Giudecca — Venice’s Island of Reinvention When travelers picture Venice, they imagine gondolas gliding under the Rialto Bridge, the crowds
San Michele — Venice’s Island of Silence and Eternal Rest Every corner of Venice tells a story: the glittering mosaics
San Francesco del Deserto — Venice’s Island of Silence and Spirit The Venetian Lagoon holds countless secrets. Most visitors know
Casa Museo Andrich — The Artistic Soul of Torcello When most travelers hear the name Torcello, they think of ancient
Torcello — The Forgotten Cradle of Venice: Mosaics, Legends & Locanda Cipriani When travelers think of the Venetian Lagoon, they
Sant’Erasmo: The Secret Garden of Venice — A Day Trip into the Green Heart of the Lagoon When most travelers
Treviso Day Trip from Venice — The Hidden Gem of the Veneto Venice may steal the spotlight, but just thirty
Venice’s Vanishing Locals: How Overtourism Is Changing the Soul of the Floating City At sunset, Venice still glows with the
There’s a particular kind of silence that falls over Venice in the early morning — before the first tourist groups
Poveglia: Venice’s Haunted Island Reborn — From Ghost Hunters USA to a Local Sanctuary Just beyond the glittering domes of
The Grand Hotel Excelsior Venice: Where Hollywood Meets the Adriatic — Inside the Glamour of the Venice Film Festival If
The Glamour, Gossip & Glory of the Venice Film Festival — Secrets from the Floating Red Carpet If Venice is
If you thought Emily in Paris was all croissants, Eiffel Tower selfies, and whirlwind romances in the French capital —
If Venice is a movie, then late August is when the city rolls out its red carpet — literally. From
Planning a trip to Venice and wondering how much you can realistically see in one, two, or three days? Whether
It’s one of the first questions travelers ask: “Is Venice walkable?” The short answer: Yes — completely.The long answer: Venice
Planning your first trip to Venice? Welcome to one of the most beautiful, surreal, and cinematic cities on Earth —
So, you have just 8 hours in Venice — maybe you’re arriving by cruise, catching a train for a day
Venice is extraordinary — but sometimes, the best way to understand it is to leave the lagoon for a day.
You arrive in Venice. The canals shimmer, the bridges glow… and then the clouds roll in. It starts to rain.
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.
