Reise-Taschenbuch Venedig

About the Book

Venice - built on islands, crisscrossed by canals, and adorned with grand splendor - is visited by up to 30 million people from around the world each year. No matter what season the guests arrive in, they are inevitably left in awe. The author, Walter M. Weiss, has been hopelessly captivated by the charms of this incomparable city for many years. In addition to all the major and minor attractions of the "Serenissima," he is continually enchanted by the many hidden squares, alleys, and corners away from the tourist crowds, where the relatively quiet, authentic Venice can still be felt. Simply follow his tours and visit his personal favorite spots.

And this is how you will experience Venice with the DuMont Travel Guide:

Personal and authentic: We value honest experiences, closeness, and presence. Clear organization into individual districts with their attractions and museums, as well as tips for restaurants, cafés, shopping, and nightlife. Enjoyable immersion and experience pages before each chapter. The tours: Just set off, take new paths, actively dive into the city. The favorite spots: great for surprising discoveries. The addresses: radically subjective selection, sometimes stylish, sometimes ecological, always individual and personal. The magazine: a varied travel essay. It also tackles critical and controversial topics. The maps: 6 city maps, 11 tour maps, an overview map with Venice's highlights, a quick overview of each region, plus a large travel map. The bonus to the book: current travel tips and news.