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Venice, the city of canals and captivating beauty, enchants visitors with its unique charm and rich history. From magnificent palaces to serene squares and picturesque bridges, the city offers a wealth of attractions that capture the imagination. Here's a list of the top 15 must-visit attractions in Venice, ensuring an unforgettable experience in this romantic Italian city.

If you don’t already know this, there are no roads in Venice therefore there are no cars, buses, motorbikes or other means of transportation that are used on roads. To best way to get around in Venice is on foot as Venice is quite small and distances are short. If however you do need to use transportation to get to another island or cross the Grand Canal or even for recreational purposes there are many forms of transportation.

This section of the site provides you with an introduction to Basic Italian including Italian numbers, days of the week, months, directions, basic words as well as common phrases in Italian.

 A complete list with the islands that are located in Venice  can be seen below.

Torcello

Burano

San Francesco del Deserto

Murano

San Michele

Giudecca

San Servolo

Santa Maria della Grazia

San Lazzaro degli Armeni

Lido

San Clemente

Lazzaretto Nuovo

Poveglia

Sant Erasmo

Mazzorbo

Pellestrina

Vignole

Santa Cristina

Crevan

Santo Spirito

Trezze

Ottagono San Pietro

Venice has numerous islands (over 100), many of them are abandoned and others have very few residents. However the islands in the lagoon are charming and have many hidden treasures that few tourists know about.

A complete list with the churches that are located in Venice as well as the islands outside Venice can be seen below.

The history of the Venetian mask is lost in the mists of time, from the primitive people, until those who inscribed the great steps of mankind civilization. Apart from its general use though, the mask is also a hallmark of the Carnival.  

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The Gallerie dell'Accademia is a prestigious art museum in Venice, dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich artistic heritage of the city. Housed in the former Scuola della Carità, this museum is a treasure trove of masterpieces from the Venetian Renaissance, providing visitors with an immersive journey through the city's artistic legacy. 

Venice has a rich culture and that can be demonstrated by visiting its museums. The enchanting city of canals, offers more than just picturesque views and romantic gondola rides. It's a treasure trove of art, history, and culture. This article delves into some of the city's must-visit museums, each a gateway to exploring Venice's rich and varied past. Venice's museums offer fascinating glimpses into the city's past, capturing the spirit of different eras, artistic movements, and communities.