Gabriele il 07:23, 11 lug 2016

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[[Immagine:San-giorgio-home.jpg|left|440px]]Venicewiki offers you a special guide to [[Venice]] with itineraries on foot or by public transport, in order to look carefully at the monuments of [[Venice]], visit the churches with the most beautiful paintings of [[Tiziano]], [[Tintoretto]], [[Carpaccio]], observe the Palaces on the [[Grand Canal]], having for each of them a concise and clear explanation.
The city of [[Venice]], which as everyone knows can be crossed on foot or possibly by boat, but [[Venice]] the ''sports'' most practiced is '''walk''', to carry out these ''walks'' it is therefore necessary wear a pair of comfortable shoes because your feet are not to decide the end of the walk.
It looks for its conformation and the narrow streets, a labyrinth, but it lends itself to routes for those who had already clear ideas on what to see and what are their interests.

Anyone wishing could watch the [[Ruga degli Oresi|affreschi]] still remained from the glories of the Serenissima, who follow the footsteps of artists such as [[Tiziano]] [[Tintoretto]], [[Carpaccio]], and look at them one by one their works, or follow the weaving of [[Mosaici di San Marco|mosaics]] and the [[Basilica di San Marco]] fall by the streets and fields, up to the furnaces of [[Murano]] where tiles are still produced today.
Those who visit the '''Serenissima''' can not and do not want to miss the opportunity to make at least a trip to [[St. Mark's Square]], see [[Bridge of Sighs]] and cross [[Rialto's Bridge]].

Noteworthy places to visit that can last from one to seven days, assuming that the visitor never came to [[Venice]] and then begin to discover it with us. '''alvise@venicewiki.org'''

* [[Two days in Venice]][[Immagine:Vendramin Calergi.jpg|right|440px]]
* [[Venice in three days]]
* [[Walks in Venice]]
* [[Casual rambles in Venice...]]
* [[One day in Murano]]
* [[Using the vaporetto]]
* [[Discover the hidden corners]]
* [[Let Venetian be your guide]]
* [[Building in the Grand Canal]]

You want to point out some paths that lie outside the tracks too busy, trying instead to highlight little-known parts of the city, but no less fascinating and rich in history.

The walking routes, such as to reach the [[St. Mark's Square]] or the [[Rialto's Bridge]], are added reports of historical facts or related to [[Venice]] views that are traveled.

Eventually you want to indicate paths not yet touched, you can enter using the tools introduced every page of the site, but if you are not able to do so directly to you, you pregari report it to email '''alvise@venicewiki.org''', the preparation of the site will perform for you, if necessary, the required changes.

*[[Doppia viabilità]]
*[[Da Piazzale Roma, Ferrovia a Piazza San Marco in Vaporetto. Biglietti e linee di navigazione]]
*[[Ferrovia - Campo al Ghetto]]
*[[Ferrovia - San Giacomo dall'Orio - Rialto]]
*[[Itinerario: San Marco - San Moisè - Santa Maria del Giglio - Santo Stefano - Ponte dell'Accademia]]
*[[Itinerario: Ferrovia - Ponte delle Guglie - Campo Santi Apostoli - Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo]]
*[[Itinerario: Piazzale Roma - Frari - San Polo - Rialto]]
*[[Itinerario: Piazzale Roma - Santa Margherita - San Barnaba - Toletta - Campo della Carità o Accademia]]
*[[Itinerario: San Marco - Santa Maria Formosa - Santi Giovanni e Paolo]]
*[[Murano: how to get there]]
*[[Natale Murano 2010]]
*[[Piazza San Marco - Teatro La Fenice]]
*[[Piazzale Roma - Campo Santa Margherita]]
*[[Ponte di Rialto - Fondamenta Nuove]]
*[[Santa Margherita - Erbaria]]
*[[How to get in St. Mark's Square]]
*[[Burano: come arrivare|Burano: how to get there]]

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Itineraries in Venice - Cronologia

Gabriele il 07:23, 11 lug 2016