The San Polo district is one of the oldest and most charming sestieri in Venice, located north of the Grand Canal. The Rialto area is famous for the Rialto Bridge, the market, and a lively atmosphere of stores and restaurants. Campo San Polo is the largest campo in the city, surrounded by historic buildings, including the Church of San Polo and the Scuola Grande di San Giovanni Evangelista.

The Basilica dei Frari, one of the largest in Venice, is a jewel of Gothic architecture with works of art by Venetian masters such as Bellini and Titian. The 16th-century Scuola Grande di San Rocco is famous for the frescoes by Tintoretto that adorn its walls and ceiling. San Polo is a concentration of history, culture and beauty in a picturesque part of Venice.

It is an ideal place to stroll or rent a bicycle to explore its residential neighborhoods and well-kept gardens. The Lido is also known for its gastronomic traditions, offering authentic Venetian cuisine in its restaurants and trattorias.

The island is crisscrossed by canals, and the lagoon side offers spectacular views of Venice. The Venice Lido is a place of contrasts, where the tranquility of the beach meets cultural vibrancy, creating a unique experience that attracts visitors seeking relaxation and culture.