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Codevigo independent travel guide (2025): top things to do near you, popular tourism attractions, itinerary planning, accommodation, food, transportation, weather, and more - everything you need to know (updated July 2025) | Trip.com

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Saint Mark's Basilica

Saint Mark's Basilica

9.2
4.7/5680 Review
"Night view"
St. Mark's Square

St. Mark's Square

9.0
4.8/51,356 Review
"Night view"
Gondola Ride

Gondola Ride

8.6
4.3/5244 Review
"Boat tour"
"Night view"
Doge's Palace

Doge's Palace

8.2
4.7/5336 Review
"Historic buildings"
St Mark's Campanile

St Mark's Campanile

7.6
4.7/5382 Review
"Night view"
Grand Canal

Grand Canal

7.2
4.8/5782 Review
"Night view"
Bridge of Sighs

Bridge of Sighs

7.1
4.6/5776 Review
Rialto Bridge

Rialto Bridge

6.4
4.5/5336 Review
Teatro La Fenice di Venezia

Teatro La Fenice di Venezia

6.2
4.5/563 Review
"Performances"
Accademia art gallery

Accademia art gallery

5.9
4.5/586 Review
"Themed exhibition halls"

Where to Stay

Discover the most popular places to stay in Codevigo, complete with recommendations from fellow travelers and special hotel offers
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Tulip Inn Padova

Tulip Inn Padova

4.1/545 Review
Hotel Grande Italia

Hotel Grande Italia

4.6/573 Review
Hotel Ca' Tron

Hotel Ca' Tron

4.6/544 Review
Hotel la Corte

Hotel la Corte

4.4/514 Review
Hotel Baviera

Hotel Baviera

4.2/530 Review
Locanda Zabotto

Locanda Zabotto

4.2/535 Review
Point Hotel

Point Hotel

4.0/56 Review

What to Eat

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Pizzeria Strano Ma Vero

Pizzeria Strano Ma Vero

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Avg. USD19/person
"Western-style"
Ristorante Palazzo Ai Merli

Ristorante Palazzo Ai Merli

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Avg. USD35/person
"Seafood"
Ristorante Laguna Blu

Ristorante Laguna Blu

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Avg. USD36/person
"Western-style"
Trattoria Da Toni

Trattoria Da Toni

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"Seafood"
"Open Late"
Ristorante Hotel da Toni

Ristorante Hotel da Toni

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"Western-style"
Ristorante Volpin

Ristorante Volpin

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"Western-style"
Trattoria al Cavallino Conche srl

Trattoria al Cavallino Conche srl

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"Western-style"
Impronta

Impronta

4.8/5357 Review
Avg. USD61/person
"Western-style"
"Open Late"
Ristorante La Caravella

Ristorante La Caravella

4.6/512 Review
Avg. USD106/person
"Western-style"
"Time-honored Brand"
al Paradiso

al Paradiso

4.5/527 Review
Avg. USD11/person
"Western-style"
Da Mamo

Da Mamo

4.5/5177 Review
Avg. USD61/person
"Western-style"
Ai Gondolieri

Ai Gondolieri

4.3/5100 Review
Avg. USD72/person
"Western-style"

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Saint Mark's Basilica

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HewisLamilton
It is recommended to buy tickets in advance. There is a long queue for buying tickets on site. Those with tickets can enter directly from another entrance. If you only visit the church, you can come out in ten minutes. It is mainly the dome and murals. There is a museum on the second floor. The ticket is 7 euros.

