What to do in Mazzorbo

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Mazzorbo
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1. St. Mark's Square

Step into Venice’s most famous square and expect to be impressed by the opulence of St. Mark’s Basilica, the towering Campanile, and the gothic façade of the Doge’s Palace. This lively hub has been the focal point for Venetian life for over 10 centuries. Enjoy a drink in one of the cafés under the colonnaded arcade that lines the square or visit its most iconic buildings.
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2. Grand Canal

The Grand Canal is Venice’s famous S-shaped thoroughfare. On any given day you can hear the splashing of the oars of the gondolas that slowly traverse the city just as they have done for centuries. A trip in a gondola is almost unavoidable because there are very few sidewalks along the canal, and the backs of the Floating City’s buildings drop straight into the water. A more modern and faster way to see the Grand Canal, and the main tourist attractions alongside it, is by vaporetto (water bus). For a simple crossing, take a traghetto, a ferry on which you remain standing for the duration of the short trip.
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3. Rialto Bridge

When riding a vaporetto (water bus) or gondola along the Grand Canal, look up as you round the bend by the fish market: One of Venice’s most iconic sights appears before you. The Rialto Bridge (Ponte di Rialto) has been a feature of the city since the late 1500s. It has a distinctive V-shape design, high stone arcades and balustrades from which tourists peek at the gondolas in the canal below.
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Take a stroll across Venice’s oldest and most iconic bridge for romantic views, souvenir shopping and street entertainment.

4. Doge's Palace

The pink marble façade of the 14th-century Doge’s Palace (Palazzo Ducale) is a striking sight on St. Mark’s Square. The arched loggias and the fortress-like peaks on top of the walls convey a sense of wealth and power to those who approach Venice by sea. Every aspect of this building was designed to impress, from the imposing décor of the Hall of the Great Council, to the luxurious apartments.
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This grand building was home to Venice’s rulers for centuries and is still a statement of wealth and power.

5. St. Mark's Basilica

Approach St. Mark’s Square from any angle and, on a fine day, you’ll see the golden spires of St. Mark’s Basilica (Basilica San Marco) glimmer in the sunlight. This is why the locals call this the Chiesa d’Oro (Church of Gold). As you get closer, you’ll see the many sculptures, reliefs and mosaics of the ornate facade. This church is a spectacular example of Byzantine architecture.
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6. Teatro La Fenice

To experience an operatic performance at La Fenice Opera House is to watch some of the world's best singers in a lavishly decorated auditorium. The 18th-century theater is one of Europe's premier locations for the introduction of new operas. Performing at La Fenice Opera House helped launch the careers of Verdi and Rossini. Among the operatic stars to have graced its stage are Luciano Pavarotti and Joan Sutherland.
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What to do in Mazzorbo

Popular places to visit

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St. Mark's Square

4.5/5(1,265 reviews)

Experience the timeless charm of Venice’s glorious heart, home to the city’s most famous cultural icons, many cafés ... and several thousand pigeons.

St. Mark's Square
Grand Canal which includes a ferry, a city and a marina

Grand Canal

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Venice’s famous canal winds through the city and brings you to nearly all of its world-famous attractions. Hop in a gondola or vaporetto to take it all in!

Grand Canal
Rialto Bridge

Rialto Bridge

4.5/5(1,260 reviews)

Take a stroll across Venice’s oldest and most iconic bridge for romantic views, souvenir shopping and street entertainment.

Rialto Bridge
Doge's Palace

Doge's Palace

4.5/5(832 reviews)

This grand building was home to Venice’s rulers for centuries and is still a statement of wealth and power.

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St. Mark's Basilica

4.5/5(1,116 reviews)

Gilded mosaics, a jewel-encrusted screen and magnificent Byzantine architecture make this cathedral one of the most stunning attractions in Venice.

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Port of Venice

Port of Venice

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Explore the waterfront of Port of Venice and enjoy other activities such as boating in Venice. Experience the area's fascinating museums and acclaimed art galleries.

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La Fenice Opera House featuring a city and heritage architecture

Teatro La Fenice

4.5/5(199 reviews)

Tour the lavish interior of one of Italy's most prestigious music venues then enjoy an evening of classic or experimental opera.

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Lido of Venice Beaches

Lido of Venice Beaches

Why not spend a care-free afternoon at Lido of Venice Beaches during your travels in Venice? Visit the churches and charming cafes in this romantic area.

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St Mark\'s Campanile featuring heritage architecture

St Mark's Campanile

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Enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views from the top of this landmark bell tower, where Galileo once made his name.

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Day trip destinations from Mazzorbo

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Mestre showing street scenes

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Frequently asked questions

Is Mazzorbo worth visiting?
From retail therapy to outdoor activities and history, there are many interesting things to do in Mazzorbo. Remember to experience the area's blend of unmissable sights, local charm and culture.
How do I spend a day in Mazzorbo?
Marina di Venezia and Caribe Bay are two good places to kick-start your getaway adventures. Remember to explore the dining and shopping options in Mazzorbo while you're there too.
What is the top tourist attraction in Mazzorbo?
Don't leave without exploring Marina di Venezia, rated the top tourist attraction in Mazzorbo.
Is three days enough to stay in Mazzorbo?
Three days is enough for a quick escape to Mazzorbo — you'll tick off the main attractions and get a good feel for the local vibe. But if you want to truly experience it all, visit for at least a week to check out some nearby hotspots too.
What are some activities to do in Mazzorbo with kids?
Whether you're holidaying with tiny adventurers or hard-to-please teens, an itinerary filled with cool activities takes your trip to the next level. Check out our recommendations for what to do in Mazzorbo with kids.

What to do in Mazzorbo for adults?
Whether you're a culture enthusiast, food lover or fan of Mother Nature, there are loads of things to do in Mazzorbo for adults including Venissa Vineyard and Cantina Marco Polo 6811.
Are there free things to do in Mazzorbo?
In Mazzorbo, Lungomare d'Annunzio Beach is a top spot for anyone looking to experience the city without reaching for their wallet. Also, wander around the other neighbourhoods and green spaces, and ask a local tour guide for ideas. It's a great way to discover the best free things to do in Mazzorbo.