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Start your tour in Venice and head to the island of Murano. Watch a master glassmaker at work in a true furnace demonstration, and then spend an hour exploring the island’s monuments with help from your audio guide.
The Church of S. Maria della Pietà, or della Visitazione is also known as the “Church of Vivaldi”. This 18th-century church, just a short walk from the Doge’s Palace, is the place where Vivaldi spent 40 years of his life. Here’s your chance to listen to his music in the exact place he composed it!
Once the home of Venetian nobles, two world-class museums occupy the space inside this opulent ex-palace.
Step into Ca’ Rezzonico Museum, designed by the greatest architect of the Venetian Baroque era, Baldassare Longhena, for the Bon family in 1649.
Venice on Top at Palazzo Pisani is here to showcase the best views of Venice from the city’s highest panoramic terrace.
Leonardo da Vinci was a painter, engineer, architect, sculptor, designer, scenographer, anatomist, musician, planner, botanist, and inventor. (Imagine the confusion in job interviews). Skip the line and discover his wondrous universe of brainiac inventions and art at Venice’s Leonardo da Vinci Museum.
Visit St. Mark’s Square in Venice, home to the Doge’s Palace and St. Mark’s Basilica. A guide will show you the Basilica’s Byzantine art and explain the history behind the Doge’s Palace.
Step inside the grand Doge’s Palace and be transported to a world of splendor where the Doge and his Council once controlled the destiny of the Venetian Republic.
Palazzo Mocenigo’s opulent insides are mostly unchanged from the 18th century, when the elite would gather for parties under its glimmering chandeliers.
Travel between Marco Polo Airport and your hotel in comfort on a water taxi. When your trip is over, enjoy the convenient hotel pickup and seamless journey back to the airport.
Take a visit to the Jewish Quarter of Venice, and discover the timeless spirit of multiculturalism and openness that has always characterised the city, and is as strong today as it was during the Renaissance.
Explore St. Mark’s Basilica on a guided tour blending Eastern and Western architectural styles. Discover Venice’s history, including Saint Mark’s relics and the Basilica’s golden mosaics and marble inlays. Learn about the history and look at the Pala d’Oro, a Byzantine masterpiece altar adorned with gold, silver, and precious stones, housing Saint Mark’s remains.
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