Visit Venice
What to do in Venice with your guide in a day
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Venice has ancient origins, its foundation is legendary. The city itself is a living legend in the imagination of each of us.
Visiting Venice means discovering a fascinating city, made up of a thousand faces. Historic symbol of prosperity Venice, a place of the arts and good living.
Venice strikes at every level: Countless artists have been bewitched by its magic; how many couples
from all over the world have chosen it as the romantic backdrop of their love, the children who have seen it from the vaporetto and who could never forget a city of water so different from the others.
Venice is an iconic city: St. Mark’s Square immortalized in thousands of photographs, illuminated by the different lights during the day and night, a spectacular place where everything seems to float.
From the Basilica of San Marco – the church with golden mosaics, to its majestic bell tower, then heading towards the basin of St. Mark’s is the Doge’s Palace on the left and the “Marciana Library” on the right, while in front of us the two columns of San Marco and San Todaro stand out.
Here you cannot fail to indulge in a guided tour, it would be unforgivable! And we will take you …
Visit Venice and its majestic and imposing Rialto Bridge. The area is the ancient commercial centre of the city and is still a crowded beehive of locals and tourists drawn by the colourful stalls and picturesque fish, fruit and vegetable market. A noisy bustling place since dawn where you can feel and smell a sample of daily life.
Here too you cannot come without being accompanied to discover the lively chattering daily life of the Realtina area!
Venice is a postcard: the Grand Canal, the most beautiful street in the world with palaces (Ca’ as they are called here) lying on its banks, the pastel shades that colour its façades, the reflections of the sun that light up the water.
Visit Venice from the Accademia Bridge: it’s the most classic photograph of this city, which with an immense Palcoscenico welcomes its visitors by taking them by the hand and leading them to discover its treasures.
