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The Rialto Market offers visitors a vibrant glimpse into Venetian daily life and commerce, bustling with activity and brimming with local flavour.

The Rialto Bridge stands as a testament to Venice's medieval past, symbolising the city’s resilience and its role as a major trading hub.

St. Mark’s Square is the heart of Venice Carnival: a magical event drawing global crowds with its captivating performances and timeless, enchanting traditions.

Venice Carnival is a world of enchantment. Wearing even a simple mask, you join the celebration, leaving daily routine behind to embrace true festive magic.

Explore the Venice Carnival with Marco Polo, the AI guide that helps you discover masks, traditional sweets, and the city's most authentic spots.

Venice is one of the most romantic cities, known for its ancient palaces. See what to do in 2 days on the Venice City Tours blog for a perfect trip!

The islands of Venice are a group of islands in northern Italy, belonging to the Venetian Lagoon. Among the Venetian islands, we find Burano, Murano, and Torcello.

Once the first inhabited island in the Venetian Lagoon, it is now a destination with only 10 residents. It remains a site known for its Byzantine architecture.

One of Venice's unique features is its toponymy. The city is divided into six Sestieri, and house numbering follows these districts rather than individual streets.