Venice in just 2 days

Basilica dei Frari

Imposing Gothic church housing art treasures and monumental mausoleums.

Escape the claustrophobia of crowds and narrow alleys into this expansive spiritual open space filled with art.

San Pantalon

Church concealing a vast ceiling painting that spans the heavens above.

The breathtaking ceiling, with its vibrant celestial scene and mesmerizing illusion of depth, will certainly leave you in awe.

Scuola di San Rocco

Opulent confraternity building adorned with a multitude of darkly dramatic works by Tintoretto.

Its breathtaking grand interiors showcase some of the most dramatic artworks in Venice.

Piazza San Marco

Grand square and gathering place, the social, religious and political center of Venice.

There's a reason why most one-day travelers come just here. Piazza San Marco is indeed truly impressive. But don't let that deter you from discovering the rest of Venice's treasures.

Palazzo Ducale

Ornate palace where the city's political leader once resided.

Behind the elegant facade, majestic chambers coexist with a darker side, creating a fascinating duality within the palace's grandeur.

Bridge of Sighs

Enclosed bridge named for the sighs of convicts crossing it en route to the palace prison.

The Bridge of Sighs is simply one of the world's most famous bridges.

Riva degli Schiavoni

Monumental 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.

Basilica di San Marco

Grandiose cathedral with a gilded interior, the center of religious power in Venice.

The so-called Church of Gold will stir overwhelming emotions with its evocative mosaics, rich history and projected power, making it deeply memorable. It is a tribute not just to the glory of God but also to the glory of Venice.

Campanile di San Marco

Basilica bell tower overlooking the square, tallest structure in Venice.

Enjoy spectacular aerial vistas over Venice and, on clear days, even the Alps, with effortless access by elevator.

Rialto Bridge

The first bridge over the Grand Canal, now one of Venice's most iconic landmarks.

You'll never get enough of witnessing the captivating bustle at Venice's acclaimed 'true heart'.

Canal Grande

Venice's main waterway, dividing the city in two.

San Zaccaria

Gothic-Renaissance church with a mysterious flooded crypt.

While there is much to appreciate in the ornate decoration and art, it is the crypt that truly sets this place of worship apart.