In the splendid Cannaregio quarter, in a still very populated area of the city, slightly off the major touristic routes lies the Venetian Ghetto. It is a tranquil and fascinating area that readily reveals very important history. Continue reading
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The Gran Canal is the spine of Venice and the arteries of navigation that connect the extremities of the city and the only real water boulevard to admire the facades of the beautiful Venetian Palaces. Continue reading
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Where do you go out at night in Venice? When you hear this question, the first answer is Campo Santa Margherita. Since forever, this beautiful campo in the heart of the Dorsoduro quarternot only represents the principle pathway to the Zattere and Accademia but also the perfect place to meet up and enjoy the city until late. Continue reading
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In the heart of the Santa Croce quarter there is a hidden gem that often is passed up. Its shape is untypical and irregular for Venice. Campo San Giacomo dell’Orio is a live and active campo. Continue reading
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You don’t need an introduction. Saint Mark’s Square is one of the most famous Piazze in the world and is certainly one of the most monumental complexes ever visited. Of this Piazza – the only one in Venice, all the others are “campi” (squares)- the rest is known. Continue reading
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It is one of the most impressive Palaces that face the Grand Canal and one of the most fascinating. It is impossible not to be stunned by its façade and its rigorous, robust development in height. Ca’ Corner della Regina has a long history, but its beauty has just recently been displayed to visitors. Continue reading
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Splendid squares are plenty in Venice. But Campo San Polo is the largest, apart from San Marco (but considered a piazza, the only piazza in the city). For once, even in Venice, size counts.
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The mystery of Venice can also be solved at the table. It’s a good starting point to uncover the history and traditions of the city. This is certainly the popular Rialto Marketplace. Continue reading
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There is no doubt, whomever visits Venice will cross it many times. The Rialto Bridge is the most famous most admired, and in a sense represents the geographical center of the city. Continue reading