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Venice

When we explore the magic of Venice, each corner of this floating city evokes a sense of wonder. Among its architectural treasures, the majestic Basilica of Saint Mark dominates the eponymous square, captivating visitors with its Byzantine domes and sparkling mosaics. Not far from there, the Doge Palace embodies the grandeur of the Republic of Venice, with its elegant arcades and sumptuous interiors, where history resonates through each stone. A romantic walk on the Grand Canal reveals another aspect of Venetian beauty, with its venerable palaces that seem to float on sparkling water. The Rialto Bridge, an iconic symbol of the city, offers a breathtaking view of this grand show. Then, moving away from the main arteries, the secret charm of Venice is revealed in its narrow streets and picturesque bridges, leading to hidden treasures such as the Scuola Grande di San Rocco, decorated with Tintoret's masterpieces. Finally, a getaway to the island of Murano allows you to admire the Venetian art of glass, perpetuated for centuries in its renowned workshops. Venice, the real jewel of Italy, reveals its splendors at every step, inviting travellers to get lost in its meanderings and discover its immortal heritage.

In Venice, the city of canals and gondolas, tourists have a wide range of transport options to explore its wonders. The nearest airport is Marco Polo Airport, about 13 kilometres from the city centre. Regular shuttles connect the airport to Piazzale Roma, the main bus terminal in Venice, from which travellers can easily take a vaporetto (boat-bus) to their final destination. For those who prefer the train, the train station of Venezia Santa Lucia is the main railway entry point of the city. Located just by the Grand Canal, this well-served station welcomes trains from all over Europe. Once in Venice, public transport is mainly maritime. The vaporetti offer a practical and picturesque way to get around, with stops at key places such as Place Saint-Marc, Rialto and the surrounding islands. Traghettos, typical ferries, allow you to cross the Grand Canal at a lower cost. With these varied transport options, tourists can easily navigate the magical city of Venice.