VENICE

Not many words are needed to describe what is perhaps the most famous city in Italy.

Venice with its canals crossed by vaporetti and gondoliers, with its bridges and its museums is a unique city in the world. Romantic and suggestive like no other.

Renowned for the splendid Piazza San Marco, the most elegant lounge in Europe, where we find the Caffè Florian which dates back to 1720, the Palazzo Ducale, a symbol of the golden age of the Serenissima and the Torre dell’Orologio.

Venice is a jewel on the water; its magnificent buildings will bring you back to the time of Casanova. Do not miss the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, which displays important works of art of the twentieth century and Ca ’Rezzonico, one of the most beautiful Renaissance palaces, home to the Venetian Eighteenth-century Museum.

Take a vaporetto to the islands of Murano and Burano and stop by at Harry’s Bar. Also try the Baccalà, a typical dish of this region.