Cruise Michelangelo: Italy departing from Venice

The port :

The port of Venice, located at the entrance to the lagoon, is a major port on the Adriatic Sea. The gateway to Serenissima Venice and its surrounding islands, it is just 3 kilometers from the historic center. It is linked to Piazzale Roma by the Ponte della Libertà and is easily accessible by vaporetto, bus or cab.

What to visit in Venice

Set in its lagoon, Venice is a jewel of the Adriatic. From Saint Mark's Square to the Doge's Palace, every street corner is steeped in history. The snaking canals offer a unique perspective on the city, especially during a gondola ride. Don't miss the Rialto Bridge and St. Mark's Basilica, the beating hearts of Venice.

What to visit in the surrounding area

The islands of Murano and Burano, just a short vaporetto ride from Venice, are famous for their handicrafts - blown glass and lace, respectively. These colorful, picturesque islands offer a charming escape from the hustle and bustle of Venice and a plunge into centuries-old traditions.

The Venetian Lagoon, an enchanting watery labyrinth, is the setting for the famous city of the Doges. Explore picturesque islands like Murano, famous for its glass art, and Burano, with its colorful houses and fine lace. Sail through the winding canals to discover historic churches, sumptuous palaces and iconic bridges. Piazza San Marco, the heart of Venice, offers an unforgettable architectural spectacle. The lagoon is a tranquil contrast to the hustle and bustle of the city, offering panoramic views of Venice and its memorable sunsets.

The Venetian Lagoon, an enchanting watery labyrinth, is the setting for the famous city of the Doges. Explore picturesque islands like Murano, famous for its glass art, and Burano, with its colorful houses and fine lace. Sail through the winding canals to discover historic churches, sumptuous palaces and iconic bridges. Piazza San Marco, the heart of Venice, offers an unforgettable architectural spectacle. The lagoon is a tranquil contrast to the hustle and bustle of the city, offering panoramic views of Venice and its memorable sunsets.

Chioggia, nicknamed "Little Venice" in Italy, is a picturesque fishing town in the province of Venice, with canals and charming architecture. Explore its lively fish market and narrow streets. Visit Chioggia Cathedral and the lagoon museum. Enjoy fresh seafood in local restaurants. The city offers a quieter atmosphere than Venice, yet is rich in culture and history.

The port :

The port of Venice, located at the entrance to the lagoon, is a major port on the Adriatic Sea. The gateway to Serenissima Venice and its surrounding islands, it is just 3 kilometers from the historic center. It is linked to Piazzale Roma by the Ponte della Libertà and is easily accessible by vaporetto, bus or cab.

What to visit in Venice

Set in its lagoon, Venice is a jewel of the Adriatic. From Saint Mark's Square to the Doge's Palace, every street corner is steeped in history. The snaking canals offer a unique perspective on the city, especially during a gondola ride. Don't miss the Rialto Bridge and St. Mark's Basilica, the beating hearts of Venice.

What to visit in the surrounding area

The islands of Murano and Burano, just a short vaporetto ride from Venice, are famous for their handicrafts - blown glass and lace, respectively. These colorful, picturesque islands offer a charming escape from the hustle and bustle of Venice and a plunge into centuries-old traditions.

The Venetian Lagoon, an enchanting watery labyrinth, is the setting for the famous city of the Doges. Explore picturesque islands like Murano, famous for its glass art, and Burano, with its colorful houses and fine lace. Sail through the winding canals to discover historic churches, sumptuous palaces and iconic bridges. Piazza San Marco, the heart of Venice, offers an unforgettable architectural spectacle. The lagoon is a tranquil contrast to the hustle and bustle of the city, offering panoramic views of Venice and its memorable sunsets.

The Venetian Lagoon, an enchanting watery labyrinth, is the setting for the famous city of the Doges. Explore picturesque islands like Murano, famous for its glass art, and Burano, with its colorful houses and fine lace. Sail through the winding canals to discover historic churches, sumptuous palaces and iconic bridges. Piazza San Marco, the heart of Venice, offers an unforgettable architectural spectacle. The lagoon is a tranquil contrast to the hustle and bustle of the city, offering panoramic views of Venice and its memorable sunsets.

The Venetian Lagoon, an enchanting watery labyrinth, is the setting for the famous city of the Doges. Explore picturesque islands like Murano, famous for its glass art, and Burano, with its colorful houses and fine lace. Sail through the winding canals to discover historic churches, sumptuous palaces and iconic bridges. Piazza San Marco, the heart of Venice, offers an unforgettable architectural spectacle. The lagoon is a tranquil contrast to the hustle and bustle of the city, offering panoramic views of Venice and its memorable sunsets.

The port :

The port of Venice, located at the entrance to the lagoon, is a major port on the Adriatic Sea. The gateway to Serenissima Venice and its surrounding islands, it is just 3 kilometers from the historic center. It is linked to Piazzale Roma by the Ponte della Libertà and is easily accessible by vaporetto, bus or cab.

What to visit in Venice

Set in its lagoon, Venice is a jewel of the Adriatic. From Saint Mark's Square to the Doge's Palace, every street corner is steeped in history. The snaking canals offer a unique perspective on the city, especially during a gondola ride. Don't miss the Rialto Bridge and St. Mark's Basilica, the beating hearts of Venice.

What to visit in the surrounding area

The islands of Murano and Burano, just a short vaporetto ride from Venice, are famous for their handicrafts - blown glass and lace, respectively. These colorful, picturesque islands offer a charming escape from the hustle and bustle of Venice and a plunge into centuries-old traditions.