If you want further information on the itineraries and book your guided tours in Venice, you can contact me at the address l.romeo@seevenice.it or indirectly through the Association of authorized tour guides, of which I am a member.

		If you are travelling on your own, with friends or your partner
		If you are travelling with your family
		St Mark's basilica, the doge's palace and its secret itineraries
		The Grand Canal
		The lagoon and its islands
		Ca' Rezzonico: the museum of the 18th century
		Boats, battles and foreigners
		A walk in the Cannaregio district
		A walk in the Dorsoduro district
		Venice from above: the bell towers in San Giorgio island and St Mark's square
		If you are on a school trip
		If you are on a business or pre-organised trip
		On the loose

Dorsoduro is on the south side of Venice. There are many possible walks you can do in this area, all including historically important places as well as more popular spots. The tour here proposed starts from the Santa Margherita campo, one of the liveliest areas in Venice, thanks to its proximity to the University. From here we walk to the Church of San Sebastiano where Paolo Veronese painted some of his major masterpieces. Then we go on through calli and campielli and we reach the squero (shipyard) of San Trovaso where gondolas are made. From the squero we move to the Zattere where the tour ends with the visit to the church of the Gesuati, frescoed by Giambattista Tiepolo.