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24 hours in Venice
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city
Venice
Floods of Romance
area412 km²
calling code041
websitehttp://www.comune.venezia.it/
population271,251
The mere mention of Venice immediately conjures romantic images: quaintscenes of lovers on gondolas, slowly drifting down a tranquil canal. In reality,these fabled waterways are often polluted, flooding, traversed by commutersand tourists on modern waterbuses, and yes, quite lovely and astonishing.Experiencing a city without automobiles will be a new adventure for mostvisitors -- Venice is the largest car-free zone in Europe! There are plentyof connecting streets or footbridges for those who avoid using boats. Ofcourse, there is more to Venice than just the canals. This city has a rich andremarkably complex history; in the past, it was not only a city, it was theRepublic of Venice, an independent state and a pivotal center of internationaltrade, which tended to complicate its relations with other bodies. Now thatthis remarkable city has joined Italy (more than 200 years ago), it continuesto charm visitors with its lovely architecture, music, exuberant Carnival, andworld-famous Biennale art exhibition. However, you might have to act fast –after all, the city is sinking, and an alarming number of Venetians…[read more on www.tripwolf.com]
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HighlightsVenice Attractions
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Piazza San Marcosight
Piazza San Marco, Venezia 30170
Ponte di Rialtosight
Ponte di Rialto, Venezia 30100
Basilica di San Marcosight
Sestiere di San Marco 323, Venezia30124
Palazzo Ducalesight
San Marco 1, Venezia 30170
Campo Santa Margheritasight
Campo Santa Margherita, Venezia30125
Isola di Buranosight
Burano, Venezia
Muranosight
Venezia
Santa Maria della Salutesight
Fondamenta della Salute, Venezia30131
Frarisight
Campo dei Frari, Venezia 30170
Ponte dei Sospirisight
Ponte dei Sospiri, Venezia 30100
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HighlightsVeniceEating
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Corte Scontarestaurant
Calle del Pestrin 3886, Venezia 30122
Do Morirestaurant
Calle dei Do Mori 429, Venezia
Gelateria GROMCafé
Campo San Barnaba, 30123 Venezia
Ae Ocherestaurant
Sestiere Dorsoduro, 1414, 30123Venezia
FlorianCafé
Piazza San Marco 56, Venezia 30125
AlaskaCafé
Calle Larga dei Bari 1159, Venezia
Harry's Barrestaurant
Calle Vallaresso 1323, Venezia 30124
Da Albertorestaurant
Calle Giacinto Gallina 5401, Venezia
Osteria al Garanghèlorestaurant
Via Giuseppe Garibaldi, 1621, 30122Venezia
Naranzariarestaurant
Sestiere San Polo 130, Venezia 30125
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HighlightsVenice Nightlife &
Entertainmentvoted for by the tripwolf community
Al Bottegon (Cantina di Vinigià Schiavi)bar
Fondamenta Maravegie992,Dorsoduro, Venice
Café Bluebar
Sestiere Dorsoduro 3778, Venezia30125
Al Chioschettobar
Fondamenta Zattere 1406a, Venezia
Piccolo Mondo Music andDanceclub
Accademia D.D. 1056/a, 30100
Caffè Rossobar
Campo Santa Margherita 2963,Venezia 30125
Olandese Volantebar
Campo San Lio 5658, Venezia
Al Vaporebar
Via Fratelli Bandiera 8, Venice
Iguanabar
Fondamenta della Misericordia 2515,Venezia
Arcabar
Calle Lunga San Pantalon 3757,Venezia 30125
Da Codromabar
Fondamenta Briati 2540, Venezia30125
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HighlightsVeniceShopping
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Alianishop
Ruga Vecchia San Giovanni 654,Venezia 30125
Cenedeseshop
Piazza San Marco 40-41, Venezia30125
Signor Blumshop
Campo San Barnaba 2840, Venezia
Legatoria Piazzesishop
Campo Santa Maria del Giglio 2511c,Venezia 30125
Libreria Acqua Altashop
Sestiere Castello, 5176/B
Jesurumshop
Piazza San Marco 60/61, Venezia
Hibiscusshop
Rughetta del Ravano 1061, Venezia
Sansovinoshop
Piazza San Marco 84, Venezia
Venetia Studiumshop
Calle Larga XXII Marzo 2425, Venezia30125
Annelieshop
Calle Lunga San Barnaba 2748,Venezia
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Introduction
24 hours in Veniceby martin_F
Death in Venice - today, the city of canals has little in common with thedreamlike setting of Thomas Mann's famous novella. One is more likelyto encounter throngs of tourists who have opted to spend their vacationcirculating through the streets in unhealthy numbers. A short trip to the GrandCanal can still be a fantastic experience, especially if you can make it to someof the sights off the beaten path.
