Music Museum
The Museum of Music in Venice, located in the Church of San Maurizio in the district of San Marco, is a treasure trove dedicated to the art of violin making and the musical history of the city. This church, dating back to the 16th century and located a few steps from the Grand Canal, offers […]
Church of Santa Maria del Giglio
The Church of Santa Maria del Giglio, also known as Santa Maria Zobenigo, is a magnificent example of Baroque architecture located in the San Marco district of Venice. Originally built in the 9th century by the patrician Jubanico (or Zobenigo) family, the church underwent several transformations over the centuries, eventually reaching its current form thanks […]
Church of San Vidal
The Church of San Vidal, located in the San Marco district in Venice, represents a fascinating example of Baroque architecture and art. Founded in 1084 during the dogeship of Vitale Falier, the church was rebuilt at the end of the 17th century. This restoration was funded by the Morosini family, with the intention of erecting […]
National Archaeological Museum
The National Archaeological Museum of Venice, located in Piazza San Marco, is one of the oldest and most prestigious museums in Italy. Founded in the 16th century, the museum houses a vast collection of archaeological artifacts ranging from classical antiquity to the medieval period, offering visitors a fascinating journey through the history and art of […]
Casino Venier
The Casino Venier, a refined salon from the 18th century, represents one of the most fascinating examples of Venetian social and cultural life at that time. Strategically located between the commercial heart of Rialto and the political center of San Marco, this casino was owned by the procurator Venier, who made it available to his […]
German Warehouse
The Fondaco dei Tedeschi, located in the San Marco district of Venice, is one of the city’s most historic and fascinating buildings. Originally built in 1228, the Fondaco served as a hub for German merchants operating in Venice, functioning as a warehouse, residence, and customs office. The palace was destroyed by a fire in 1505 […]
Campo Santo Stefano
Campo Santo Stefano, located in the San Marco district in Venice, is one of the largest and most lively squares in the city, as well as a place rich in history, art, and culture. This open space, named after the church of Santo Stefano that overlooks it, is a landmark for both residents and tourists, […]
Contarini del Bovolo staircase
The Scala Contarini del Bovolo, located in the San Marco district in Venice, is one of the most fascinating and lesser-known monuments in the city. This extraordinary spiral staircase, named after the Venetian term “bovolo” which means “snail”, is a true architectural gem of the late 15th century. The Scala del Bovolo was commissioned by […]
Fortuny Palace
Palazzo Fortuny, located in the San Marco district of Venice, is one of the city’s most fascinating historical residences, not only for its Gothic architecture, but especially for its association with the eclectic Spanish artist Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo. Built in the 15th century by the Pesaro family, the palace was purchased by Fortuny in […]
Fortuny Museum
The Fortuny Museum, located in the heart of the San Marco district in Venice, is housed inside the magnificent Palazzo Pesaro Orfei, a Gothic structure built in the 15th century. This palace, with its imposing facade and spacious halls, represents a fine example of Venetian architecture of the period. Originally belonging to the noble Pesaro […]
