More than architectural supports, they are symbols of power, identity and continuity, for the city and its people.
The Columns of Venice
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The Redentore Church and Restored Garden.
Discover its architectural splendour, then relax in one of the most delightful gardens in Venice.
Santa Maria Assunta in Venice
Commonly known as I Gesuiti (or Jesuits), it is a church in Cannaregio, just behind the Fondamenta Nuove. It is named by the religious order of the Society of Jesus; members of which are referred to as Jesuits (Gesuiti in Italian).
Santa Maria del Rosario in Venice
Also known as “I Gesuati,” it is a Dominican church located in the Dorsoduro district.. Overlooking the Giudecca Canal, this 18th century classical-style edifice of St. Mary of the Rosary features a luminous interior, and is notable for preserving its original design and Rococo adornments.
The Ca D’Oro in Venice
The Ca’ d’Oro in Venice. A Gothic masterpiece and the most celebrated palazzo on the Grand Canal, housing the “Galleria Giorgio Franchetti”.
Discover Chioggia
A complete guide to the rich history, culture and main attractions, of this island jewel in the southern lagoon of Venice.
The Port of Marghera
It stands as a significant industrial and commercial hub, located on the mainland just north-west of Venice.
Discover Guidecca
With its rich history and transformation, this peaceful island is a fascinating part of Venice and has much to offer
Palazzo Grimani
A state museum since 1981, it is an extraordinary showcase for art, architecture and classical antiquities in Venice
Venice – Characters in Stone
Everywhere you turn in Venice, you can see statuary and plaques; that decorate, both religious and secular buildings, on walls, doorways and in public spaces and gardens.