Monuments

The unique patrimony of Venice

Monuments of Venice are so numerous that it is said that in each alley or corner of the town there is probably something worth to see.
In this section, we present you with some of the most famous Venetian monuments, the landmarks that everywhere in the world are identified with the city of Venice: from Rialto Bridge to Ca’ d’Oro Palace, from the Accademia Bridge to the Campanile of Saint Mark.
Since the last years, new buildings started to be considered part of the patrimony of the monuments of Venice, such as the Bridge of Constitution in Piazzale Roma.

 

  • Accademia bridge

     Accademia bridge is maybe the most romantic bridge of Venice: less crowded than Rialto, from the top it is possible to admire not only the Grand Canal, but also the…

  • Bridge of Sighs

    The Bridge of Sighs is one of the most famous landmarks of Venice. However, its romantic name has nothing to do with love affairs: being this covered bridge the connection…

  • Bridges on the Grand Canal

    Over six centuries of bridge building on the Grand Canal There are currently four bridges on the Grand Canal of Venice: the most famous is certainly Rialto bridge, the oldest…

  • Ca’ d’Oro Palace

     Ca d'Oro palace is not only one of the most beautiful palaces on the Grand Canal, but it is also considered the symbol of Venetian Gothic architecture. Palazzo Ca' d'Oro was…

  • Campanile of Saint Mark

    The campanile of Saint Mark, about 100 metres of hight, was originally a watch tower to control the entrance to Venice and the lagoon. Collapsed in 1902, the campanile of…

  • Constitution Bridge

    The Bridge of the Constitution, popularly known as from the name of the Spanish architecht who designed it, is the last bridge to have been built on the Grand Canal…

  • Rialto Bridge

    Rialto bridge connects the districts of San Polo and San Marco, and it is the geographical heart of the town. On the side of San Polo, Rialto groceries and fish…