Winter in Venice carries a rhythm of its own. The lagoon quiets, the fog settles, and the city returns to
December in Venice is a month that transforms the city into something softer, slower, and infinitely more intimate. The crowds
In Venice, water is not scenery. It is infrastructure, memory, and identity. For over a thousand years, Venetians have understood
Venice in December 2025 — Winter Lights, Opera Nights & Silent Lagoon Magic December in Venice feels like a secret
There is something extraordinary about Venice in December. The summer crowds are gone, the lagoon exhales, and the city feels
Venice doesn’t have one single scent. It has thousands — drifting from spice markets, salt air, ancient palazzi, apothecary shelves,
Some openings in Venice feel like a whisper. Others feel like a turning point. The debut of AMA Venezia —
Some openings in Venice make noise. Others, the important ones, make elegance. When Stylnove opened its first boutique-gallery in Venice,
Venice doesn’t celebrate Christmas loudly. It celebrates it quietly — in candlelit churches, in the glow of Murano chandeliers, in
Christmas in Venice doesn’t arrive with the loud rush of big cities. It slips in quietly, carried by fog, soft
Venice in December smells different. Before the mist rises over the lagoon, before the first lights glow across St. Mark’s
The first Christmas lights in Venice don’t simply switch on — they rise, glow, and shimmer with centuries of meaning.
Late November is one of the most fascinating moments to experience Venice. The summer heat is long gone, the Carnival
November in Venice is a month of mist, tides, warm kitchens and slow recipes. It’s when the lagoon begins to
Across the Grand Canal from San Marco lies Dorsoduro—Venice’s soul of art, intellect, and understated beauty. If San Marco is
Daniele Mascia Wins Best Pandoro in the World 2025 — A Master of Italian Artisanal Pastry Italy has always been
Thanksgiving might be one of the most American holidays, but spending it in Venice transforms the tradition into something unforgettable.
There are dishes that please the palate, and there are dishes that tell a story. In Venice, castradina belongs entirely
Every Venetian district has a personality. San Marco dazzles, Dorsoduro reflects, Cannaregio hums — and Santa Croce breathes. It’s where
Cross the Grand Canal and you arrive in San Polo — the smallest but most intimate of Venice’s six sestieri.
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.
