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Venezia, La Serenissima, Queen of the Adriatic, city of canals and palaces and one of Europe’s most beautiful and sought-after destinations. Venice’s intricate dual nature of water and land is incredible and the structure of such a place is baffling. Built on 117 small islands that cover an area of 458 kilometers, Venice is interconnected by 150 canals and 409 bridges with only three bridges that cross the main canal.

It is called La Sernissima “the most serene” and for this reason Venice remains one of the great destinations of the modern world. Here at Travel Outlook we can get you within a gondola’s sauntering cruise of any amazing Venice hotel or motel accommodation.

Traveling through Venice’s watery historic canals is an experience of a lifetime and deciding which way to float first can be a task of oceanic proportion. For a thousand years the city was one of the most enduring mercantile sea powers on the face of the earth. Venice’s role as the main trading outpost between Europe and the Orient signifies the city’s rich historical background. Of all the amazing things to see in the city, perhaps it will be Venice’s churches or squares and floating architecture are what will grab your first day’s itinerary. A great first day activity would be to visit Piazza San Marco. Every place you turn is a historical landmark and interesting attractions such as the world-famous pigeons and we offer Venice accommodation to make it all very accessible. Nearly every tourist that visits the square raves about such feathered friends, and they flourish off the food that tourists willingly give. Despite their presence as a nuisance or an attraction, they will surely add to your serene Venice experience.

When you are willing to give yourself a little nourishment after a day of walking from your Venice hotel to San Marco’s Basilica (Venice’s original cultural and political hub) or the Erbaria fruit and vegetable market under the Rialto bridge, allow yourself time to slip into a crowded standing-room only bar to enjoy one of Venice’s most famous delicacies, Cichetti (chee-keht-tee) served with an ombra (small glass of wine). While it may not fully satisfy an all-day walking appetite, it’s a must-do before leaving the confines of the watery canals.

Venice is a great city to visit at any time of the year, however it becomes especially crowded in the summer months. Travel Outlook is committed to finding your Venice accommodation of choice at any time of the year and we have Venice hotels or motels within reach of all top attractions. Don’t be afraid to stray off the beaten path in this city. It is arguably the best city in Europe to find yourself in back alleyways and abandoned squares; many people say it is there you will find the “real” Venice. If this precious place does sink, the world will be the poorer. Floating, sauntering, stumbling, or tossing food to pigeons, Travel Outlook encourages every traveler to experience Venice’s sheer beauty and elegance in their own way; we are here to make sure you have somewhere cruise the gondola home to.