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What to visit nearby

Staying at Hotel San Firmino means immersing yourself in the authentic heart of Venice, within walking distance of the city's most iconic sites. Here is a perfect itinerary to discover the wonders that surround you!

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Campo Santa Maria Formosa

One of Venice's most charming and authentic campi, characterized by a lively and historic atmosphere. It is home to the Church of Santa Maria Formosa, a Renaissance masterpiece by Mauro Codussi, with extraordinary works of art such as the Polyptych of Santa Barbara by Palma the Elder.
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St. Mark's Square and the Basilica

The beating heart of Venice! St. Mark's Basilica is a masterpiece of Byzantine architecture, with its golden mosaics and majestic domes. Overlooking the square is also the Clock Tower, with its famous astronomical mechanism.
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Ducal Palace

The former residence of the Doges is one of the symbols of Venice. Between sumptuous rooms, paintings by Tintoretto and Veronese and the eerie Bridge of Sighs, it is a must-see for those who want to discover the history of the Serenissima.
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Rialto Bridge and the Market

Venice's oldest and most famous bridge, with its stone structure and historic stores spanning it. Under the bridge is the Rialto Market, where fresh fish, spices and typical Venetian products have been sold for centuries.
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The Venice Biennale

The Venice Biennale is one of the world's most prestigious and influential cultural events, a must-see event that transforms the lagoon city into an international stage dedicated to contemporary art, cinema, theater, music and architecture. Founded in 1895, the Biennale has evolved over time, becoming a point of reference for new artistic trends and a laboratory of experimentation for creatives of all disciplines.

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The hidden wonders of venice

High Water Bookstore

A real hidden gem! This bookstore is famous for its collection of books stored in gondolas, bathtubs and barrels to protect them from high water. A magical corner for lovers of reading and photography.

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Great School of San Rocco

A masterpiece by Tintoretto, who decorated the entire building with his extraordinary canvases. A less crowded but incredibly fascinating museum.

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Islands not to be missed

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Burano and the Colored Houses
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Murano and Blown Glass
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Torcello and the Basilica Millenaria
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