Trip to Venice

One sculpture alone makes this one of the most visited museums in Florence – the famous sta...

The early 14th century Gothic Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower is Florence’s most impo...

Almost no famous European town is complete without it’s own dark history of Jew bullying. W...

Situated in the heart of Piazza delle Erbe is the Lamberti Tower, built in the 12th century and r...

One of the most stunning Romanesque basilicas in Italy. San Zeno Maggiore as dedicated to San Zen...

Built during the 14th century by the Scalla family, the castle was used as barracks during the wa...

Right between Piazza Bra and Piazza Del Erbe it the busiest street of Verona. It is the hub for a...

The majestic stone bridge was built prior to 89 BC, also known as Pons Marmoreus which means marb...

One of the most astounding Veronese architectures, the Castlevecchoi Bridge is a120 metres long a...

Juliet’s house or Casa di Giulietta – is a 14th century house is turned to a major to...

It is the main square of Verona and hands down one of the largest in Europe. A wonderful blend of...

Nearly four kilometres long, this canal is the lifeline of Venice’s water traffic (of priva...

A treat for the senses! There are two markets here – one for fresh produce and the other fo...

This pretty little 10th century church has been transformed into a concert hall for the cham...

Rossini, Bellini, Donizetti, and Verdi – bel canto extraordinaires – made this theatr...

A 11km long sandbar across the lagoon with captured European imagination in the 1850s… the...

St. Mark’s Square, St. Mark’s Basilica and the Doge’s Palace all grew up togeth...

So a name like that has GOT to have a story behind it, right? It does. The view convicts had thro...

Like the rest of the buildings in this opulent square, the clock tower had only one real purpose:...

Soaring over the Grand Canal, and connecting San Polo and San Marco, the Rialto Bridge is Venice&...

It would not be an exaggeration to call this gallery one of the most important in world art histo...

The Palace, like its accompanying basilica, was built large to showcase Venice’s indomitabl...