Venice traditions
Festivals, events, handicrafts and Venetian cuisine
Many visitors are more interested in Venice traditions than in monuments and museums. Although Venice is notoriously a treasure of art and history, it is easy to understand why so many people want to know more about Venetian traditions: Venice offers a wide choice of festivals, cultural events and handicrafts (Murano glass, Burano lace and much more).
Moreover, Venetian cuisine is a pleasant surprise that tourists will discover during their stay, between a visit to Saint Mark's square and a tour of minor islands. And finally, they could end their day in a bacaro, drinking spritz and eating cicchetti - an extremely popular tradition of Venice.
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Spritz is the most typical and famous Venetian aperitif, born in Venice at the time of Austrian domination. Spritz is a cocktail made with white wine and...
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Su e zo per i ponti is the most famous Venice march, being held since 25 years in Venice. Su e zo per i ponti march is open to everybody willing to spend a...
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Venice gondola is probably the most famous symbol of Venice: asymmetric, long, narrow and painted in shiny black. Gondolas used to be a popular and...
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Finding your way in this town may be quite complicated unless you are not aware of the original toponymy of Venice: street names are not usually mentioned...
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The altane are a special kind of terrace, typical of Venice. Such a Venetian terraces are made in wood and are built on the top of the roofs: supported by...
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