Venice is a photographer’s paradise. With its maze of canals, its colorful, crumbling facades, and gondolas silently drifting through the city, it’s hard to leave Venice without a memory card full of beautiful images. In this article, we display our 20 favorite photos of Venice, Italy.
Our Visits to Italy
So far, we have visited Italy three times. The first time was on a one year trip around the world in 2014. We started our big adventure with 3 weeks in Italy and what a great starting point!
Our main purpose for visiting Italy the second time around (in 2017) was to race Ironman Italy. It was my turn to do an Ironman triathlon and I picked Italy. There’s no better place in the world to carb-load prior to a big race, right?
Our third visit to Italy was in the summer of 2022. We flew into Venice on our way to the Dolomites and couldn’t resist spending another day in this beautiful city.
The photos in this article are from all three of our visits to Italy.
20 Photos of Venice Italy
Here are our favorite photos from Venice. Enjoy!!
Taking in the view from Ponte dell’Accademia.
Gondolas bobbing in Canale di San Marco.
On the terrace of St. Mark’s Basilica.
The view from the bell tower of Chiesa di San Gorgio Maggiore.
Cruising by gondola down Rio de la Fava.
The Bridge of Sighs in black and white.
View from T Fondaco Terrace.
We were here in September on a very busy day. Some of the canals became a traffic jam of gondolas.
The ornate decorations of St. Mark’s Basilica.
Cruising under a bridge by gondola.
The view from the Rialto Bridge.
The view from the Campanile.
Love these views of the canals of Venice. Around every corner is another view that makes you say “Wow!”
St. Mark’s Basilica on an evening tour.
What is it about the decay and colors that makes Venice so beautiful?
Gondolas on Canale di San Marco.
The view from the Bridge of Sighs.
The view from the Rialto Bridge.
The view from the cupola of Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute.
And finally, my favorite view of Venice. Looking out at the Grand Canal from Pont dell’Accademia at night. Magical!
Going to Venice? Find the best places to stay in our post:
Where to Stay in Venice: Best Neighborhoods and Hotels for Your Budget
More Information for Your Trip to Italy:
- VENICE: 20 Best Things to Do in Venice
- VENICE: Where to Get the Best Views of Venice
- VENICE: One Day in Venice: 3 Sample Itineraries
- ITALY ITINERARY: 10 Days in Italy: Rome, Florence, Cinque Terre & Venice
- MILAN: The Perfect Day Trip to Milan
- BEST VIEWS OF ITALY: 10 Gorgeous Views of Italy and Where to Photograph Them
- CINQUE TERRE: Hiking the Cinque Terre: What You Need to Know
- ROME: 2 Days in Rome: The Perfect Rome Itinerary for Your First Visit
- ROME: Where to Stay in Rome: Best Hotels & Neighborhoods for Your Budget
- LAKE GARDA: 9 Wonderful Things to Do in Sirmione, Lake Garda
Planning a trip to Italy? Read all of our articles in our Italy Travel Guide.
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You have really caught Venice’s ambience!
Venice is a postcard-perfect city, the perfect romantic destination. It´s such a shame its one of the places that´s endangered by the threats of global warming and rising sea levels. Best to enjoy it while we can. Thanks for sharing!
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It’s a magical place to visit, whether it’s your first, second, or even third time here. There’s just something about Venice…
The first timeI visited Venice it was a magical and unique experience as there really is no place like it in the world. The second time I visited the first-time varnish had eroded somewhat and I started noticing the decay and the tourism hell-hole that it can be in places. You really have to wander off the beaten path for some peace and quiet.
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Yes, the tourist crowds can be maddening, especially around St. Mark’s Square and the Rialto Bridge. While those are places everyone must see, wandering away from the busier areas is wonderful. Cheers, Julie