Venice Top sights Quiz

Which location in the heart of Venice, is one of the most recognizable places in Italy that harbors such places as the Gothic Doges’ Palace?

Which Italian Gothic style church in Venice was finally completed in the 14th century, dedicated to the Assumption or Assunzione della BeataVirgine, and holds the highest altarpiece in Venice?

Which is a fantastic example of Venetian classic architecture built from 1748-1772 and located on the Grand Canal?

Which museum is known for exhibiting 18th century Venetian masterpieces art and was renamed by Napoleon Bonaparte in the early 1800's?

Which popular statue in Venice is made of copper and depicts quadriga dating back to the classical antiquity or classical era?

Which stone bridge that crosses the Grand Canal, originally made of wood, was built in the late 16th century, and is one of the most famous bridges of Venice?

Which location played a pivotal role in the rise of the naval Venetian Empire?

Which structure houses five bells, nearly 100 meters tall, and is one of the most recognizable structures in all of Venice?

Designed by Jacopo Sansovino and named after the patron saint of Venice, which building located Venice is one of the oldest surviving public transcript depositories in Italy holding some of the greatest classical text collections in the world?

Which 17th century octagon church in Venice lies in between the Grand Canal and the Bacino di San Marco on the lagoon?

Which building, declared as a school in 1489, is made of white marble and was built in the 15th century by Bartolomeo Bon?

Which important Gothic style historical building for political, social, and economical life was home to Government officials as far back as the 12th century?

Which is a lovely, beautiful waterfront boardwalk that runs along the southern shore of the Dorsoduro District in Venice, Italy?

The Jewish Ghetto was created in Venice, Italy to keep the Jewish population isolated in which century?

Which is the second largest public square in Venice that had been known to hold open air concerts, masked balls, and carnival gatherings? Also, Lorenzo de’ Medici was assassinated here.

Which is an important foundation that is housed inside the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni and is a typical building with one floor that overlooks the Grand Canal?

Which is an island cemetery nicknamed the Island of the Dead in Venice. Italy?

Popular tradition suggests that which church is the oldest in Venice, Italy dating back to the 5th century?

Which island is considering to be one of the oldest populated parts of Venice, which houses numerous historical sites such as the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta?

The small island of Burano on the Venice Lagoon is famous for it’s what?