Venice, La Serenissima, The Floating City… Capital of the Veneto region, the city is famous for its many bridges and canals unifying over 100 islands in the Venice lagoon.

City of historic importance, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with iconic landmarks, exceptional architecture and unique works of art that have attracted tourists from all over the world. Known for the major role it played during the European Renaissance period, Venice has become a living museum and one of the most popular tourist destinations in Italy. Every year, people flock to the city to experience firsthand its charms and enchantments.

Walking the winding streets of Venice procures a very special feeling of being in another era. The city’s air is filled with mystery and the stones that the buildings are made of almost seem alive, ready to recount the many things they have witnessed over the centuries.

Stick with us as we tell you below all about what to do, see and taste in Venice, and check out the TWISPER app for more place recommendations in the city.