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     Rivers and lagoons surrounding Venice
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    By Luisella Romeo, blogseevenice
    In Venetian lagoon
    Posted August 31, 2023

    Rivers and lagoons surrounding Venice

    Venice and its rivers Rivers connecting south and north with Venice, explain why this city was built. Still nowadays, even considering how much geographical surroundings of Venice have changed [...]

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     Gelato in Venice: some history and tips to enjoy
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    By Luisella Romeo, blogseevenice
    In Venetian traditions
    Posted June 30, 2023

    Gelato in Venice: some history and tips to enjoy

    Gelato is one of those words tourists do not need any translation for. Actually, if I say “ice cream”, some give me a suspicious look as if I am proposing them something which is not truly [...]

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     Venetian gardens: why gardens in Venice are secret and unique
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    By Luisella Romeo, blogseevenice
    In Venetian gardens
    Posted April 29, 2023

    Venetian gardens: why gardens in Venice are secret and unique

    Venetian gardens are unexpectedly quite a few. At least five hundred. In Venice, gardens are not so easy to spot, though. Most visitors, after spending a few days in Venice, get the feeling they [...]

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     Vittore Carpaccio’s paintings in Venice
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    By Luisella Romeo, blogseevenice
    In Venetian art
    Posted March 28, 2023

    Vittore Carpaccio’s paintings in Venice

    Vittore Carpaccio’s paintings in Venice are well known to the English speaking world still because of John Ruskin’s and Henry James’ praising words. Do you remember? Ruskin used expressions such [...]

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     Makeup in Venice in the 18th century
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    By Luisella Romeo, blogseevenice
    In Venetian traditions
    Posted February 28, 2023

    Makeup in Venice in the 18th century

    Makeup in Venice: the concept of female beauty in 18th century nobility Who would be considered a beautiful woman in the 18th century Venice? It is a real joy to observe the paintings by Pietro [...]

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     Winter in Venice: the icy lagoon and snow in the art
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    By Luisella Romeo, blogseevenice
    In Venetian art, Venetian lagoon
    Posted January 31, 2023

    Winter in Venice: the icy lagoon and snow in the art

    Winter in Venice: pros and cons for a visit Winter in Venice is a special time for several reasons. First of all, the city is quiet(er than normally). Nowadays most tourists choose to visit the [...]

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     Contemporary architecture in Venice: the Biennale Pavilions
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    By Luisella Romeo, blogseevenice
    In Venetian architecture
    Posted December 27, 2022

    Contemporary architecture in Venice: the Biennale Pavilions

    Contemporary architecture in Venice is not a chimera Contemporary architecture in Venice can be found pretty much everywhere, even in St. Mark’s square —see the Olivetti Showroom (link to my post [...]

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     Holy relics in Venice: from St. Mark to Antonio Canova
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    By Luisella Romeo, blogseevenice
    In Venetian art, Venetian history
    Posted November 28, 2022

    Holy relics in Venice: from St. Mark to Antonio Canova

    Holy relics and disbelief Holy relics create curiosity and even when disbelief prevails, wouldn’t you still feel like checking as St. Thomas did? At the Accademia Galleries in Venice you can [...]

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     Early Renaissance Architecture in Venice: how Venice changed its cityscape
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    By Luisella Romeo, blogseevenice
    In Venetian architecture
    Posted October 30, 2022

    Early Renaissance Architecture in Venice: how Venice changed its cityscape

    Renaissance architecture is something travelers coming to Italy connect to Florence. It is of course quite simplistic to search for an exact place where it all started, not to mention when. [...]

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     Raft driving from the Dolomites to Venice through forests, rivers and a lagoon
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    By Luisella Romeo, blogseevenice
    In Venetian history
    Posted September 25, 2022

    Raft driving from the Dolomites to Venice through forests, rivers and a lagoon

    The Dolomites mountain chain is part of the Alps and can be viewed from Venice on clear days. Those blue peaks are a couple of hours drive far from Venice and it is there where timber rafts [...]

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