The best of Venice
View from the tower to the Basilica
St. Mark's Basilica
The best example of Byzantine architecture
St. Basil's Cathedral Mark is the main church and one of the most important monuments of Venice and Italy. Today it is probably the best preserved example of Byzantine architecture. It is located on Saint Mark's Square next to the Doge's Palace. The basilica hase about 1000 years old core, with five domes, arches and windows decorated with a tracery, and with stunning interiors is rightly one of the most beautiful medieval buildings in the world. continue reading
Rialto Bridge
The most visited bridge in Venice
One of the icons of Venice is the Ponte di Rialto bridge. It is one of the four bridges over the Ponte di Rialto. It comes from the end of the 16th century. continue reading
Doge's Palace
The most important Gothic monument of Venice
The Doge's Palace is considered one of the most important Gothic monuments in Italy. It was the seat of the Doges, which was the governing council of the Republic of Venice. It is beautifully decorated both outside and inside. The palace can be visited continue reading
Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute
Amazing baroque basilica in Venice
One of the most beautiful churches in Venice is the magnificent Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute, built at the time of the Great Plague. The church is built in an amazing location right next to the Grand Canal. From the tower of the church there is a wonderful view of the city and the neighboring island of Isola San Giorgio continue reading
St. Mark's Square
The most beautiful square in Venice
With the Basilica of St. Mark with a tower continue reading
Bridge of Sighs
The most romantic bridge in Venice
The Bridge of Sighs is one of the most photographed places in Venice. This is where prisoners were led as they began their prison sentences. continue reading
Basilica dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo
One of the most impressive church buildings in Venice
The Basilica dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo is one of the most beautiful church monuments in Venice. It was also important because many Venetian doges (the most important representatives of Venice) are buried here. continue reading