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Venice Vacation Packages

It sits approximately 2 miles north of San Clemente and about 240 miles north of Rome, the national capital.

Get active with the kids at Gomma Magica and New Jesolandia. Want more? Adventure Golf and Antiche Terme di Giunone are also highly recommended by parents.

Wine enthusiast or not, a day of testing the different blends at the region's wineries won't disappoint. If you're considering a tour, certainly add Venissa Vineyard, Savian Vini and Cantina Marco Polo 6811 to the program. It doesn't matter what order you choose. They are all great fun!

Even though you should gamble responsibly, everyone still has a blast at Casino of Venice and Casino Vendramin-Calergi. If you need more high-energy action, why not head onwards to Ca' Noghera Casino of Venice and Casino' di Venezia?

Papadopoli Gardens plays a large role in conserving the region's horticultural specimens. Be sure to head over and support the important work that they do.

When the weather is fine, grab some lunch and find a shady corner at one of the picturesque green spaces, such as San Giuliano Park and Giardini Pubblici. Giardini della Biennale and Parco delle Rimembranze are two more excellent places to while away a lazy day and finally read that neglected book of yours.

Surrounded by leafy trees and scrubby grass, Lagune von Venedig is a favorite escape for wildlife and visitors alike.

If you're after a nice place to lounge around and enjoy the fresh salty air, head down to Capannina Beach. Here you will discover locals and tourists alike making the most of the replenishing ocean water and picturesque views.

San Michele Island and San Francisco del Deserto are popular with nature enthusiasts. Make your way over for a much-needed break from the noise and stress of the modern world.

The area's exhibition spaces are a gold mine of educational facts and stories. Ca' Rezzonico and Peggy Guggenheim Museum offer a range of displays and collections that are sure to capture your interest. Academy Gallery and Palazzo Grassi are also worth considering.

Maritime enthusiasts can stay anchored at Naval History Museum, a treasure house of significant nautical artifacts. If time permits, continue sailing through this region's seafaring past at Maritime Station.

The natural world is on show in all its glory at Venetian Museum of Natural History and Museo dell'Estuario di Torcello. Revel in their fascinating collections while your imagination soars into exotic, unfamiliar worlds.

An oasis for art lovers, this area is home to numerous spaces in which artists and designers can display their work. Pop in to Punta della Dogana and Fortuny Museum for the best of what this creative hotspot has to offer. Afterwards, if you still have some energy left, wrap up the afternoon at Palazzo Querini Stampalia and Correr Civic Museum.

Amateur historians can explore the past at Ca' Rezzonico Gallery and Museo del Merletto. Like the sound of those? You'll be able to learn even more at Negozio Olivetti and Gallerie dell' Accademia.

Take a step back in time with a trip to Squero di San Trovaso or St Mark's Campanile, just two of the historical sites here. You might also like to get out the camera and snap some photos at Ca' d'Oro and Forte Bazzera.

Appreciate the striking waterway views and feats of civil engineering at Rialto Bridge and Bridge of Sighs. You could also pass by Scalzi Bridge and Guglie Bridge and gaze down upon the flowing water below.

Get a sense of Venice's military past by exploring Forte Marghera and Forte Poerio.

When it came to designing and furnishing Doge's Palace and Palazzo Barbaro, you'll see that they spared no expense. You may also like to wander through the grounds and hear some stories about Palazzo Contarini del Bovolo and Palazzo Labia.

Discover the region's spiritual side and enjoy some moments of quiet contemplation at St. Mark's Basilica and Basilica of St Mary of Health. You could also check for tours at St. Mary of the Friars and Basilica di San Giovanni e Paolo.

Venice's most prominent tourist sights sometimes overshadow its less renowned, but equally rewarding attractions. Academy Bridge and Venetian Ghetto are two good options. Also, consider seeing National Library of St Mark's and Ca' della Nave Golf Club if you've got the time.

Venice is much loved by vacationers, and boasts an excellent selection of places to stay. Expedia's Venice lodging guide makes booking easy.

If you and your travel companions are interested in a room or suite at the upper end of the range, check out The Gritti Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Venice, at Campo Santa Maria Del Giglio O Zobenigo, or the Bauer Il Palazzo, at Sestiere Di San Marco 1413 D. If those don't appeal, make sure you check out the Ca' Lucatello TownHouse, at San Marco 3488, and the Ca Maria Adele, at Dorsoduro 111, two places where you'll be sure to find a bargain.

Rialto Bridge is an important attraction to visitors to Venice, and staying nearby can be a great way to really make the most of it. The Baglioni Hotel Luna is just 0.3 miles away. Another popular choice is the PalazzinaG.