The Rialto Fish Market, located near the Grand Canal, consists of many stalls within two buildings and boasts a rich history that dates back nearly a thousand years. As early as 1173, during the Republic of Venice, specific regulations were established for selling fish in this market.
Grand Canal // Casino Royale
The Grand Canal is a vibrant waterway lined with historic buildings, serving as the city's main artery and connecting key attractions. This canal is flanked by palaces, churches, and merchant houses, showcasing the architectural grandeur of Venice. Gondolas and vaporettos navigate the water, contributing to the iconic Venetian atmosphere.
Rialto Bridge // Spider-Man: Far From Home
The Rialto Bridge is the oldest of the four bridges spanning the Grand Canal and remains heavily used to this day.
Ponte dei Bareteri // Summertime
Ponte dei Bareteri, a delightful bridge in Venice, gracefully spans the narrow Rio dei Bareteri canal. This charming bridge connects the vibrant Rialto Market district to Campo San Bartolomeo. The Rio dei Bareteri canal, which is now surrounded by buildings, once served as a bustling waterway for traders and artisans. The bridge and canal are steeped in Venetian history, providing a glimpse into the city's lively past and the thriving commercial activities that once took place on its waters.
San Marco Square // Inferno
San Marco Square (Piazza San Marco) is the heart of Venice, surrounded by stunning landmarks such as St. Mark's Basilica, the Campanile, and the Doge's Palace. This square is rich in history and culture, showcasing beautiful architecture that reflects Venetian life over the centuries. It has also been featured in numerous films and television series.
Doge’s Palace // Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One
Constructed in 1340, Doge's Palace is one of Venice's most iconic landmarks. In a Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One scene, Ethan (Tom Cruise) attends an arms dealer's midnight gala hosted by Alanna Mitsopolis (Vanessa Kirby) inside the palace.
Bridge of Sighs // From Russia with Love
The Bridge of Sighs spans the Rio di Palazzo, connecting the New Prison to the interrogation chambers in the Doge's Palace. Built in 1600, it earned its name from the belief that prisoners would sigh, realizing it might be their last glimpse of Venice before their imprisonment.
Venice - Lagune // Several films
The lagoon near St. Mark's Square leads to a larger area called St. Mark's Basin (Bacino di San Marco). Visitors can see gondolas, vaporettos (water buses), and water taxis gliding across the shimmering waters of the lagoon, all set against the stunning backdrop of Venice's historic waterfront buildings.
San Marco Square // Moonraker
When James Bond (Roger Moore) arrives at St. Mark's Square after the chase sequence through the Venice canals in Moonraker, he converts the gondola into a land-capable hovercraft and leaves the water.
Caffè Florian // The Talented Mr. Ripley
Caffè Florian, named after its founder, Floriano Francesconi, has been in operation since 1720, making it one of the oldest coffee houses in the world.
San Marco Square // Casino Royale
San Marco Square (Piazza San Marco) is not only home to famous landmarks and restaurants but also boasts various luxury shops. Among them is a Longchamp store, where visitors can find the brand's iconic bags and accessories.
Fondameta della Fenice // Moonraker
Fondamenta della Fenice is a charming canal-side walkway in Venice, named after the nearby Teatro La Fenice, the city's famous opera house. Lined with historic buildings and quaint bridges, it offers a peaceful atmosphere away from the crowds.
Grand Canal // Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
The Ponte dell ‘Accademia is one of the four bridges that span the Grand Canal, connecting the San Marco district near Piazza San Marco to the Dorsoduro district. This bridge is a favorite spot for tourists, artists, and filmmakers who want to capture the beauty of Venice.
