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[vc_row][vc_column][grve_slider ids="28488" hide_image_title="yes" hide_image_caption="yes" navigation_type="0" zoom_effect="none" overlay_opacity="0"][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][grve_title title="A wine shop where kindess, expertise, and wines are all best in class" heading="h2" line_type="line"][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]"Ai 3 San Marchi" is not just a wine shop with very good wine of the house and selected bottles of Italian wines: it is a newly opened winery that became a reference in Venice from the very first day The reason is very simple: it's owner Maria Vianello, the first female sommelier in Venice. Maria, who is well known in Venice for he…
Lollo's trademarks are the custom crafted Panini with high-quality Italian ingredients that are guaranteed to make you drool!…
Beers, sandwiches, music, TVs, and sports, also Venice has its Irish Pub!…
"Peter's tea house" is the only tea house in Venice. Here you'll find everything you need for the making of exquisite teas and infusions: beautiful teapots, finely decorated cups, and most importantly a vast selection of tea and infusions to pick from.…
Originally a patrician’s palace in typical Flamboyant Gothic style, in 1659 it became the residence of Bishop Marco Giustinian who later bought and donated the property to the Torcello diocese. In 1805 the Torcello diocese was abolished, and the palace became Murano's town hall. The museum was created in 1861 and was housed on the first floor, but the rapid growth of the collection lead the museum to occupy the whole building. Since 1923, when Murano was annexed to Venice, the museum became part of the Venice Civic Museums.…
Dive into an atmosphere that speaks of centuries of traditions and stories, in the oldest bacaro in Venice.…
The best place for fried food on the go.…
Built after the fall of the Serenissima, the "Accademia" hosts a great variety of pre-19th century Venetian Art…
The most famous pastry shop in Venice, and the authority when it comes to the typical Carnival "frittelle"…
The wide price range, which starts as low as 30 euros and can increase up to a few thousand euros depending on the complexity of the work and the value of the metals and the stones, makes it possible for all to get an authentic and high-quality craft, entirely hand made in Venice!…
It’s commonly said that ‘Venice is a great place where to get lost’, something we don’t disagree with but, if we’re not the kind of persons who would recommend to always be attached to a map, we do believe that to get to meet the authentic Venice you need to be able to orientate yourself in the city, which requires a bit of help…even for venetians, at times… So, here they are our favorites places where to eat & drink, shop local, chill and explore, and even to contemplate the numerous curiosities of the city, all put together on a single interactive map, as we think it could come in handy at times! Enjoy the Venice we love, the Venice of the locals!
WARNING: Please keep in mind that Venice is a very unique and complex city, therefore even Google struggles providing users with clear directions and ways to get to a destination. Therefore, you should see all Google Maps informations as indicative and always keep in mind that the full adress of the places you are interested in can be found on their respective page of this website. If you have doubts about how to get to a particular place don’t hesitate to use the adress we provide by inserting it in your GPS and to politely ask for help from the people who know Venice the best: the venetians!