The large, lustrous, marble-white Santa Maria della Salute is an idealstarting point for a tour of discovery. This votive church, built after one ofthe era's many plagues, features everything that distinguishes the Baroquearchitecture of Venice - and on a vast scale.
The Piazza San Marco (if it isn't under water again) is at once a glamorousespresso catwalk, a tourist detention center, and a loo for doves. An elevatorride up to the bell floor of the famous campanile yields a glorious view of thecity. If you are interested in architecture, you should definitely check out St.Mark's Basilica. This church, built nearly one thousand years ago, epitomizesByzantine architecture, particularly the more than 4,000 square meters ofmosaics - singular décor indeed, and best admired from the gallery.
The colossal Doge's Palace once signaled the considerable political cloutof the city of canals. A tour of the interior is unquestionably a remarkableexperience; those in a hurry should make sure to observe the fancifulcharacters and scenes on the lunettes and arches of the facade.
Crowds and bottlenecks always define the Rialto Bridge, yet thisquintessential symbol of Venice - until the 19th century the only pedestrianbridge on the Grand Canal - is still a feast for the eyes. However, in Do Mori -Venice's oldest wine bar - you may well encounter a few authentic Venetians.Order a glass of wine and some tramezzini - tasty sandwiches - and you can'tgo wrong.
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Or if the obligatory gelato is more your style, try Alaska, the smallest and mosteccentric ice cream shop in the city. With any luck, the amusing flavors likeasparagus and licorice are still keeping the tourists at arm's length.
Likewise not on the standard itinerary of a city tour of Venice - but definitelyworth a look - is the Scuola Grande di San Rocco, where 56 incrediblepaintings by the genius Tintoretto in their original setting will take your breathaway.
Evening is upon us - there's hardly a better place in Venice for splendid fishin a variety of creations than at Restaurant Da Alberto.
On the other hand, as a locale for nightlife, the city of canals only offers somuch. Wanton and sweaty revelry is to be found here and there, though, forinstance at Café Blue or at the Piccolo Mondo. Those who cannot do withoutthat Ibiza vibe can take a vaporetto (water bus) to the party beaches of theLido.
A tip: Taking a vaporetto on the Grand Canal is (especially for those disinclinedto walk) a stunning experience but not an inexpensive one. A single ride costs6.50 Euros, the flexible water taxi begins its fare at 13 Euros, with every minutecosting 1.8 Euros.
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Santa Maria dellaSalute
address: Fondamenta della Salute, Venezia 30131website: www.seminariovenezia.itopening hours: Apr-Sep: daily 9am-noon, 3-6:30pm; Oct-Mar: daily
9am-noon, 3-5:30pmrates and features: Church: free, Sacristy: €1.50telephone: 041/2743928
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Santa Maria della Salute
The shining example of a Venetian baroque church - a fantastic building whichis clad in white marble and was designed by Baldassare Longhena with anoctagonal plan. The church was erected to give thanks for the end of anepidemic of plague.
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Piazza San Marco
The "most beautiful salon in the world", built with masterful mosaic art.
address: Piazza San Marco, Venezia 30170
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shanytrès belle place, qui lereste une fois inondé.
