“We’ve seen the major museums, visited the famous palazzos, and covered the standard Venice attractions. Is there anything truly special
“Should I actually visit Venice in March?” This question appears in my inbox dozens of times every February. Travelers planning
Venice has a way of making you feel like you’ve stumbled into a painting. The light is different here —
The Insider’s Guide to Venice Because not every gondola ride leads somewhere worth going — but the right guide always
You’ve left Venice, but Venice hasn’t left you. This happens to everyone. You return home from your trip — back
Walk through Venice during Carnival and you’ll see masks everywhere. Hung in shop windows, worn by costumed figures in Piazza
Venice’s opera house has burned down twice — in 1836 and again in 1996. Both times, the city rebuilt it.
Su e Zo per i Ponti Venice 2026: The Walk That Unites Venice | Tour Leader Venice Date: Sunday, April
A love letter to a year made of people, stories, challenges, and once-in-a-lifetime moments — and a toast to what’s
New Year’s Eve in Venice isn’t just another holiday — it’s a night when the city turns into a glowing
New Year’s Eve in Venice feels like stepping into a painting. The lagoon darkens into silver, churches glow in warm
The days between Christmas and New Year are a secret season in Venice. Not quite Christmas, not yet New Year’s
Winter in Venice is beautiful — but winter in the northern lagoon is unforgettable. When December arrives, Burano, Mazzorbo, and
Every city has a Christmas story. Venice has fugassa. Before panettone filled supermarket aisles and before pandoro became a glittering
In Italy, December 26 is not just “the day after Christmas” — it is Santo Stefano, a major national holiday
Christmas Day in Venice is one of the most atmospheric moments of the entire year: quiet mornings, slow family gatherings,
Christmas Eve is one of the most beautiful and intimate days of the year in Venice. The city slows down,
Venice at Christmas is a city made for families. The lights are soft, the streets safe and car-free, the bakeries
In Venice, Christmas isn’t truly Christmas until the first panettone and pandoro appear in the windows of the city’s bakeries.
Venice at Christmas is not a city of grand displays or overwhelming lights. It is something far more elegant: small
I'm Igor Scomparin. I have been a Venice graduated and licensed tour guide since 1997. I will take you through the secrets, the history and the art of one of the most beautiful cities in the World.