St. Mark's Square

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## St. Mark's Square: Venice's soul living room, an open-air celebration that never ends **Definitely worth it! **Step into St. Mark's Square (Piazza San Marco), and you stand at the apex of Venice's beating heart and glory. Napoleon called it “the most beautiful living room in Europe,” and it is not just a geographical center, but an open-air theater that condensed millennia of history, art and life, the ultimate classroom for understanding Venetian temperament. ### **Strike the shocking highlights of the soul**: * ** The ring stage of the architectural epic**: The square itself is a museum without a roof. Look at: ** St. Mark's Cathedral** The golden dome and gorgeous mosaic facade, combining the Byzantine Eastern mysteries and the magnificent Gothic beauty; **Governor's Palace**Lace-like pink Gothic arcade, showing the majesty of maritime supremacy;** Bell Tower** towering into the clouds, such as red sceptres directly to the sky; **New and old Executive Officers' Corridor**(Procuratie Vecchie & Nuove) Elegant arcades are connected into giant curtains, framed to restore the skyline. Different times and styles of buildings resonate in harmony here, forming an unparalleled visual symphony**. *** Flowing daily and celebration**: The magic of the square is that it never solidifies. **Morning light micro**, the slate reflects the soft light of Wuhu, the sound of the water washed by the cleaners is the prelude to the city's awakening;**Daylight**, the pigeons circled like flowing clouds, tourists in the open-air coffee seat (such as the century-old store Florian) drinking Italian concentration, the band's classical melody with the sea breeze; **At the height of the tide, the water reflected the columns and the sky, and pedestrians stepped on the makeshift trestle bridge to become a unique magical scenery in Venice. Here is the best box for observing the 100 states of all beings**. ***Light and Shadow Magic and Space Poetics**: The square changes its appearance with the change of light. When the sunset melts gold, the cathedral's golden roof burns like fire, and the Governor's Palace is stained with honey; the lights are on at the beginning of the Hualien, the lights under the arcade are lit like star chains, and the silhouette of the clock tower sinks into the dark blue night. Its trapezoidal graphic design (82 meters wide at one end, At the other end, only 57 meters) cleverly created the visual depth of the church from the Piazzetta by the sea, the complex is propelled like a stage set, and the momentum is magnificent. ###**Don't miss the finishing experience**: ***Clock Tower - Panoramic view**: At 98 meters high, you can see the beauty of the red-tile maze, blue waterways and square geometry (detailed in the previous article). * **Night tour exclusive tranquility**: When the tide of people disperses, the moonlight is spilled on the slate floor, and the corridor column casts a long shadow, so that you can experience the sacred and poetic nature of the square**. * **Feel the "wonder of high tide"**: If there is a climax in the autumn and winter rainy season, the water is like a mirror reflection of the building, and it is a unique Venetian memory to walk in rain boots (see tide forecast!).

Gondola Ride

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Alaine08
Our experience in Venice was unforgettable, thanks to the perfect combination of a serene gondola ride and an insightful walking tour. The gondola ride was peaceful and gave us a unique view of the canals, while our guide was fantastic—knowledgeable, friendly, and engaging. We learned so much about the city's history and hidden gems as we walked through its charming streets. A truly memorable way to experience Venice from both the water and the land. Highly recommend this experience for anyone visiting!

Doge's Palace

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## Governor's Palace: The heart of power of the Venetian Republic, a gorgeous shock through the millennium** is definitely worth exploring!** Step into the Governor's Palace (Palazzo Ducale), and you enter the core of the Venetian Republic's millennium glory and shadow. It is not only one of the most magnificent Gothic secular buildings in Europe, but also a super-machine palace of power, art and history, far more profound than ordinary palaces. Its shocking highlights hit the soul: * * * * Gothic architecture peak wonder: * * * the first facade is shocked ** light as lace pink marble * * constitute a huge arcade and carved windows, subverting the inherent weight of Gothic. The solidity of the stout colonnades on the ground floor and the elegance of the upper open corridors form a delicate balance, as if the entire palace floats above the water, perfectly interpreting Venice’s blend of strength and exquisite maritime empire. **Giant Steps (Scala dei Giganti)**The majesty of the giant statues of War and Sea on both sides indicates that you will enter the Temple of Power. ***The magnificent Power Theatre:**The internal space is the climax! Walk through the **Gold Ladder (Scala d'Oro)**, step into the **Grand Parliament Hall (Sala del Maggior Consiglio)** and be swallowed by its restoration in an instant. This was the largest political gathering space in Europe at the time**! Your eyes will be involuntarily attracted by the giant Paradise** of **Dintoretto (one of the world's largest oil paintings), covering the whole face The religious and authoritarian imagery of the wall is suffocating. Walking through the **ten-member committee hall**, **the old hall**, the ubiquitous **gilded ceiling, wet murals (Veronese, Titian masterpieces), and Venetian mosaic floor**, constitute the ultimate visual feast. These luxury is not only art, but also The Republic** deters the envoys and demonstrates the political tools of the state power**. * ** The sigh bridge and dark memories: * The Governor's Palace is not only gorgeous. Cross the sigh bridge (Ponte dei Sighi)**, and feel the cold touch of the stone bridge connecting the palace and the prison. Cross the narrow ** leaded prison roof cell**, Imagine the saga of Casanova's escape here. This "crossing journey" from the peak of power into the abyss of despair reveals the deep justice and secret cruelty of the republic's prosperity. * **Priceless art treasure:** The palace itself is a top art gallery. From the fine armor of the ** weapons library, to the luxurious furnishings of the ** consul suites; From the ceiling masterpieces of Veronese's "Robbing Europa" to the historical whispers on the wall of prisoners' graffiti...every detail tells the epic story of the rise and fall of the Republic. **Reality Tips:*** **Must buy a "Museum Pass" (Museum Pass)**: Covering major attractions such as the Governor's Palace and the Correll Museum, the price is very high. * **Reserve sufficient time: **

