TOP HOTELS IN Venice

Top 10 Most Popular Places in Venice

Sail the famous Grand Canal in Venice

The largest of all the canals in Venice is the Grand Canal with 4 kilometres long and one of the must-see points of Venice. The Canal has along its tour the Rialto Bridge, Accademia Bridge, Barefoot Bridge and Constitution Bridge, which are by themselves Venice's attractions.

St. Mark's Square, a Meeting Point

It is one of the most famous squares in the world, its great beauty and the fact that it houses the Doge's Palace, the Correr Museum and the Basilica of San Marco make it the starting point for many tourists.

The Wonderful Basilica of San Marco

This large religious building is one of the most important attractions in Venice, its golden interiors with frescoes, its five domes, the large extension of mosaics and some of the works of the museum, such as the San Marco Horses, are part of the great legacy cultural which the basilica has.

Tour the Grand Museum Correr, Historic Tourism

It is the most outstanding museum in the city, destined to explain the history of the city with pictorial and sculptural works, furniture objects, etc.. The Correr Museum has a great interest especially for Titian and Tintoretto's paintings.

Cross the Rialto Bridge Badge

In addition to being the most used bridge to cross the Grand Canal, it is a symbol of the city and its passage is as essential as it is almost obligatory since it communicates two of the most visited parts of the city.

Appreciate the Doge's Palace

This large palace located in Piazza San Marco, served as the residence of the doges who made much of the most important decisions for the future of Venice. Today it is a building with great architectural and artistic value. In the Sala del Maggior Consiglio you'll find the largest canvas in the world, work by Tintoretto.

The Basilica Santa Maria della Salute, Religious Tourism

After the Basilica of San Marco, the most important religious building in Venice is Santa Maria della Salute, a building that was built in the 17th century to commemorate the end of the plague in Venice. The “Feste della Madonna della Salute” is held at the gates of this basilica every 21 November. During the festival there is a bridge that runs from Piazza San Marco to Santa Maria della Salute.

Stroll in Gondolas, Iconic City Transportation

Maritime transport is the most common in Venice, being possible with vaporetto, equivalent to urban buses, water taxis and gondolas, the latter being the most characteristic, traditional and the ones that serve as icon of the city.

Have fun at the Venice Carnival

The Venice carnival is the most recognizable holiday of the Italian city, originally in the eleventh century it served so that the nobility could walk among the village for a few days a year, because thanks to masks and outfits would not be recognized. In the 18th century there were personalities from all over Europe. After many years of ban, tradition was recovered in 1979 and today, the masks of the Venice carnival are one of the most recognizable symbols of the city.

Walk through the Alleys of the City

Venice is full of small alleys, many of them are located in areas far from the main tourist centers. Many of these picturesque alleys have great appeal.