Venice Things to Do

Built on a structure of the 7th century and rebuilt during the 12th century, the church as it stands today was completed in 1534 CE. There is even a book published in the name of Chiesa di San Salvador called The Church of Salv... more

This was built at the end of the 15th Century, and was restored in the middle of the 16th Century. The school is dedicated to the Dalmati, a fundamental component of the Republic; and the name comes from Schiavonia, as Dalmazia... more

Casinò di Venezia combines an old world charm thanks to it's palatial location and all teh modern luxuries one would expect from a casino. Guests will find themselves caught up in the enthusiasm of spinning their fortune at the... more

This is a collection of the original papers of the Repubblica Serenissima, preserved between 1815 and 1822. This was done in accordance with a decision by Austrian Emperor Franz I. Political, administrative and legal documents... more

This typical Irish pub with dark wooden furniture, satellite TV and a warm, cosy atmosphere, is popular with the students, locals and even tourists. The Fiddler's Elbow Irish Pub is high on activities with new set of  activitie... more

Better known as San Giacometto, this exhibition space displays delicate drawings and watercolors by Nicola Tenderini. It is usually only open in the mornings. more

A Venetian tavern situated in the area around the Galleria dell'Accademia. The student clientèle drink wine, play various games with friends or staff, or check out the exhibitions of photography or art. The décor is typical of... more

This former residence of Vittorio Cini now houses his art collection, as well as different Tuscan paintings, including works by Piero della Francesca, Botticelli, Filippo Lippi and Giunta Pisano. Visitors can also admire object... more

Donated by Antonia Venier, this church was built at the end of the 15th Century, but subsequent restorations have altered its old austerity, except for the choir stalls for the nuns and the Barbicans. Tiepolo's Passione di Gesu... more

This historic piano bar and restaurant is a short walk from the Gran Teatro La Fenice. It is sophisticated and elegant and its vaguely English atmosphere draws in a nostalgic clientèle in the evenings. During the day it attrac... more