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5 Must-Try Fish Restaurants in Venice for Seafood Lovers
Venice is the perfect destination for a vacation, whether it is a romantic getaway or a day trip. But this beautiful city is not only known for its art and cultural treasures, gondola rides and world famous carnival. It also has a wonderful culinary tradition. Whatever brings you here, if you are a foodie and…
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Where and what real Venetians eat in Venice: Venetian Specialties in the 21st Century
One of the many benefits of being in Venice often is that I have many opportunities to meet real Venetians, such as Dimitri and his sons, who run the cute bookbinding shop Karisma. I can count on these local friends and acquaintances for insider information and to experience Venice like a local. This post is…
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The public toilets in Venice – Everything you need to know when you’re in a rush
Recently, a reader asked me about the public toilets in Venice, also because the few she found were permanently or temporarily closed. In this blog article, I will therefore share a few words about the public toilets in Venice, but the most interesting thing will be the map of Venice with the different locations and…
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Breakfast in Venice: A guide to waking up happy in the lagoon city
I love breakfast in Venice. My favorite time to leave the house is at sunrise and go to one of the many cafes that make Venice so unique. Breakfast in Venice is special for many reasons: All in all, breakfast in Venice is special because it combines tradition, quality ingredients, coffee culture and a beautiful…
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A (pseudo) scientific analysis of how to drink and order coffee in Italy and 3 helpful tips for survival
The title of this blog article sounds very pretentious, I know. I’m sure you’ve been south of the Alps a lot of times and have managed to get the caffeinated drink. In this blog post, I would like to explain to you the comprehensive protocol for how to order coffee in Italy. So why this…
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The great exhibition of Vittore Carpaccio in Venice is coming to the Doge’s Palace.
The retrospective Vittore Carpaccio in Venice opens on 18 March and will be on show until 18 June. The exhibition is curated by Peter Humfrey, a specialist on the painter and his environment, in collaboration with Andrea Bellieni, member of the board of directors of the Musei Civici di Venezia and director of the Correr…
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The ultimate guide to the Venice Biennale: Art, architecture and more
Welcome to the exciting world of the Venice Biennale, one of the oldest and most prestigious art exhibitions in the world. Held every two years in the beautiful lagoon city of Venice, the Biennale is a celebration of contemporary art, architecture, cinema, dance, music and theatre that brings together artists and creatives from around the…
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The best guided tours in Venice to experience the city like a local
Are you looking for the best guided tours in Venice to experience the city like a local? Then you’ve come to the right place! Venice is one of the most magical cities in the world, and what better way to discover its hidden treasures than on a guided tour? From gondola rides and culinary tours…
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Venice in April: The Best Things to See and Do
Are you planning a holiday in April and don’t know where to go? Then Venice in April is the place for you! By choosing the enchanting lagoon city as your destination, you can admire one of the most impressive cities in the world, discover its hidden corners and fully enjoy its many artistic beauties! After…
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Celebrations in Venice on April 25th: St Mark’s day
It is well known that Venetians are womanisers. Casanova’s fame precedes us a little, but we know how to be just as romantic, so today I’m going to tell you about a festival I love: St Mark’s day and the Festa del Boccolo (Bocolo) on April 25th in Venice. April 25th in Venice is not…