Top 50 things to do and attractions in Mestre

Lovely park for walking around with nice weather. It has water fountains every once in a while, so you can drink or fill your water bottle. The scale of it is quite impressive as well

Want to go on a picnic? Want to go for a run, feel like jogging or even just to get fresh air? This is your place. No matter the season, you’ll love it.

Perfect place to spend the time !

I heard that this is the biggest park in Europe. It can be true, it's very very big and suitable for jogging, running and having a picnic with many people. There are parks as well. The reason why I gave 3 stars is that it was so empty. No enough trees, as you see in the pictures I uploaded, green flat areas are a lot but trees are not very much. There are football pitches and basketball areas too. I would recommend here for taking a walk and having fresh air.

Beautiful area with lots of green space, a park in the heart of Mestre and just across from Venice. The perfect place for complete rest and relaxation. Inside the park are great restaurants and bars that offer good food and drink. The green area offers a good view of Venice and the Venetian lagoon. Very open, with lots of trails for both runners and walkers and cyclists. Everything is great done. It is easy to walk or run 4-5 km around the park, the lagoon and its trails. Apart from being an area for environmental and landscape recovery, it is also one of the most important places to study the lagoon environment, it is also popular as a destination for sports and cultural activities for leisure. An ideal place to stay in nature with the family. Created thanks to the European contribution, San Giuliano Park is an ambitious project, one of the most significant urban conversion and land reclamation interventions in Italy due to its complexity and articulation, as well as its dimensional and territorial characteristics. San Giuliano Park is one of the richest areas of biodiversity in the Venetian lagoon environment, and is known for being an excellent area for bird watching to visit the lagoon, attracting the interest of many nature photographers and observers, especially ornithologists. The park is actually known to enthusiasts for its rich avifauna, as it is a nesting area for many species of birds.

Absolutely stunning! Clean, well organized. A lot of space for different kind of activities. Nice spot for walking, running and bicycling. Amazing view of Venice lagoon.

Super awesome park just next to the bridge to Venice. Great for long walks, absolutely great for inline skating on a butterly smooth track and around the park, cycle paths, basketball court, place for landkiting, outdoor fitness and more. It is 3m away from camper stop :) simply the best park around here.

A nice lively place with a lot of options to hang out. Within the fort, there is a street with restaurants and bars and open air stages for live performances. Some of the restaurants also show live football matches. Overall a pleasant experience.

So much fun and so many cats! It's a historical site so it's good to walk around and take pictures on the venetian sun, but also on one area there is a bar / grill with seating and music. But more importantly there were lots of cats! Will absolutely go again, but due to it being on the water there were a lot of mosquitoes so I would make sure to bring repellent or at least have bite cream for afterwards.

Cute cats but also a lot of mosquitos unfortunately. The views were nice and the place overall was very chill

We visited here mainly due to the cats. When we arrived, nothing was open. It was deserted except for some workmen cutting grass. We saw 5 cats. It was a long way to walk to see only 5 cats! We were very disappointed. What we didn't know was that a lot of places in Italy are closed on Monday. The Fort is open, but everything else isn't.

Perfect for relaxation! There are a few bars and restaurants on the one side, and just nature in the other side. It's worth a visit, especially in the last day of your trip when you want to refresh from Venice island's frenzy

Wow! An old fort that's open to the public. There's a stage, restaurants, a café, multiple art studios, and a cat rescue inside with tons of kitties! It is extremely fun and I wish we had more time to hang out. Best of all, it has a "locals" feel. Go visit and enjoy!!

Beautiful place to spend time feeding the free cats, letting children play or run around, drinking/ eat something with friends or just reading a book

I enjoyed Peggy Guggenheim. I am also a fan of contemporary/ Modern Art! I am fascinated at how creative and ahead of their times the artists that she collected were in the 1930's. Get the audio version, the back story helps you understand the relationships that Peggy had (or did not have) with the artists. If you don't like contemporary art, go for the view it is beautiful overlooking the canal or in the garden. Venezia!!! Venice is eternity itself.❤️

A must see when in Venice, totally worth the visit. I also recommend spending the extra €7 (on the steep side, to be fair) for the audioguide since there's an abundance of information regarding the artists and the collection in general (and the collectors themselves, of course). While a small gallery, the switch from garden to rooms to terrace (with exhibits) gives a nice and sophisticated feeling itself. You'll find the chance to see original Kandinsky, Picasso, Dali and Ernest (and many other famous contemporaries). I hope this helps 😊 P.S. while we booked in advance for early morning, there was no difficulty to also purchase tickets there. However, there was much more visitors than we expected, especially this early (first hours of opening).

