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David Hockney a Ca’ Pesaro
Ca’ Pesaro, the grand palace of the second half of the 17th century where the International Galler
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Vere da pozzo – Venetian wellheads
Venice is undoubtedly a city unique in all the world, a symphony of treasures, monuments, palaces, g
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The Venice Historical Regatta and Caterina Cornaro: the strength of a woman
The Venice Historical Regatta will take place on Sunday, September 3rd, (the Regata takes place the
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The Redentore Feast in Venice
The Redentore Feast (Redeemer’s Feast) is a traditional feast of Venice: it is celebrated on the t
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Scala Contarini del Bovolo (Bovolo staircase)
Contarini del Bovolo Palace is a late Gothic building in San Marco district, near Campo Manin, overl
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Vogalonga 2017 – 43rd edition
Only three days to the 43rd edition of the Vogalonga here in Venice! Vogalonga is a rowing regatta i
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Festa della Sensa – Feast of the Ascension
Next Sunday it’s going to be the Feast of the Sensa here in Venice, and we’re going to celebrate
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Ponte del Diavolo (Devil’s Bridge) in Torcello
Torcello is one of the oldest islands of the Venetian lagoon, north of Burano, in the middle of a sa
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Palazzo Dario, the cursed palace
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]A horrible fate has combined the stories of the owners of this be
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The history of printmaking – part 2
In Venice, in the fifteenth century, the Republic of Venice is at its peak as territorial expansion,
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The history of Printmaking – part 01
The Art of printing was born in China during the Han Dynasty (a print on fabric can be dated 220 [&h
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The Art of printing in Venice
In the 15th Century the Venetian Republic reached the height of its expansion. No European state cou
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