The tour guide will explain all the landmarks of the famous Piazza San Marco, the former political centre of the Venetian Republic.

You will walk over the "Ponte di Rialto" to visit one of the most ancient neighborhoods of Venice with its traditional markets and San Giacometto Church: the first one builted in Venice (dates about 1000 A.C.). The Rialto area was the main commercial center of Venice Republic where merchants from all over the world, traded their exotic goods. The guide will narrate the amazing history and curiosities of the city and the monuments around you to you. An unforgeable experience to learn history and legends about this incredible and unique city.

The Bridge of Sighs in Venice is an iconic, historic structure connecting the Doge's Palace to the prison. Its name is derived from the belief that prisoners would sigh as they caught their final glimpse of the outside world before being confined. The bridge is renowned for its beautiful white limestone design and graceful, enclosed architecture, making it one of Venice’s most photographed landmarks. Despite its dark history, the Bridge of Sighs remains a symbol of the city’s unique blend of beauty and intrigue.

You will learn everything about the Doge's palace, once the seat of the government, where the Doge, the ‘leader’ lived and together with his advisors and politicians decided the fate of Europe in the 15th and 16th C.

Burano is famous for the ancient art of lace, embroidery and for the colorful fishermen's houses. A legend told that they built them so gaudy to find their home during the days of thick fog. In this delightful island you can buy magnificent bobbin lace in the typical shops or in the street stalls.

Murano is well known all over the world for the artisan production of blown glass and the Venetian "murrine". You will have the opportunity to see a master glass-maker at work in an ancient furnace. It is a unique show where you will be amazed by the incandescent molten glass that turns into a unique creative object.