Whether you’re here to soak in the rich history, explore natural wonders, or simply enjoy the local cuisine, this page has everything you need to make the most of your visit. Below, you’ll find essential resources like public transportation routes to popular attractions, links to purchase tickets in advance, and a handy map of recommended…
Venice, Italy, a city renowned for its intricate waterways and rich history, is also a gateway to some of the most beautiful beaches in the Adriatic Sea. Whether you’re a beachcomber, a sun worshipper, or a water sports enthusiast, the beaches near Venice offer something for everyone. From the famous Lido di Venezia, known for…
![[Day Trip] 12 Fun & Quirky Things to Do in Burano, Italy](https://venicerevealed.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/burano-island-768x624.jpg)
Known for its brightly colored houses, exquisite lacemaking, and iconic leaning tower, Burano is a treasure trove of experiences waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re a first-time visitor to Venice or a seasoned traveler, Burano promises a memorable journey. As a local to Venice, I travel there quite frequently. Burano, a former fishing village, is…
Discover the culinary treasures of the restaurants in Dorsoduro Venice. From seafood delights to vegetarian options, explore the best restaurants and savor authentic Venetian food. When you’re in Dorsoduro, you’re in for a treat. This area is famous for its restaurants that offer a taste of true Venetian cuisine. From cozy eateries tucked away in…
![[For 2024] The 9 Best Spots to Get a Spritz in Venice](https://venicerevealed.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/aperol-spritz-768x576.jpg)
Venice is known for its quiet canals, ornate architecture, and maritime history. But, it’s also famous for it’s love of Spritz, one of the most quintessential cocktails in Venice. Made with Prosecco, bitter Aperol or Campari, a splash of soda water, and a slice of orange or lemon, the Spritz isn’t just a drink; it’s…
![[13 Local Tips] What to Do in Venice at Night](https://venicerevealed.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/grand-canal-at-night-768x379.jpg)
Venice at night is special. It’s quieter and feels more magical without the crowds. Living near Venice, my favorite visits are in the evening after the day visitors have gone. Staying overnight lets you enjoy Venice like a local, away from the usual hustle. It’s the best way to truly experience this beautiful city. There…
![[2024] Does Venice Smell Bad? Yes, But Also No](https://venicerevealed.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/iron-bridge-cannaregio-768x576.jpg)
Does Venice smell? Yes, but also no. The real answer is that it can sometimes smell, but it rarely does. I live near Venice and have been there countless times. I think the canals have smelled twice in all of those times, only in a couple of areas, and only during the hottest months. After…
![[2024] Venice Flooding Season: Dealing with Acqua Alta](https://venicerevealed.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/worst-time-to-visit-venice-1-768x256.png)
Venice, the floating city with its labyrinth of canals, ornate bridges, and rich history, has long captivated the hearts of travelers. Yet, between October and January, there is a phenomenon known as acqua alta, or the Venice flooding season, a seasonal high tide that transforms Venice into a surreal waterworld. In some ways, this is…
Welcome to Cannaregio, my favorite of the six sestieri or neighborhoods of Venice. I live near Venice and get to go there very often. When I do, I end up spending most of my time in the Cannaregio district. This charming district, brimming with history and culture just steps from the Santa Lucia train station,…
Located in the Castello area of Venice, the Venetian Arsenal was once the largest single largest industrial complex in Europe before the Industrial Revolution. It played a key role in Venice’s rise as a maritime power. The Arsenale was not just a shipyard; it was a symbol of innovation and strength. Today, the Arsenale is…
