Venice - Venetsia

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Venice[1] is a city in the NorthIn Italy.

Come

Because Venice is a lagoon, water is a significant part of the city’s transport links. The most popular way to get to Venice is by boat or train.

By train

Venice Central Station is Santa Lucia Train Station. There are connections from there Verona, Trieste, To Milan, Bolognaan, To Rome and Florence. You also get easy access To France, To Germany, To Austria, To Switzerland, Slovenia and To Croatia.

By plane

Finnair flies directly to Venice Marco Polo Airport (DATE: VCE) from April to September. From the airport there is a vaporetto connection to Piazza San Marco (approx. 1 hour) or a bus connection (approx. 20 min) to Piazzale Roma (close to the train station), from where you can continue on foot or by vaporetto.

By road

You can't get to the city center by car, you have to park your car on the Mestre side, where you will find several parking garages.

Move

Map of Venice and surrounding islands.

Venice only travels on foot, or along the water by vaporettos (liner traffic), gondolas (expensive), motor boats or why canoes, etc. Cars and buses are outside the lagoon city. A suitcase with wheels is necessary, as you will most certainly be able to lug it even long distances before you find your accommodation in the maze of alleys, unless you have already booked a five-star hotel on your own pier.

See

Basilica di San Marco
Grand Canal
  • St. Mark's Square (Piazza San Marco), home to some of Venice’s most famous sights, such as the bell tower, the church, the Doge’s Palace and the Pulul.
  • St. Mark's Basilica (Basilica di San Marco a Venezia) is the most famous church in Venice and magnificent both inside and out.
  • Doge's Palace The head of the city-state of Venice was entitled "Doge" and the city administration was located in the palace of the Doge.
  • Bridge of Sighs The bridge connects Doge's Palace (which also had a court) and a prison. The bridge gets its name from the sighing prisoners who were transported along the bridge to the verdict and back.
  • Grand Canal - The main canal of Venice. The most famous bridge is the Rialto Bridge.
  • The island of Murano, where famous Venetian glassware is still made today.
  • Ghetto Europe's oldest Jewish district.
  • Gondolas

Tea

Spend the day at sea, take the vaporetto to Murano (glass), Burano (lace) or Lido (Death in Venice).Power places (like San Marco Market) where everyone is crowded, look away (like a ghetto) and you will experience an ancient, lovely and peaceful Venice.

If you want to relax on the beach. Take the vaporetto to the Lido, a short walk to the beach on an esplanade-like street. One great option is to rent a bike from the numerous bike rentals and ride around the beautiful island.

Buy

Glass, glass, glass. Imaginative masks behind which it is appropriate to hide one's face during carnival time. Everything possible in the street market.

Eat

Eat your stomach to the fullest with world-famous Italian cuisine, either at the most expensive and finest restaurants near San Marco or alternatively on a slightly quieter and more atmospheric little street at cheaper prices. Both have a choice and you are sure to find the place you want. For dessert, melt-in-your-mouth ice cream is available from almost every street corner. You can buy really tasty loose ball ice cream from small ice cream parlors.

Juo

Cafes

Bars & pubs

Nightclubs

Sleep

  • Bed and Breakfast Ancient VeniceP Geography 3 b.png, Dorsoduro 3171, - Calle delle Boteghe - 30123 Venice (Italy), ☎ 39.3279824052 - 39.3296960084, e-mail: . 
  • Duodo Palace HotelP Geography 3 b.png, Venezia S.Marco 1887, 1888 - Calle Minelli - 30124 Venezia (Italy), ☎ 39.041.5203329, e-mail: . 
  • Hotel AlaP Geography 3 b.png, San Marco 2494 (Campo Santa Maria dei Gigli), ☎ 39 041 5208333, e-mail: . 100. 
  • Hotel Al VagonP Geography 3 b.png, Cannaregio 5619, ☎ 39 041 5285626, e-mail: . 
  • Hotel ConcordiaP Geography 3 b.png, Calle Larga 367 San Marco, ☎ 39 041 5206866, e-mail: . 
  • Hotel GiorgioneP Geography 3 b.png, Calle Larga dei Proverbi, Cannaregio 4587, ☎ 39 041.5225810, e-mail: . 
  • Faronhof B&BP Geography 3 b.png, Via Seriola veneta sx, 51, ☎ 39 041.428363, e-mail: . 
  • Hotel KetteP Geography 3 b.png, San Marco 2053, ☎ 39 041.5207766, e-mail: . 
  • Hotel MignonP Geography 3 b.png, SS. Apostles, Cannaregio 4535, ☎ 39 041.5237388, e-mail: . 
  • Hotel TorinoP Geography 3 b.png, Calle Delle Ostreghe 2356, San Marco, ☎ 39 041 5205222, e-mail: . 
  • Top Flats In VeniceP Geography 3 b.png (Top Flats In Venice), e-mail: . 
  • Hotel Carlton on the Grand CanalP Geography 3 b.png, Santa Croce 578, ☎ 39 041.2752200, e-mail: . 

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Stay healthy

Mosquitoes invisible from the canals rise into the hotel rooms to bite the tourist, bringing mosquito cream or pills.

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