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Pasticceria Rizzardini
Pasticceria Rizzardini is a classic Venetian pastry shop full of old-world charm. It’s always lively with locals stopping in for a quick espresso and something sweet, especially the famous veneziane alla crema, fresh and impossible to resist! -
Pasticceria Targa
Pasticceria Targa is run by two brothers and is renowned for its delicious Venetian pastries. Among their specialties, the mamaluchi stand out, but there's a catch: they are only available during Carnevale, so don’t miss out on this unique treat when the time comes! -
Pasticceria Tonolo
Pasticceria Tonolo is one of Venice’s best-loved pastry shops. Open since 1886, it’s a simple, no-frills place where locals stop for coffee and some of the city’s best cream-filled treats. From flaky croissants to seasonal pastries, everything is fresh, delicious, and full of that old Venetian charm. A true taste... -
Peggy Guggenheim Collection
The Peggy Guggenheim Collection is a must-visit for modern art lovers. Housed in Peggy Guggenheim’s former home on the Grand Canal, this museum showcases her incredible personal collection, featuring Picasso, Pollock, Dalí, and more. Alongside masterpieces, there’s a sculpture garden and rotating exhibitions, all part of the Guggenheim Foundation. Her... -
Pellestrina
Pellestrina is a quiet fisherman’s island where life moves at its own rhythm. Come for the sunsets, stay for the simple food at Da Celeste, and try to resist the bussolai, sweet cookies. The island’s faith is visible too, at the Votive Temple, built after a miraculous Marian apparition in... -
Piazza San Marco
Piazza San Marco is the heart of Venice, a grand square surrounded by architectural masterpieces like St. Mark’s Basilica, the Doge’s Palace, and the Campanile. Always lively, it’s a place where history, culture, and beauty come together, offering breathtaking views and an unmistakable Venetian charm. Whether admiring the mosaics, enjoying... -
Pietra Rossa
In the Castello district, near Piazza San Marco and the Arsenale, lies a hidden piece of Venetian superstition: the Pietra Rossa. According to legend, during the plague of 1630, the Virgin Mary appeared to a woman named Giovanna, instructing her to place a sacred image in the underpass. The plague... -
PLAYGROUNDS
Visiting Venice with kids? There are a few green escapes where little ones can run, play, and recharge. Parco Savorgnan – A peaceful garden with a well-kept playground, perfect for burning off some energy. Giardini Papadopoli – A pretty park with a playground, ideal for kids to play and parents...
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This digital guide includes:
-170+ curated locations (hidden gems, food spots, experiences, artisan shops)
-Easy-to-follow itinerariesInsider tips from a local (that’s me!)
-Offline-ready maps
-A free Spritz voucher to enjoy like a true Venetian 🍹
Yes! The guide includes custom itineraries based on how much time you have, plus flexible categories so you can explore at your own pace.
Yes! I live in Venice and update the guide regularly with new events, seasonal finds, and fresh tips!
Yes! The guide includescustom itineraries based on how much time you have, plus flexible categories so you can explore at your own pace.
Absolutely. There are tips and places for every type of traveler: romantic spots, family-friendly corners, and budget-friendly eats.
