Stroll through the historic and lively Rialto Market, one of Venice’s oldest and most vibrant markets, offering an authentic local experience. Wander past colorful stalls brimming with fresh seafood, seasonal vegetables, and ripe fruits, just as Venetians have done for centuries. This bustling market, dating back to the 11th century, is not only a hub for fresh produce but also a place where local culture and culinary traditions come to life.

Campo San Bartolomeo, located just a short walk from the Rialto Bridge, is a bustling gathering place for locals. In this lively square, you'll find the impressive statue of the famous playwright Carlo Goldoni, a tribute to Venice's rich cultural history and its deep connection to the arts.

Campo San Polo is the second largest square in Venice, after Piazza San Marco, and one of the city's most vibrant public spaces. Surrounded by beautiful Venetian architecture, it hosts numerous events and festivals throughout the year. Once the site of medieval jousting tournaments, today it’s a lively area where locals and visitors gather to enjoy the atmosphere of this historic city.

The Basilica di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari is a magnificent Gothic church, renowned for its striking architecture and rich historical significance. Inside, visitors can admire exceptional artworks, including masterpieces by Titian and Donatello, making it an essential destination for both art enthusiasts and history buffs.

Another highlight of the tour is the intriguing house of Marco Polo, the legendary explorer. Step into the past as you visit the residence where Polo is believed to have lived, and take time to explore the surrounding neighborhood. Wander through its charming streets, rich in history and local character, and imagine what life was like for the famous traveler in this unique part of Venice.