Top Things to Do in Veneto 2021

"You'll probably come here to see Michelangelo's David, but there's so many other wonderful pieces. I've uploaded pics of David's butt in case anybody wonders what it looks like."

"Let alone the exhibition inside the museum, the appearance alone is very worthy of recollection. The form of the three-level arch voucher, but with design changes, looks very delicate. It goes directly into the water and the white appearance is very pure."

"Very interesting trip :) great art and awesome experiance. I'll definetly come back! Love it ! #greatartists"

"A world class collection of contemporary art they is a must-visit. Avoid the lines by booking your visit in advance."

"We got a behind the scene peak at how they make their glass art. Just amazing. The skill from years of blowing glass into art pieces was evident, true craftsman. After watching the demonstration, we visited their showroom. A lot of expensive stuff here, but also some reasonably priced item. My aunt bought a rooster as a gift to my brother.Tip: see if you can have it shipped to you back home. That rooster took up a big chunk of my luggage. Lol."

"The Museo Correr is often overlooked because of its very central location at San Mark's Square. Visitors are likely to bypass it for the other grand museum on the Square. Nevertheless, the arts house within is worthy of a visit as is the building itself which is a work of art."

"The first floor is a sculpture hall, and the second floor displays medieval paintings, religious art works, and military weapons. Follow the tour route, and you will always find surprises inadvertently. The designer's cleverly integrated light design, space suspension design, etc., make the entire exhibit visit process not boring. For example, from the first floor to the second floor, when you turn to the aisle of the city wall on the second floor, you can enjoy the open-air sculpture exhibits from multiple angles, overlooking and looking up, and the ancient Roman ruins blended between the old and new buildings, allowing people to travel between modern and ancient times. The tunnel of time. Continue to walk inside and you will come to the half-enclosed walkway on the edge of the castle. Standing here, you can not only admire the gurgling Adige River, but also the Scaligero Bridge, the largest round arch bridge in the world at that time."

"The reputation of Murano is far less than that of the "glass island" that tourists call. The glass island is rich in various colorful glass products. From practical cups, lamps, vases, red wine bottle caps to displayed picture frames, fruit plates, earrings, pendants, etc., there is nothing beyond imagination. There are glass craftsmen on the island, and more are small glass craftsman workshops. In the glass workshop, you can watch the craftsmen make glass products on the spot, and be amazed by their unique ingenuity and ingenuity. The Glass Museum is a relatively large venue for displaying glass products. Across the window, admire the aura of glass products, and can't help but admire the masters' ingenious craftsmanship."

"You can also see a lot of naval content in the Maritime History Museum. It is also close to the style and boundary of the Italian team. The museum also displays a lot of content about maritime history for reference."