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Rialto Market
Historic market in Venice, around the Pescheria and the Erberia, in the heart of the Rialto district.
Places
What to see in Venice: monuments, museums, islands and places to visit
Discover the must-sees of Venice: monuments, museums, churches, palaces, bridges and islands, with district, map and practical info for each place.
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Campo San Polo
A large and popular square in San Polo, long used for festivals, markets and neighborhood gatherings.
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Campo San Tomà and Scoletta dei Calegheri
Small campo near the Frari, overlooked by the former Gothic seat of the Venetian shoemakers' guild, now a neighborhood library.
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Campo Sant'Aponal
Small campo in the Rialto, dominated by a deconsecrated Gothic church, closed to worship and turned into a warehouse after several successive uses.
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Church of San Giacomo di Rialto
Nicknamed San Giacometo, this small church in the Rialto market claims to be the oldest church in Venice and features a 24-hour clock.
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Church of San Polo
Church on the Campo San Polo, transformed over the centuries and rich in Venetian works of art, close to the Basilica of the Frari and the Scuola Grande di…
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House of Carlo Goldoni
House-museum dedicated to Carlo Goldoni, Venetian comedy, and 18th-century theater.
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Ponte delle Tette
Small bridge in the historic Carampane district, whose name recalls the former area reserved for prostitution under the Republic of Venice.
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Rialto Bridge
The most famous bridge in Venice connects San Polo to San Marco over the Grand Canal, in the historic heart of Rialto's trade.
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Riva del Vin
An open quay on the Grand Canal at the foot of the Rialto Bridge, formerly a wine unloading spot, now lined with terraces overlooking the bridge.
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San Giovanni Elemosinario Church
Renaissance church enclosed within the Rialto market, rebuilt by Scarpagnino after the fire of 1514, with altarpieces by Titian and Pordenone.
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San Rocco Church
Church built by the Scuola Grande di San Rocco, next to the Basilica of the Frari, housing several large canvases by Tintoretto dedicated to the life of Sa…