Cheap Things To Do in Venice, Veneto, Italy

The setting for Thomas Mann's 'Death in Venice' and formerly the most popular beach in Italy, the Lido is s... More on igougo

A 20 minute aqaubus ride from Vencie this quiet Island is full of family run resturants and store fronts. More on TripAdvisor

The Naval History Museum's most fascinating exhibit is its collection of model ships. It was once common practice for vessels to be built not from blueprints but from the precise scale models that you see here. The prize of the ... More on Frommers

Following the rout of Agnadello in 1509, many people fled to the islands, fearing the arrival of the soldie... More on Yahoo! Travel

Whilst Venice's main attractions undeniably deserve much attention, I have found that being amidst the crow... More on igougo

Museo d'Arte Orientale Ca' Pesaro displays clothes, weapons, musical instruments, and Chinese porcelain. The artefacts are all from the 17th-18th centuries, which was the Iedo period in Japanese ... More on Yahoo! Travel

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This island in the Venetian laguna is famous for the glassware it produces. Don't miss the opportunity to see glass-blowers at work; it certainly requires extreme skill to take a lump of glass and ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Rialto Hotel provided us w / a free water taxi ride to the Island of Murano, off Venice. More on igougo

Venice's main attractions are swamped with tourists in the late summer, but there are plenty of places to g... More on Yahoo! Travel

I have found that travelling out to one or more of the many smaller islands in the lagoon that surrounds Ve... More on igougo

The pink-and-white marble Gothic-Renaissance Palazzo Ducale, residence and government center of the doges ("dukes," elected for life) who ruled Venice for more than 1,000 years, stands between the... More on Frommers

me and my husband visited for our honeymoon and it was so romantic ....i can't wait to go back More on Yahoo! Travel

This graceful arch over the Grand Canal is lined with overpriced boutiques and is teeming with tourists and overflow from the daily market along Riga degli Orefici on the S. Polo side. Until the 1... More on Frommers

Our hotel was right near the bridge. More on Yahoo! Travel

Jacopo Robusti (1518-94), called Tintoretto because his father was a dyer, was a devout, unworldly man who only traveled once beyond Venice. His epic canvases are filled with phantasmagoric light ... More on Frommers

If you are looking for a truly spiritual experience, then this is the place. More on Yahoo! Travel