Venice, Italy - The Most Romantic City in The World

You'll find cities claiming to be "the Venice of the North," "the Venice of Africa," "the Venice of the East"... Any city crossed by canals or with colorful buildings sitting on the water's edge wants to be associated with the image of the world's most beautiful city. But the beauty of Italy's Venice is unrivalled and the entire city is one work of art. It's also one of only a few cities in the world that can be described as truly unique, where main "streets" are canals, there are no cars or traffic jams, and the mixture of Renaissance, Byzantine, Gothic, and Baroque architecture leaves anyone wondering if this magical cityscape is real at all.

The fairytale or theatrical atmosphere is then enhanced by the carnival mask shops, romantic gondola rides, and colorful palazzos. Everywhere you turn is a postcard image of this unequalled urban masterpiece.

Nothing quite prepares you for Venice, even after seeing it a million times in tourist brochures, guidebooks, or films. You'll fall in love at first sight and will stand in awe of its architecture, piazzas, and canal views until the very last minute before you leave. You'll have the designer shops, sophisticated bars, classy restaurants, galleries, and other tempting attractions to go indoors, but nothing can prevent you from going back to standing by a canal admiring the most spectacular city ever created, over and over again.

The Piazza San Marco and St. Marks Basilica

You can explore the Byzantine architecture at the St. Marks Basilica. There are many types of unique architecture that you can see. Besides, the atmosphere at the St. Marks Square that full with many beautiful birds will more brings up the amazing visit. At the Piazza San Marco, you can see the drawing room of Europe also.

The Grand Canal, Venice

The Rialto Bridge, the iconic.

The market behind Rialto Bridge

Besides, you can take the vaporetto( a canal boat used for public transportation) down the Grand Canal and a Gondola Ride through the city The Gondola ride is the essence of Venice. Your trip is incomplete without it. The Grand Canal is the iconic romantic place there and the Grand Canal also called 'The Heart of Venice'. People also can make some spend at the market behind the Rialto Bridge.

The Peggy Guggenheim Museum

Next, tourists can visit the Peggy Guggenheim Museum for it's art. The Peggy Guggenheim Collection is among the most important museums in Italy for European and American art of the 20th century. It is located in Peggy Guggenheim's former home, Palazzo Venier dei Leoni, on the Grand Canal in Venice. The museum presents Peggy Guggenheim's personal collection, masterpieces from the Hannelore B. and Rudolph B. Schulhof Collection, the Gianni Mattioli Collection, the Nasher Sculpture Garden, as well as temporary exhibitions.

The Palazzo Grassi, Venice, Italy.

Inside the building

Then, people can go inside the Palazzo Grassi and look at the fantastic building and the art exhibitions. Located in Campo San Samuele and overlooking the Canal Grande, Palazzo Grassi presents major temporary exhibitions, some of which are based in whole or in part on the resources of the Pinault collection.

The nobility of the building, the last great palace on the Grand Canal built before the fall of the Venetian Republic, emphasizes the historical importance of the noblest pieces of the collection that are here home fitting into the dialectic between neoclassical architecture and the most modern solutions of renovation designed by architect Tadao Ando. Palazzo Grassi becomes an object of interest for lovers of contemporary architectural styles, they know that harmony.