La Casa Più Centrale A Venezia, Con Corte Privata

This arched bridge is famously named for the sighs of prisoners who crossed it en route from the Palazzo Ducale to prison.

A Renaissance tower from 1499, offering city views and a mechanical clock with symbolic decorations.

This 15th-century gate was constructed as part of the Venetian Gothic Doge's Palace.

An ornate Gothic palace hosting exhibitions with tours of the duke's rooms, prison, and armory.

An imposing 16th-century square cathedral tower with an angel-topped spire and belfry offering sea views.

A museum located within Saint Mark's Basilica.

A landmark stone bridge dating back to 1360 and rebuilt in 1847, offering views of the Bridge of Sighs.

An iconic square and gathering place dating back to the 12th century, dominated by St. Mark's Basilica.

A historic palace that once served as a prison.

An ornate covered 16th-century stone footbridge crossing the Grand Canal, featuring shops and restaurants.