Venice
This square is the heart of Venice - most tourists spend the majority of their time here. Enjoy the architecture of the Basilica, and have a coffee at one of the outdoor cafes to take in the atmosphere.
Take a day trip to Lido, a island known for it’s sandy beaches and a quick ferry ride away. Relax by the sea, enjoy a leisurely swim, and indulge in some delicious (and cheap) seafood in local restaurants.
Wander off the beaten path and explore the canals in Cannaregio. This neighbourhood offers a more authentic experience of Venice, with narrow streets, charming bridges and great local restaurants.
Don’t miss the famous Rialto Bridge. It can get crowded, so make sure to go early in the morning, or at lunchtime avoid the touristy restaurants nearby and opt for a takeaway pizza by the water.
Explore the palace, a symbol of Venice’s political and cultural history. Admire the stunning gothic architecture and make sure to walk across the bridge if Sights. A must see for history enthusiasts.
While it is not cheap, no visit to Venice is complete without a gondola ride along the canals to soak in the beauty of the city from a unique perspective. Make sure to go early for a more quiet experience.
Escape the crowds and venture to the island of Murano, known for it’s glass making tradition. Visit the glass factories, explore the charming streets, and browns the shops for unique souvenirs.
Another day trip option is to the colourful island of Burnao, known for its lace-making tradition. Explore the charming streets with brightly painted houses and browse local shops for lace souvenirs.
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