Venice in Silence: Art, History, and Local Life in San Marco
Tour description
Venice is not just a city to visit, but to understand and listen to.
This tour is designed for curious travellers, art and history lovers, for those who wish to experience Venice observing the details and listening the stories.
We will start with an introduction to understand how Venice was born, why it is a unique city in the world, and how it has been structured over time, thanks to the construction of islands and urban spaces designed to be experienced walking by foot.
We will enter into the Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo, one of the most evocative and authentic places in the city, where history, architecture, and daily life still intertwine today.
We will make a stop at one of the most curious bookstores in the world, the Libreria Acqua Alta, a symbolic place that particularly tells the relationship between Venice and water.
During the journey, we will talk about gondolas, their significance, and the role they have played in the life of the city.
In St. Mark's Square, politics and religion melt, the mosaics of the Basilica, the Doge's Palace, and the Bridge of Sighs are just a few examples of the many things we will see.
The tour lasts 1 hour and a half and is available in Italian, Spanish, and English.
