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What to See in Venice
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Overview
Districts and Tourist Areas
The city of Venice is divided into six historic districts, some very (or too) touristy, others not at all.
Cannaregio District
This lively and popular area is in the north of the city. Though not heavily visited, it boasts several beautiful churches and palaces, as well as the Ghetto, which was the first Jewish quarter in the Western world.
This lively and popular area is in the north of the city. Though not heavily visited, it boasts several beautiful churches and palaces, as well as the Ghetto, which was the first Jewish quarter in the Western world.
Dorsoduro District
This is the southern part of Venice, with its alleys and small canals, galleries, museums, churches, and palaces. The area is also famous for its bars and restaurants around a few squares.
This is the southern part of Venice, with its alleys and small canals, galleries, museums, churches, and palaces. The area is also famous for its bars and restaurants around a few squares.
Castello District
Opposite San Marco, Castello is off the tourist trail. It’s the most working-class district in the city, with a completely different atmosphere.
Opposite San Marco, Castello is off the tourist trail. It’s the most working-class district in the city, with a completely different atmosphere.
San Marco District
This is the stunning heart of tourist Venice, featuring the square of the same name, stretching to the Accademia and the Rialto Bridge. Despite the crowds, it remains a must-see.
This is the stunning heart of tourist Venice, featuring the square of the same name, stretching to the Accademia and the Rialto Bridge. Despite the crowds, it remains a must-see.
San Polo and Santa Croce Districts
Across the Grand Canal, facing San Marco, San Polo boasts beautiful churches and palaces, along with numerous shops and boutiques. Beyond it lies the lively, working-class district of Santa Croce.
Across the Grand Canal, facing San Marco, San Polo boasts beautiful churches and palaces, along with numerous shops and boutiques. Beyond it lies the lively, working-class district of Santa Croce.
The Islands
Among the many islands in the lagoon, about half a dozen are more or less touristy:
Burano
This is the island of colourful fishermen's houses. It has been renowned since the 16th century for its lace, which even has a dedicated museum here.
This is the island of colourful fishermen's houses. It has been renowned since the 16th century for its lace, which even has a dedicated museum here.
Lido
Stretching about twelve kilometres between the lagoon and the Adriatic, this "littoral sandbar" is home to Venice’s beach. The Lido is also known for its beautiful 18th- and 19th-century buildings, which, though slightly faded, add charm to the area.
Stretching about twelve kilometres between the lagoon and the Adriatic, this "littoral sandbar" is home to Venice’s beach. The Lido is also known for its beautiful 18th- and 19th-century buildings, which, though slightly faded, add charm to the area.
Murano
This relatively quiet island is where you can watch the famous glassblowers at work, a craft practiced here since the 13th century. But Murano is also home to old houses, churches, gardens, and palaces that once contributed to its reputation.
This relatively quiet island is where you can watch the famous glassblowers at work, a craft practiced here since the 13th century. But Murano is also home to old houses, churches, gardens, and palaces that once contributed to its reputation.
San Michele
Unique in its kind, this is a cemetery island. A few celebrities are buried here, such as Diaghilev or Igor Stravinsky.
Unique in its kind, this is a cemetery island. A few celebrities are buried here, such as Diaghilev or Igor Stravinsky.
Torcello
Once an episcopal seat, Torcello is now a nearly deserted island. Visitors come to see the church of Santa Fosca and, above all, the cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta and its beautiful mosaics.
Once an episcopal seat, Torcello is now a nearly deserted island. Visitors come to see the church of Santa Fosca and, above all, the cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta and its beautiful mosaics.
Monuments and Architectural Landmarks
Marciana Library
This grand library is part of the architectural complex of St. Mark’s Square. Access is included in some packages with the Correr Museum and the Doge’s Palace. The building is renowned for its stunning decorated ceiling.
This grand library is part of the architectural complex of St. Mark’s Square. Access is included in some packages with the Correr Museum and the Doge’s Palace. The building is renowned for its stunning decorated ceiling.
Ca'd'Oro
This is one of the most famous palaces on the Grand Canal. Its Gothic façade (once gilded, hence the name) is remarkable, and its interior, equally impressive, houses the artworks of the Giorgio Franchetti Gallery.
