Today, as in the past, everything in Venice still travels by water. The only modern touch being the use of motorized boats. Motorized watercraft of all types ply through the canals in place of more tiring oar-powered ones, but a l…

The ancient Jewish quarter of Venice was named after the old foundry (getto) that once stood here. This was the first ghetto ever created, and Jews were forced to live here from 1516 until the 1800s. Now, the large central campo i…

A visit to a unique museum that will give us an overview of society in the 18th century as we follow the footsteps of the most famous Venetian figure.No one born and raised in Venice has ever been quite like Giacomo Casanova, famo…