Venice Travel Guide | Personally compiled after staying up late, sharing with everyone

| Personally compiled after staying up late, sharing with everyone. Venice is truly a city full of beautiful scenery, with surprises at every corner! Although there are many tourists, its romance and uniqueness are irreplaceable. Definitely worth experiencing in person! Must-visit attractions: St. Mark's Square: The first stop in Venice! The square is huge, with lots of pigeons 🐦, surrounded by magnificent buildings. Visit in the early morning or at dusk when there are fewer people, perfect for taking photos. In the evening, there are live violin performances in the square, creating a wonderful atmosphere! Grand Canal: Take a water bus along the Grand Canal to fully experience the unique charm of Venice 🚤. I sat at the back of the boat, feeling the breeze, watching the palaces and bridges pass by, super romantic! Rialto Bridge: One of the oldest bridges in Venice, the view of the canal from the bridge is particularly beautiful 🌉. I stayed on the bridge for a long time, and even casual photos turned out great! There are many small shops nearby with unique souvenirs. Burano Island: The colorful houses on the island look like a fairy tale world, super cute 🌈! I took a bunch of photos, the colors are very vibrant, showcasing a different kind of beauty in Venice. Food recommendations: Seafood pasta: The seafood in Venice is really fresh 🦞! I ordered a squid ink pasta at a restaurant, it looked a bit strange being black but tasted very delicious, full of ocean flavor. Italian gelato: There are gelato shops everywhere 🍦, and I had it several times. Vanilla and pistachio flavors are highly recommended, perfect for cooling down in hot weather! Transportation recommendations: Walking + water bus: Venice is actually not very big, and most attractions can be covered on foot 🚶‍♂️. When tired, take a water bus for a leisurely tour. Gondola: Experience a gondola ride, although a bit pricey, it's very romantic at sunset 🌅. The gondolier will explain along the way, offering a different perspective of Venice. Accommodation recommendations: Venice Canal Grand Hotel: Stay by the canal, with a water view right outside the window in the morning 🏨. The hotel's restaurant is also great, and you can enjoy breakfast outdoors while feeling the morning of Venice. Venice Rainbow Hotel: Not far from St. Mark's Square, a small hotel hidden in an alley 🛏️. The rooms are cozy, reasonably priced, perfect for travelers who enjoy a leisurely pace. Personal tips: Avoid peak crowds: Venice is very crowded with tourists, so it's advisable to go out early or return to the hotel late ⏰. Venice is much quieter in the early morning and evening, offering a great experience. Rely on your own navigation: There are many small alleys, and phone navigation is often inaccurate 📍. Getting lost is common, but don't worry, it's part of the fun of exploring Venice! Photography tips: Capture water reflections: The water scenery and reflections everywhere in Venice are particularly dreamy in photos 📸. In the morning light and sunset, the whole city turns golden, perfect for photography.