
Excursion d'une journée à Pompéi, Sorrente et sur la côte amalfitaine au départ de Rome
Embark on an unforgettable journey from the heart of Rome to the mesmerizing wonders of Pompeii, Sorrento, and the enchanting Amalfi Coast. Led by an expert…
Découvrez le charme inoubliable de Venise lors d'une visite à pied d'une journée au départ de Florence, en train à grande vitesse dans le confort et le style. Après un voyage panoramique de 2 heures, arrivez dans cette ville extraordinaire de 117 îles, reliées par plus de 400 ponts élégants, où chaque rue, canal et place raconte une histoire. Commencez par la légendaire place Saint Marc et admirez la basilique aux éblouissantes mosaïques dorées, puis explorez l’opulent palais des Doges, orné de chefs-d’œuvre du Tintoret et de Véronèse. Émerveillez-vous devant le clocher, traversez l'emblématique pont du Rialto et plongez dans la vie animée le long des canaux. Glissez le long du Grand Canal, bordé de superbes palais gothiques vénitiens, ou profitez d'une promenade en télécabine romantique en option à vos frais. Votre assistant dévoué partagera des histoires captivantes de Casanova, Vivaldi et des siècles d'histoire vénitienne, ce qui en fera une expérience exceptionnelle d'art, de culture, de romantisme et d'atmosphère vénitienne intemporelle.
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You will visit: Rialto Bridge, St. Mark’s Basilica, the Bridge of Sighs, and the Ducal Palace. As you return to Florence, carry with you the evocative images of this unique city, a memory to share with friends.
6 heuresEntrée libre
The Rialto Bridge connects the commercial area of the Rialto market with the streets that lead to Piazza San Marco, at a historic crossing point of the Grand Canal. At first it was a simple pontoon bridge, then a wooden bridge was thrown and finally, in 1588, this single-span stone bridge that until the 19th century was the only pedestrian connection between the two banks of the Grand Canal. The competition announced by the Republic of Venice at the beginning of the 16th century for the construction of the new bridge became a historic case because despite the illustrious architects participating including Sansovino, Palladio, Vignola, Scamozzi and perhaps even Michelangelo, the Venetian Antonio Da Ponte prevailed. 48 meters long, 22 meters wide and up to 7.50 meters high, it is supported by thousands of piles driven into the ground at the foundations of the ends. Inside, three pedestrian paths run between two rows of historic shops.
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Piazza San Marco
Piazza San Marco is one of the most famous squares in the world. This is due to its geographical position, practically surrounded by water (the Venetian lagoon and canals) and by ancient palaces, churches and unique monuments. Also because of its legendary history, with its life of more than a thousand years, it is a fascinating place to discover, learn and love.
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St. Mark's Basilica is an architectural and artistic marvel that tells the story of centuries of history, faith and culture. Its timeless beauty, enriched by marble, mosaics and works of art, continues to inspire and fascinate anyone lucky enough to visit it. A living symbol of Roman, Byzantine and Venetian culture. Every architectural and decorative element, from the columns to the mosaics, from the sculptures to the works of art, bears witness to the richness and complexity of the city's history. The basilica is a place of worship and a historical and artistic monument of inestimable value, visited by millions of tourists every year.
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The Campanile di San Marco is an imposing bell tower with a square plan. The current one is the third one built in this place. The original construction dates back to the 9th century. The first bell tower was built as a watchtower and lighthouse for the port of Venice. Over the centuries it has undergone several modifications and expansions. The Campanile di San Marco is 98.6 meters high and its base measures 12.7 meters per side. It is built of brick and covered in marble of various shades. The tower is divided into five orders, each of which is separated by a string course.
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The ancient seat of government and residence of the Doge, the Doge's Palace of Venice is the symbol of the power of the Republic of Venice and is famous for being a masterpiece of Venetian Gothic architecture. The Doge's Palace is visited every year by over 2 million tourists, thus representing the second attraction of Venice, after the Basilica of San Marco.
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The Bridge of Sighs in Venice
The Bridge of Sighs in Venice is the elegant treasure chest of a painful story. Having become famous as a very romantic place, chosen by anxious fiancés as a dream location to propose to their beloved, this small bridge with great fame is one of the most successful misunderstandings in the world. The misunderstanding is now well known: the sighs that gave the bridge its name are not those of lovers exchanging promises of love, but rather those of people condemned by the fearsome tribunal of the Serenissima who were led across this bridge to their cells... cells from which, the unfortunate prisoners knew, they would never leave.
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