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The Orsoni Furnace - located in a tiny alley within the Cannaregio sestiere, a few steps away from the Jewish Ghetto - is the oldest enamel, mosaic, and gold leaf furnace in the world.

Being one of the most important modern art museums in Italy, here you can discover collections of Cubist, Futurist, Surrealist and Abstract Expressionist art.

This public art gallery is dedicated to contemporary art, in particular, photography and the visual arts. It's a must-stop for all art and photography lovers.

This Basilica is Venice’s latest plague church, built as a votive offer to the Virgin of Health after the ending of the Black Plague. Its dome stands as landmark on the city's skyline.

The beautiful palace of Ca’ Rezzonico houses works of art from the 18th century and was once the residence of the most eminent Venetian families.

This famous clock tower - a masterpiece of engineering - has been marking the days of the Venetians for centuries, while providing at the same time a 360-degree view over the city.

This library boasts a heritage collection of more than one million books preserved alongside the works of great masters including Titian and Tintoretto.

In this modern showroom are on display the typewriters and calculators manufactured by the famous Ivrea-based company. Thanks to the philanthropy of Olivetti and the talent of Scarpa the Venetian shop has now become a real work of art.