Leonardo da Vinci Museum in Venice

The Leonardo da Vinci Museum in Venice is a great tourist attraction, with its collections including some exceptional art pieces. Da Vinci is considered to be one of the greatest artists in the Renaissance, and many pieces of his work can be found in the museum. Many famous celebrities have made trips to the museum, so if you are travelling with friends or family, be sure to book hotels in Venice well in advance to ensure they have plenty of time to enjoy all the attractions. Most of the hotels in Venice that are right next to the Leonardo da Vinci Museum are very expensive, but if you plan to stay for a few days, you may find it well worth it.

Excursions in Venice are usually led by a professional guide who will explain the architecture and history of the area. You can order at foxiepass.com. For comfortable movement around the city, we recommend renting a car on the website bookingauto.com, because here are the best prices.

To start your trip to the Museum, head to the San Marco Palace. This is located at the heart of the city, and is a key focal point in Venice. The museum has many key attractions, including theatella virilis, which is a reconstruction of the bridge over the River Arno, and the Vitruvian man statue. The museum also has a special collection of da Vinci's notebooks. This collection makes for an interesting stop during a sightseeing excursion to Venice. The Accademia Gallery is a major centre for study and research in Italy, and is home to a large number of Leonardo da Vinci prints and paintings.

Leonardo da Vinci is considered to be the model artist when it comes to painting actual works of art from the Renaissance period, and this can be seen in almost all of the art works from the Italian Renaissance period. Leonardo da Vinci was trained as a lawyer, and designed many of the typical meeting tables of Venice, including the cabinet of Prime Minister Signor Giro doubted to be equal to the skills of da Vinci. Other famous artists who can be found in the area surrounding Venice are Michelangelo, whom da Vinci had a huge influence on, and Caravaggio. Other notable Venetian artists include Piero Lazzari, Giorgio Vasarelli, and Antonio Gramsci.

If you wish to spend more money on your holiday to Venice, you may wish to pay a visit to the St Mark's Square in the evening, where there are performances by local bands and pop stars. You will find plenty of street performers, and bars and nightclubs featuring exotic music. During Venice tours like the Veniceovia Sightseeing Tour or the Venice Pass, you can expect to pay an admission price of about one euro, or about ten pounds sterling.

One thing that people do not get enough of when visiting Venice, is a trip to the gothic palace, the Palazzo Reale. Built in 1512, it was once the private residence of Pope Sixtus IV, it is the last of the great palaces constructed in Venice, and is considered by many to be the last true masterpiece of the Italian city. From the gothic palace, you can go on a short walk-way to the Castle of San Lorenzo, which is the last major castle structure left standing from the Venetian era.

In conclusion, I have given you some information about some of the most famous places to see in Venice. 

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I mentioned the museums, and mentioned the cable car that gives you a real sense of the architecture of the city. Next time, I will talk about the various food tours Venice offers, as well as a good way to get around the city.