Every November, Venice celebrates one of its most meaningful traditions: the Festa della Madonna della Salute. Unlike the colourful spectacle of Carnival or the excitement of the Regata Storica, this celebration reveals a quieter, more intimate side of Venetian life. On November 21, 2026, residents and visitors will gather around...
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Venice is famous for its canals, historic palaces, and extraordinary artistic heritage. But every autumn, the city reveals another fascinating identity: a vibrant destination for contemporary music and international jazz. The Venezia Jazz Festival Fall Edition 2026, organised by Veneto Jazz, brings a rich programme...
The Venice Biennale is one of the world's most celebrated contemporary art events, but behind every exhibition lies a world of unexpected stories, creative experiments, and fascinating details. The 61st International Art Exhibition, In Minor Keys, runs until November 22, 2026, offering visitors one last opportunity to discover an extraordinary...
Venice Design Week 2026: From Contemporary Design to Murano Glass What does design mean in a city that has been shaped by centuries of creativity, craftsmanship and experimentation? In Venice, the answer can be found almost everywhere, from the proportions and decorative details of its historic palaces to the objects...
Some cities are best explored on foot. Venice was made to be seen from the water. In October 2026, this special relationship between Venice and the sea takes centre stage with the arrival of one of Italy’s most famous ships: Amerigo Vespucci, the historic training ship of the Italian Navy....
Venice is a city made by hand. Behind its extraordinary palaces, decorated interiors, mosaics and precious objects lies a centuries-old tradition of skilled artisans working with glass, textiles, wood, metal and many other materials. For travellers visiting Venice in October 2026, there is a special opportunity to discover this side...
When you visit Murano, glass is probably the first thing that comes to mind. For centuries, the island has been synonymous with furnaces, master glassmakers and one of Venice’s most celebrated artistic traditions. But there is another Murano landmark that visitors often see before they even set foot on the...
When you visit Burano, the colourful houses are usually the first thing to capture your attention. Red, yellow, blue, green and pink façades line the canals, creating one of the most distinctive landscapes in the Venetian Lagoon. But look above the rooftops and you will notice something else. Rising over...
Every September, Venice becomes a stage for the world. From 2 to 12 September 2026, the 83rd Venice Film Festival returns to the Lido, bringing international cinema, directors, actors and film lovers to one of the most extraordinary settings in the world. Cameras turn towards the red carpet. Boats arrive...
Once a year, the Grand Canal reminds everyone what Venice has always been: a city built around the water. On 6 September 2026, the Regata Storica returns to Venice, filling the Grand Canal with traditional boats, historic costumes, competitive rowing and one of the most extraordinary spectacles in the Venetian...
Best event in Venice in Summer: The Festa del Redentore is one of the most iconic and beloved events in Venice. Every year, thousands of Venetians and visitors gather to celebrate this centuries-old tradition that combines history, faith, culture, and breathtaking fireworks over the Venetian Lagoon. If you're planning a...
Venice in Summer 2026 promises an unforgettable season filled with culture, music, traditions, and unique experiences on the water. From world-class theatre performances to spectacular concerts in St. Mark's Square and the iconic Festa del Redentore, the city offers visitors countless reasons to explore its timeless beauty. Whether you're visiting...
Venice Biennale: 10 Things to Do During the Venice Biennale 2026 Every two years, the world turns its attention to one of the most inspiring cultural events on the planet: the Venice Biennale. Artists, collectors, architects, photographers, journalists, and travelers arrive in Venice to experience cutting-edge contemporary art in one...
Every two years, Venice becomes the global capital of contemporary art thanks to the world-famous Venice Biennale Art Exhibition, one of the most prestigious cultural events on the international scene. Artists, collectors, curators, and art lovers from all over the world gather in the lagoon city to experience groundbreaking installations,...
When people think about Burano, the first image that comes to mind is a postcard-perfect island filled with brightly colored houses reflected in the canals. While this is certainly part of its charm, Burano offers much more than a quick photo opportunity—especially if you have the time to enjoy it...
As spring returns to Venice and temperatures begin to rise after Easter, the lagoon awakens with a renewed sense of life and color. It’s the perfect time to rediscover its most iconic islands, and there’s no better way to do so than with a Burano boat tour designed for comfort,...
When travelers think about Venice, they imagine St. Mark’s Square, gondolas, and grand palaces reflected in the canals. Yet beyond the iconic landmarks lies a quieter, greener world scattered across the Venice lagoon islands — a constellation of secret orchards, cloister gardens, vineyards, and reforested landscapes accessible only by water....
When travelers think of the Venice islands, they often imagine colorful houses, lace-making traditions, and peaceful vineyards. Yet hidden among the lagoon’s waters lies another powerful story — one of fortresses, arsenals, gunpowder depots, and naval dominance. For centuries, Venice was not only a mercantile republic but also one of...
Venice Carnival 2026: Olympus – The Origins of the Game From January 31 to February 17, 2026, Venice will once again dress in wonder for the return of its world-renowned Carnival. This year's edition celebrates the Olympic spirit with a powerful and evocative theme:“Olympus – The Origins of the Game”.It’s...
