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Venezia

The Queen of the Adriatic

From the unspoilt landscapes of the Po Delta, among reed beds, lagoons and wetlands, both the gaze and the journey naturally lead towards Venice, one of the most fascinating and visited cities in the world. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Venice is a unique masterpiece, celebrated for the extraordinary artistic treasures preserved within its lagoon, for the influence it has exerted on art and architecture over the centuries, and for the invaluable testimonies of its glorious past.

Venice stands on an archipelago of 118 islands, connected by a network of more than 150 canals and over 400 bridges. A fascinating maze of narrow streets, canalside walkways, embankments and arcades guides visitors through an unparalleled urban landscape, where broad open spaces known as campi and campielli suddenly appear, creating elegant open-air gathering places.

St. Mark’s Square and the Symbols of the Serenissima

The monumental heart of the city is the famous St. Mark’s Square, often described as “the finest drawing room in Europe”: an impressive marble square surrounded by arcades and historic buildings, including:

  • the magnificent Basilica di San Marco and its Bell Tower;
  • the Clock Tower;
  • the Old and New Procuracies;
  • the majestic Palazzo Ducale, former residence of the Doge and symbol of the power of the Republic of Venice.

A journey along the Canal Grande, Venice’s main waterway, is an unmissable experience. Palaces, churches and bridges line its banks, telling centuries of history from the 12th to the 18th century. Among them stands the famous Ponte di Rialto, a masterpiece of Venetian Renaissance architecture designed by Antonio da Ponte and completed in 1592.

The Venetian Lagoon and its Islands

Just a few minutes from the historic centre lies the Laguna di Venezia, a vast and tranquil expanse of water dotted with hundreds of islands, some inhabited and others immersed in timeless silence. Here, nature intertwines with the city’s oldest origins. Among the most enchanting islands are:

  • Murano, world-famous for its glassmaking tradition;
  • Burano, a picturesque fishing village renowned for its lace-making and brightly coloured houses;
  • Torcello, rich in historical charm and home to the Basilica di Santa Maria Assunta and its remarkable Venetian-Byzantine mosaics.

During the summer months, Po Delta Tourism organises weekly transfers by coach or coach and boat to Venice and the islands of the Lagoon, departing from the Lidi di Comacchio. A comfortable, safe and convenient service, ideal for discovering the Queen of the Adriatic and enjoying an unforgettable day surrounded by art, water and timeless beauty.