Nature

Small garden created during the Napoleonic era on the edge of St. Mark's Basin, restored and reopened in 2019, a green break between the Piazzetta and the …

At the northern end of the Lido, a greener and older area, home to the church and former monastery of San Nicolò, the old Jewish cemetery, and a protected …

A small monastery island occupied by Franciscan friars since the 13th century, San Francesco del Deserto offers, among cypresses and silence, one of the mo…

Former quarantine station of the Republic of Venice, today a visitable archaeological and natural site.

A wooden footbridge connects Burano to Mazzorbo, a much quieter and greener agricultural island.

Nicknamed the vegetable garden of Venice, Sant'Erasmo is the largest agricultural island in the lagoon, known for its purple artichokes and appreciated for…

A long sandy spit separating the lagoon from the Adriatic, the Lido is Venice's seaside resort: beaches, Belle Époque hotels and the Mostra del Cinema coex…

Almost deserted today, Torcello was one of the very first settlements of the lagoon, more populated than Venice itself in the early Middle Ages. It preserv…