160 spots

  • Palazzo Ducale

    Imagine stepping into a palace straight out of a legendary book - Doge’s Palace is just that. This stunning Gothic masterpiece sits right on St. Mark’s Square, blending different architectural styles from centuries of renovations. Inside, it’s pure grandeur, massive halls covered in gold, paintings by Venetian masters, and even...
  • Palazzo Franchetti

    If you love Neo-Gothic architecture, this palazzo is for you. Palazzo Franchetti, built in the 15th century and later redesigned, stands elegantly along the Grand Canal. Today, it hosts exhibitions and events, making it a must-visit spot for art and history lovers.
  • Palazzo Mocenigo

    Palazzo Mocenigo is a must if you’re drawn to fashion, perfume, or the elegance of old Venetian life. Once the home of the Mocenigo family, this palace now showcases textiles, clothing, and fragrances inside beautifully decorated rooms. Wandering through, you get a glimpse of how Venice’s aristocrats once lived.
  • Palazzo Tetta

    Palazzo Tetta is a unique Venetian gem, famously the only palace in Venice surrounded on three sides by water. This tranquil spot offers a rare, authentic experience away from the typical tourist crowds.
  • Paolo Brandolisio

    Paolo Brandolisio’s workshop is a true piece of Venetian tradition. Here, gondola oars and forcole (the elegant curved rowlocks) are still carved by hand from a single block of cherry or walnut wood. More than craftsmanship, it’s centuries-old artistry, and Paolo, one of the last masters of his kind, continues...
  • Paradiso Perduto

    This lively osteria in Cannaregio is as much a gathering place as it is a restaurant. With its bohemian atmosphere, live music, and generous seafood dishes, it draws in artists, musicians, and plenty of locals. On Sundays especially, the room fills with Venetians, making it one of the best spots...
  • Pasticceria Del Mas

    A local favorite near Piazzale Roma, Pasticceria Del Mas is the perfect stop for a sweet breakfast or a quick espresso before exploring Venice. Known for its freshly baked pastries, this family-run bakery has been delighting Venetians for generations with classics like croissants, biscotti, and traditional Venetian treats. The friendly...
  • Pasticceria Ponte delle Paste

    Pasticceria Ponte delle Paste is a cozy little pastry shop near San Marco, with an atmosphere that feels both authentic and welcoming. Despite its central location, the prices are surprisingly fair, and the pastries are fresh, simple, and truly delicious. It’s the kind of place where you can enjoy a...

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