Things to do in Veneto

Activities, attractions and tours

La Specola Observatory featuring landscape views, a river or creek and a city
La Specola Observatory featuring landscape views, a river or creek and a city
Prato della Valle featuring a river or creek, a garden and a sunset
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Prato della Valle featuring a river or creek, heritage architecture and a statue or sculpture

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1. St. Mark's Square

Known by locals as El Piazza, St. Mark’s Square is a remarkably dynamic spot. By day it is teeming with tourists taking in the splendour of St Mark’s Basilica, the impressive façade of the Doge’s Palace and all the iconic sights of central Venice. By night it takes on a softer, more romantic atmosphere as couples emerge hand in hand to enjoy the softly illuminated Venetian cityscape.
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St. Mark\'s Square featuring heritage architecture and a square or plaza as well as a large group of people

2. Grand Canal

Venice’s aquatic thoroughfare snaking through the bustling heart of the city—the Grand Canal stretches four kilometres and passes by the most iconic landmarks that mark the skyline.
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Grand Canal showing a river or creek, boating and a ferry

3. Rialto Bridge

One of the most iconic features of the Venetian cityscape, the Rialto Bridge (Ponte di Rialto) has stood on its spot over the Grand Canal for more than five hundred years. With its immediately recognisable V-shaped design, stone arcades and balustrades, it is a popular spot for photographers, lovers, tourists—any and all who flock to this beautiful city.
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Rialto Bridge featuring heritage architecture, a lake or waterhole and a bridge

4. Verona Arena

Dominating the skyline of Verona is Arena di Verona, a Roman amphitheater that is one of the largest in the world. Built in A.D. 30, the arena is one of the oldest structures in the city and a building of colossal proportions. It’s also one of Verona’s most popular attractions and draws over 500,000 visitors to the city each year. Admire its architecture and watch an opera from its historic stone steps.
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Verona Arena

5. Cortina d'Ampezzo Ski Resort

Cortina d'Ampezzo Ski Resort is one of Italy’s most fashionable resorts. Many visitors come to socialize rather than focus on skiing, which means you can expect the resort’s excellent runs to be surprisingly quiet. Glide down smooth slopes, admire views of stunning peaks from the chairlifts and take part in a range of other outdoor activities.
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Cortina d\'Ampezzo Ski Resort showing snow, mountains and snow skiing

6. St. Mark's Basilica

Whenever you come into the heart of Venice, you won’t be able to miss the striking façade of St Mark’s Basilica (Basilica di San Marco), known affectionately by locals as the Chiesa d’Oro (Church of Gold). With its dazzling golden spires, it towers over St Mark’s Square, a spectacular piece of Byzantine architecture and one of Venice’s most iconic and best loved sights with its walls ornately adored with sculptures, reliefs and mosaics.
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St. Mark\'s Basilica featuring a church or cathedral, heritage architecture and religious aspects

What to do in Veneto


Popular places to visit

Areas of Veneto

Dorsoduro showing heritage architecture and a coastal town

Venice City Center

The stunning cathedral and charming cafes are just a few highlights of Venice City Center. Make a stop by St. Mark's Square or Grand Canal while you're exploring the area.

Venice City Center
San Marco featuring kayaking or canoeing and a river or creek

San Marco

4.5/5(1,050 area reviews)

One of Venice’s most iconic sights is known all over the world for its historic square, cathedral and surrounding shops and cafés.

San Marco
St. Peter\'s Castle featuring a river or creek, a city and a sunset

Verona City Centre

4.5/5(4 area reviews)

Historical sites, cafes and museums highlight some of the noteworthy features of Verona City Centre. Make a stop by Castelvecchio Museum or Castelvecchio while you're exploring the neighbourhood.

Verona City Centre
San Polo which includes heritage architecture and a bay or harbor

San Polo

4.5/5(146 area reviews)

The smallest of Venice’s six districts, this is also one of the oldest. It offers many tourist sites in its palaces, its churches and the Rialto Bridge.

San Polo
Venetian Ghetto featuring heritage architecture, boating and a bridge

Cannaregio

4.5/5(577 area reviews)

A noteworthy feature of Cannaregio is its popular shops. While you're in town, be sure to stop and check out Grand Canal and Jewish Museum of Venice.

Cannaregio
Dorsoduro which includes a bridge and a river or creek

Dorsoduro

4.5/5(297 area reviews)

One of six districts in Venice, this beautiful area has many sights located along the edge of Venice and on the island of Giudecca.

Dorsoduro