A timeless favorite in Venice and one of the most enjoyable museum experiences in the city. Entry was €16 per person, and absolutely worth it. The collection brings together some of the most iconic works of modern art — Pollock, Miró, Magritte, Calder, and of course, Peggy’s own spirit running through the house. The museum is compact but deeply personal, with pieces displayed in what was once her home overlooking the Grand Canal. We started with coffee and a slice of chocolate cake at the café (a bit ordinary, but the view made up for it) before exploring the galleries. Intimate, vibrant, and full of history — it’s easy to see why this is a favorite spot for so many visitors.

Beautiful historic complex by the Canale Grande and quite an impressive collection. They also have temporary exhibitions of good quality. Be mindful though that accessibility is only warranted in the sculpture garden. Everywhere else there’s stairs up and down into and in the buildings.

Probably the most visited museum for modern art in Venice. To avoid waiting for an hour in front of the ticket office, buy your ticket on the internet. The art is safe, e.g. Mrs Guggenheim preferred to invest in known artists rather than taking risks. Much of the pleasure of coming here is negatively affected by the affluence of visitors. Plan your visit accordingly if you can.

WORLD CLASS! 👍👍👍👍👍 Here you will find a lot of the best artists of the best, a top place to visit in Venice. 🥰 They have a nice café. ☕🍷🍺 Entrance 15€, discount of you are owner 70 years old. 🙏 Picasso, Miro, Kandinsky and more of those guys. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Nice collection of modern artwork from Cubism, surrealism and abstract art and sculptures. Works of Salvador Dali, Picasso and Joan Moro among others are displayed. Location along the Grand Canal is an ideal location. We spend quite a lot of time there. A nice cafe offers refreshing drinks too.

Beautiful Opera House, just 8 min walk from St Marks Square. You can get a family ticket for (€30) along with an audio guide to enjoy the self guided tour. Ideal to be inside somewhere seeing this little gem on a hot day. We had a rehearsal going on too. We didn't need to pre book, just walked in and got the tickets. It was not very crowded.

A stunning theatre with a wonderful history. The “Phoenix” has risen a number of times, most recently after a fire in 1996. In the tour, there is a touching tribute to the late, great Maria Callas, who performed here in many roles over many years. The ball room and Apollo rooms are also very beautiful.

Yo 🎤 lemme drop a verse about that Venice vibe — La Fenice 🔥, the phoenix that survives. Three times down, but it rose from the flame, Every comeback stronger — remember that name. 🌟 Stepped in the spot, man, jaw hit the floor, Gold drippin’ from the ceiling, couldn’t ask for more. 💎 Architecture tight, sound pure as a prayer, Every note in the air, man, magic everywhere. 🎶 Italy flexin’ — maybe world’s best show, A theatre reborn, with that eternal glow. ✨ Take the private tour, don’t rush, just cruise, Let the velvet, the vibes, and the echoes seduce. 😎 So when you hit Venice, don’t you dare skip this, Catch that Fenice flow, it’s pure bliss. 💫 From ashes to glory, that’s the scene — A masterpiece reborn, La Fenice, the queen. 👑🔥

A breathtaking historic theater – worth the visit Teatro La Fenice is one of the most beautiful opera houses I’ve seen. The interior is grand and elegant, full of history and charm. Even if you’re not attending a performance, the guided tour gives a fascinating glimpse into Venice’s cultural past. The ticket price is a bit high for a short visit, but the experience and atmosphere make it worthwhile.