This is one of the most famous palaces on the Grand Canal. Its Gothic façade (once gilded, hence the name) is remarkable, and its interior, equally impressive, houses the artworks of the Giorgio Franchetti Gallery.
Ca' Vendramin Calergi
This charming palace on the Grand Canal is both the city’s casino and the Richard Wagner Museum, where the composer lived and died.
This charming palace on the Grand Canal is both the city’s casino and the Richard Wagner Museum, where the composer lived and died.
St. Mark's Campanile
A city landmark, this tower stands separate from St. Mark's Basilica. Rebuilt identically in 1902 after its collapse, it offers a superb panorama of the city from its 99-metre height.
A city landmark, this tower stands separate from St. Mark's Basilica. Rebuilt identically in 1902 after its collapse, it offers a superb panorama of the city from its 99-metre height.
Venice Ghetto
The oldest Jewish quarter in the Western world, established in the 10th century. It features beautiful buildings and landmarks tied to the community's history, as well as the Jewish Museum.
The oldest Jewish quarter in the Western world, established in the 10th century. It features beautiful buildings and landmarks tied to the community's history, as well as the Jewish Museum.
Grand Canal
One of the "iconic sights" of the City of the Doges. For its entire length (3.8 km), it is lined with magnificent palaces and other buildings that tell the story of Venice. Best explored by vaporetto.
One of the "iconic sights" of the City of the Doges. For its entire length (3.8 km), it is lined with magnificent palaces and other buildings that tell the story of Venice. Best explored by vaporetto.
La Fenice
This 18th-century opera house is one of the most prestigious in the world. Rebuilt identically after a fire in 1996, you can visit its stunning concert hall.
This 18th-century opera house is one of the most prestigious in the world. Rebuilt identically after a fire in 1996, you can visit its stunning concert hall.
Doge's Palace
One of the most famous and remarkable palaces in the city, the official residence of the Doges of the Republic of Venice. The "celebrated" Bridge of Sighs is located between the city's old prisons and the Doge's Palace.
One of the most famous and remarkable palaces in the city, the official residence of the Doges of the Republic of Venice. The "celebrated" Bridge of Sighs is located between the city's old prisons and the Doge's Palace.
St. Mark's Square
It's the symbol of Venice and one of the most famous squares in the world. Lined with arcades and remarkable monuments (including the eponymous basilica), it's a must-see on any visit to the city... despite the heavy crowds at certain times of year.
It's the symbol of Venice and one of the most famous squares in the world. Lined with arcades and remarkable monuments (including the eponymous basilica), it's a must-see on any visit to the city... despite the heavy crowds at certain times of year.
Bridge of Sighs
One of the city's most famous—and photogenic—tourist sites. Built in white marble in 1602 in the Baroque style, it spanned a canal to connect the old prisons to the Doge's Palace.
One of the city's most famous—and photogenic—tourist sites. Built in white marble in 1602 in the Baroque style, it spanned a canal to connect the old prisons to the Doge's Palace.
Rialto Bridge
It dates from the late 16th century and is one of the four bridges spanning the Grand Canal. Its architecture and its unique "built-bridge" design have long made it one of Venice’s well-known landmarks.
It dates from the late 16th century and is one of the four bridges spanning the Grand Canal. Its architecture and its unique "built-bridge" design have long made it one of Venice’s well-known landmarks.
Zattere Quays
This 1,500-metre-long "seafront" offers a lovely promenade, with the Giudecca Canal on one side and beautiful façades and buildings of the Dorsoduro district on the other.
This 1,500-metre-long "seafront" offers a lovely promenade, with the Giudecca Canal on one side and beautiful façades and buildings of the Dorsoduro district on the other.
Religious Buildings
Among the countless religious buildings (over a hundred) in Venice, notable ones include:
St. Mark’s Basilica
This is the most important basilica in Venice and its best-known landmark, adjoining St. Mark's Square, which it occupies one wing of. Built in 828, it is primarily Byzantine in style. A stunning view awaits from the top of its campanile (99 metres).
This is the most important basilica in Venice and its best-known landmark, adjoining St. Mark's Square, which it occupies one wing of. Built in 828, it is primarily Byzantine in style. A stunning view awaits from the top of its campanile (99 metres).
