Being one of Venice’s more ancient Bacaros, Osteria Rivetta is perfect to dive into the local ritual of Venetian apertivo, that is “Ombra de vin e cicheto”

The only spot in Venice with city-like nightlife vibe is Campo Santa Margherita! Enjoy having tourists, locals and students all gathered in a single place.

The Remer Pier is an amazing spot to enjoy some moments of deserved rest after the long walks in Vencie with a takeaway drink from the taverna nearby.

In the Jewish quarter, one can visit two synagogues & taste some Jewish food, especially pastry. The luckiest visitors might even come across celebrations!

Rizzardini’s evergreen sweets are: bussolà, meringhe and mandorlati. On weekends, if you are early and lucky, you can have the pleasure to try a “festivo”.

Does anyone know how a gondola, the iconic symbol of Venice is built? To learn about it, one should visit one of the few squeros left in town!