An Icon of Music and History Opened on May 16, 1792, by architect Gianantonio Selva, Teatro La Fenice was built on the site of the Teatro San Benedetto, which was destroyed by fire in 1774. Its name, “The Phoenix,” symbolizes rebirth and...
From August 27 to September 6, 2025, the Lido of Venice once again became the stage for the Venice International Film Festival, now in its 82nd edition. Every year, this event transforms the lagoon into the world capital of cinema, attracting directors, actors,...
Discovering Venice Through Its Flavors To truly experience a city, you must taste it. And there’s no doubt—Venetian cuisine is one of the most fascinating and original in all of Italy. Rooted in the history of the Serenissima Republic, it fuses maritime...
Often nicknamed “Little Venice”, Chioggia is one of the most authentic places in the lagoon. Less crowded than its famous sister, it offers picturesque canals, a strong fishing tradition, and a laid-back atmosphere perfect for slow discovery. Canals and fishing boats...
Padua is a city with an ancient heart and a curious soul — rich in history, art, devotion, and irony. Among the many nicknames and expressions used to describe it, one stands out for its wit and charm: the city of the three withouts. It’s a popular, affectionate...
