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If you have arrived in Burano, you can not miss an excursion with a small boat between the marshlands and the fishermen's canals. Not only to understand Venice and the lagoon itself, but also to see the colors of Burano from afar, like the ancient fishermen. From the boat you will be able to see the oldest church in all of Venice, the natural islands, the hidden canals of Torcello, and the Franciscan monastery founded by Francis of Assisi

Embark on a fascinating full-day boat tour from Chioggia through the stunning Venetian lagoon, reach Venice, visit a glass factory in Murano Island and return. Enjoy an exclusive Aperitivo and breathtaking landscape from the rooftop of a 5star resort on a secluded island in the heart of the lagoon. Reach the iconic St. Mark's Square, viewed from the Giudecca Canal. This privileged vantage point offers a unique and unforgettable perspective on one of the world's most celebrated landmarks. Our next destination is the renowned island of Murano, famous for its fine glassworks. Here, you will have the chance to witness master artisans at work, explore the fascinating history of Venetian glassmaking and buy your custom artwork. Please note that drinks are not included, will be paid as extras and the tour is subject to cancellation in case of strong wind or rough sea.We strongly recommend contacting us before booking to confirm the latest updates and ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience

Enjoy a unique evening that begins with a delicious homemade dinner of traditional Ladin dishes such as homemade tultres and dumplings. After dinner, get away from the hustle and bustle with a quiet moonlit walk through the charming village of Pieve di Marebbe, culminating in the historic Brac Castle, where you can watch a special performance by the famous Ladin singer Alexander Dalplan. This easy 2.5-hour hike offers a perfect mix of culture, history and culinary delights, ideal for families and travelers of all ages looking for an unforgettable mountain experience. - Taste a traditional Ladin dinner based on local ingredients - Enjoy a quiet walk in the moonlight to Brac Castle - Listen to the live music of Alexander Dalplan - Suitable for all ages and includes Expert Guide Translated by DeepL.com (free version)

Castello District — Where Venice’s Living Traditions Are Served! Step beyond Venice’s ceremonial center and into Castello, where daily life still unfolds through neighborhood bacari, family-run trattorias, and the animated rhythm of the city’s campi. Across four thoughtfully chosen tasting stops, authentic Venetian cuisine and Italian culinary traditions are presented in a carefully paced progression equivalent to a complete meal. Between tastings, your guide brings Castello into focus through stories of local customs, culinary traditions, and the people who have shaped the neighborhood’s tables. Each story unfolds in the place where it belongs, preserving a genuine sense of discovery throughout the experience. Short, relaxed walks leave time to savor both the cuisine and the atmosphere of each setting. This is gastronomy in its fullest sense: food as a way to experience Castello, understand Venice, and feel part of its continuing story.

A self-guided walking game through Verona's old town with a twist on the city's most famous story: Dr Elena Capuleti, a descendant of Juliet, hands you a time machine and a mission to give Romeo and Juliet the ending they never had. You follow her on your phone from one stop to the next, and each place hides a puzzle that changes the plot. Play at your own pace. The app shares the real history behind the legend as you go: the courtyard of Juliet's House and its bronze statue, Piazza delle Erbe, the old market square once nicknamed the painted city, Piazza dei Signori and the Scaligeri who ruled from it, their ladder-crested tombs beside Santa Maria Antica, the Roman gate of Porta Leoni and the 12th-century walls that still frame the centre. Hints are built in; chat support answers 24/7. The route starts at Piazza Bra by the Arena and ends at Juliet's Tomb. About 2.7 km on flat streets, 90 to 120 minutes. Easy, and made for couples, families and first-time visitors.

Discover the magical city of Vicenza at your own pace with this guided tour. With a tour of more than 2 hours, you can explore emblematic attractions such as the Porta Castello or the Piazza delle Erbe. This option without schedules or groups allows you to enjoy the city flexibly, including recommendations on gastronomy and family activities. Available in six languages, this experience is ideal for those looking for personalized tourism without complications. - Self-guided tour of over 2h with + 15 points of interest - Access to information in 6 languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Italian, and German - Explore iconic attractions and receive gastronomic recommendations. - No groups or schedules, ideal for traveling at your own pace.

This route takes us to visit one of the most iconic places in the Dolomites. Furthermore, the panorama is breathtaking, with a view of the Cadini di Misurina and Mount Cristallo; obviously all against the backdrop of Sorapiss Necessary equipment: backpack mountain boots with Vibram sole gloves cap snack and packed lunch pile rain and wind jacket (hardshell) - drinks (hot is better) Elevation: + 800m Length: 15.5 km Difficulty: Experienced hikers Harnessing is not necessary, but some sections require the use of hands to help with the climb. For other slightly exposed sections, the absence of vertigo is required. Good training is also required Based on weather conditions and other danger factors, the The guide reserves the right to modify the itinerary.

Enter the Venice of the 16th century and discover the Scuola Grande di San Rocco, one of the most fascinating places in the city, where art, devotion, and plague intertwine. Review the history of the confraternity and its extraordinary relationship with Jacopo Tintoretto, who worked for over twenty years decorating its halls. Discover how he managed to win one of Venice's most coveted commissions and observe his revolutionary use of light, color, and perspective. A journey through masterpieces, epidemics, and Venetian life to discover Tintoretto and the Venice of his time.