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Venice Highlights

Venice is one of Europe’s most romantic cities. It is brimming with attractions, from spectacular architecture, to art, culture, events and food. It is a true feast for the senses.

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Carnival of Venice

The famous Carnival of Venice is one of the world’s best known festivals. Its beginnings date back to the 12th century. It is held during Lent, which usually falls on the end of January or beginning of February.
On Carnival, the city fills up to the brim with musicians, clowns, and performers in beautiful masks and costumes.
People come from around the world to enjoy the parades and the music, dance and theatre performances throughout the city.

Date: January/February (Lent)
Location: San Marco’s Square
Web: http://www.carnevale.venezia.it

San Marco Square

This is Venice’s most famous square surrounded by spectacular buildings such as the Basilica di San Marco and Palazo Ducale. The square is also lined with designer shops and elegant cafes which are always full of tourists.

Gondola ride

The most romantic way to see the most romantic city! Gondolas are flat bottomed wooden boats 11 meters long,  that were once regularly used by the upper class Venetians. Today only about 500 remain of the 10,000 gondolas that were in use a couple of hundred years ago.