Venice is a unique city in the world, famous for its canals, picturesque bridges and narrow streets winding between historic palaces and striking squares. Walking through the historic center, visitors can immerse themselves in the atmosphere of La Serenissima, discovering hidden corners, architectural treasures and glimpses that tell centuries of history and culture.
The heart of Venice offers a fascinating combination of art, history and daily life. From famous monuments such as St. Mark’s Square and the Rialto Bridge, to small side streets that hold artisan stores, historic cafes, and museums, every corner of the city invites slow and authentic discovery, far from the most crowded tourist routes.
Thanks to frequent boats and connections to the mainland, it is possible to reach Venice with ease and in a short time, making the visit convenient and accessible to all. Strolling through the calli and canals allows you to fully experience the city and appreciate its unique charm, including history, culture and traditions that are still alive.
For those who wish to arrange a visit and get up-to-date information on how to access the city, itineraries, and news for visitors, the official website of the City of Venice can be consulted: https://cda.ve.it/it/.
From Punta Sabbioni you can get to Riva degli Schiavoni in about half an hour. From this strategic point, you can reach the center of this beautiful city and thus discover all the history it has to offer, from the famous St. Mark’s Square with its imposing Basilica, to the Doge’s Palace and St. Mark’s bell tower. This is an itinerary that has as its main basis the discovery of the art and architecture that reigns in such a rich city, recognized among the major maritime powers, with its historic palaces, always involved in tourist and artistic development thanks to the thriving activity of the museums that welcome in any season various events and exhibitions to offer to the many visitors. Among the museums in this central area of Venice, do not miss the Archaeological Museum to continue your journey in the direction of the Correr Museum, located exactly on the opposite side of the Piazza at the Basilica.
Push slowly to the ends of the San Marco sestriere to reach Palazzo Grassi, after which you will encounter Palazzo Fortuny.
The itinerary can continue just beyond the Rialto Bridge with a visit to Palazzo Camerlenghi, at which point it will be possible to take the opportunity to admire the basilica of Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari and the church of San Rocco.
You can end your day by then going across the Grand Canal and visiting the church of Santa Maria della Salute to which you can attach a visit to the nearby Accademia Gallery.
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