St Mark's Square
Venice's great open-air drawing room, framed by the Procuratie and open to the lagoon basin.
Venice's great open-air drawing room, framed by the Procuratie and open to the lagoon basin.
Domes, marble and gold-ground mosaics: the religious and civic heart of the city.
Seat of the Venetian Republic's government: monumental halls, prisons and loggias over the basin.
The enclosed white-stone bridge linking the palace to the new prisons.
The oldest stone bridge across the Grand Canal, lined with shops.
Fruit, vegetable and fish stalls under the loggias, liveliest in the morning.
The largest collection of Venetian painting from the 14th to the 18th century.
20th-century European and American art in an unfinished palazzo on the Grand Canal.
Great octagonal votive church at the mouth of the Grand Canal.
A confraternity's seat, entirely decorated with large canvases.
A flamboyant Gothic façade on the Grand Canal with an art collection inside.
A lively square popular with students, with cafés and morning stalls.
Seafront square in the western part of the Lido, a starting point for the lighthouse.
Remains of the old cathedral of Equilo, Jesolo's medieval settlement.
The inland town centre, with an everyday rhythm away from the beach.