
Undoubtedly, it is best known as the venue of the Venice Film Festival, but it is usually avoided by the crowds of tourists visiting its famous neighbor. However, the more fashionable district of the Venetian Lagoon, known for its Art Deco architecture and sports resorts, has much to offer. Here is our list of the best things to do. Nobel laureate and German writer Thomas Mann described its glorious period in the novel "Death in Venice," and the famous annual Venice Film Festival is held here. Numerous water buses run to the island of Lido in the center of Venice, and transportation is very convenient. The island of Lido is small, and walking is a great way to experience the island's relaxed atmosphere.








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