Stretching across more than 100 islands in a saltwater lagoon, the Queen of the Adriatic continues her reign as a unique and timelessly fascinating city destination. It's an elegant world of singing gondoliers, magnificent palaces and bustling piazzas, interconnected by a labyrinth of narrow streets and canals. In the summer, crowds flock to bask in the romance and beauty of Venice's historical centre, while quieter months such as November and March offer a more tranquil opportunity to enjoy the city's charms. Alternatively, escape the confines of the centre by hopping on a Vaporetto water bus at the Grand Canal and exploring the vast lagoon. Murano’s famous glass works, the lacemakers of Burano and Torcello's magnificent Byzantine Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta... just three of the alternative island delights to be enjoyed.

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