Best places: Tourist attractions in Venice, Italy

👍👍 We booked onto two tours; the Northern and Southern Venice tours; on different days. The North was guided by Anna and South was Frederick. Both of them were excellent guides. The pace of both tours was perfect and the guides knowledge was apparent throughout. Highly recommended as a way to see the h...

👍👍 We had a tour with Lara. She was amazing! She knows a lot of interesting details and places in Venice. Besides, she has a talent for attracting people's attention. And surely Lara is a very intelligent, well-educated and knowledgeable young lady!

Popular canal with water taxis, lined with classical buildings & crossed by the Rialto bridge.

Iconic square & gathering place dating back to the 12th century & dominated by St. Mark's Basilica.

Ornate covered 16th-century stone footbridge crossing the Grand Canal, with shops & restaurants.

Ornate Gothic palace buildings hosting exhibitions with duke's rooms, prison & armoury tours.

Iconic cathedral with a cavernous gilded interior, myriad mosaics & an on-site museum.

Photography is popular at this wood-&-metal bridge over the Grand Canal adorned with padlocks.

Opera, ballet & concerts in a renowned 1,000-seat theater, rebuilt after a fire in 1800s style.

Imposing Gothic-style church completed in 1330s, housing 2 works by Titian along with his tomb.

Spectacular domed baroque church with unique octagonal design & sacristy housing 12 works by Titian.

Imposing 16th-century square cathedral tower with an angel-topped spire & belfry offering sea views.

Restored Armenian Mekhitarist monastery on an island, established in 1717 & offering guided tours.

🫤 Very pretty, should be free to enter as it's a church. However costs 3 euro which seems reasonable but then it's 5 euro for another section and 7 for the next. I really hate this way of monetizing of a church. Make it clear at the beginning and make a combo ticket. In the end I declined to do the bi...

A Renaissance tower from 1499, with city views & a mechanical clock with symbolic decorations.

Grand 18th-century church on the site where Vivaldi once worked, with frescoes & classical concerts.

Opulent 18th-century Catholic church with baroque architecture, frescoes & prominent works of art.

Arched bridge named for sighs of prisoners crossing it en route from the Palazzo Ducale to prison.

18th-century waterside palace with a 20th-century art collection & an interior sculpture garden.