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Ci sarà un perché Venezia è una delle città più visitate di tutto il mondo: sarà forse perché le sue attrazioni sono qualcosa di assolutamente unico? Certo che sì. In nessun altro luogo vi capiterà di trovare una città interamente costruita sull’acqua con una gloriosa storia lunga secoli.
In tutti i casi fate un programma di viaggio che vi lasci il tempo di fare un giro in gondola, una romantica esperienza che vi darà modo di vedere la città dal miglior punto di vista possibile: l’acqua.
ALCUNE COSE DA NON PERDERE
CANAL GRANDE
Broad S-shaped canal dividing the city in two. A ride on the vaporetto to admire the splendid buildings that overlook it is a must.
PIAZZA SAN MARCO
Basilica of San Marco, a monumental church with a Byzantine charm and the Campanile, the tallest building in Venice.
PALAZZO DUCALE
The sumptuous seat of the Serenissima Republic. One of the greatest examples of Venetian Gothic, it houses an artistic heritage of inestimable value and many secrets.
PONTE DEI SOSPIRI
the covered bridge that once connected the doge's palace and the prisons of the Serenissima.
PONTE DI RIALTO
Sono quattro i ponti che attraversano il Canal Grande, ma solo un nome è noto anche a chi non vive a Venezia, costruito a fine 500.
SQUERO
There are four bridges that cross the Grand Canal, but only one name is known even to those who do not live in Venice, built at the end of the 16th century.
MURANO
One of the most famous Venetian traditions in the world is the murrina, elaborate decoration in blown glass, to see it just enter the museum.
BURANO
The real attraction, however, are the lace makers who still sit outside the house in the summer to embroider bobbins, offering visitors a unique show of local life.
SCUOLA GRANDE DI SAN ROCCO
A competition was held in the sixteenth century to decorate the walls of this illustrious venue. It was won by Tintoretto, who between 1575 and 1587 created a pictorial cycle with scenes from the Old and New Testaments of extraordinary dramatic power. It will be able to excite even those who do not understand art.
GRAN TEATRO LA FENICE
it is the main opera house in Venice but also one of the most prestigious theaters in the world.
COSA FARE A VENEZIA
FONDACO DEI TEDESCHI
The PANORAMIC terrace, near the Rialto bridge is located on the fourth floor and allows a breathtaking view of the city. The booking of the visit is free and mandatory and must be made exclusively online.
BIENNALE
The 18th International Architecture Exhibition entitled The Laboratory of the Future curated by Lesley Lokko and organized by the Venice Biennale is open to the public from Saturday 20 May to Sunday 26 November 2023 in the Giardini, Arsenale and Forte Marghera.
GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM
The Peggy Guggenheim Collection is one of the most important museums in Italy for European and American art of the 20th century located in Venice at Palazzo Venier dei Leoni, on the Grand Canal, in what was once Peggy Guggenheim's home.
PERDERSI PER LE CALLI
To savor the uniqueness of this city is to get lost and wander aimlessly among its streets, canals and squares, without a predefined destination. In Venice, more than in any other place in the world, getting lost is an experience like no other.
BACARO TOUR
​Among the favorite rituals of the Venetians we find the Bàcaro tour also called "giro par ombre". We speak of a bacaro-tour when you follow an itinerary between the various districts, interrupted by stops in the different bacari.
GIRO IN GONDOLA
a romantic experience that will give you the opportunity to see the city from the best possible point of view: the water.
