Meet your guide in St Mark’s Square; famous for its beauty and architectural majesty

Campo Saint Maria Formosa with its Church is, according to the tradition, the first of the lagoon’s eight churches to be built.

Fondamenta Nove is a long promanade which costs the canals with its wonderful views of the North Lagoon Islands and Murano Island

In Campo san Giovanni and Paolo are located some of the most important monuments in the city: The Church, Scuola Grande di San Marco , one of the six Scuole Grandi in Venice, and a real masterpiece of architecture , The Majestic Hospital and the Equestrian statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni.This 4m tall statue is the only monument of an actual person ever created during the time of the Serenissima and to make it even more special, it is the first equestrian statue standing on three feet.

A few steps away from Marco Polo’s House, who was the most famous of all Venetians and a world-famous exploreryou will reach the Rialto Bridge,famous symbol of Venice, until the nineteenth century was the only bridge between the two sides of the Grand Canal. Rialto is an indispensable part of the Venetian skyline and marks its pulsating and commercial heart.