Venice tourist and holiday information
Romantic long weekends and holidays in Venice
Venice is located at the northern end of the Adriatic Sea having a group of 117 islands. What differentiates Venice from other cities is its 150 canals, connected by 500 bridges. It has everything a traveler can dream of, be it food, fashion, romance, shopping, churches, backstreets, deserted squares everything.
Venice in Italy has a great deal of history to explore
It also has a world famous The Grand Canal, lined with fine pubs, restaurants, shops, and obviously lots of people.
The romance of the canals and gondola's of Venice by night
The only way of getting to this city is by Gondola or the water taxi. Motor vehicles are banned and cycles won’t be of much help. Traveling in Gondola can come heavy on your pocket, but its worth going for at least one ride.
Venice is famous for street festivals & a lively atmosphere
Venice is a festival city, especially during the month of spring. It is crowded all over the year, but traveling between March-May may be bit enjoyable with fewer crowd. Traveling around the month of November can be unpleasantly cold.
Travelers have museum sights & monuments to see in Venice
Venice is marked by monuments such as St Mark’s Basilica and the Doge’s Palace at St Mark’s Square, which are world famous for innumerable paintings by artists such as Canaletto. It also has an art gallery officially called Galleria dell’ Accademia, which is famous for the its 14th century paintings.
