Named after the distinctive stone statues of four Levantine merchants built into its walls, this tranquil square in Cannaregio offers a captivating look into Venice's rich trading past. It is also famous as the historic home of the legendary Renaissance master Jacopo Tintoretto, whose former house still overlooks the peaceful canal.

As Venice’s most authentic and populous northern district, Cannaregio offers a charming retreat from the heavy tourist routes with its peaceful canals and wide, sunlit promenades. It is home to the historic Jewish Ghetto, vibrant canal-side dining, and a rich tapestry of local Venetian life and centuries-old artisan traditions.

Centuries as the commercial epicenter of Venice have made Rialto home to the city's iconic stone bridge and its lively daily produce and seafood markets. Straddling the Grand Canal, it remains one of Venice's most energetic and historic crossroads, seamlessly blending ancient trading tradition with vibrant local life.