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Venice:
Art, Culture and Markets
The
palaces and museums of Venice contain some of Italy’s finest art collections,
and San Marco’s Basilica is one one of the most spectacular in the world.
The architecture throughout the city is charming, but the 16th
and 17th century palaces along the Grand Canal are best
seen by gondola.
Piazza
San Marco provides the perfect, romantic photo opportunity for newlyweds.
There are usually concerts every afternoon or evening featuring the romantic
music of all sorts. Sitting down in one of the cafes can be a little expensive
- but it is an unforgettable experience well worth the splurge. You will
not regret this Venetian extravaganza.
The
Rialto Market is lively and colorful – fresh fruits and vegetables
are displayed until lunch time – and not to be missed. Where ever you
tour in Venice you will discover one great market place after another
with all sorts of beautiful artifacts for sale. Additionally, behind Doge’s
Palace is a charming old residential quarter, Castello, which has lovely
bridges and a park.
Venetian glassware is world famous. Most of the glass is made at the Murano Glass Factory, which you can visit on the island of Murano. This beautiful Murano glass makes a perfect wedding gift. If you choose to add Venetian crystal or glass items to your gift registry, we can refer you to the top shops with the best prices.
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