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Piazza San Marco
Napoleon's opinion that this was the "most beautiful salon in the world" haslost none of its validity 200 years later. The 175 m long, slightly trapezoidSt. Mark's Square is indeed unique, and the range of moods which oneexperiences in it over the course of the day or through the change of seasons,is enormous. It has been the scene of countless processions and very worldlyfestivities. Up to the present day, the Square is a vanity fair for locals andvisitors alike. And, during the rare moments on foggy winter days or very lateat night when, abandoned by the usual masses, it is tranquil, it serves as amagical setting for solitary dreamers. The buildings which line this square,whose form remains just as it was 800 years ago, are described elsewherein this book. Here one can simply recommend that the visitor emulate pastgenerations of travellers by strolling across the square with its arcades andluxury stores, and take in the unceasing wave of humanity and this uniquebackdrop.
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Basilica di SanMarco
At St Mark's Cathedral: gold and silver, jewels and mosaics.
address: Sestiere di San Marco 323, Venezia 30124website: www.basilicasanmarco.itopening hours: November - March/Aprile (Easter): 9.45 a.m. - 5.00
p.m. - Sunday and holidays: 2.00 p.m. - 4.00 p.m;March/April (Easter) - November: 9.45 a.m. - 5.00p.m. - Sunday and holidays: 2.00 p.m. - 5.00 p.m.
rates and features: freetelephone: +39 0415225697, +39 041 2708311other names: Markusdom
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Basilica di San Marco
The entrancing magnificence of this church with five domes, and arches andwindows with hand-carved ornamentation, the origins of which date backaround 1000 years, is the result of numerous extensions and conversions.The core of the church remains the structure erected in the 11th century inthe shape of a Greek cross in which at one time the city's defining relic, thebones of St Mark which were stolen from Alexandria, was kept. Entire librarieshave been filled with descriptions of this unique shrine to art. Here we areforced to confine ourselves to the main attractions: the incomparable stonemosaics, sadly covered to a large extent by carpets, in the choir area (accesswith a separate ticket on the right via the Cappella di San Clemente) therichly ornamented iconostasis, the high altar with the sarcophagus of St Mark,Sansovino's sacristy door and his bronze figures, the most precious piece, thePala d'Oro - a retable made between the 10th and 14th centuries of gold andenamel, inlaid with hundreds of jewels. And, of course, the splendid mosaics:Covering an area of over 4000 m2 they depict scenes from the Old and…[read more on www.tripwolf.com]
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Palazzo Ducale
Where the heart of Serenissima beat for 1000 years.
address: San Marco 1, Venezia 30170website: http://www.museiciviciveneziani.it/frame.asp?
musid=8&sezione=museifax: +39 041 528 5028telephone: +39 0412715911other names: Der Dogenpalast
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Palazzo Ducale
The palace of palaces, the centre of political and legislative power, the highestsymbol of Venetian civilisation, and a motif in every veduta. Over a periodof almost 1000 years, 120 Doges held the reins of Venice's destiny. Thecomplex, which comprises three wings with lengths of between 70 and 100 m,was mainly given its present, Gothic form, in the 14th and early 15th centuries.The marble-clad façade alone, the lower areas of which are ornamentedwith countless delicate columns and arches, merits the greatest admiration.You should also make note of the beautiful sculptures "Adam and Eve", and"Noah's Drunkenness" on the corners of the south wing, and the charmingscenes on each one of the dozens of column capitals. A tour of the inside ofthe Doge's palace is completely overwhelming. It starts opposite the Loggettaand the campanile with its High Gothic main door, the Porta della Carta,through which one enters the inner courtyard dominated by a double-storeytriumphal arch, the Arco Foscari, and the Scala dei Giganti, which guardsJacopo Sansovino's statues of Neptune and Mars. Continuing on the tour,one…[read more on www.tripwolf.com]
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Ponte di Rialto
This famous bridge is the symbol of Venice's former economic power.
