Just as a jigsaw puzzle is made up of hundreds, sometimes thousands, of pieces, so is Venice. Punctuating the Venetian lagoon, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are hundreds of islands: 118 are those on which the center we all know was built, but as many as 62 islands are scattered all around: they offer natural beauty, historical and archaeological relics, engineering masterpieces, and even rich evidence of folklore and tradition, not to mention a rich local gastronomy.

So, to make your experience complete, widen your gaze to the dozens of islands and islets that emerge from the water. Some of them are tiny, little more than patches of land where it is not even possible to dock; others, on the other hand, are splendid ecosystems that have developed a very strong identity, known in every corner of the world.