Bar All'Arco

Venice’s oldest café, Caffè Florian dazzles with opulent 1700s charm, live classical music, and sweeping St. Mark’s Square views.

Nestled along the Grand Canal in a stunning 15th-century palace, Ca' Sagredo Hotel marries old-world charm with intimate elegance and panoramic dining.

The Arsenale di Venezia, once a bustling Byzantine shipyard, now combines monumental history with serene gardens, hosting cultural events and exhibitions amidst stunning architecture.

Nestled in a charming corner of Venice, Al Covo combines rustic elegance with a focus on local and seasonal ingredients, serving refined Venetian classics with a welcoming touch from its Texan owners.

Libreria Acqua Alta in Venice is a cozy, quirky gem where books float in gondolas and bathtubs, with friendly cats adding to the charm.

Venezia Santa Lucia Train Station, a bustling hub since the 1930s, blends efficiency with stunning views of the Grand Canal, making it your gateway to Venice's charm.

Nestled in a chic 16th-century palazzo on the Grand Canal, Palazzo Venart offers luxurious, whimsical rooms with a Michelin-starred restaurant and a tranquil garden retreat.

This legendary Venetian bacaro serves up unbeatable cicchetti and affordable regional wines in a lively, canal-side setting for an authentic local vibe.

Michelin-starred Il Ridotto serves inventive, seasonally shifting seafood and Venetian-inspired dishes in a cozy, brick-lined space with just nine tables.

Nestled along a quiet canal, this tiny Venetian tavern serves up fresh, inventive dishes and an impressive wine selection, making every meal an unforgettable experience.