Primera clasificación Atractivos en Venecia

Los artistas más aclamados se presentan en este espacio llamado Palazzo Barbarigo-Minotto con el exclusivo motivo de recrear un ambiente de "Sallotto Musicale". El ambiente siempre es muy divertido y mágico, y suele estar abarrotado de gente con ganas de disfrutar los espectáculos musicales diarios. Si tienen ganas de experimentar una nueva forma de disfrutar la música, visiten el Palazzo Barbarigo-Minotto.

Situated near Castello, was constructed in 9th Century. This church is believed to be a part of an adjacent monastery. The present structure seen dates back to 16th Century when it went through major renovations. Though the church looks simple from its outside, it is known for featuring elements designed by famous Italian sculptors, Girolamo Campagna and Giovanni Maria da Cannaregio. The church faced major destruction during the World War era and was later restored. This church property has also been used as a convent and was a hospital for nuns.

Las obras de construcción de esta iglesia comenzaron a fines del siglo XIV a pedido de los frailes dominicanos, y finalizaron a principios del siglo XV. En la actualidad, los restos de 25 magistrados descansan en esta iglesia que, con el paso del tiempo, ha ganado el status de basílica menor. Los monumentos sepulcrales están bajo el cuidado de la familia Lombardi y los monumentos de Nicolo Marcello, Pietro Lombardo y Pietro Mocenigo son tres obras maestras del mismo escultor, cuyas obras ocupan toda la parte izquierda de la entrada. Digno de mención es el imponente monumento erigido en honor a Andrea Vendramin y los cuadros de Veronese y Piazzetta. Una bella yuxtaposición de estilos arquitectónicos gótico y renacentista, Chiesa di Santi Giovanni e Paolo es un paraíso de paz y serenidad digno de ser visitado.

The San Giovanni Elemosinario is an ancient church that dates back to circa 1071 AD.

Known to be the oldest structure on the Canal Grande, the Ca' da Mosto dates back to the 13th Century. The palace is beautifully designed in the Veneto-Byzantene style architecture. The palace is currently inhabitated as the basement is filled with the canal waters. However, the palace is historically significant as it has been home to the Holy Roman Emperor in the 18th Century.

Palazzo Pisani Moretta is a two-storeyed palace that stands majestically facing the Grand Canal. Dating back to the 15th Century, this palace boasts of a light pink façade exhibiting Gothic floral architecture. Its most prominent features are its white windows with mullions and arches. Its interiors have been designed by famous historic artists of the Baroque period and hence the stairways, walls and ceilings exhibit distinct Baroque art and architecture. Some of these artists include Giuseppe Angeli, Gaspare Diziani, Giambattista Tiepolo and Jacopo Guarana. This palace has been graced by the likes of Holy Roman Emperor Joseph Il of Austria, Joséphine Bonaparte and Tzar Paul of Russia. Today, it hosts an annual masquerade and is open for public visits.