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Italy Ravenna Venice St Mark's Couple Strolling
One of the city’s best examples of Gothic architecture, the imposing Palazzo Ducale in Piazza San Marco was once the seat of the Venetian government and the Doge’s residence. Visit Venice and explore all of its hidden wonders — which include priceless sculptures and works of art — while learning about its rich history on a guided tour.
Italy Ravenna Venice St Mark's Basilica Dome
Arguably the most famous cathedral in Venice, St. Mark’s Basilica is a cultural and architectural masterpiece. This magnificent landmark dates back to the 11th century — and its history is made up of tales that seem straight out of an epic saga. Admission to the church is free, but join a tour if you want the full experience when your visit Venice with your cruise.
Some call the Scuola Grande di San Rocco Venice’s version of Rome’s Sistine Chapel. The walls and ceiling of this stunning building were decorated by Rennaissance master Tintoretto, who spent more than two decades working on the project. You’ll also find over 60 pieces by iconic artists like Titian, Giorgione and Tiepolo.
From five-star restaurants serving elevated Italian fare, to cozy family-run bacari frequented by savvy locals, Venice’s food scene is as rich as its cultural landscape. Savor classic antipastos that spotlight fresh seafood, Venetian bigoli pasta tossed in salsa with anchovies, and tasty moleche — soft shell crabs from nearby lagoons fried and served with polenta.
Ready for some retail therapy? Hit the area known as Le Mercerie for high-end brands and boutiques by trending Italian designers. Or visit San Samuele for your pick of local galleries, craft shops and stores well stocked with unique local finds, like beautiful linen, handmade jewelry and original knick-knacks.