Step inside the magnificent Doge's Palace and uncover the heart of Venice’s rich history. Travelers will admire grand chambers decorated with masterpieces by renowned Venetian artists, walk through elegant courtyards and monumental staircases, and explore the historic rooms where the Republic of Venice was governed for centuries. The tour also includes a walk across the iconic Bridge of Sighs, offering a glimpse into the stories and legends that make Venice so captivating. With its blend of art, history, breathtaking architecture, and a touch of romance, this experience is an unforgettable journey into the soul of the city. A perfect blend of history, beauty, and romance—an experience that will make you fall in love with Venice.

Enter the breathtaking St. Mark's Basilica and be amazed by one of the world’s most extraordinary churches. Marvel at its dazzling golden mosaics, intricate marble decorations, and centuries of artistic and spiritual heritage that have made it the symbol of Venice. As you explore this architectural masterpiece, your guide will reveal fascinating stories, hidden details, and the rich history behind its treasures. From its magnificent interiors to its unique blend of Eastern and Western influences, every corner of the basilica tells a story of beauty, faith, and adventure. A visit to St. Mark’s Basilica is more than a tour—it’s an unforgettable journey into the soul of Venice.

The Bridge of Sighs is a bridge in Venice, Italy. The enclosed bridge, which served as a passage for prisoners between the New Prison and the interrogation rooms in the Doge's Palace, is made of white limestone, has windows with stone bars, and passes over the Rio di Palazzo. It was designed by Antonio Contino, whose uncle Antonio da Ponte designed the Rialto Bridge. It was built in 1600.

A corridor leads over the Bridge of Sighs, built in 1614 to link the Doge's Palace to the structure intended to house the New Prisons. Enclosed and covered on all sides, the bridge contains two separate corridors that run next to each other. That which visitors use today linked the Prisons to the chambers of the Magistrato alle Leggi and the Quarantia Criminal; the other linked the prisons to the State Advocacy rooms and the Parlatorio. Both corridors are linked to the service staircase that leads from the ground floor cells of the Pozzi to the roof cells of the Piombi.

Step into the fascinating Museo Correr and explore the history, art, and culture that shaped the city of Venice. Travelers will admire elegant neoclassical rooms, impressive paintings, sculptures, historical maps, and precious artifacts that tell the story of the Venetian Republic and its remarkable past. The museum also offers a glimpse into the daily life of Venetian nobility through beautifully preserved apartments, richly decorated halls, and collections of decorative arts. From masterpieces and historical documents to stunning views over St. Mark’s Square, every room reveals a different chapter of Venice’s extraordinary heritage. A visit to the Correr Museum is the perfect way to experience the city's rich history and discover the people, traditions, and achievements that made Venice one of the most influential cities in the world