address: Ponte di Rialto, Venezia 30100website: http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponte_di_Rialto
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Ponte di Rialto
Busy statisticians have counted more than 400 bridges which help to crossaround 150 canals in Venice and connect over 100 islands. Some areunnamed, others inconspicuous. Some are specially important in terms oftraffic or cultural history, others are famous as meeting places or photographicmotifs - above all the Rialto Bridge. For centuries, this was the commercialcentre of this trading metropolis. The sea traders unloaded their goods here,and this is where the leading banks and trading houses were based. Originallymade of wood, by the end of the 16th century, the bridge which connects thedistricts of San Marco and San Polo was rotten, and was replaced by onemade of Istrian stone. In the mid 19th century it was the only pedestrian routeacross the Canal Grande. It was built by one Antonio da Ponte whose ratherungainly but very solid design, which allowed ample space for ships to pass,won out over designs by more prominent competitors such as Michelangelo,Palladio, Sansovino and Scamozzi.
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Do Mori
Enjoy a little glass of wine, a spicy snack and a chat with the locals atVenice's oldest stand-up bar.
address: Calle dei Do Mori 429, Veneziaopening hours: Mon-Sat: 08:30 - 20:30telephone: +39 0415225401
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lucamaniMolto caratteristicobuona selezione divini da gustare con ibuonissimi cicchetti,da non perdere quellicon il baccalà
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Do Mori
This baraco, which is situated not far from the fish market on Rialto, is over500 years old and is therefore the oldest in Venice. You will find countlesspans and copper vessels hanging from the ceiling, and there are more than100 excellent wines in the bar. You can also enjoy lots of tramezzini and othersnacks.
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Alaska
address: Calle Larga dei Bari 1159, Veneziatelephone: +39-041-715211
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Reputedly the best - and smallest - gelateria in the city. Carlo Pistacchi usespurely natural ingredients to create dozens of exotic varieties of ice cream,from asparagus and ginger to artichoke, liquorice and mulberry. A dream!
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Scoletta di SanRocco
address: San Polo 3052, Venezia 30125email: [email protected]: www.scuolagrandesanrocco.itfax: +39 0415242820opening hours: 9.30 AM – 5.30 PMrates and features: Full Price: € 7,00 (including audio-guide); Reduced:
€ 5,00; Children: freetelephone: +39 0415234864
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Scoletta di San Rocco
If you don't find this collection breathtaking, then you've probably lost yourtaste for art completely. Towards the end of the 16th century, and over a periodof 18 years Jacopo Robusti - better known as Tintoretto - decorated the wallsand ceilings of this building with 56 paintings.
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Da Alberto
address: Calle Giacinto Gallina 5401, Veneziaopening hours: Mon-Sat: 10:30 - 15:00, 18:30 - 23:00price level: mid-rangerates and features: It's a medium priced restaurant. A main course
costs between EUR 13.00 and EUR 15.00. Pleaseask for up-to-date prices at the restaurant. Debit andcredit cards are accepted.
telephone: +39 0415238153credit cards: EC
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peronceToo expensive. Similarfood places with halftheir price.
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Da Alberto
If you enjoy exquisite fish, this is the place for you! A different menu is servedhere every day. It features specialities such as spaghetti with scampi or squid,fish gnocchi or risotto, sea bass, dried cod in a salt crust and lots morebesides.
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Café Blue
address: Sestiere Dorsoduro 3778, Venezia 30125email: [email protected] hours: daily: 8pm-2amtelephone: +39 041710227
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Café Blue
Very popular meeting place for students. Huge selection of imported draughtbeer, as well as lots of different types of tea and, in the back room, a wellstocked whiskey bar.
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Piccolo MondoMusic and Dance
address: Accademia D.D. 1056/a, 30100email: [email protected]: http://www.piccolomondo.biz/opening hours: Mon-Sun: 22:00 - 04:00telephone: (0039) - 041 - 5200371
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Piccolo Mondo Music and Dance
A pub during the day, this establishment is transformed into a friendly, albeitfairly sedate disco at night. A very mixed clientele comes here. A DJ playshere. The particular highlight here are the live events.
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The travel info for Venice
Our trip guru's tipstripwolf's tripguru for Venice, m49, shows you the most exciting aspects of thecity. m49 is a frequent and passionate visitor to Venice and especially adoresthe out-of-the-way corners of the city. More information on m49 can be foundon tripwolf's community profile pages on the Web.
