The island (in fact several islands located close together and connected by bridges) is best known as a place where Venetian glass is made.
This modern arched bridge, officially known as the Constitution Bridge, contrasts with the ancient face of Venice.
The Greek name of this garden comes from the convent which stood here. Its trees, benches and fountains make for a pleasant rest.
Built as an expression of gratitude after the city survived a horrible plague in the 16th century, this splendorous church made of white…
The name of this church refers to the Italian word "zitelle" which is a word for a young woman without any dowry.
Learn about the history of the psychiatric hospital in this interesting museum full of sometimes shocking artefacts.
Originally, the island was used as a leper colony where the ill were kept so the disease would not spread.
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…
