Attractions in Venice

The whole city is a unique sight in itself, there is nothing like it anywhere else in the world. The best way to explore Venice is by foot.

St Mark's Square
If you truly want to understand the might of the former Venetian empire this is the place to visit. Around the square you will find the basilica of St Mark's, adorned with an incredible array of plundered treasures, the Doge´s palace with its grandiose state rooms and the majestic clocktower, campanile, from where you can get a splendid view of Venice.

Ca' Rezzonico
Longhena's palazzo is one of the most beautiful in the whole city. It was completed in 1756, over 100 years after the first day of construction.
Address: Ca' Rezzonico, Dorsoduro

Ca' Pesaro
Ca' Pesaro is the city's modern art museum, located in an old palazzo. The most exiting art can be found in the Oriental art department.
Address: Fondamenta Pesaro, Santa Croce 2070

Rialto Fish Market
Visit the market during weekdays. The fishmongers, the bustling scenes, the old facades and the canal combine for an experience by all senses. The city's best butcher shops are also nearby.