Our trip guru's tips > Blogs, Internet Magazines, MetaWhat blogs and Internet magazines should one read in and about Venice?www.comune.venezia.it (inkl. Hochwasser-Anzeige)
Our trip guru's tips > Cult Movies/Books/SongsIn which movies, books, and songs does the city of Venice play a major role?Movies:Lasse Hallström: Casanova (2005)Steven Spielberg: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck: The Tourist (2010)Martin Campbell: James Bond - Casino Royale (2006)Silvio Soldini: Bread and Tulips (2000)Shawn Levy: Just Married (2003)F. Gary Gray: The Italian Job (2003)Books:Novels by Donna LeonTiziano Scarpa: Venice is a FishThomas Mann: Death in VeniceShakespeare: The Merchant of Venice
Our trip guru's tips > EventsWhat are the 3 most famous and the 3 most exciting events in the city?The 3 most famous events:- Carnival (February/March): www.carnivalofvenice.com/- Biennale (every 2 years, September): www.labiennale.org/- Vogalonga (May): rowing marathon, www.vogalonga.it/The 3 most exciting events:- Festa del Redentore (July): festival, www.redentorevenezia.it- Su e zo per i ponti (Up and Down the Bridges) (March/April): Race throughVenedig, http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Su_e_zo_per_i_ponti
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- Regata storica (September): Regatta on the Canale Grande, http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regata_Storica_%28Venezia%29
Our trip guru's tips > Free StuffWhat free offers should I not overlook?Park near Giardini / Santa Elena, looking at the Palazzo Contarini delBolvolo at the Campo Manin from the outside, getting lost in the alleys ofVenice, observing the gondola workshop while they make repairs (SqueroSan Trovaso), photographing the most crooked door in Venice (San Polo963A), finding the lowest house passageway in Venice (Sottoportico Zurlin)
Our trip guru's tips > Immerse YourselfWhat places give me that special Venice feeling the fastest?A ride on the Vaporetto (1/2 lines) through the Canal Grande or hanging outat the Piazza San Marco (even better: the city's less touristy piazzas)
Our trip guru's tips > Making FriendsWhere and how can I get to know approachable native citizens?In the small bars and kiosks everywhere.
Our trip guru's tips > Price IndexHow much is......a snack?3-5 €...a subway/bus/streetcar ticket or taxi ride?6.50 € for an hour on the Vaporetto...a coffee / a beer / a pack of cigarettes?2 € / 4 € / 4 €...a museum ticket?4- 10 € / 18 € for the Museum Pass...a fun night in pubs and clubs?Venice has no pubs or clubs! But it does have Aperol Spritz, Cicchetti, andopen-air events.
Our trip guru's tips > SouvenirsI still have some money left over, what should I buy in Venice as a souvenir?- T-shirt or a bag from Piazza Santo Stefano Chiosco with flood theme- Book or postcard from the Libreria Calle del Tintor (at Calle Longa, nearSanta Maria Formosa)- Carnival Mask from L'artista della Barbaria (Castello 6360/a)
Our trip guru's tips > Typical VeniceWhat makes this city distinctive, unique, or nerve-wracking - and what are thereasons for it?Venice is a city without cars and bikes - and this alone is quite unusual! Thecity is actually IN water, indicated by the many canals, of course, and alsoby the Acqua Alta (high water), then the water level regularly overflows andfloods the city temporarily.
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Venice can be quite annoying and claustrophobic, since many tourists clogthe narrow streets. For every resident, 20 tourists visit every year.
Our trip guru's tips > WifiWhere and how can I get a good Internet connection?Many hotels have Wifi.
Our trip guru's tips > Wolf TrapsWhat should I avoid in Venice under all circumstances?- Don't buy fake bags/belts- Don't buy food or drink near major sites; just a couple of streets away it willbe much cheaper.
Our trip guru's tips > Yet, also consider this...Is there anything else that people should know about Venice?After you have seen the familiar top attractions (Piazza San Marco, Rialto,Canal Grande), make sure to explore the smaller, less frequented streets,there is always something to discover!
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