For those visiting for the first time, as well as those who have been here before and are planning another trip – we have gathered hundreds of Venice attractions in one place and specially designed walking routes.

We are travelers and know how much time goes into planning a trip: browsing dozens of websites, choosing interesting attractions, placing them on Google Maps...

For those who don't have time to plan, the app will help you see the most interesting sights by offering ready-made routes.

Those who like to plan everything themselves can choose the most interesting places from hundreds of attractions, build them into a route, and then use it as a personal guide to Venice.

Read detailed instructions on how to plan a trip to iPhone or Android.

The heart of Venice, where thousands of pigeons await treats from tourists. The beautiful square, opening to the sea, is surrounded by the following buildings:

Combines elements of Byzantine, Roman, and Venetian architecture and houses many relics in its treasury.

The tallest building in Venice, whose observation deck offers a breathtaking view of the city.

The palazzo where the history of the mighty Venetian Republic was made – a recognized masterpiece whose appearance blends Gothic, Renaissance, and Moorish styles.

One of the most recognizable symbols of Venice captures attention immediately as you approach St Mark's Square along the Grand Canal.

For a long time, it was the only bridge across the Grand Canal. The recognizable profile of this crossing will seem familiar even to those who have never been to Venice.

Located on the island of the same name, this snow-white church with a brick campanile appears perhaps most often in photographs of Venice from water, land, and air.

The largest collection of Venetian painting: works by Titian, Canaletto, Tintoretto, Giovanni Bellini, Giambattista Tiepolo, and other renowned masters.

Famous for its lace and house facades painted in bright colors. The colorful, cheerful island contrasts sharply with "traditional" Venice.

The birthplace of famous Murano glass, which for centuries brought Venice income and glory. In shops at workshops, you can buy unique souvenirs created in a single copy.