Museums of Venice: Most of the Venice Museums are located in ancient palaces, so visiting them means not only enjoying the many works of art exhibited but also appreciating architecture, the interior...
More detailsTips about Venice is the VeniceWelcome Travel Blog: The Venice Welcome blog keeps you informed about the latest openings and events in the city. All Venetian activities and experiences, told by the...
More detailsVenice has six sestieri : Cannaregio, Santa Croce, San Polo, Dorsoduro, San Marco and Castello. What to know and how to choose where to stay is important to better enjoy your...
More detailsMonuments of Venice. Venice itself is a monument, an open-air museum. Any sights you visit, that is San Marco, the heart of Venice, or more distant areas from the tourist center, you will always find...
More detailsThe Churches of Venice are museums. For St. Mark's Basilica there are no words to describe the precious beauties and valuable works that it conserves, but there are 137 Churches, we see the most...
More detailsVenice holds special events throughout the year. Many Parades, Firework Displays, the famous Carnival and Biennale. Some other free events are organized for major Holidays...
More detailsThe public boats called vaporetti and motoscafi run almost constantly, and you'll seldom have to wait more than a few minutes for one to come along. The standard waterbus or autobus fare is a rather...
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Not far from Venice there are small towns and villages that can be reached and visited in one day. Places like the Riviera del Brenta with its famous Palladian Villas.
Chioggia called the little...
Venice has always been synonymous with romance and mystery, known throughout the world as the city of love, but it is also rich in history, art and characters who have become real myths. Let's meet...
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