A historic palace showcasing Veneto's classical architecture, located in the picturesque town of Bassano del Grappa.

One of Venice’s most luxurious and iconic 5 star hotels, housed in a 14th-century Gothic palace overlooking the Grand Canal.

A former tobacco factory in Venice, now repurposed for cultural and commercial use.

A historic hall in Conegliano’s cathedral, once used by religious confraternities for meetings and ceremonies.

The world’s oldest academic botanical garden, established in 1545, renowned for its plant diversity.

A traditional Venetian residence, representing the grandeur of the local merchant families.

The bell tower of a historic church located on the peaceful island of Mazzorbo in the Venetian Lagoon.

A vast park located in Santorso and surrounding Villa Rossi, featuring beautiful Italian gardens and scenic walking paths.

A stately palace in Venice known for its elegant Renaissance design and historical significance.

Located in San Polo di Piave, this majestic castle is surrounded by lush vineyards, blending medieval and 19th-century architectural styles.

An imposing 17th-century Baroque palace situated on the Grand Canal in Venice.

Located in Santorso. A small chapel adjacent to Villa Rossi, embodying the charm of rural Veneto religious architecture.

A women’s prison located on the Giudecca Island, known for its historical buildings.

The Vatican City Pavilion, a recurring exhibit at the Venice Biennale showcasing religious-themed contemporary art.

A special exhibition space dedicated to religious art and Vatican representation at the Venice Biennale.

Another women’s correctional facility on Giudecca, part of Venice’s historical urban fabric.

A dramatic cliffside castle overlooking the Gulf of Trieste, with medieval origins and literary associations.

A grand 18th-century villa located along the Brenta Canal, featuring elaborate frescoes and gardens.

A baroque palace on the Grand Canal, now a museum dedicated to 18th-century Venice.

A Renaissance palace overlooking the Grand Canal, known for its elegant façade and noble lineage.

A small church dedicated to Saint Anne, nestled in the quiet district of Monigo

A historic parish church named after Saints Philip and James, located in a small village of Pezzan di Carbonera.

The parish church of Casoni, with simple yet charming architecture reflective of rural Veneto.

A Baroque church on the Grand Canal of Venice, renowned for its magnificent façade and interior artworks.

A historic winery known for producing fine wines, housed in a large rustic estate.

A small church and dedicated to Saint Helena, located in a quiet neighborhood of Monigo in the Venetian countryside.

A second mention of this parish church, highlighting its importance in the village of Pezzan.

One of Venice’s oldest churches, located near the famous Rialto Bridge, known for its ancient clock and simple design.

A Renaissance palace in Venice, known for its architectural elegance and historical significance.

A historical palace in the city of Pordenone, showcasing the typical Venetian Gothic style.

A former abbey, now a prestigious historic building situated in the heart of Venice.

A military fortification near Venice, part of the city’s former defensive network.

The State Archives of Venice, holding invaluable documents dating back to the Republic of Venice.

A Gothic palace once home to the Spanish artist Mariano Fortuny, now a museum and cultural center.

An educational institution housed in a historic Venetian building, known for its architecture.

A former casino on the Lido island, once a glamorous hotspot for Venice’s elite.

A commemorative gravestone located in Venice’s historic island cemetery of San Michele in Isola.

A noble palace in Venice, with rich historical significance and Renaissance architectural features.

A stunning stained-glass window by the Vivarini family, located in Venice’s largest Gothic church.

A grand Venetian palace featuring elaborate architecture, situated along the Grand Canal.

A historic building once used as a charitable institution for the poor and pilgrims in Venice.

An elegant palace located in the heart of Venice, known for its Baroque architecture.

Two historic palaces in Venice, known for their distinct architecture and noble heritage.

A small chapel adjacent to Villa Emo, reflecting the rural religious architecture of the region. Annexed to Villa Emo Giunti Giacomini — Zanin in Cessalto.

A historic winery famous for its fine wines, set in the scenic countryside near Treviso.

A historic Venetian palace now serving as a headquarters for the Italian financial police.

Venice’s Natural History Museum, housed in a historic palace along the Grand Canal.

A grand villa located along the Brenta Canal, renowned for its neoclassical design.

A group of museums in Feltre, dedicated to local art, history, and archaeology.

A noble Venetian palace, noted for its Renaissance architecture and historical significance.