21/02/2023
Today, Mardi Gras, the celebrations of the Carnival of Venice come to an end!
We want to show you the best shots we have taken these last few days, tell us your favorites in the comments!! 🥳🎭🎉
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Today, Mardi Gras, the celebrations of the Carnival of Venice come to an end!
We want to show you the best shots we have taken these last few days, tell us your favorites in the comments!! 🥳🎭🎉
- 1 week until Christmas’ Eve🎅🏻🎄🤶🏻
We really love Christmas lights! Especially this year’s tree, with its golden lights ✨
Today, November 21, Venice celebrates the “Madonna della Salute” Feast, an annual anniversary to commemorate the miraculous disappearance of the plague that struck the city in 1630, thanks to the intercession of Our Lady.
During the epidemic, Doge Nicolò Contarini and Patriarch Giovanni Tiepolo organized a prayer procession that lasted three days and three nights, vowing to Our Lady to build a temple dedicated to her if she helped the city survive the plague. Soon, the infections decreased until they stopped. In 1631 the foundation stone was laid for the construction of the Basilica della Salute, still a pilgrimage destination on this day much felt by the Venetians.
It is in fact tradition to go to the Basilica to light a candle and pray for the health of loved ones, a wish that we extend to all of you in the hope of better times.
Bought or handmade? Chocolate or not? We are talking about our San Martino’s patries of course!!
Today November 11, in Venice we celebrate the saint: tradition has it that every Venetian celebrates this day by eating the classic dessert in the shape of a knight riding his horse.
If you happen to go around the streets of the city, you could also meet groups of children who, beating pots and lids with wooden ladles, sing folk songs and ask for treats from merchants.
We wish you a happy San Martino!
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Tonight will be St. John’s night, that is considered a magical one; the tradition suggests to prepare the St. John’s water, using spontaneous herbs and some flowers 🌸 🌿
You can use: mint, basil, rosemary, thymus, daisies, poppies, mallow plant, hypericum, jasmine, dandelion and many others depending on the place you live. The best would be grab them right after the sunset, then you have to put all your picks in a water bowl.
The bowl have to stay outside the whole night, because the magic part happens during dark hours, the dew that will settle on the herbs will contain the power of nature gods.
In the morning you should wash your face and body with that water, this will bring love, fortune and health in your life!
Did you know this tradition? 🧙🏽♀️✨
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Easter symbolizes the renewal of life. We wish you and your family the renewal of life, love, and happiness.
Never was a thoroughfare so aptly named as the Grand Canal, reflecting the glories of centuries of Venetian architecture in the 50 palazzi and six churches lining its banks.
At the end of Venice’s signature S-shaped waterway, the Palazzo Ducale and Basilica di San Marco add double exclamation points.
But wait until you see what’s hiding in the narrow backstreets: neighbourhood churches lined with Veroneses and priceless marbles, convents graced with ethereal Bellinis, Tiepolo’s glimpses of heaven on homeless-shelter ceilings, and a single Titian painting that mysteriously lights up an entire basilica.
Venice will be celebrating the 1,600th anniversary of its founding starting on March 25 and events in honor of it will run through all of next year.
The events will tell of the history, attractions, and culture of the city that made it a world icon over the course of its 16 centuries in existence.
Two artichokes, fresh mushrooms, garlic, a pinch of salt, just enough flour…
Whether you are an experienced chef or you only warm up ready meals, our wonderful chef will guide you step by step and teach you how to prepare a real Venetian meal.
Lunch is ready! Come and taste it!
Counting our blessings and wishing you more. We hope you enjoy the New Year in store.
#2021
Venice does not mess around when it comes to holiday decorations. Extravagantly decorated Christmas trees and festive lights are all a part of the city’s dazzling display✨
🎄This year's Christmas tree in St Mark's Square is in the format of an installation by the Italian artist Fabrizio Plessi, featuring 80 large screens that project a luminous golden light.
✨ Beaten gold leaf is mostly industrially produced in China. In Venice, Berta Battiloro is upholding the craft of gold beating by hand, using a hammer. The family business is "The Last of the Gold Beaters" – and they’re very proud of their craftmanship.
For sheer life and colour the Rialto market has it all, and no market in the world has a better setting.
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As Italy opens its borders, we report from Venice where hotels and restaurants are eager to welcome back overseas visitors but some fear a return to mass tourism
Let’s restart!
Gray Line Venice today reopens.
Guests are once again looking on monuments, squares, streets, architectures, statues and all those glories Venice keep and that for long time have suffered from loneliness and lucky gazes. Even so, they never stop being the protagonists.
Streets and squares are populating again, with children’s screaming as Venetian afternoons’ soundtrack.
This will be a fresh start in name of safety. New procedures will be adopted to keep and safeguard your physical safety, but your look will be as usually free to extend to the splendour of the surroundings.
Together we will build a new way of living “our Venice”, because the world asks us to change.
A big thank goes to all of you. We wait for you soon to share new experiences and we are sure seeing each other once again will be such an emotion.
Let’s stay united. Once again.
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