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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…

Getting lost in Venice's small lanes is perhaps the best ways to discover it and enjoy some of its spirit. It let's you discover unusual places which are a bit odd and off the typical tourist itineraries, but still much frequented…

Ask any local about nightlife in Venice, and the immediate response will undoubtedly be Campo Santa Margherita, the post-sunset party destination for local university students, and you can’t claim to have sampled the real essence…