Venice City Guide

Venice is composed of more than 100 islands, all connected by canals of Venice in the single network. As one of the most beautiful cities in the world Venice will not disappoint our visitors. Explore famous canals of Venice, old bridges, stunning palaces and great art. What to do and see in and around VeniceSt Mark's SquareThe crowded St. Mark's Square in Venice is probably the most famous of the square. Enjoy a cup of coffee in a coffee while admiring the beautiful architecture around you. Many of the main attractions of Venice, as the Campanile and the Clock Tower, is located nearby. Do not miss the golden altar in the room impressive St Mark's Basilica.Gallerie dell'AccademiaThe Accademia Gallery has one of the finest art collections in Europe. The walls are lined with the works of master painters whose Venetian Bellini, Titian, Veronese and Tintoretto.Palazzo Ducale and the Bridge SighsThe Ducal Palace was the residence of the doges of where they would run the Venetian state. You see all aspects of life in the Doge of where he lived until the state where were discussed matters of justice and distribution. Walk on the famous Bridge of Sighs, whose name comes from the time when the bridge of the court led to the prison cells. The prisoners saw the view of the beautiful lagoon and sighed.Ca 'OroCa' D'Oro (House of Gold), located on the Grand Canal is a beautiful palaces and a great example of Gothic architecture. The Palace presents a beautiful collection of sculptures, tapestries and paintings.Santa Maria della SaluteGuarding the entrance to the Grand Canal east of Santa Maria della Salute Venice history, and a magnificent Baroque church. The sacristy is home to paintings by Titian and Tintoretto marriage to Cana.San Giorgio MaggioreThe church of San Giorgio Maggiore is a well-known historic Venetian designed by the famous Palladian revival of the architecture. Inside, you will find several paintings by Tintoretto including "The Last Supper". CanalsIt is impossible to imagine Venice without thinking of canals and gondolas. Cars are not allowed in the city and all transportation is on the water. Travel as a true Venetian, hop on the Vaporati (water bus) and the journey along the Grand Canal. It takes you under the Rialto Bridge and is an ideal way to admire the magnificent palaces near the Rialto Canal.Rialto MarketsThe bustling markets are open evey morning. From fruits, vegetables, souvenirs and clothing are also offered. The fish market was held here in 1000 years - do not miss the live lobsters and crabs.Scuola Grande di San RoccoThe Scuola Grande di San Rocco in Venice is one of the finest art museums with an impressive collection of over of 50 works by Tintoretto. CollectionThe Peggy Guggenheim, Palazzo Venier dei Leoni has been the home of American collector Peggy Guggenheim for 30 years. Now, it's a museum with an impressive collection of modern art. Artists represented include Magritte, Picasso, Pollock and Kandinsky.The Lido20 minutes by boat from VeniceThe Lido is a long strip of sand housing Venice lagoon beach. The island of sandy beaches make it a popular day trip for families and sun worshippers.Verona80 minutes by train from VeniceThe charming town of Verona has much to offer visitors, including the Roman monuments, impressive architecture and delicious restaurants. Be sure not to miss the Roman arena where an open-air opera festival is held each year.
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