Venice, Italy

Every country in the world seeks its own Venice. But there is only one, unique and original. Formed by 118 islands and 400 bridges, we are talking about a city that is a true timeless myth. Symbol of romanticism, thanks to its iconic gondola rides, it boasts an immense artistic and cultural heritage. References to Byzantine and Gothic art, Renaissance influences, Baroque and 18th-century styles are there to testify the history of a place that represents an experience to live at least once in a lifetime. Venice welcomes visitors in its elegant drawing room of St. Mark's Square, an ideal starting point to explore the city's other beauties. It's impossible to summarize them all in a few lines, but certainly the Accademia Galleries, with their incredible collection of artworks, and the Doge's Palace, symbol of the Golden Age of the Serenissima, are must-see attractions. Along with the bridges, a defining element of the city, including the Rialto Bridge and the Bridge of Sighs.