DHR.com: This is one of the best churches in Venice, and an example of the finest Byzantine architecture. Pay attention to the great detail in the mosaic inside and the Horses of St. Mark outside.
DHR.com: This is where you'll find some of the most impressive artworks and artifacts about the history of Venice like those of Antonio Canova. Entrance at St. Mark's Square, Napoleonic Wing. Opens at 10am.
Best Western Italia: Il Campanile di San Marco misura 98,6 metri di altezza. Sulla sua sommità si erge un angelo dorato, le cui ali girevoli indicano su quale direzione soffia il vento a quella quota.
Enrica Rocca Cooking School London: With an amazing choice of Italian wines, it also offers some top French wines and champagnes and recently some new world wines. The shop is at the bottom of the Rialto Bridge on San Bartolomeo side.
Fila Walangitan: Ponte di Rialto or Rialto Bridge is considered as one of the main attraction of Venice. It is the oldest bridge across the Grand Canal..
DHR.com: A Venice trip won’t ever be complete without going to the Grand Canal where you can ride water taxis. Have the best time riding vaporettos and gondolas (you can bargain w/ rates). Best during sunset.
Tim Bradshaw: Incredible array of tombs, memorials, altars, carved wooden choir stalls, a Titian and a Donatello sculpture. Not bad going for one church.
Calle de la Casseleria, 5324 (Calle de la Passion), Venezia, Veneto
Italian Restaurant · Castello · 611 tips and reviews
Basim Felemban: Was really starving for this place after reading the reviews from TripAdvisor.com ... we didn't eat since morning while driving from Florence to Venice just to catch the taste of Pasta
Elite Club Vacanze: We suggest you, of course, to go to the wonderful island of Murano, famous for its glasswork where you can find all kinds of multi-colored glass souvenirs.
Filippo Malvezzi: if you are a tourist and if you want to visit Venice, you can have lunch here and then you can take bus number 4 to Venice (the bus stop is in Corso Del Popolo, right there).
Ann Marie: There are only 3 bridges across the Grand Canal, each is unique, there are toilets under the steps. People have been putting padlocks on the bridge.