Piazza San Marco, or St. Mark’s Square, is Venice’s central hub and one of the world’s most famous squares. Surrounded by historic buildings and bustling with open-air cafes, this square is an ideal starting point for your Venice journey.

• St. Mark’s Basilica: The Basilica of St. Mark is a masterpiece of Byzantine architecture. Its golden mosaics and ornate facade are stunning. Our Venice 360 photos let you explore both the exterior and interior, including the breathtaking Pala d’Oro, the golden altarpiece.
• St. Mark’s Campanile: Climb virtually to the top of St. Mark’s Campanile, the basilica’s bell tower, for amazing views of Venice and the Venetian Lagoon. The tower’s view reveals Venice’s canals and famous rooftops.
• Doge’s Palace: The Doge’s Palace, once the residence of Venice’s rulers, is a Gothic architectural gem. Our 360° tour guides you through its courtyards, the Grand Council Hall, and the iconic Bridge of Sighs.
• Clock Tower: The Clock Tower in Piazza San Marco is an iconic structure that has served Venetians for centuries. Virtually experience its intricate clock mechanism and symbolic figures in our virtual tour.

The Grand Canal – Venice’s Main Waterway

The Grand Canal is Venice’s primary waterway, lined with palaces, churches, and bridges. A virtual gondola ride along the Grand Canal allows you to admire the beauty of Venice’s historic buildings and waterfront.

• Rialto Bridge: One of Venice’s most iconic landmarks, the Rialto Bridge is the oldest of the four Grand Canal bridges. Walk virtually across it, and enjoy the view of the canal below. Explore the Rialto Market, where locals and tourists shop for seafood and Venetian specialties.
• Palazzo Ca’ d’Oro: Known as the Golden House, Ca’ d’Oro is one of the most stunning palaces along the Grand Canal. Explore its intricate Gothic architecture and art collection through our 360° photos.
• Gondola Ride: Take a virtual gondola ride along Venice’s smaller canals, passing famous bridges like the Bridge of Sighs and the elegant palazzos along the way.

San Giorgio Maggiore – A Peaceful Escape

Located across the lagoon from St. Mark’s Square, the Church of San Giorgio Maggiore offers a tranquil retreat.

• San Giorgio Bell Tower: Climb virtually to the top of the San Giorgio Maggiore Bell Tower for panoramic views of Venice and the surrounding islands.
• Church Interior: Step inside the serene San Giorgio Maggiore church, designed by Andrea Palladio. Admire its Renaissance artwork, including pieces by Tintoretto, through our 360° tour.

Venetian Islands – Murano, Burano, and Torcello

Venice’s lagoon is home to several islands, each with its own charm.

• Murano: Famous for its glass-making tradition, Murano has produced exquisite glassware for centuries. Virtually visit the Murano Glass Museum and explore the island’s glass-blowing workshops.
• Burano: Known for its colorful houses and lace-making tradition, Burano is one of the most picturesque islands in the Venetian Lagoon. Walk virtually through its vibrant streets.
• Torcello: One of the oldest islands in the lagoon, Torcello is home to the ancient Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, renowned for its mosaics. Explore this peaceful island through our 360° photos.

Gallerie dell’Accademia – Venetian Art Collection

The Gallerie dell’Accademia houses one of Venice’s most significant art collections.

• Venetian Renaissance Art: Virtually explore masterpieces from artists such as Titian, Tintoretto, and Veronese. Highlights include Leonardo da Vinci’s famous drawing, the Vitruvian Man, and Carpaccio’s large-scale works.

Venetian Carnival – A Celebration of Masks and Elegance

Venice’s annual Carnival is known for its elaborate costumes, masks, and balls. The Carnevale di Venezia has been celebrated for centuries, drawing visitors from around the world.

• Masks and Costumes: During Carnival, Venice’s streets fill with people dressed in elaborate period costumes. Explore this colorful tradition through our 360° tour.
• Venetian Mask-Making: Visit workshops where artisans handcraft traditional Venetian masks. Our tour offers a glimpse into the intricate artistry behind these iconic pieces.

Santa Maria della Salute – A Baroque Masterpiece

The Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute, built to commemorate the end of the plague, is one of Venice’s most famous churches.

• Exterior and Dome: Admire the church’s grand Baroque facade and massive dome that dominates the entrance to the Grand Canal. Our 360° photos  capture the beauty of the basilica’s architecture.
• Interior Artworks: Explore the serene interior of the basilica, featuring works by Venetian artists like Titian.

Why Explore Venice in 360°?

Our 360-degree photos provide a fully immersive experience of Venice’s rich history, architecture, and culture. Whether you’re planning a trip or exploring from home, these virtual tours offer a unique perspective of Venice’s landmarks, hidden canals, and cultural gems.

Discover Venice 360 photos – a city where history, art, and modern life blend seamlessly.