Landmarks in Venice

St. Mark's Square, or Piazza San Marco, is a wide space connecting the square's south side to the lagoon. It's situated between the Doge's Palace and the Biblioteca Marciana. Even if you only have a day in Venice, it's a must-see spot. Known as one of Italy's most famous squares, it's been praised by Napoleon as the 'Salon of Europe'. But what truly makes it special are the impressive monuments surrounding it and the unique views you can experience from the square.

As one of the world’s most celebrated opera houses, Teatro La Fenice dazzles with its ornate Baroque auditorium, seven tiers of gilded boxes, and a ceiling adorned with stunning frescoes. The theater’s guided and audio tours reveal behind-the-scenes secrets, while the Maria Callas exhibition adds a special touch for music lovers.