Walking in St. Mark’s Square means immersing yourself in history. Between elegant arches, the golden Basilica and the view of the lagoon, every detail tells of centuries of splendor. The nearby Doge’s Palace enchants with its marbles, frescoed rooms and timeless atmosphere.
The Rialto Bridge is one of the symbols of Venice: majestic and romantic, it offers a unique view of the Grand Canal. Crossing it means experiencing the soul of the city, among historic shops and the sight of gondolas passing slowly, in an atmosphere that conquers every traveller.
With its elegant dome overlooking the lagoon, the Basilica della Salute is one of the most beloved views of the city. Built as a vow of gratitude, it holds extraordinary works and an aura of spirituality. At sunset, the light envelops it with an unmistakable charm.
Getting lost in the streets and canals is discovering the truest Venice. Small bridges, quiet alleys and picturesque views reveal the daily life of Venetians. Here, away from the crowds, you can breathe a slow and poetic rhythm that reveals the unique magic of the city.
A unique location, overlooking the Grand Canal, Palazzo Barocci emerges like a gem amongst the streets and alleys of the city.
Originally built in 1300s as a domus maioris, this building became teatro Sant Angelo in 1676 and was first transformed into a private home and then into a hotel. Palazzo Barocci is the story of an unforgettable part of Venetian history: that of concerts and premieres, that of musicians, writers and immortal characters like Vivaldi and Goldoni.
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