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Schìe, folpi, bigoli, and sardèle in saór are just some of the words one can often see on Venetian menus. As with all Italian regions, the lagoon has a rich and particular traditi...

This event, which takes place in the town of Padua - a short train ride from Venice, provides a delicious introduction to the cuisine of the Veneto region. Previous to the lunch p...

Venice's architecture and urban development has evolved from the unique environment and cultural nature of the city. Built on a lagoon, ingenious methods of laying foundations and...

This three-hour walk explores Venetian art from the early Renaissance, also touching on the urban nature of the city and its relationships with water and the East, through trade an...

Originally the collection of the Accademia di Belle Arti, hence the name Accademia, the museum holds perhaps the best collection of Venetian art in the world. Our guided visit...

This guided family visit to the Accademia Gallery in the company of an art historian will introduce your family to the world of Venetian art. Renaissance paintings, sometimes know...

Located a short train ride from Venice, Bassano del Grappa provides an enchanting doorway into the life and culture of the Veneto. Wine tastings and visits to local artisans will ...

The northernmost sestiere of Cannaregio remains a hidden gem and home to much of Venice's resident population. Largely avoided by tourists, this charming neighborhood provides us ...

Following a period of immense political and economic power, which Venice amassed during its period as a republic in the 16th and 17th centuries, the city slid into a riotous age of...

Castello has the distinction of being the largest Venetian sestiere and home to the former powerhouse of Venetian naval construction, the Arsenale. Though not open to the public (...

Whether on land or by water, we can design a wide variety of itineraries for people with special interests, lasting from 2 hours to 3 days, and starting at 220 Euros. Drawing on ou...

Architectural decoration and an exploration of the lagoon's urban fabric can be used to understand the daily life of Venetians during the Renaissance period.  The aim of this ...

Our 2.5-hour Daily Life in Venice walk for families takes place largely within an area of Venice that tourists rarely visit, passing from the neighborhoods of Santa Croce and San P...

Our neighborhood stroll through Dorsoduro will uncover one of the city's most exciting and intriguing creative neighborhoods. Dorsoduro is home to two of the city's most important ...

Starting with an introduction to why Venice was built where it is and how, the walk will equip visitors with the visual tools to interpret what we see in the historical context of ...