Square
Piazza San Marco is undoubtedly the most visited place in Venice. Around the vast square you'll find the city's most important monuments, led by St Mark's Basilica and its bell tower, which is visible from many places in Venice. In close proximity you will also find the famous Doge's Palace, the clock tower, as well as the Correr Museum and the Archaeological Museum. [btn "The best hotels in the square" https://booking.com/landmark/it/st-mark-s…
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City Quarter
Visit the smaller island of Murano, with its picturesque streets and a large canal cutting across it, much like the Grand Canal cuts through Venice's main street. In fact, Murano is the world-famous home of Venetian glassmakers and is still filled with shops selling beautiful glassware for both practical use and for show. [btn "Book accommodation on Murano Island" https://www.booking.com/city/it/murano.en.html?aid=2380460;label=p-benatky-murano…
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City Quarter
Ideally combine a trip to Murano with a trip to the even more remote and romantic Burano. The island will completely absorb you with its peaceful atmosphere, colourful houses and narrow canals. What's more, as one of the few islands in the lagoon, the locals outnumber the tourists. Colourful Burano may be small, but it's hard to leave here and go back to Venice... [btn "Book accommodation on Burano" https://www.booking.com/city/it/burano.en…
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Water Canal
The roughly 4 km long Grand Canal is without a doubt the main thoroughfare of Venice, winding like an axe through the entire historic centre. It stretches from Santa Lucia Central Station to St Mark's Square, where it empties into the lagoon. [btn "Book a room with a view of the Grand Canal" https://www.booking.com/city/it/venice.en.html?aid=2380460;label=p-benatky-canal-grande] Venice's thoroughfare Interestingly, there is no continuous and…
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