GO VISTA: Venice travel guide

About the destination Venice

Venice - the Italian city where the streets are full of water but every point can be reached on foot; the city that has no neighbourhoods but sixths (sestiere); the city where the names of the streets are not written in the national language but in the local idiom and the numbers of the houses reach astronomical proportions; the city that is one of the healthiest even though it has no sewerage system.The city that is one of the healthiest, even though it has no sewerage system, where rubbish collectors work instead of street sweepers and rubbish is not a problem but the foundation for new land reclamation.

Despite labyrinthine alleyways that often end at a canal, the Venetians' answer to questions about the city is always "Sempre diritto" - always straight ahead. And this could also be the motto of this guide, which accompanies visitors on a journey that shows the changing faces of the lagoon city in the right light and also takes into account the small, endearing curiosities of the "Most Illustrious Republic", the Serenissima. Equipped with useful tips and expert advice, including for shopping, eating and drinking, you will be able to find your own personalised route through Venice in such a way that you will feel that the paths alone are the destination. Are you ready for the island? - Then: "Sempre diritto".
About the Go Vista City Guide Venice
The content of the travel guide in a nutshell:

• Top 10 and favourite places of the authors:This is what you must have seen in Venice
• City tours: "From the Sestiere Dorsoduro to the island of San Giorgio Maggiore and Piazza San Marco" and "Of ships and churches: Through the Castello district to Cannaregio" - get to know the city properly with the suggestions for two tours, which are also marked on a detailed map

• Excursions: "From the Rialto Bridge to the Frari Church", "The islands of the northern lagoon: San Michele, Murano, Burano, Torcello, Lido" -.