St Mark's Campanile

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## St. Mark's Bell Tower: The top of Venice, overlooking the Millennium Water City, the strongest sound is definitely worth the top!** This red brick clock tower (Campanile di San Marco) towering in St. Mark's Square, up to 98.6 meters, is the undisputed dominance of Venice's skyline** and the best viewing platform in the city**. It may not be the most complex of art buildings, but the stunning panoramic views it offers are enough to make it a must for experiencing the Venetian soul. Its core charm is breathtaking: * 360-degree panoramic picture: * Getting to the top (only 1 minute by elevator!) instantly, the eyes suddenly open ** The whole of Venice is spread out like a giant relief map at your feet. The blue lake surrounds the maze of orange-red roofs, the Grand Canal as a shiny ribbon through the city, and the outline of Lido Island in the distance is faintly visible. Clear recognition of the golden dome of St. Mark's Cathedral, the elegant arch of the serrated wall of the Rialto Bridge, and even the white crown of the Church of Our Lady of Ankang in the distance. This experience of taking a panoramic view of the entire water city and understanding its unique pattern is unique in Venice. Historical echoes and watch: The bell tower itself is a witness to the vicissitudes of life. The building is "rebuilt as it was" after the collapse of the original tower in 1912, but it perfectly continues the Renaissance style of the early 16th century. The simple and majestic red brick tower body forms a wonderful dialogue with the Byzantine gorgeousness of the square. The tower's gilded angel wind vane shines in the sun, guiding the return ship for hundreds of years. At every hour, the loud sound of the bells (the five ancient bells at the top of the tower) penetrates the hustle and bustle of the city, making it the most moving background sound in Venice. The decryption moment of space magic: standing at the commanding heights can truly unlock the visual code of Venice's "water maze". See how the narrow waterways are woven into nets, how the church bell tower becomes a block navigation marker, how the square becomes a city living room, how the islands are scattered like pearls in Wuhu. This cognitive leap from two-dimensional streets to three-dimensional three-dimensional is not possible on foot or by boat. Realistic considerations: queue and fare: As one of the most popular attractions, queues during the peak season may be as long as 1-2 hours. It is recommended to open the door in the morning or go before closing in the evening. There are few people and excellent light (especially dreamy at sunset). Tickets are about €10-15. Limited space: The viewing platform on the top of the tower is not large, and it will be slightly crowded when there are many people, but the view is unobstructed. Summary: The St. Mark's Bell Tower offers not subtle architectural details but an irreplaceable "God's perspective". It is the ultimate classroom to understand the logic of Venice's space and feel the nature of its water city. When the eyes look over the cascading red tiles, shimmering waterways and the endless blue sea, listening to the bells roaring beneath your feet, the Venice Millennium legend seems to be within reach.

Grand Canal

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Venice Grand Canal: The epic, the ultimate experience of urban blood is definitely worth it! Experience Venice and miss the flowing Grand Canal (Canal Grande) is like missing the soul of this water city. It is not a “spot” but a lively lifeline, a flowing architectural museum and a never-ending stage in Venice. A boat ride is a necessary ritual to unlock Venice’s unique charm. Its shocking highlights are intoxicating: the water-building promenade: the Grand Canal is an open-air architectural epic. Nearly 4 kilometers of voyage, Byzantine magnificent, gothic towering, Renaissance elegance, baroque complexity. The eye is the magnificent facade of the Palazzo: faded pink, warm meteorites, quiet dark green, mottled colors tell the rise and fall of the ancient family. Pay attention to the exquisite lace carvings of Ca' d'Oro, the heavy majesty of Ca' Pesaro, the baroque colours of Rezonico Palace (Ca' Rezzonico), each of which is an artistic masterpiece. Dynamic life theater: The canal is not a static landscape painting, It is the beating heart of Venice and the busy streets. Seeing the Vaporetto shuttle as buses, garbage boats, express boats, police speedboats, gondola gracefully slide across the water, the black shadow of the boatman reflects the palace's glory. On the water terrace on both sides of the Straits, locals sipping coffee, tourists marveling by the railingsThe canal itself is the best window to observe the logic of Venice's Millennium Water City life, full of fireworks and magic. Light and shadow change magic mirror: the beauty of the Grand Canal changes with the light and time. In the early morning mist, the palace appeared like a mirage, and the water wave was gentle; under the noon sun, the water surface was shining like a broken drill, and the building color was saturated and strong; at dusk it was a golden hour, and the sunset melted gold, dyeing the palace, bridges, and boats into a warm orange, and the reflection swayed with the spark. It is breathtakingly beautiful. The lights on both sides of the Straits are lit up at night, and the reflection is like a dream, and it is another mysterious atmosphere. How to experience the best? You must take the water bus line 1: From the train station (Santa Lucia) or the Roman Square (Piazzale Roma), all the way to San Marco. This is the most cost-effective and widest way to see the view. Grab the bow or the window seat on the right (the palace on the right side of the outbound journey is more dense and magnificent), about 45 minutes. Gondola short-haul experience: Expensive, but the unique perspective of looking up at the palace when the narrow tributary turns is worth a try (not the whole journey). The pedestrian bridge overlooks: Rialto Bridge, College Bridge, Constitution Bridge

