Venice has a Square, a Palace, a Canal and... a Quay. St. Mark's Quay is Venice’s best known and most recognisable waterfront. Two great
Fishing is a millennial tradition, handed down from parents to children, particularly for Chioggia. Historically this included the women and girls of
Venice is situated at the crossroads between East and West and on important trade routes, including the Silk Road and the Spice Route, and was one of
The history of Molino Stucky spans three generations of millers of Swiss origin, who built a fortune from nothing, enabling them to exert not only
Just a few miles north of the city of Venice, in the heart of the Lagoon, stretches the Sentiero delle Barene: a walk of about one kilometer, ideal
The Venice Heritage Tower affords a vantage point of Italy's first industrial port, built on the shores of the lagoon in 1917. The decision to
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