“The Venetian Parthenon,” home to an amazing selection of monuments dedicated to countless doges, captains, senators, and more.

Gorgeous palazzo owned by the Querini Stampalia family, holding their entire private art collection. Carlo Scarpa’s 1960s remodel of the ground floor is particularly exciting to check out.

One of our favorite greenspaces in the city. Come walk among the flowers, stone benches, and a vast botanical garden a few steps from Piazza San Marco in the historic center.

Former confraternity (a sort of socially minded citizens club) with more than 30 paintings by Tintoretto. Each salon is more jaw-dropping than the last.

Built in the 19th century, tucked away in the Gulf of Trieste, just 100 miles away from Venice, among 54 acres of lush gardens. 

Beautiful old Palazzo that used to belong to a Venetian family. The government bought it years ago and they host a variety of expositions. The building itself its worth a visit.