Venice

Venice has 6 neighbourhoods and 143 places. Rialto is cicchetti and a small glass of wine by the fish market, Dorsoduro is the quieter side with the Zattere promenade, and San Marco is the part you eat in on the way past the basilica. Rialto has the most on 34, then San Marco on 29 and Dorsoduro on 26.

Start here

Busiest neighborhoods first.

34 places

Rialto

Mercato di Rialto sells fish, vegetables and local goods right on the water, and the bars around it are the reason to be hungry.

29 places

San Marco

Saint Mark's Basilica, the Doge's Palace and the Museo Correr surround the square, and the Campanile and the Clock Tower both let you climb for the view.

26 places

Dorsoduro

The Gallerie dell'Accademia holds the Renaissance paintings and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection holds the modern ones, a short walk apart.

Where you eat

1 guides

Cannaregio

canalside osteria, wine bars and a quieter Venice

1 guides

Castello

seafood osteria, courtyards and the bookshop with the cats

Everything else

1 guides

San Polo

paintings by Tintoretto and Titian, and quiet restaurants behind the Frari

A neighborhood shows up here once we hold enough places in one category to make a guide out of it. Venice has 6 of them today.