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Venice Attractions

Type
All types Activity Beach Bookstore Bridge Building Canal Cemetery Church Famous person site Famous wonder Garden Historic place Hotel Island Mansion Market Modern architecture Monument Museum Nature Neighborhood Palace Ruins Sacred place Square/plazza Statue Store Street/avenue Synagogue Theatre Tower
Access: Seasonal access
All Open to visitors Partial access Exterior only Guided tours only Reservation required Selected events only Seasonal access
Price
All Free to visit From low to high From high to low

Venice's major sights are concentrated around Piazza San Marco and the Grand Canal, but its art and architecture extend across six sestieri and the wider lagoon. The Doge's Palace and St Mark's Basilica explain the institutions and ceremonial identity of the Republic; churches such as the Frari, Madonna dell'Orto and San Giorgio Maggiore preserve major works in the settings for which they were made; Murano, Burano and Torcello reveal distinct parts of lagoon history.

Use the filters below to distinguish ticketed or reservation-dependent sites from streets, squares, churches and viewpoints that can form part of a walk. Opening conditions and admission prices should always be checked on the attraction's official website.

Mercatino dell'Antiquariato40
Mercatino dell'Antiquariato
Access: Seasonal access