San Giorgio Maggiore Basilica
On the island of the same name, this 16th-century church is known for its choir decorated with Tintoretto canvases. Stunning view of the city and the lagoon from its bell tower.
On the island of the same name, this 16th-century church is known for its choir decorated with Tintoretto canvases. Stunning view of the city and the lagoon from its bell tower.
Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute
This imposing 17th-century church on the edge of the Grand Canal is where you can admire Tintoretto’s famous painting "The Wedding at Cana.".
This imposing 17th-century church on the edge of the Grand Canal is where you can admire Tintoretto’s famous painting "The Wedding at Cana.".
Basilica of Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari
This Gothic church is notable for its interior, which houses works by Titian and Bellini, as well as the tomb of composer Monteverdi, in addition to altars and monuments. Its campanile (70 metres) is the second tallest in the city after St. Mark’s.
This Gothic church is notable for its interior, which houses works by Titian and Bellini, as well as the tomb of composer Monteverdi, in addition to altars and monuments. Its campanile (70 metres) is the second tallest in the city after St. Mark’s.
Basilica of Santi Maria e Donato
This church with its original Veneto-Byzantine style from the 12th century is located on the island of Murano. The interior houses beautiful mosaics.
This church with its original Veneto-Byzantine style from the 12th century is located on the island of Murano. The interior houses beautiful mosaics.
Madonna dell'Orto Church
This 14th-century church is the burial place of Tintoretto (several of his paintings can be seen here). It features a striking façade blending Gothic, Renaissance, and Byzantine styles.
This 14th-century church is the burial place of Tintoretto (several of his paintings can be seen here). It features a striking façade blending Gothic, Renaissance, and Byzantine styles.
San Giacomo dall'Orio Church
One of the oldest churches in Venice, founded in the 9th century. Its rather austere façade contrasts with its interior, where wood, stone, and marble blend together.
One of the oldest churches in Venice, founded in the 9th century. Its rather austere façade contrasts with its interior, where wood, stone, and marble blend together.
San Sebastiano Church
This church is particularly interesting for its interior and rich decoration, partly created by the painter Veronese, who is buried there.
This church is particularly interesting for its interior and rich decoration, partly created by the painter Veronese, who is buried there.
San Zaccaria Church
A church blending Lombard, Gothic, and Renaissance styles. Construction began in the 9th century.
A church blending Lombard, Gothic, and Renaissance styles. Construction began in the 9th century.
Santa Maria dei Miracoli Church
This is a charming small church in Venice, built in the 15th century in the Renaissance style. Marble is prominent both on the façade and inside.
This is a charming small church in Venice, built in the 15th century in the Renaissance style. Marble is prominent both on the façade and inside.
Santa Maria del Giglio Church
A beautiful façade typical of Venetian Baroque, with statues and bas-reliefs, and an interior housing several masterpieces by artists such as Rubens and Tintoretto.
A beautiful façade typical of Venetian Baroque, with statues and bas-reliefs, and an interior housing several masterpieces by artists such as Rubens and Tintoretto.
Santi Giovanni e Paolo Church
Also known as San Zanipolo, this is the largest church in Venice, with construction beginning in 1240. It has a rather pretty interior.
Also known as San Zanipolo, this is the largest church in Venice, with construction beginning in 1240. It has a rather pretty interior.
Santo Stefano Church
This is a charming 14th-century Gothic church with a brick façade. Inside, you’ll find works by great painters (including Tintoretto) and a noticeably leaning bell tower that rises 60 metres, giving the whole structure a distinctive character.
This is a charming 14th-century Gothic church with a brick façade. Inside, you’ll find works by great painters (including Tintoretto) and a noticeably leaning bell tower that rises 60 metres, giving the whole structure a distinctive character.
San Lazzaro degli Armeni
This small island in the Venetian lagoon near the Lido is entirely occupied by an Armenian monastery that can be partly visited.
This small island in the Venetian lagoon near the Lido is entirely occupied by an Armenian monastery that can be partly visited.
Museums
Ca' Pesaro
A Venetian Baroque palace dating from the 17th century. It faces the Grand Canal and houses the Museum of Oriental Art and the International Gallery of Modern Art.
A Venetian Baroque palace dating from the 17th century. It faces the Grand Canal and houses the Museum of Oriental Art and the International Gallery of Modern Art.
