No matter how you
picture Venice, be prepared for the reality to be stranger
and probably lovelier than you imagined. It is no use
pretending that you can do justice to its treasury of
sights on a short visit.
Most of the time
it is best simply to wander at random, for Venice is
as much a city of atmosphere as of museums and monuments.
Built on a hundred and twenty little islands, linked to the mainland by four hundred bridges Venice are unique.
Not only from an architectural point of view: fifteen centuries of history makes her fascinating. Thanks to its swift galleys, Venice was Queen of the seas, and a bridge between Eastern and Western culture.
The single span
balustrade bridge has two parallel rows of tightly packed shops, selling
jewelry, leather, masks, silk and souvenirs. A
wonderful place to watch and photograph the constant activity of boats on the
Grand Canal.
An absolute must for the first time visitor to Venice! This walking
tour combines a visit to St Mark’s Square and its monuments with a walk
through the quiet and captivating Castello district, where you’ll
quickly discover that Venice is an open-air museum where legends,
historical events and beautiful Palazzi seem to appear at every step.
No matter how you
picture Venice, be prepared for the reality to be stranger
and probably lovelier than you imagined. It is no use
pretending that you can do justice to its treasury of
sights on a short visit. 
The single span
balustrade bridge has two parallel rows of tightly packed shops, selling
jewelry, leather, masks, silk and souvenirs. A
wonderful place to watch and photograph the constant activity of boats on the
Grand Canal.