Venice offers multiple photo opportunities. The Rialto spans the Grand Canal while houses in Burano display different colors. St Mark's Square presents the Byzantine basilica, campanile and Doge's Palace. The Bridge of Sighs connects the palace to the prison. The islands of Murano and Torcello feature glasswork and historical monuments.
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White limestone enclosed bridge connecting Doge's Palace to the prison cells across the Rio di Palazzo canal, built in 1600.
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The oldest bridge across the Grand Canal, built in 1591, consists of a single marble arch with shops on both sides.
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The central square of Venice featuring St. Mark's Basilica, the Campanile, and the 9th century Doge's Palace.
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The fishing island in the Venetian Lagoon features houses painted in different colors and traditional lace making since the 16th century.
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The S-shaped canal crosses Venice for 3.8 kilometers with more than 170 buildings dating from the 13th to 18th centuries.
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The former seat of the Venetian Republic features marble facades, columns and arches in Venetian Gothic style.
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The octagonal 17th-century church stands at the entrance of the Grand Canal with white stone facade and multiple domes.
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This bridge connects the districts of San Marco and Dorsoduro across the Grand Canal with views of the Basilica Santa Maria della Salute.
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This island has housed glass factories and workshops since the 13th century, where masters create vases, chandeliers and artworks.
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The cathedral combines Roman, Byzantine and Gothic architectural elements with golden mosaics and five domes.
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The 99-meter tower provides a view of the city, lagoon and islands.
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The museum displays 20th century European and American art in the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni on the Grand Canal.
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The bookstore protects its books from flooding by storing them in boats, tubs and elevated shelves.
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This baroque building contains an art collection and furniture from 1700s Venice, displaying noble family life.
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A 12-kilometer island with public and private beaches situated between the lagoon and the Adriatic Sea.
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A central square in Dorsoduro district with cafes, restaurants and a morning market selling fish and vegetables.
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A 15th-century building featuring a distinctive spiral staircase in Venetian Gothic architectural style.
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This 15th century palace displays Venetian Gothic architecture with marble facades, arches and balustrades along the Grand Canal.
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An island opposite St Mark's Square featuring a white marble Renaissance basilica and a bell tower.
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This northern lagoon island contains the Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta with 7th century Byzantine mosaics.
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A museum in a former monastery containing paintings by Bellini, Titian, Tintoretto and other Venetian masters.
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The eastern district on the island contains trees, gardens and green areas with benches.
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A religious center with library, museum and collections of Armenian manuscripts from the 18th century.
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A museum in a 17th century palace displays Venetian fashion, fabrics and fragrance creations.
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A 15th century church with marble facades and geometric patterns inside.
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This seventeenth century palace contains an art collection spanning from the 1800s to the present day.
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The exhibition displays religious objects, ancient textiles and documents of the Jewish community from 16th to 19th centuries.
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The sixteenth century palace displays Roman statues and frescoes in originally furnished rooms.
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Former studio of designer Mariano Fortuny containing textiles, paintings and photographic works from his collection.
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The second largest canal in Venice connects the Grand Canal to the lagoon, passing palaces and churches along its banks.