Ca' Rezzonico
This Venetian palace is now a museum dedicated to 18th-century Venice. In a period setting, you can see furniture, paintings, sculptures, and other works of art that evoke the former splendour of the City of the Doges.
This Venetian palace is now a museum dedicated to 18th-century Venice. In a period setting, you can see furniture, paintings, sculptures, and other works of art that evoke the former splendour of the City of the Doges.
Peggy Guggenheim Collection
One of Venice’s renowned museums. Housed in an unfinished palace, the venue is dedicated to modern art, featuring major artists such as Dalí, Magritte, Chagall, Miró, Picasso, Mondrian, Giacometti, and others.
One of Venice’s renowned museums. Housed in an unfinished palace, the venue is dedicated to modern art, featuring major artists such as Dalí, Magritte, Chagall, Miró, Picasso, Mondrian, Giacometti, and others.
Gallerie dell'Accademia
This is the finest and most comprehensive collection of Venetian painting from the 14th to the 19th century. All the great masters (Veronese, Titian, Tintoretto, etc.) are represented in this one-of-a-kind museum.
This is the finest and most comprehensive collection of Venetian painting from the 14th to the 19th century. All the great masters (Veronese, Titian, Tintoretto, etc.) are represented in this one-of-a-kind museum.
Correr Museum
The city's municipal museum is located in St. Mark's Square. It explores the daily life and history of Venice through the centuries. The site also houses the archaeological museum.
The city's municipal museum is located in St. Mark's Square. It explores the daily life and history of Venice through the centuries. The site also houses the archaeological museum.
Natural History Museum of Venice
Located on the Grand Canal in a former palace, it is primarily dedicated to the natural history of the Venetian lagoon surrounding the city.
Located on the Grand Canal in a former palace, it is primarily dedicated to the natural history of the Venetian lagoon surrounding the city.
Venice Naval History Museum
The museum traces the Venetian maritime expeditions that once made the City great.
The museum traces the Venetian maritime expeditions that once made the City great.
Murano Glass Art Museum
Since Murano is associated with glassblowers, it’s only natural to find a dedicated museum here. The venue offers a complete overview of the evolution of this art over the centuries.
Since Murano is associated with glassblowers, it’s only natural to find a dedicated museum here. The venue offers a complete overview of the evolution of this art over the centuries.
Palazzo Grassi
One of the most important palaces built in Venice. Dating from the 18th century, it sits along the Grand Canal. Since 2005, it has been a museum housing the Pinault Collection of modern and contemporary art.
One of the most important palaces built in Venice. Dating from the 18th century, it sits along the Grand Canal. Since 2005, it has been a museum housing the Pinault Collection of modern and contemporary art.
Punta della Dogana
Cet ancien bâtiment des douanes (d'où le nom) a été transformé en 2009 en centre d'Art contemporain. Il s'agit d'un des deux centres de la Fondation François Pinault avec le Palazzo Grassi.
Cet ancien bâtiment des douanes (d'où le nom) a été transformé en 2009 en centre d'Art contemporain. Il s'agit d'un des deux centres de la Fondation François Pinault avec le Palazzo Grassi.
Scuola Grande di San Rocco
This "scuola" (confraternity) dates from the late 15th century. Its lavish interior of marble and woodwork houses a collection of paintings by Tintoretto and other Old Masters.
This "scuola" (confraternity) dates from the late 15th century. Its lavish interior of marble and woodwork houses a collection of paintings by Tintoretto and other Old Masters.
Scuola di San Giorgio degli Schiavoni
This scuola houses several canvases by the painter Carpaccio and the Venetian school of the 16th century.
This scuola houses several canvases by the painter Carpaccio and the Venetian school of the 16th century.
Parks, Markets, and Gardens
La Pescheria
This is the lively fish market held almost every morning under an old neo-Gothic arcade building near the Rialto Bridge, facing the Grand Canal.
This is the lively fish market held almost every morning under an old neo-Gothic arcade building near the Rialto Bridge, facing the Grand Canal.
