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The history of glassmaking in Venice is strictly connected to this island, where you can stroll and be struck by the vast array of glass works on display.

The museum boasts more than two-hundred rare, priceless pieces of Venetian lace from the 16th to 20th century. 

This island is home to a monastery, two museums, a publishing house, and is one of the most prominent centers of Armenian culture in the world.

The Lido di Venezia is a separate and strategically positioned island where you can indulge in many pleasures: sandy beaches, golf courts, and much more.

This museum - the most important one of its kind in Italy - is owned by the Italian Navy and is devoted to Venice’s seafaring history. 

Built in the 16th century, Palazzo Grimani is a testament to its owners’ passion for archaeology, ancient Roman style, and statues.

Being one of the Venice's most important examples of medieval architecture, the Basilica is considered the Pantheon of Venice

Its translation literally meaning "warehouse of the Germans", in medieval times the building was used as a trading post by German merchants who stocked here their goods arriving from Nuremberg and Augsburg.