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Feast your eyes on beautiful glass works inside a flamboyant Gothic-style palace. Murano Glass Museum is housed in the Palazzo Giustinian and contains artifacts dating back to the 17th century!
Get lost in the various rooms of the Scuola Grande dei Carmini, founded on 1598 as a laical confraternity.
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.
A gondola ride through the canals of Venice is a bucket-list dream for vacationers around the world. Now’s your chance to cross it off the list!
Explore Venice beyond the usual paths and away from the crowds. With a guide, take a walking tour through the center of Venice and to the lesser-known areas of the San Marco district and hear stories about its history.
Head to to Murano, famed for its exceptional glass-making legacy. Marvel at the finesse of a local glass artisan demonstrating the art of glass-blowing in a working factory. Unleash your inner shopaholic, spending an hour amidst a multitude of glass boutiques, each with unique, handmade treasures.
Get your fix of Venice’s religious masterpieces! This ticket lets you visit and explore 15 of the finest examples of religious architecture in the city. Get up close to Tintoretto and Rubens’ painting in the Church of Santa Maria del Giglio! See original Dominican structures and more!
When you visit Venice, you can’t miss Fortuny Palace, with its centuries worth of history. When you pass through the front door, you immerse yourself in the customs and traditions of Venice.
Discover the beauty and culture of the Venetian Isles on a guided boat tour! Departing from St Mark’s Square, your knowledgeable guide will tell you the tales of the three historic islands.
Explore one of Venice’s most famous landmarks, The Basilica of San Marco, and learn about Basilica’s unique Eastern and Western architectural styles.
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.
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