Arsenale
Historic shipyard powering Venice's former naval supremacy.
Perfect for boys of all ages, yet everyone will be amazed by the history of the complex and fascinated by the giant sculpture depicting six pairs of hands.
View moreNaval Heritage
Feel Venice's maritime prowess through 5 spots that highlight its rich naval history.
Make sure to read till the end for a surprise suggestion: boarding a submarine!
Historic shipyard powering Venice's former naval supremacy.
Perfect for boys of all ages, yet everyone will be amazed by the history of the complex and fascinated by the giant sculpture depicting six pairs of hands.
View moreOne of the last few boatyards building traditional wooden gondolas.
Witness skilled artisans crafting and repairing gondolas by hand, a centuries-old craft that's quintessentially Venetian.
View moreMuseum dedicated to Venice's naval history.
Overall, the museum is fascinating for children and essential for naval warfare enthusiasts. After all, how often do you get the chance to board a military submarine?
View moreMonumental waterfront along the San Marco basin.
Stroll next to the glittering water on one of the most beloved promenades, which is particularly charming close to sunset.
View moreSun-bathed waterfront on the south of Dorsoduro.
The promenade is such a soothing spot, perfect for enjoying the local atmosphere. Watch the sunset while sipping an aperitivo and prepare for the evening.
View moreHow thrilling would it be to explore the interior of a former military submarine?
The 46m (150ft) Enrico Dandolo (S 513) is located inside a special military zone within the Arsenale.
Explore its control room and torpedo launching chamber with a combined ticket that includes entry to Naval History Museum.