A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, L, M, N, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, Z

Accademia, 59.
Agostino, S., Parish, 20, 21.
Alvise, Palazzo, 60.
Armenian Convent, 48-50.
Barbaro, Palazzo, 41.
Barnaba, S., Canale, 62.
Bartolommeo, S., Campo, 35, 40, 43.
Biagio, S., Parish, 25.
Biondetti, Casa, 57.
Black Eagle, Inn, Evelyn’s, 33-35.
Black Eagle, Inn, Ruskin’s, 34-36.
Brandolin-Rota, Palazzo, 59.
Brenta, The, 50.
Briati, Fondamenta, 2.
Bridge of Sighs, 53, 56.
Brown, Casa, 37.
Calcina, Campiello della, 36.
Calcina, Ponte della, 36.
Calcina, Inn, 36, 37.
Calle:
Dose, del, 18.
Nomboli, dei, 43.
Pistor, del, 21.
Stagneri, dei, 35.
Teatro, del, S. MoisÈ, 44.
Campo or Campiello:
Bartolommeo, S., 35, 40, 43.
Calcina, della, 36.
Canova, 43.
Carmine, del, 7, 8.
Fosca, 26.
Incurabili, 37.
Manin, 22-23.
Maurizio, S., 42.
MoisÈ, S., 36, 51.
Paternian, S., 22-23.
Rusolo, 43.
Stefano, S., 23, 40.
Canale:
Barnaba, S., 62.
Calcina, della, 36.
Carmine, del, 7.
Giudecca, 36.
Grand Canal, 9, 30, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 51, 55, 57, 59, 60, 61.
Canareggio, District, 10, 13, 44.
Canova, Campo, 43.
Cappello, Palazzo, 39-40.
Carmine, Campo del, 7 8.
Carmine, Canale del, 7.
Casa:
Biondetti, 57.
Brown, 37.
Falier, 40-41.
Leonardo, S., 42.
Simitecolo, 57.
Vida della, 37-38.
Centani, Palazzo, 43.
Chioggia, 43.
Churches:
Eustachio, S., 38.
Giobbe, S., 10.
Giorgio, S., 27.
Lorenzo, S., 15-16.
Maria della Salute, S., 25, 42.
Michele, S., 25.
MoisÈ, S., 51.
Servite, 24-26.
Stefano, S., 23.
Cicogna, Palazzo, 2.
Contarini delle Figure, Palazzo, 30.
Contarini-Fasan, Palazzo, 9.
Council Chamber of the Doges, 6, 32.
Croce, Rio della, 11.
Danieli, Hotel, 53-54, 55-56, 59.
District:
Canareggio, 10, 13, 44.
Spezzeria, 48.
Zattere, 36, 37.
Dogana, 33.
Doge’s, Palace of the, 5, 25, 54, 56.
Dose, Calle del, 18.
English Queen, Hotel, 45-46, 58.
Europa, Hotel, 37, 42, 57 bis.
Eustachio, S., Church, 38.
Exchange, The, 34.
Falier Casa, 40-41.
Fava, Ponte della, 35.
Fondaco dei Turchi, 29, 30.
Fondamenta:
Briati, 2.
Megio, del, 29.
Penitente, delle, 44.
TomÀ, S., 43.
Fosca, Campo, 26.
Fosca, S., Rio, 26.
Foscari, Palazzo, 40.
Fosclo, Palazzo, 41.
Frezzeria, Via, 48.
Fuseri, Ramo dei, 45.
Giobbe, S., Church, 10.
Giorgio, S., Church, 27.
Giudecca Canal, 36.
Giudecca Island, 12.
Giustiniani dei Vescovi, Palazzo, 40-41.
Goldoni Statue, 35, 43.
Grande Bretagne, HÔtel, 60.
Grand Canal, 9, 30, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 51, 55, 57, 59, 60, 61.
Grand Hotel, 9, 38, 60.
Gregorio, S., Parish, 57.
Hotels:
Black Eagle, Evelyn’s, 33-35.
Black Eagle, Ruskin’s, 34-36.
Calcina, 36, 37.
Danieli, 53-54, 55-56, 59.
English Queen, 45-46, 58.
Europa, 37, 42, 57 bis.
Grand, 9, 38, 60.
Grande Bretagne, 60.
Leone Bianco, 54.
Milano, 42.
Roma, 39, 59.
Suisse, 59.
Universo, 59-60.
Victoria, 45-46, 58.
Ville, de, 57.
Incurabili, Campiello, 37.
Incurabili, Ponte, 37.
Leonardo, S., Casa, 42.
Leone Bianco, Hotel, 54.
Library of S. Marco, 25, 36.
Lido, 39, 50, 52.
Lorenzo, S., Church, 15-16.
Malamocco, 51.
Malibran Theatre, 2, 13, 14.
Manin, Campo, 22-23.
Marco, S., Cathedral, 19-20, 55.
Marco, S., Library, 25, 36.
Marco, S., Piazza, 19-20, 40, 46, 47, 54, 55.
Marcuolo, S., Parish, 37-38.
Maria dell’ Orto, S., Parish, 26.
Maria della Salute, S., Church, 25, 42.
Maria della Salute, S., Rio, 42.
Marzo, 22; Via, 35-36, 44.
Maurizio, S., Campo, 42.
Megio, Fondamenta del, 29.
Megio, Ponte del, 29.
Merceria, Via, 34.
Michele, S., Cemetery Island, 25, 38-39, 62.
Michele, S., Church, 25.
Milano, Hotel, 42.
Millione, Corte, 13, 14-15.
Minerva Theatre, 44.
Mocenigo, Palazzo, 30, 51.
MoisÈ, S., Calle del Teatro, 44.
MoisÈ, S., Campo, 36, 51.
MoisÈ, S., Church, 51.
Molin, Palazzo del, 17.
Montecuccoli, Palazzo, 60.
Museo Civico, 30, 58.
NicolÒ, S. Forte, 39, 50.
Nomboli, Calle dei, 43.
Non-Nobis, Palazzo, 58.
Palace:
Alvise, 60.
Barbaro, 41.
Brandolin-Rota, 59.
Cappello, 39-40.
Centani, 43.
Cicogna, 2.
Contarini delle Figure, 30.
Contarini-Fasan, 9.
Doge’s, 5, 25, 54, 56.
Foscari, 40.
Fosclo, 41.
Giustiniani dei Vescovi, 40-41.
Marco, S., 25, 36.
Mocenigo, 30, 51.
Molin, del, 17.
Montecuccoli, 60.
Non-Nobis, 58.
Polo, dei, 13-15.
Rezzonico, 61-62.
Vendramin-Calerghi, 58.
Parish:
Agostino, S., 20-21.
Biagio, S., 25.
Gregorio, S., 57.
Marcuolo, S., 37-38.
Maria, S., dell’ Orto, 26.
Paternian, S., Campo, 22-23.
Piazza S. Marco, 19-20, 40, 46-47, 54, 55.
Penitente, Fondamenta delle, 44.
Pistor, Calle del, 21.
Polo, Palazzo dei, 13-15.
Polo. S. Rio, 39-40.
Ponte:
Bridge of Sighs, 53, 56.
Calcina, 36.
Fava, della, 35.
Incurabili, 37.
Megio, del, 29.
Pugni, dei, 24.
Rialto, 6, 32-33, 34, 35, 40, 43.
Sepolcro, del, 17.
Sosperi, dei, 53, 56.
Protestant Cemetery, 25, 38-39, 62.
Pugni, Ponte dei, 24

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