Piazza San Marco - The best view of Venice
When Napoleon invaded Venice in 1797, he was enchanted by the beauty of Piazza San Marco and called it "the most beautiful drawing room in Europe."

St. Mark's Basilica the Byzantine masterpiece
Adorned with shimmering gold mosaics, covering over 8,000 square meters, the basilica glows with divine light, reflecting the opulence and influence of the Venetian Republic.

Doge’s Palace – Casanova & Bridge of Sighs

The famous Giacomo Casanova was imprisoned in the Doge’s Palace in 1755 and crossed the famous Bridge of Sighs to reach the notorious "Piombi" prisons.