Places to Visit in Venice
Venice, located in northern Italy, is an island on the Adriatic coast. It is connected to the mainland by a railway bridge 4 kilometers long. It consists of a total of 118 small islands. Canals connect these islets, and there are approximately 400 bridges over these canals.
We have made a selection of must-see places when you visit Venice, known as the city of canals and a symbol of romance.
St. Mark's Square - Piazzetta Di San Marco, the city's most famous square, is at the forefront of places to visit. The Doge's Palace, built with pink Verona marble and white Istrian stone, the Sansovinian Library, and St. Mark's Basilica, located in the square, are among the other noteworthy places.
If your timing is right, you should definitely see the Venice Carnival. The main theme of the carnival, which has a 900-year history, is masks. The masks, which emphasize the equality of the people, vary according to the themes that change every year.
We don't know if we need to mention taking a gondola ride on the canals, but you must visit the Rialto Bridge. The Rialto Ponte, the oldest bridge on the Grand Canal, was originally made entirely of wood. It has 12,000 pillars.
A significant portion of the places to visit in Venice are islands. Murano, Burano Islands, and Torcello Island are particularly among the must-see places.
For those who want to swim, we recommend Lido Beach. Before leaving Venice, don't forget to try the local ice cream, Gelato. 
