Last afternoon in Venice, among the gondolas. I also visit the Venezia FC store.

Lunch at the Nevodi Restaurant in Venice. Krystal oysters and Crudo di Rialto (an assortment of fresh, raw fish from the Fish Market) were delicious ! Followed by grilled octopus with chickpea cream and baked potatoes. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Italia57 (Alex) (@italia57.fr)   Now we visit St. Mark’s Basilica…

This morning, visit the Naval History Museum of Venice (Museo Storico Navale), not far from the Arsenale. It houses an impressive collection of models of ships, galleys, uniforms, and gondolas from the period of the Venetian Republic, once the undisputed master of the Adriatic Sea. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Italia57…

Tonight, we’ll visit the area surrounding the Venice Arsenale by Night. The shipyard was built in 1104 on the initiative of Doge Ordelafo Faliero to quickly produce numerous ships. Stasera visiteremo i dintorni dell’Arsenale di Venezia di notte. Il cantiere navale fu costruito nel 1104 su iniziativa del doge Ordelafo Faliero per produrre rapidamente numerose…

This morning, I’m visiting the former Jewish ghetto in Cannaregio, one of Venice’s most important districts. A place steeped in history with its synagogues and narrow streets, it’s also very peaceful, unlike the rest of the city, especially St. Mark’s Square! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Italia57 (Alex) (@italia57.fr)   Today…

I (re)visit the Opéra de Venise (La Sérénissime), the “Gran Teatro La Fenice”, a mythical place. All this is magnificent, baroque style, sumptuous decorations, the finally decorated royal balcony, the honorable loge and the magnificent portrait of Maria Callas. An incontournable place for all passions for opera and history. View this post on Instagram A…

In the heart of Venice, near the famous Pont du Rialto, you will find the Pescaria, the Marché aux historic poissons de Venise, or pêcheurs and marchands proposing the hyper frais poissons and delicious fish in the lagoon, after the 13th century. The march is open all mornings, on Tuesdays and Sundays. View this post…

Back in Venice after visiting the islands of the Lagoon: Murano, Burano, Torcello, and Mazzorbo. Night tour of the city, the Doge’s Palace, the Rialto Bridge, St. Mark’s Square, and the Caffè Florian (the second oldest existing café in the world, dating back to 1720). We then returned on foot (no choice!), passing through the…

🇮🇹 Murano (Venice) After Burano, I headed towards Murano in the late afternoon. Unfortunately, I arrived too late, meaning I couldn’t visit the famous Glass Museum (Museo del Vetro) or the glassblowers’ workshops. I took the opportunity to stroll through the picturesque streets of Murano, and especially: – The canals and brick bridges – “Basilica…

Now, Mazzorbo Island, north of the Venetian Lagoon, accessible via a bridge from Burano. Very authentic and with few tourists. It’s home to the campanile of Archangel St. Michael and, above all, the Venissa vineyard, which produces the native “Dorona di Venezia” vine variety. You can visit the vineyard, learn about its unique history (the…