Rialto Market
Fruit, vegetable and fish stalls beside the Grand Canal, with small bars nearby for a snack and a drink. It is a morning market, and the fish stalls do not open on Mondays; check locally.
The glassmaking island, with furnaces, glass shops and a quieter canal-side feel. Vaporetto lines 4.1 and 4.2 run from Piazzale Roma.
| Terminal | One way | How |
|---|---|---|
| Marittima cruise terminals (old city, ships up to 25,000 GT) | 75 min | shuttle and vaporetto |
| San Basilio terminal (old city, small ships) | 75 min | shuttle and vaporetto |
| Porto Marghera, Lombardia and Liguria quays (larger ships) | 75 min | shuttle and vaporetto |
| Fusina cruise terminal (mainland, ships up to 250 m) | 75 min | shuttle and vaporetto |
| Chioggia, Isola dei Saloni | 75 min | shuttle and vaporetto |
Times are estimates. Allow extra on busy days and for tender queues.
Fruit, vegetable and fish stalls beside the Grand Canal, with small bars nearby for a snack and a drink. It is a morning market, and the fish stalls do not open on Mondays; check locally.
The stone bridge over the Grand Canal, lined with small shops. It sits roughly halfway between Piazzale Roma and St Mark's on foot.
A church covered inside with golden mosaics, built to hold the relics of St Mark. Sunday and holiday mornings are kept for worship, so visits start in the early afternoon on those days; book a time slot to skip most of the queue.