Further Reading
Must-see & highly recommended
St. Mark's Basilica in Venice
★★★★ This is the most important basilica in Venice and its best-known landmark, adjoining St. Mark's Square, which it occupies one wing of…
Grand Canal
★★★★ One of the "iconic sights" of the City of the Doges. For its entire length (3.8 km), it is lined with magnificent palaces and other…
St. Mark's Square
★★★★ It's the symbol of Venice and one of the most famous squares in the world. Lined with arcades and remarkable monuments (including the…
San Marco District in Venice
★★★★ This is the stunning heart of tourist Venice, featuring the square of the same name, stretching to the Accademia and the Rialto Bridge…
Recommended
Basilica of Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari
★★★ This Gothic church is notable for its interior, which houses works by Titian and Bellini, as well as the tomb of composer Monteverdi, in…
Ca'd'Oro
★★★ This is one of the most famous palaces on the Grand Canal. Its Gothic façade (once gilded, hence the name) is remarkable, and its interior…
St. Mark's Campanile
★★★ A city landmark, this tower stands separate from St. Mark's Basilica. Rebuilt identically in 1902 after its collapse, it offers a superb…
Peggy Guggenheim Collection
★★★ One of Venice’s renowned museums. Housed in an unfinished palace, the venue is dedicated to modern art, featuring major artists such…
Gallerie dell'Accademia
★★★ This is the finest and most comprehensive collection of Venetian painting from the 14th to the 19th century. All the great masters…
Murano
★★★ This relatively quiet island is where you can watch the famous glassblowers at work, a craft practiced here since the 13th century. But…
Doge's Palace
★★★ One of the most famous and remarkable palaces in the city, the official residence of the Doges of the Republic of Venice. The "celebrated"…
Bridge of Sighs
★★★ One of the city's most famous—and photogenic—tourist sites. Built in white marble in 1602 in the Baroque style, it spanned a…
Rialto Bridge
★★★ It dates from the late 16th century and is one of the four bridges spanning the Grand Canal. Its architecture and its unique "built-bridge"…
Dorsoduro District in Venice
★★★ This is the southern part of Venice, with its alleys and small canals, galleries, museums, churches, and palaces. The area is also famous…
Worth a look / Other
Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute
★★ This imposing 17th-century church on the edge of the Grand Canal is where you can admire Tintoretto’s famous painting "The Wedding at…
Burano
★★ This is the island of colourful fishermen's houses. It has been renowned since the 16th century for its lace, which even has a dedicated…
Ca' Pesaro
★★ A Venetian Baroque palace dating from the 17th century. It faces the Grand Canal and houses the Museum of Oriental Art and the…
Ca' Rezzonico
★★ This Venetian palace is now a museum dedicated to 18th-century Venice. In a period setting, you can see furniture, paintings, sculptures…
Lido
★★ Stretching about twelve kilometres between the lagoon and the Adriatic, this "littoral sandbar" is home to Venice’s beach. The Lido…
Correr Museum
★★ The city's municipal museum is located in St. Mark's Square. It explores the daily life and history of Venice through the centuries. The…
Murano Glass Art Museum
★★ Since Murano is associated with glassblowers, it’s only natural to find a dedicated museum here. The venue offers a complete overview…
Palazzo Grassi
★★ One of the most important palaces built in Venice. Dating from the 18th century, it sits along the Grand Canal. Since 2005, it has been a…
Zattere Quays
★★ This 1,500-metre-long "seafront" offers a lovely promenade, with the Giudecca Canal on one side and beautiful façades and buildings of the…
San Polo and Santa Croce Districts of Venice
★★ Across the Grand Canal, facing San Marco, San Polo boasts beautiful churches and palaces, along with numerous shops and boutiques. Beyond…
Scuola Grande di San Rocco
★★ This "scuola" (confraternity) dates from the late 15th century. Its lavish interior of marble and woodwork houses a collection of paintings…
San Giorgio Maggiore Basilica in Venice
★ On the island of the same name, this 16th-century church is known for its choir decorated with Tintoretto canvases. Stunning view of the…
Basilica of Santi Maria e Donato
★ This church with its original Veneto-Byzantine style from the 12th century is located on the island of Murano. The interior houses…
Marciana Library
★ This grand library is part of the architectural complex of St. Mark’s Square. Access is included in some packages with the Correr…
Ca' Vendramin Calergi
★ This charming palace on the Grand Canal is both the city’s casino and the Richard Wagner Museum, where the composer lived and died.
