Was researching on the “city of Water” this week, and have stumbled upon the Venice Card. I think this card offers so much and is a great way to see different attractions in this lovely city as it incorporates discounts to transport and culture (museums, churches, etc). I actually even found their website quite useful with the events and transport headings, as in including boat lines and all. Surely when I visit Venice I would get this. Here are just a bit of places to visit when in Venezia: 
Grand Canal – The busiest and grandest canal which showcases a myriad of gondolas and water transport.
St. Mark’s Square (Piazza San Marco) – The most photographed plaza in the heart of the city. An area rich with sophisticated cafes and shops.
Campo Santa Margherita – A popular piazza.
Clock Tower (Torre dell’Orologio)
Bell Towe (Campanile di San Marco) – The highest architectural building with great views of the city.
Peggy Guggenheim Collection
Gallerie dell’Academia – Art gallery housing only the finest art collections.
School of St Roch (Scuola di San Rocco)
Basilica dei Frari – A gothic Franciscan church whose interior showcases works from famous artists.
Grand Canal – The busiest and grandest canal which showcases a myriad of gondolas and water transport.
St. Mark’s Square (Piazza San Marco) – The most photographed plaza in the heart of the city. An area rich with sophisticated cafes and shops.
Campo Santa Margherita – A popular piazza.
Clock Tower (Torre dell’Orologio)
Bell Towe (Campanile di San Marco) – The highest architectural building with great views of the city.
Peggy Guggenheim Collection
Gallerie dell’Academia – Art gallery housing only the finest art collections.
School of St Roch (Scuola di San Rocco)
Basilica dei Frari – A gothic Franciscan church whose interior showcases works from famous artists.
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