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Regata Storica
You definitely shouldn’t miss the Regata Storica if you're in Venice in September! It’s the city’s most famous rowing event, starting with a stunning historical parade of 16th-century boats and gondoliers dressed in period costumes. The whole spectacle brings Venice’s rich maritime history to life, it's an unforgettable experience! -
Relight Venice
The kind of place where every item feels personal and full of meaning. This creative little woman-owned shop turns sustainable, locally sourced materials into jewelry, candles, and bookmarks - all inspired by Venice itself. From candles shaped like famous landmarks to fun, thoughtful pieces like architectural lollipops, everything here has... -
Retro Wine Bar
Hidden in Cannaregio, Rétro Wine Bar is where Venetians go when the night is still young. With great wines, creative cocktails, and a cozy vintage vibe, it’s a favorite for those who love to linger late and enjoy the city’s easygoing nightlife. -
Rialto Market
The Rialto Market is where Venice wakes up. For centuries, locals have come here to pick up fresh seafood, fruits, and vegetables, and the tradition is still alive today. It’s loud, colorful, and full of energy, the kind of place where you catch a real glimpse of daily Venetian life.... -
Ristorante Centrale Pizzeria
Right in the heart of San Marco, this pizzeria blends quality with style, serving both classic pizzas and Venetian specialties. While everything is well prepared, the spaghetti al nero di seppia with scampi alla busara is a standout dish worth trying when you’re here. -
Rosa Salva
Rosa Salva, just steps from the Church of Saints John and Paul, is a classic Venetian pasticceria with a welcoming charm. It’s a great stop for a quick coffee, a refreshing white spritz, or even a gelato on a warm day. Loved by both locals and visitors, it’s the kind... -
Salone Nautico Venezia
From May 29 to June 2, 2025, the Venice Boat Show returns to the Arsenale, showcasing 270 exhibitors and 300 boats in a spectacular 55,000 m² water basin. This world-class event celebrates sailing, design, and innovation, with a focus on electric, hybrid, and hydrogen propulsion. -
San Francesco del Deserto
San Francesco del Deserto is a serene, secluded island in the North Lagoon, near Burano and Torcello, where Franciscan priests have lived since 1230. Accessible only by private boat, it offers peace and spiritual retreat away from the hustle of Venice. The monks lead visitors through their tranquil lives and...
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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.
