1. The Best Art Galleries
Venice boasts some of the best art galleries & museums in the world and is home to the breathtaking annual world art fair, the Art Biennale, which is well worth visiting in March each year. Click on the links below to check the latest exhibitions of these recommended art galleries.
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2. Scenic Boat Tour
Surrounded by an endless labyrinth of picturesque winding canals, Venice is a city of extraordinary beauty that is best explored by boat. Venice offers a highly efficient public transport ferry system of 'vaporetto", where you can easily navigate your way around the major areas of the city and hop on, hop off as desired.
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3. The Rialto Markets
Located on the Rialto markets waterfront area on Campo San Giacometto and offering a lovely shared alfresco dining terrace overlooking the picturesque Grand Canal, Naranzaria, Bancogiro and Al Pescador are intimate Venetian bacari serving delicious bite sized tastes such as polpetti meatballs, frito misti and tramezzini.
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4. The Best Churches
Venice offers a wealth of spectacular churches which are spread out throughout the city. Here is our selection of the must-visit churches that you should include as part of your Venice itinerary:
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5. Osteria Al Mascaron
Although technically more of a restaurant than a wine bar, this wonderful warm and welcoming local gem is a wonderful casual place to indulge in some of the best traditional Venetian cuisine in town. Whether you’re just looking for a light snack or a long indulgent meal, settle into the nautical-themed osteria which has been here for over 30 years and slowly work your way through their menu.
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6. The Best Aerial Views
As the city's tallest building and the icon of Venice's skyline, the towering 99m Campanile in Piazza San Marco offers the most breathtaking aerial views in the city. Initially dating back to the 9th century, the building collapsed into a pile of rubble in 1902 and an exact replica had to re-built in its place.
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7. The Best Landmarks
Venice boasts some of the world's most amazing landmarks throughout every corner of the city. Some of our favourite landmarks include the following places.
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8. Da Fiore
Considered as one of the best restaurants in Venice, the Michelin-starred Da Fiore is a memorable Venetian dining experience. Set within an elegant, understated and cosy setting overlooking a quiet canal in Venice’s San Polo district, Maurizio Martin (the maitre’d) and his wife Mara (the chef) will take you on a culinary journey of some of Venice’s finest local flavours.
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9. Alla Vedova (Ca D'Oro)
Tucked away in a tiny backstreet off one of Venice’s main pedestrian thoroughfares, Sesitiere Cannaregio, is our favourite Venetian bacaro, Ca Doro (otherwise known as “Alla Vedova” or “The Widow’s Place” by local Venetians). You can either stand at the bar counter and snack upon their selection of cicchetti while sampling their delicious Italian wines served in a tiny “piccolo” glass.
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