Venice Italy

Venice is an extraordinarily beautiful city. Venice represents an urban landscape so rich in its lavishness that it can be overwhelming. It seems as if at each step you will encounter some aspect of the city worth admiring.
The major sights like the basilica and piazza of San Marco are perhaps the city's most famous. Venice's most celebrated event is the Carnival, which occupies the ten days leading up to Lent. Another major event is the Regatta Storica, held on the first Sunday in September, an annual trial of strength and skill for the city's gondoliers which starts with a procession of richly decorated historic craft along the Canal Grande course, their crews all decked out in period dress. Venice is also the home of the Venice Biennale, set up in 1895 as a showpiece for international contemporary art, and held every odd-numbered year from June to September. Its permanent site is located in the Giardini Pubblici.
The Piazza San Marco is the hub of most activity, signaled from most parts of the city by the Campanile, which began life as a lighthouse in the ninth century.
Venice's lavishness and fantasy, the result not just of its remarkable buildings but of the very fact that Venice is a city built on water but a city created more than 1,000 years ago by men who dared defy the sea, implanting their splendid palaces and churches on mud banks in a swampy and treacherous lagoon. Gothic styles were adapted to create a new kind of Venetian Gothic art and architecture.
Venice is a unique blend of water, art and romance located four kilometers from terra firma and two kilometers from the Adriatic Sea. It is a treasure from the artistic and architectural point of view. The city was built on over 100 islands in a lagoon on an exceptional atmosphere during the phenomenon of "high water," when the high tide exceeds the level of dry land and floods the main streets and piazzas of Venice. For these reasons, Venice is one of the cities most visited by tourists from around the world. Byzantine, Gothic and Renaissance are the principal reference points for the artistic development of Venice
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Venice Italy Tours and Attractions
Choose from one of our many Venice Italy Sightseeing Tours, Activities, and Venice Tourist Attractions
Complete List Of Venice Italy Sightseeing Tours, Activities, and Venice Tourist Attractions
- Murano, Burano and Torcello Islands Excursion
- The Original Venice Walking Tour
- Grand Canal Boat Tour of Venice
- Gondola Serenade
- City sightseeing by gondola and on foot
- Cannaregio and the Jewish Ghetto Tour
- Merchants, Courtesans and Pilgrims Tour
- Private Gondola Serenade
- Venice by Night Ghost Walk
- Discovering San Polo and Dorsoduro districts of Venice
- Private Walking Tour of Venice
- Gastronomy tour to Collio Friuli
- Private Tour of St Mark's Square, Basilica and Palazzo Ducale
- Wine Tasting Evening in Venice
- Jewish Ghetto Walking Tour
- Venetian Art and Architecture Walking Tour
- Portogruaro Market and Wine Tasting
- Palladio Villa Tour
- Dolomites Tour
- Hill Towns of Veneto Tour
- Il Burchiello Tour
- Wine Road of the Doges
- Private Tour of the Grand Canal
- Verona and Valpolicella Wine Region Private Tour
- Valpolicella Wine Private Tour
- Private Tour of the Veneto Region
- Private Tour of Murano, Burano and Torcello Islands
- Friuli Collio Wine Private Tour
- Private Tour of the Rialto Fruit and Fish Market, San Polo Square and Frari Church