Cosa vedere a Venezia

Venice Editor's Choice

This curated selection highlights Venice’s architectural and cultural milestones. It features the Palladian-designed Basilica di San Giorgio Maggiore with its Tintoretto paintings and the Renaissance facade of the Scuola Grande di San Marco. The list covers the 1516 Venetian Ghetto, a significant site of Jewish heritage, and the bustling Rialto Market, famous for fresh seafood and local produce. For a change of pace, explore the medical history at the San Servolo asylum museum or the 11-kilometer sandy coastline of the Venice Lido.

Venice Editor's Choice — Mappa

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A

Church of St Giorgio Maggiore

The white facade of this church is almost radiant. Its interior is bright and airy, decorated with a few paintings, mostly by Tintoretto.

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B

Lido Beaches

One place you don't want to miss is this 11km long part of the Venetian seashore which is surrounded by many bars and restaurants offering…

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C

Museum of the Insane Asylum of San Servolo

Learn about the history of the psychiatric hospital in this interesting museum full of sometimes shocking artefacts.

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D

Venetian Ghetto

Historic Jewish district established in 1516, known for its rich cultural heritage, distinctive architecture, and significant synagogues.

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E

Rialto Market

Historic food market known for fresh seafood, local products, and Venetian specialties. It features vibrant stalls offering a variety of fruits, vegetables, and traditional cuisine.

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F

Scuola Grande di San Marco

What was once one of the major Venice scuolas is now an important sight.

Altri elenchi

Le gemme nascoste di Venezia