Venice

From Titian’s Assumption in the Frari over the Rialto Bridge to La Fenice, St Mark’s, the Doge’s Palace and the Greek church of San Giorgio. Checked October 2026.

The Church of Saint George of the Greeks, or Chiesa di Saint Giorgio dei Greci, a captivating architectural and cultural

San Zaccaria in Venice: Bellini’s 1505 altarpiece, Castagno’s earliest frescoes, a flooded crypt with eight doges and Codussi’s facade. Checked October 2026.

The Doge’s Palace, or Palazzo Ducale, an architectural masterpiece and historical cornerstone of Venice, stands as a profound testament to

The Basilica di San Marco, or St. Mark’s Basilica, a breathtaking masterpiece of Byzantine architecture, stands as the crowning jewel

Venice’s Iconic Piazza Saint Mark’s Square, or Piazza San Marco, the heart and soul of Venice, Italy, stands as an

Teatro La Fenice, a phoenix rising repeatedly from its ashes, stands as an iconic symbol of Venice’s enduring cultural spirit

San Salvador in Venice: a Renaissance church on the Mercerie with two Titians, Caterina Cornaro’s tomb and an 1849 cannonball. Checked October 2026.

The Rialto Bridge, or Ponte di Rialto, an iconic architectural marvel spanning the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy, stands as

Campo San Polo in Venice: Venice’s largest campo, paved in 1493, scene of bull hunts, Carnival balls and a Medici murder. Checked October 2026.