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Enjoy the sights and sounds of Venice while cruising along the Grand Canal, as it winds through the heart of the city. More
We can only marvel at this Gothic masterpiece and the legacies of the great Masters housed within. The works of Tiziano, Veronese, Tiepolo, and Tintoretto are within—together with the Giant's St... More
At the heart of Venice, Piazza San Marco calls upon all beings—man or beast to take in the surrounding beauty, which is in abundance starting with two iconic symbols of Venice: St. Mark’s ... More
With its triangular shape, Punta della Dogana split the Grand Canal from the Giudecca Canal. As center for contemporary art , the former monumental port of the city present a permanent exhibition o... More
The Museum is one of the most important collection of Japanese art of the Edo period. This collection was bought by Prince Henry II of Borbone, Count of Bardi during his travel to Asia, bewteen 188... More
The sexiest hangout in Venice, QuotAmare is a stretch of sand at Lido, where Venetians spend most of their summer. The action picks up in June and lasts well into September. More
Learn lace-making and embroidery the old school way. The Lace Museum has over 100 exhibits of lacework. More
This picture gallery houses the world’s most comprehensive collection of 14th- to 18th-century Venetian paintings. Highlights include the Tempest by Bellini and Feast in the House of Levi by Ver... More
Murano’s Glass Museum is a showcase for the evolving Venetian glassblowing tradition. Its archeological section contains prehistoric glass artifacts and glass creations from the necropolis of En... More
In 828, the body of St Mark the Evangelist was stolen from Alexandria in Egypt and taken to Venice’s Doge Giustiniano Participazio. This story and more are revealed in the splendid Basilica di S... More
On the Grand Canal, an unfinished palazzo stands. Inside, however, is one of the world’s most interesting collections of 20th-century art. The extremely unconventional Peggy Guggenheim, creator ... More
Basilica dei Frari is a 14th-century church that contains one of the world’s most savagely intense representations of Italian Renaissance art. Treasure its walls for they host the genius of Giov... More
On display inside this splendid Baroque palazzo is one of Venice’s richest collections of Modern art. This includes works by Tiepolo, Umberto Boccioni, Gino Rossi, Gustav Klimt, Marc Chagall, Pa... More
From the Old Library on Piazza San Marco, you will encounter this gem of a museum. Museo Archeologico Nazionale is home to a group of Greek statues from the 5th and 6th centuries, several Roman portra... More
This incredible place used to be the home of the San Stae branch of the Mocenigo family, one of Venice’s most important families. Now it houses two museums, the palace itself—richly furnis... More
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