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One of the romantic places to visit in the Europe is Venice. The Most Serene consists of six neighborhoods crossed by 160 canals and connected by 400 bridges. To fully enjoy this city, it is best to miss. You can enjoy it Day or night. Go with the murmur of water, the streets. Despite tourisms, time seems to stand still in its streets.

The city is a veritable museum facades, churches, palaces and other architectural jewels of Byzantine, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque are mixed in the maze of streets. From here, take the navette and apearos at the first stop, before the Plaza San Marco, on the banks of Zattere . XVIIe Century, timber ships docked here. From here you can begin to discover the neighborhood of Dorsoduro .

Dirigios to Campo San Barnaba and Campo Santa Margherita, very lively in the morning, when the market settles. Visit also Ca'Rezzonico (Museum of Decorative Arts), the Galleria dell'Academia (Venetian paintings of the fourteenth century to the eighteenth), the SQUARO di San Trovaso (one of the last gondola workshops there since the eighteenth century) and the Scuola Grande dei Carmini (palace known for painting by Giambattista Tiepolo, the eighteenth century).

The Peggy Guggenheim Collection, 701, Calle San Cristoforo; The well-known art collector lived in this palace of the eighteenth century, the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni. Today it is possible to admire paintings by Dali, Ernst, Magritte, Miró, Picasso, Braque, Kandinsky, Giacometti, Calder, Klee, Calder, Bacon , etc..

In vaporetto, cross your Grand Canal to arrive, just in front of Dordoduro, the Campo San Samuele (San Marco area). There, the water's edge, stands the Palazzo Grassi . This building, dating from the eighteenth century and was renovated by architect Tadao Ando, belongs to a French businessman named Francois Pinault . Since 2006, it is an art foundation, a museum with 40 rooms.

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