Venice

Venice is an elegant destination famous all over the world and also called La Serenissima, not only as a Byzantine title indicating sovereignty, but also for its glorious history of wealth, justice and diplomacy. Renowned for its alleys called calli, its areas called sestieri and its waterways around the lagoon, cut through by well-known gondola, Venice can also become an uncomplicated place to be discovered on foot and off the beaten tracks.

Indeed, this city is full of unusual corners and hidden gems, like Palazzo Contarini del Bovolo, an iconic gothic palace which has crossed 5 centuries of history and is located behind the more famous Piazza San Marco or Calle Varisco, the narrowest street in Venice, not highlighted in the maps, but very close to Rialto bridge.

Venice also faces future with dynamism and ambition and indeed Four Points by Sheraton Venice Mestre is located close to M9 Museum, a cultural center also symbol of urban redevelopment.