Venice

A stunning Gothic palace on the Grand Canal, housing the Franchetti Gallery with art collections.

A grand Gothic church housing masterpieces by Titian and other renowned artists, along with incredible tombs.

The tall bell tower on Piazza San Marco, offering elevator access to panoramic views over Venice and the lagoon.

A busy waterfront promenade near St. Mark’s, with lagoon views, boat stops and classic Venice photo angles.

A historic enclosed bridge connecting Doge's Palace to the New Prison, offering a glimpse into Venice's past.

Admire the unique snail-shell staircase offering panoramic views of Venice from its summit.

A beautiful Gothic and Renaissance church known for its incredible art, including a Bellini altarpiece.

A prominent Benedictine church on its own island, offering stunning architecture and incredible views from its bell tower.

Public gardens in Castello, best known for hosting national pavilions during the Venice Biennale.

The historic and elegant casino, housed in a Renaissance palace, offering gaming and entertainment.

Explore an opulent 18th-century Venetian palace, now a museum showcasing Baroque and Rococo art and furnishings.

A Gothic palace turned museum dedicated to Mariano Fortuny, an artist, designer, and inventor.

A small palace famous for its unique spiral staircase, providing a picturesque architectural marvel.

A luxury department store with a phenomenal rooftop terrace offering free panoramic views of the Grand Canal.

Relax in these beautifully restored public gardens near St. Mark's Square, offering a peaceful oasis.

Discover Venetian civilization, art, and history through vast collections housed in the Procuratie Nuove.

Venice's oldest and most traditional theater, presenting a diverse program of plays and cultural events.

A historic institution and cultural center hosting exhibitions, lectures, and events in a beautiful setting.

A Fondazione Prada exhibition venue in a Grand Canal palazzo, focused on contemporary art and temporary cultural projects.

A dazzling Byzantine basilica on Piazza San Marco, famous for gold mosaics, domes and historic treasures.

Venice’s key museum of Venetian painting, with masterpieces from the city’s Renaissance and later schools.

A Gothic palace beside St. Mark’s Basilica, once the seat of Venetian power and now a major museum.

A landmark stone bridge over the Grand Canal, known for shops, views and the nearby Rialto market area.

A major modern art collection in Peggy Guggenheim’s former Grand Canal palazzo, with works by Picasso, Pollock and more.

Venice’s storied opera house, rebuilt after fires and known for ornate interiors, tours and performances.

A colorful lagoon island famous for painted houses, lace-making and photogenic canalside lanes.

A richly decorated confraternity hall famous for Tintoretto’s major painting cycle.

A Grand Canal bridge linking Dorsoduro and San Marco, prized for classic views toward the Salute.

A traditional private gondola trip through Venice’s canals, priced per boat and best arranged at official stands.

Venice’s beach island, known for Adriatic sands, villas, cycling and the Venice Film Festival.

A historic Jewish quarter in Cannaregio, with synagogues, cultural sites and centuries of layered history.

A historic Venetian confraternity complex with ornate halls, a ceremonial staircase and event-based visits.

A quiet historic lagoon island, known for early Venetian heritage, mosaics and a rural atmosphere.

A large northern Venice district with quiet canals, local bars, churches and the historic Jewish Ghetto.

A lagoon island known worldwide for glassmaking, workshops, canals and the Murano Glass Museum.

A creative Venice district with art museums, canals, university life and Zattere waterfront walks.

Venice’s landmark public square, surrounded by the basilica, campanile, Doge’s Palace and historic arcades.

A monumental Baroque church at the mouth of the Grand Canal, famous for its domes and plague-vow history.

A small enclosed Baroque bridge beside the Doge’s Palace, famous for its prison-history legend.

Venice’s sweeping main canal, bordered by palaces and best seen from a vaporetto, bridge or gondola.