Venice in one day

Everyone dreamed at least once to see Venice with their own eyes and remain speechless. Leaning towers, architectural oddities, ancient quarters, local traditions and carnevals are  something hard expresive with words, more like a dreamplace then city where somone like Vivaldi, Casanova, Marco Polo and Tintoretto lived.

Thats why we created this one dat trip from Rome for You you can admire evocative views and take amazing photos. On board of your comfortable high-speed train, You will reach Venice  in 3.45 hours approx. Uppon arrive, You will take a relaxing walk through the picturesque alleys and canals of Venice to reach the marvellous St. Mark’s Square and visit breath-taking St Mark’s Basilica.

Take a ride by ferry  along the  famous “Gran Canal” to admire its splendid architetture and building that seem to float on the waters. There is no stronger emotion than crossing the city in a gondola to observe buildings in the distance emerge from the water.

Our sugestion is apsolutly to see Bridge of Sighs wich connects the Doge’s Palace to the New Prisons and its name refers to prisoners who sighed over their lost freedom while crossing it.

The Rialto Bridge is renowned for its architecture. It was the hub of Venice’s economy and today leads to the colourful Rialto fruit and vegetable market. Ponte Chiodo is a hidden, private bridge with a little thrill of adrenaline – together with Ponte Diavolo on the island of Torcello.

Between its bridges and the countless inns, in a process that touches the Grand Canal  reach the Venezia’s  monuments and buildings. You can climb to leaning bell tower of San Marco, visit Santa Maria della Salute and relax in the Florian, historical Italian coffee wich become symbol of the city.

One more authentic place is Casanova Museum, where You can discover life of this mysterius lover and understand him better or famuse Guggenheim museum.

Finaly,You can finish Your day with Aperitivo Veneziano :Spritz and crostino slices of toasted bread with different toppings.

We leave You to book Your tour with this famous quote by Friedrich Nietzsche:

‘When I seek another word for ‘music’, I never find any other word than ‘Venice.’