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The Olivetti Store in San Marco: Where Art & Architecture Merge

An entrepreneurial dream that started from a simple office products factory in the province. Thus was born the Olivetti brand, a brilliant and poetic example of 20th-century architecture, a symbol…

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What To Do With Children in Venice

Travelling with kids is not always a piece of cake, especially if you are visiting a labyrinthine city like Venice. In between the never-ending ups and downs of its bridges,…

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Glass Has The Fragility of Life: Berengo Studio & The Art of Murano Glass

Glass is an intriguing material which, as the imagination of artist Koen Vanmechelen suggests, represents the fragility of life. We enter the “Burning Falls” as Vanmechelen has just started presenting…

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Two Must-See Churches in Dorsoduro

Often, as we are mesmerised by the view from Ponte di Rialto or captured by the beauty of San Marco, we forget a lot of ticket-free, interesting places, which are…

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The beginning of the millenium in Venice and other unmissable expositions before February 2022

The Venetian schedule of expositions and events for art and architecture aficionados. Here’s our selection! Palazzo Bonvicini – ALICE IN DOOMEDLAND – until February 27th, 2022 – Open everyday, 10…

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From Venice’s rocks to the water of its lagoon: discover the project Inside Venice x Venissa

There is a less known aspect of our land which we particularly enjoy bringing up, a feature that remains hidden to most, one you would never expect to be finding…

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Mario Berta Battiloro: Timeless Traditions Meet Family Heritage

The ancient craft of the “batti and tira oro” was imported from Byzantium to Venice around the year 1000. At the end of the XVIII century this art could count…

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Contemporary Giudecca: From Redentore to Fortuny

“A tongue of earth where the new merges with the old”: with a quote by art historian Angela Vettese we sail to the discovery of our contemporary Giudecca, to get…

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48 hours (and more) in Venice

Inside Venice for Italy Segreta. Our -non-exhaustive- tips to spend 48 hours and more in Venice. Shopping at the Rialto Market where I can find the freshest vegetables and fish from the…

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sLow Season

The appointment with this winter break is in the lagoon, in Venice, for its real rhythms, the Venetians’ routine. In Turner-like watercolours.Galleries, museums, institutions, theatres are open and operating with…

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In the mood for San Barnaba

Ensconced in the heart of Dorsoduro, Calle Lunga San Barnaba reveals a special nature to its inquisitive explorers, that of out of the way and relaxing places. This intersection of…

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Strada Nuova: The Boulevard of Venice

In the sestiere (neighbourhood) of Cannaregio, in Campo Santi Apostoli, you will experience the spirit and the dynamics of everyday Venetian life, with kids shouting and running at breakneck speed…

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San Giorgio degli Schiavoni | Inside Venice

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Scuola Dalmata San Giorgio degli Schiavoni

What is the purpose of Inside Venice? We would like to disclose that there is still a genuine Venice, a city, which does not shamelessly surrender itself to consumeristic tourism.…

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Modern and Contemporary Art in Venice

An itinerary to ignore the commonplace that sees Venice as a decaying and anti-modern city! Go along the Grand Canal and stop at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection to immerse yourself…

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