Venice Case

Venetian Carnival 1162-1797 Origin Fat Thursday, also known as Berlingaccio, was the official carnival feast day of the Most Serene Republic. On that day the duke, with top government officials and foreign ambassadors, attended the scheduled shows from the loggia of the Ducal Palace overlooking the piazzetta. Most notably we recall the...

Starting from July 30th 2010 a new web site is on-line, www.aguideinverona.com Directed by Valeria Biasi and Lorella Mostacchi, two licensed guides in the city of Juliet, the new site is the perfect match to aguideinvenice.com in this beautiful region of Veneto. The two ladies offer a large variety of tours either in the city of Verona and in the...

The plague was for centuries by far the worst possible disaster, the speed of diffusion and virulence will kill thousands in a very short time and in vast areas erasing thus whole communities. It was considered as God's wrath against sinful mankind and you could just pray the Lord and Mary and seek for one of the medical saints help so to be saved. Two huge...

Starting from April 19th the new People Mover (Cable Car) starts service between Tronchetto main car&tourist bus terminal and Piazzale Roma Venice's main gateway. In only 7 minutes after you've dropped your car you can reach the city's main transportation hub. Service is open daily from 7am to 11pm at the cost of one euro per way. Though the...