Madonna dell'Orto Church
★ This 14th-century church is the burial place of Tintoretto (several of his paintings can be seen here). It features a striking façade…
San Giacomo dall'Orio Church
★ One of the oldest churches in Venice, founded in the 9th century. Its rather austere façade contrasts with its interior, where wood, stone…
San Sebastiano Church
★ This church is particularly interesting for its interior and rich decoration, partly created by the painter Veronese, who is buried there.
San Zaccaria Church
★ A church blending Lombard, Gothic, and Renaissance styles. Construction began in the 9th century.
Santa Maria dei Miracoli Church
★ This is a charming small church in Venice, built in the 15th century in the Renaissance style. Marble is prominent both on the façade and…
Santa Maria del Giglio Church
★ A beautiful façade typical of Venetian Baroque, with statues and bas-reliefs, and an interior housing several masterpieces by artists such…
Santi Giovanni e Paolo Church
★ Also known as San Zanipolo, this is the largest church in Venice, with construction beginning in 1240. It has a rather pretty interior.
Santo Stefano Church
★ This is a charming 14th-century Gothic church with a brick façade. Inside, you’ll find works by great painters (including Tintoretto)…
Venice Ghetto
★ The oldest Jewish quarter in the Western world, established in the 10th century. It features beautiful buildings and landmarks tied to the…
La Fenice
★ This 18th-century opera house is one of the most prestigious in the world. Rebuilt identically after a fire in 1996, you can visit its…
La Pescheria
★ This is the lively fish market held almost every morning under an old neo-Gothic arcade building near the Rialto Bridge, facing the Grand…
Natural History Museum of Venice
★ Located on the Grand Canal in a former palace, it is primarily dedicated to the natural history of the Venetian lagoon surrounding the city.
Venice Naval History Museum
★ The museum traces the Venetian maritime expeditions that once made the City great.
Punta della Dogana
★ Cet ancien bâtiment des douanes (d'où le nom) a été transformé en 2009 en centre d'Art contemporain. Il s'agit d'un des deux centres de la…
Cannaregio District in Venice
★ This lively and popular area is in the north of the city. Though not heavily visited, it boasts several beautiful churches and palaces, as…
Castello District in Venice
★ Opposite San Marco, Castello is off the tourist trail. It’s the most working-class district in the city, with a completely different…
San Lazzaro degli Armeni
★ This small island in the Venetian lagoon near the Lido is entirely occupied by an Armenian monastery that can be partly visited.
San Michele
★ Unique in its kind, this is a cemetery island. A few celebrities are buried here, such as Diaghilev or Igor Stravinsky.
Scuola di San Giorgio degli Schiavoni
★ This scuola houses several canvases by the painter Carpaccio and the Venetian school of the 16th century.
Torcello
★ Once an episcopal seat, Torcello is now a nearly deserted island. Visitors come to see the church of Santa Fosca and, above all, the…
- Grand Canal
- San Marco District in Venice
- Lido
- Murano
- Burano
- Torcello
- San Michele
- San Lazzaro degli Armeni
- Castello District in Venice
- Cannaregio District in Venice
- San Polo and Santa Croce Districts of Venice
- Dorsoduro District in Venice
- Rialto Bridge
- St. Mark's Square
- St. Mark's Basilica in Venice
- Ca'd'Oro
- Ca' Pesaro
- Basilica of Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari
- Doge's Palace
- Bridge of Sighs
- Palazzo Grassi
- Punta della Dogana
- Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute
- Scuola Grande di San Rocco
- Peggy Guggenheim Collection
- Scuola di San Giorgio degli Schiavoni
- Ca' Rezzonico
- St. Mark's Campanile
- Venice Ghetto
- Santi Giovanni e Paolo Church
- Correr Museum
- San Giorgio Maggiore Basilica in Venice
- Basilica of Santi Maria e Donato
- San Sebastiano Church
- Santa Maria dei Miracoli Church
- Murano Glass Art Museum
- San Zaccaria Church
- Zattere Quays
- Santa Maria del Giglio Church
- Santo Stefano Church
- Natural History Museum of Venice
- La Pescheria
- Marciana Library
- La Fenice
- Madonna dell'Orto Church
- San Giacomo dall'Orio Church
- Venice Naval History Museum
- Ca' Vendramin Calergi
- Gallerie dell'Accademia