A gondola ride in Venice is the quintessential Venetian experience. Gliding along the shimmering canals in a sleek, black boat, serenaded by your gondolier, is a moment of pure magic. But how do you ensure your gondola trip is as unforgettable as the postcards? This guide covers the best routes, tips, and what you can
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Visiting Venice with children can turn into a real adventure. Forget the idea of a city only suitable for romantic strolls: the Serenissima offers a range of stimulating and engaging activities, perfect for entertaining the little ones and creating unforgettable memories for the whole family. Finding things to do in Venice with kids isn’t difficult—you
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The floating city of Venice, built on more than 100 small islands in a lagoon, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most unique and romantic destinations on Earth. From iconic historical landmarks to charming hidden canals, there’s a wealth of what to see in Venice, Italy, for every traveller. What to
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June 1, 2025 from 7:30 PM to 12:00 AM Venice, Museo Storico Navale and Padiglione delle Navi Sunday 1 June, on the occasion of the Festa della Sensa 2025, which celebrates the ancient bond between Venice and the sea, experience a special evening in the most fascinating places of the Venetian navy. The MUNAV opens
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What are the districts (sestieri) of Venice? When it comes to Venice neighborhoods, you’re stepping into a world like no other. Here, streets are called calli, squares are campi, and roads along the canals are fondamente. But the true signature of the city lies in its six historic districts, known as sestieri. The word sestiere
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Sunday 30 March, coinciding with the arrival in Venice of the Amerigo Vespucci ship – the oldest in the Navy – and the Villaggio IN Italia, the MUNAV Naval History Museum of Venice inaugurates the reopening of the Padiglione delle Navi, a magical place where the artisans of the Arsenal once built the oars for
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