L'itinerario è pensato per chi desidera scoprire percorsi alternativi, per chi vuole conoscere le piccole chiese che racchiudono grandi capolavori, per chi ama l’arte contemporanea e l’artigianato. Scoprirai le zone a minor concentrazione turistica che non mancano certo di vivacità e autenticità e che si lasciano piacevolmente scoprire a piedi. Tantissime sono infatti i musei e le chiese che s'incontreranno nei sestieri, oltre alle sedi dell’università Ca’ Foscari di Venezia, ma anche squeri (cantieri per la fabbricazione e manutenzione di gondole) e laboratori per la produzione di forcole, maschere e ceramica. Senza dubbio un'esperienza ideale per chi desidera evitare la folla e godersi in tranquillità alcuni tra gli angoli più pittoreschi della città. Il tutto in assoluta tranquillità tra piccole chiese, calli e fondamenta silenziose per imbattersi in scorci della città che solo i Veneziani conoscono.
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We’ll pass by the iconic Ca’ Foscari, a gothic palace that stands proudly on the Grand Canal. It is home to the Venice University, and its architectural beauty is a perfect example of Venetian Gothic style, with its stunning stonework and intricate details. The building once belonged to the wealthy Foscari family, and today it serves as a center for learning, blending rich history with the vibrancy of student life. It’s an essential part of the cultural fabric of Venice!
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We’ll continue our journey by entering the Church of San Pantalon, home to the largest painting on canvas in the world. This masterpiece covers the entire ceiling, leaving visitors in awe. Just outside, we’ll find Venice’s only Banksy graffito, cleverly reflected in the canal’s waters—an unexpected juxtaposition of modern art against Venice’s rich historical backdrop.
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One Nightlife Hub: Campo Santa Margherita
Next, we’ll visit Campo Santa Margherita, one of the most vibrant and beloved squares in Venice. It’s a hub of social life, especially in the evenings, with bustling cafés, local bars, and outdoor seating that create a lively atmosphere. The square is a perfect blend of authentic Venetian charm and youthful energy, often frequented by locals and students. Its open space, surrounded by beautiful buildings, makes it a great spot to pause, soak in the surroundings, and experience a side of Venice that many tourists miss.
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Next, we’ll step into the charming Campo San Barnaba, a picturesque square that transports you to another time. Known for its beautiful church and the iconic scene from the movie Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, this square also features a stunning view of the canal. It's the location where Katharine Hepburn famously "fell" into the water, adding a touch of cinematic history to this tranquil spot. The atmosphere here is serene, making it a perfect place to pause and reflect.
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We’ll stroll along the San Basilio area, once the bustling maritime terminal for steamers in the 19th century, and enjoy the scenic view of the Canale della Giudecca. On our right, we’ll admire the Molino Stucky, a striking example of 19th-century industrial architecture. This former flour mill has been magnificently transformed into a luxury hotel, retaining its impressive industrial character while blending modern hospitality. The building stands as a testament to Venice's evolving history and its industrial heritage.
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This wide fondamenta, once known as "Carbonaia" for the coal unloaded here, was paved in 1519 and later named "delle Zattere" due to its role as a docking point for rafts—called "Zattere"—that carried wood to the Arsenale from the mainland. Today, the Zattere offers a beautiful, peaceful walk along the Giudecca Canal, providing stunning views of the water and the buildings that line the shore. It’s a tranquil space where you can soak in Venice’s rich maritime history.
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Squero San Trovaso is a hidden gem where the centuries-old tradition of gondola craftsmanship comes to life. Nestled along the peaceful canals of Dorsoduro, this charming boatyard is a living testament to Venice's maritime heritage, offering an intimate look at the art of boatbuilding. The picturesque setting, coupled with the sound of woodwork and gentle waves, makes it a must-see for those seeking to explore the authentic soul of Venice.
5 minutiIngresso gratuito
As we reach the tip of the Dorsoduro triangle, we’ll marvel at a fascinating combination of historical landmarks, all set in one of Venice’s most scenic areas where the Grand Canal meets the Giudecca Canal. Here, we’ll stroll by a majestic art museum housed in an old customs building, admire an impressive baroque church, and explore the Patriarchal Seminary of Venice. The highlight is the striking statue of the Fortune Goddess, watching over the tranquil scene, symbolizing both luck and prosperity for this beautiful corner of the city.
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under the trees
La mappa mostra Venezia. Il punto d'incontro esatto è l'indirizzo qui sopra.Apri mappa più grande
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