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Doge’s Palace
Palazzo Ducale, on St. Mark’s Square is an absolute must see. It’s arguably the most impressive building in Venice. It was the political hub of the Venetian government up until the fall of the Venetian Republic in 1797.

Saint Mark’s Basilica

The Basilica di San Marco is an incredibly attractive church; the architecture is a dynamic mixture of Eastern and Western styles. The church itself was consecrated in 832 AD.

Grand Canal
The Grand Canal, Venice’s main thoroughfare is lined with spectacular buildings and all kinds of boats. It’s an idyllic location and a great place to go walking all year round.

Rialto Bridge
Rialto Bridge or the (Ponte di Rialto), is the main bridge in Venice. It’s located right in the centre of Venice and crosses over the Grand Canal. The bridge dates back over 400 years. Don’t forget to check out the nearby Rialto Market; there are plenty of interesting little shops here - perfect for picking authentic Italian souvenirs.

Galleria del’Accademia
This is one of Italy’s best-loved art Museums. It’s spread out over three buildings and has a total of 24 rooms. It’s massive! It can get very packed during the high season, so remember to get there early.

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