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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.

This market is one of Venice’s most ancient trading venues, a one-of-a-kind place crowded with Venetians, shopkeepers and tourists eager to shop.

This Baroque church is located in the Santa Croce sestiere, and its colossal facade richly decorated with statues and sculptures faces directly the Grand Canal.

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.

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 beautiful venue, located not far from Saint Mark's Square, features a precious international programme all-year-long. It's both a symbol of the city and a not-to-be-missed destination for tourists.

Enjoy a trip to this beautiful island, where you can admire the wonderful Palladian church of St. George and the Cini Foundation arts centre dedicated to glassworks!