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You might have spotted the palazzina tucked between larger palazzos along Canal Grande, near the wide bend by Ca’ Foscari. However, finding the entrance to Palazzina Masieri is a bit trickier, but it’s well...

This year’s Architecture Biennale is really worth a visit. It is truly inspiring, whether you are an architect or not, and one of the best editions of the last years. It stands out for...

I'm really excited to let you know that my new book 'The insider guide to the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025' is ready and available to order 🤩 The 19th Venice Architecture Biennale ‘Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective.’...

The Festa del Redentore (Feast of the Redeemer) is one of the most important traditional events in Venice. It celebrates the end of the plague of the 16th century and is a yearly event...

Close to the vaporetto stop at Fondamenta Nuove, you'll find Campo dei Gesuiti with the Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta, often simply called the Gesuiti. The square in Cannaregio usually feels quiet and empty,...

Venice is just as tempting for food and drinks as it is for its canals and palaces. From cosy coffee spots to places for a fancy dinner, the city has plenty of great options. I...

Experience the vibrant history and thrilling races at the Regata Storica, one of the most celebrated traditions of Venice! You don’t want to miss a moment of this must-see event showcasing traditional rowing races...

Taking vaporetto line 1 along Canal Grande is one of the best ways to experience Venice. It’s affordable, easy, and offers front-row views of some of the city's most iconic buildings. The palazzos lining...