Bridge of Sighs

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雏菊旅行
The Bridge of Sighs is a bridge with unique charm and historical significance. 1. Geographical location The Bridge of Sighs is located in Venice, Italy. It connects the Duke's Palace and the prison in Venice and spans the Palace River. 2. Architectural features 1. Exterior design - The Bridge of Sighs is a Baroque-style bridge with exquisite shape. The bridge is closed, covered with a dome on the upper part, and white marble railings on both sides of the bridge. - Its unique closed structure adds a mysterious and oppressive atmosphere. 2. Building materials - It is mainly built of white marble and limestone, which is sturdy and durable, and still stands after years of baptism. 3. Origin of the name It is named because the death row prisoners often sighed when they passed this airtight bridge when they were taken to the execution ground. 4. Historical and cultural value 1. Historical witness - The Bridge of Sighs witnessed the historical changes of Venice, including the development of politics, law and society. It is a symbol of the judicial system during the Republic of Venice. 2. Literary and artistic inspiration - The Bridge of Sighs has appeared in many literary works and artistic creations. It has inspired countless writers, poets and artists and has become a symbol of romance and mystery. - For example, the British poet Byron vividly described the Bridge of Sighs in his works, making the bridge more famous. V. Tourism significance 1. Unique landscape - Today, the Bridge of Sighs is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Venice. Visitors can take a gondola under the bridge and enjoy the beautiful appearance of the bridge and the surrounding scenery. 2. Romantic legend - Legend has it that if a couple kisses under the Bridge of Sighs, their love will last forever. This romantic legend has attracted many couples to check in, adding to the romantic atmosphere of the Bridge of Sighs.

Rialto Bridge

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Riato Bridge: The beating heart of Venice is worth stopping by. No doubt, the Riato Bridge is definitely worth your visit. It is not just a bridge, but a living totem of Venice's centuries of business and life, a landmark that the city cannot bypass. Its core charm is unforgettable: architectural legend: as one of the oldest bridges across the Grand Canal, this solid and beautiful Renaissance stone bridge (completed in 1591) is itself a masterpiece of architectural history. Its elegant single-arch design, neatly arranged white Istra stone colonnades, still exudes a sense of calm and elegant power over the years. The market that never ends: walk up the bridge and immediately blend into the unique atmosphere. The bridge is lined with traditional shops, ranging from the glazed Venetian glass jewelry to the exquisite handmade masks. Even if you don't shop, you can walk through it, and your ears are warm greetings from vendors and conversations with tourists, as if you touch the pulse of Venice as an ancient commercial republic, and the scene of Shakespeare's "Merchant of Venice" has a real feeling in an instant. Postcard scenery: standing in the middle of the bridge, overlooking the railing, the most classic picture of Venice unfolded in front of you. The Grand Canal is like a shiny blue ribbon, and the colorful palaces on both sides of the river (such as the famous Wendela Ming Palace) reflect the water, the gondola lightly shuttles, and the melodious boatman's trumpet is faintly audible. This is a great viewing frame for the essence of Venice's waterways, especially when the morning light is shining or the sunset is melting gold, and the scenery is even more intoxicating. Of course, the reality is a reminder: As one of Venice's most popular attractions, the bridge is crowded all year round, especially during the peak hours of the day. It is recommended to go early in the morning or dusk, and feel its charm more calmly, avoid the noise, and take pictures of more pure scenery. All in all, the charm of the Rialto Bridge is irreplaceable. It carries history, gathers the present, and frames the beautiful scenery. Squeezing in the crowd to see the scenery is a vivid lesson in experiencing Venice's unique vitality. This bridge is worth your squeeze in and feel its heartbeat.

Teatro La Fenice di Venezia

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小思文
The Phoenix Opera House is also quite interesting. There are many operas. The internal structure of the opera house is also quite grand. Every opera performance is quite attractive. Tourists who visit here are also very hungry for opera. The variety of large-scale operas is also very good.

Accademia art gallery

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Jerry游世界
The exhibition hall has two floors. It is expected to take more than 2 hours to visit. If you like the Venetian School of Painting, you can visit it. There are works by Titian, Tintoretto, Botticelli, Giorgione, etc. ~ The art museums in Venice are so beautiful that it is unbearable. It is a real pleasure to see the master art exhibitions in Venice. Every time I go to the exhibition, I can spend an afternoon visiting... I highly recommend the art museums I often visit!

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