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Imperdíveis de Veneza
O centro histórico de Veneza gira em torno da Praça de São Marcos, lar da Basílica coberta de mosaicos e do Palácio Ducal gótico. O Grande Canal serve como a artéria principal da cidade, atravessado pela Ponte de Rialto renascentista e pela Ponte da Academia de madeira. Locais religiosos significativos incluem a Basílica de Santa Maria della Salute barroca e a Basílica gótica de São João e São Paulo. Além das ilhas principais, Murano continua uma tradição secular de fabricação de vidro. Esses marcos mostram a evolução arquitetônica da cidade de estilos bizantino e gótico a barroco, emoldurados pelo seu ambiente único de lagoa.
12 lugaresEditor's Choice Venice
This selection highlights Venice's diverse history, featuring the 15th-century astronomical clock at St Mark’s Clocktower and the unique multi-style spiral staircase of Palazzo Contarini del Bovolo. It covers the city's culinary roots at the historic Rialto Market and its maritime heritage at the Squero di San Trovaso, where gondolas are still handcrafted. Cultural history is represented by the 1516 Jewish Ghetto and the medical artifacts of the San Servolo asylum museum, while the 11km Lido shoreline provides a coastal perspective on the Venetian lagoon.
7 lugaresJoias Escondidas de Veneza
Os marcos menos conhecidos de Veneza oferecem insights sobre a evolução arquitetônica da cidade e as tradições locais. Esta coleção apresenta a Libreria Acqua Alta, onde os livros são armazenados em bacias à prova d'água e gôndolas, e a Calle Varisco, uma das ruas mais estreitas do mundo, com 53 centímetros de largura. Nas ilhas da lagoa, explore o cemitério de San Michele do século XIX, o Museu de Rendas de Burano e os mosaicos do século VII da catedral de Torcello. A lista também destaca duas das raras pontes remanescentes da cidade sem parapeitos: Ponte Chiodo e a lendária Ponte del Diavolo.
7 lugaresVenice Museums and Galleries
Venice’s cultural landscape spans Byzantine landmarks, Renaissance palaces, and specialized collections. This selection includes the iconic St Mark's Basilica and Doge's Palace alongside unique institutions like the Murano Glass Museum and the Burano Lace Museum. Explore maritime heritage at the Historic Naval Museum, modern art at Ca' Pesaro, and historical fashion at Mocenigo Palace. The list also features significant religious sites like the Gothic Frari Church, highlighting centuries of Venetian craftsmanship and artistic evolution.
18 lugaresVenice's Iconic Churches
Venice’s ecclesiastical landscape spans over a millennium of architectural evolution, from the 7th-century Byzantine foundations on Torcello and Murano to the grand Baroque domes of Santa Maria della Salute. This collection features Gothic masterpieces like the Frari and San Zanipolo, the burial site of many Doges, alongside Renaissance gems such as Santa Maria dei Miracoli. These sites house significant artworks by Titian and Tintoretto, reflecting the Republic’s spiritual heritage and its artistic and political history.
20 lugaresCastles, Forts & Ruins
Explore the defensive evolution of Venice through its diverse military architecture and ancient foundations. This collection spans from the Gothic seat of power at the Doge’s Palace to the 19th-century fortifications of the Campo Trincerato di Mestre. Discover coastal batteries like Forte Batteria Treporti, the cylindrical Maximilian Tower on Sant'Erasmo, and the archaeological remains of Altino, the Roman precursor to Venice, featuring ancient road segments and monastic ruins.
14 lugaresPalaces and Manor Houses
This collection spans the Venetian Lagoon and the mainland, featuring architectural milestones from the 14th to the 18th centuries. Highlights include the Gothic Palazzo Ducale, the seat of the Venetian Republic, and Andrea Palladio’s UNESCO-listed Villa Foscari. Within Venice, discover specialized museums housed in historic structures like the Baroque Ca' Pesaro and the fashion-focused Mocenigo Palace. The list also extends to the Riviera del Brenta, showcasing aristocratic summer residences like Villa Allegri von Ghega, which exemplify traditional Venetian villa layouts and the region's noble heritage.
16 lugaresVenetian Glass and Crafts
This collection explores the legacy of Venetian craftsmanship, ranging from Murano’s world-renowned glassmaking to the functional artisan workshops of the mainland. It features the Museo del Vetro, which houses glass artifacts dating back to Roman times, and the restored 13th-century Ex Chiesa di Santa Chiara. Beyond glass art, the list includes specialized mainland businesses involved in metal construction, tinsmithing, and traditional baking, providing a comprehensive look at the region's diverse manual trades and industrial heritage.
9 lugaresVenice Parks and Gardens
Venice’s green spaces range from the historic Royal Gardens near St. Mark’s Square to the Napoleon-era Giardini della Biennale, a major international art venue. On the islands, visitors can explore the secluded monastic grounds of San Lazzaro and the pine-shaded paths of Sant’Elena. The mainland districts of Mestre and Marghera offer vast urban retreats like Parco San Giuliano, which overlooks the lagoon, and reclaimed military sites like Forte Bazzera, providing a contrast to the city's dense stone architecture.
14 lugaresVenice's Iconic Bridges
Venice's unique landscape is defined by its network of bridges, ranging from the stone grandeur of the 16th-century Rialto Bridge to the wooden span of the Accademia. This collection highlights architectural diversity, including the Baroque Bridge of the Three Arches and rare examples of ancient bridge design without parapets, such as Ponte Chiodo and Ponte del Diavolo. These structures connect historic districts like San Marco and Cannaregio while providing essential passage over the Grand Canal and smaller waterways throughout the lagoon.
8 lugaresMapa de Veneza
Informações práticas
- Moeda
- Euro EUR € · Pagamentos com cartão · Amplamente aceites
- Números de emergência
- 112
- Eletricidade
- 230 V · 50 HzTipo C / Tipo F / Tipo L
- Idiomas
- italiano
- Água da torneira
- Potável
- Lado de condução
- Direita
- Código de chamada
- +39
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