Discovering Venice

St. Mark’s Basilica, together with its bell tower and the square of the same name, forms the city’s foremost architectural complex and the most famous symbol of Venice.read the article

The Doge's Palace, one of the symbols of the city, a masterpiece of Venetian Gothic architecture, stands in the monumental area of ​​St. Mark's Square.read the article

Caffè Florian is a historic café in the city of Venice, located under the arcades of the Procuratie Nuove in St. Mark’s Square.read the article

The Clock Tower is a Renaissance building in Venice, located in St. Mark’s Square, facing the northwestern corner of the Basilica.read the article

It is the favorite street for luxury shopping enthusiasts, as it is home to Venice’s most prestigious boutiques.read the article

Ca’ Pesaro houses the International Gallery of Modern Art and the Museum of Oriental Art in Venice.read the article

The Peggy Guggenheim Collection is a private museum of modern art, located in Palazzo Venier dei Leoni on Venice’s Grand Canal.read the article

The Punta della Dogana, a narrow triangular tip dividing the Grand Canal from the Giudecca Canal, facing the Basin of San Marco.read the article

Burano is a settlement of 2,270 inhabitants, built on four islands in the northern Venetian Lagoon.read the article

Murano (Muràn in the Venetian dialect) is a settlement in the Venetian Lagoon, located northeast of Venice and consisting of seven islands.read the article