St. Mark's Basilica

Iconic cathedral known for its opulent design and gilded interior.

Grand Canal

Major waterway lined with historic buildings, best explored by gondola or vaporetto.

Doge's Palace

Former residence of Venice's rulers, now a museum with ornate chambers.

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Rialto Bridge

Historic stone arch bridge spanning the Grand Canal, famous for its shops.

Piazza San Marco

Venice's main public square, surrounded by notable buildings and cafes.

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Bridge of Sighs

Enclosed bridge connecting the Doge's Palace to the prisons, rich in history.

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Murano Island

Island renowned for its glass-making workshops and museums.

Peggy Guggenheim Collection

Modern art museum housed in an 18th-century palace.

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Teatro La Fenice

Historic opera house known for its rich cultural heritage.

Gallerie dell'Accademia

Museum featuring pre-19th-century art, including works by Venetian masters.

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Burano Island

Colorful island famous for lace-making and vibrant houses.

San Marco

Heart and soul of Venice, home to major landmarks and ideal for first-time visitors.

Dorsoduro

Defined by art and nightlife, a lively area with famous galleries and a youthful vibe.

Castello

Largest district with lush parks and historic sites, perfect for a relaxed and picturesque stay.

San Polo

One of the oldest and liveliest districts, centrally located and great for families.

Cannaregio

Down-to-earth district with historic sights, ideal for budget travelers and authentic Venetian experience.