Venice is situated across a group of 118 islands, separated by canals and linked by almost 400 bridges. This beautiful city is known all over the World because of its stunning canals and buildings. The Grand Canal it's surrounded by almost 160 buildings, date from the 13th to the 18th Century: Cà Rezzonico, Cà d'Oro and the well known Palazzo Venier dei Leoni, that today houses the Peggy Guggenheim Museum.
If you're planning to visit the most romantic city in the world, take your time to have a coffee in the heart of Venice, St. Mark's Square also known as "the drawing room of Europe". The Square is dominated by the Doge's Palace and the 'eternal' church of St. Mark, one of the best knownexample of Italo-Bizantine architecture: gold ground mosaic, bronze-fashioned doors, marble columns and the Winged Lion (Venice's symbol).
Do you want to live the experience of visiting the city by boat? Ask your guide to arrange a trip down the Grand Canal by gondola! And if you are planning to visit Venice in February, slip on a mask and join the Carnevale: go back in time and enjoy the atmosphere of the 18th Century!
After few days of crowded alleys and bridges you will need to go far from the frenetic center. Ask your guide for a tour at the marvellous islands of Murano and Burano, islands of Glass and Lace. It's worth it!