Three Walks Through San Marco
The busy cultural and commercial hub of Venice, San Marco is both the most crowded and most rewarding. But quiet corners still exist—hidden campi, local bacari, and shortcuts that never make the guidebooks. These three walks show you both sides of the district.
🥇Goldoni Walk — Most Popular
45,000+ explorers • 1.3 km • 26 points of interest
Threading through the bustling centre between shopping streets and historical treasures, discovering Teatro Goldoni, Scala Contarini del Bovolo, and the campi where Venetians actually gather.
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Manin Walk — The Quieter Route
31,000+ explorers • 1.7 km • 26 points of interest
From Marco Polo’s home (Corte del Milion) through northern San Marco to the edge of the Piazza, revealing layers of commerce and creativity most visitors miss.
Highlights: Marco Polo’s courtyard • Church of San Salvador • Campo Manin • The back approach to Piazza San Marco
Casanova Walk — The Grand Canal Edge
19,500+ explorers • 2.0 km • 22 points of interest
A wander along the southern boundary, kissing the Grand Canal through Casanova’s neighborhood, connecting hidden palazzi and canal-side dining spots.
Highlights: Casanova’s parish • Palazzo views • Local cicchetti bars • The route to Accademia
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