There are places in the lagoon where time seems to move more slowly. Lio Piccolo is one of them. A narrow road between water and countryside, a few houses, silence. It is a place that doesn’t try to impress, but stays with you. And it is precisely here that the exhibition Making the lagoon, living […]

There is a Venice that reveals itself immediately — light, reflections, beauty. And then there is another, quieter and deeper, rooted in a distant past. The exhibition Etruscans and Venetians. Water, Cults and Sanctuaries, hosted at the Doge’s Palace from March 6 to September 29, 2026, begins exactly here: with the relationship between humans, water, […]

In 2026, Venice welcomes spring with a different kind of event — lighter, greener, more relaxed. At Forte Marghera, Forte in Fiore returns, a flower and garden market combined with entertainment, perfect for discovering a more authentic and less touristy side of the city. After the success of previous editions — with over 15,000 visitors […]

Arriving in Venice during Carnival means immediately sensing that something has shifted. The air feels different, more electric. Masks appear out of nowhere, music echoes through the narrow streets, lights shimmer on the water. With the Carnival of Venice 2026, the city is no longer just a backdrop: it becomes an active part of the […]

Entering Palazzo Diedo during the Venetian winter already means slowing down. We are in Cannaregio, far from the city’s busiest routes, inside a 17th-century palace that still preserves all of its historical elegance. But with Eisfeld II – Enjoy / Survive, the feeling is immediate: this is not a traditional exhibition. You are inside an […]

In 2026, Venice adds a new chapter to its cultural history with an event set to make a lasting impression. At the Gallerie dell’Accademia comes Transforming Energy, the major solo exhibition by Marina Abramović, the first living woman to occupy such an extensive part of one of the city’s most important museums. A powerful and […]