1. Atmosphere & Architecture The theatre is absolutely gorgeous — gilded, ornate, with that period elegance. Golden decorations, frescoes, chandeliers, woodwork, plush red or rose‑velvet seating, all contribute to an immersive experience. There’s a powerful sense of history: La Fenice has burned down and been restored multiple times (notably a major fire in 1996), yet each reconstruction has honored the original style. That gives the place layers of resilience, almost mythic quality, which heightens the emotional impact. 2. Acoustics & Performance The sound is often praised — many reviews say that the acoustics are excellent; the theatre skillfully balances the orchestra, the singers, and the ambiance so that even from the boxes the intimacy isn’t lost. When there is a live performance (opera, symphony, ballet), everything seems to fall into place: the space, the architecture, the music and performance combine in a way that seems to transport people — many say they get chills. 3. Cultural Significance & Emotion La Fenice has hosted many premieres by Verdi, Rossini, Donizetti, etc. It’s a place where musical history was made. That gives a visit or performance an extra layer of weight and meaning. The restoration after tragedies (fires), the passion to rebuild “com’era, dov’era” (“as it was, where it was”) adds a sense of phoenix‑like rebirth. It’s fitting symbolically. 4. Accessibility & Visitor Experience Audio guides get good marks. They help bring the history, the architecture, stories of past performances alive for visitors. The cost of a visit is often considered reasonable for what one gets (€15-€25 for Sanpaolo). Some family‑pricing options exist. #mostoere #mosinitiatief #bethelselfcatering #9barnardstreetgeorge

La Fenice, absolutely gorgeous. Whether you're an opera lover or not, take in a show just for the experience. Wozzeck was fantastic, although an intermission wouldn't have gone astray. Be sure to purchase your tickets several months in advance as they sell fast!

Absolutely stunning. We did the self guided audio daytime tour of the auditorium, royal box, and elegant foyers. Well worth the €12.

This is one of the great highlights of the whole of Venice. Some absolutely stunning rooms, including the main chamber, a side chapel and an upstairs treasury containing gold and silver. The painted ceilings and carved walls are breathtaking. They are simply unmissable and unmatchable.

The Scuola Grande di San Rocco is a stunning showcase of Tintoretto’s brilliance. His vast cycle of paintings fills the halls with dramatic light, movement, and spiritual intensity. Walking through feels like stepping inside a Renaissance epic. It’s one of Venice’s most powerful and unforgettable artistic experiences.

This is a gem of a space. It may be diminutive in square footage but your response will not be to the epic scale of Tintoretto’s paintings. His brilliance spans the walls, ceiling, staircases offering gasp after gasp coupled with moments of reflection when considering it took over 20 years to complete this visually cohesive work of the Venetian Renaissance.

This museum is both incredibly impressive, quiet, contemplative but is also cool on a hot summer's day - this is October, mind but still very pleasant. The art is incredible, so ornate, so talented, even the carved books on the bookshelves - the tiled floors, the Tintorettos, the lanterns and the friezes - amazing

Amazing artwork in this easy to visit museum. So many paintings by Tintoretto with the huge “Crucifixion” being the centerpiece.

Wow! Not to be missed. The paintings are outstanding. The floors are amazing.

Absolutely breathtaking architecture and artwork. Truly a must see

The basilica itself is free, so definitely worth a visit. To get a view from the top, you have to go there to scan the qr code to book a slot. There's quite a few stairs up, and it's tight and windy but the view is lovely. However, it is very tight at the top and I think they let slightly too many people go up there. I think half the group size would be much better. Bare in mind too that once you're up there, you can't leave till the tour guide says you can. It's about half an hour up there.

This is of course one of the primary sites of interest in Venice and filled with great works by the master Titian. The main altar too is spectacular. The marble flooring directly under the famous dome is not currently accessible and there is some repair work going on. The church is free to enter.

One of the most beautiful churches in Venice, built in the 17th century as a votive offering after the great plague. Its appearance is impressive even from afar, the large white dome, the richly decorated facade with sculptures, and the recognizable Baroque architecture that stands proudly at the entrance to the Grand Canal. The experience in person is even more breathtaking. Climbing the wide steps, you immediately feel a calm and peaceful atmosphere. The church is monumental, yet gentle in its light, especially in the evening when the sky turns gold. Inside, everything becomes quiet, serene, and it feels as if time slows down for a moment. For anyone who loves history, art, or simply wants to feel the true spirit of Venice, this place is a must-see. Santa Maria della Salute is a blend of story, soul, and beauty, one of those sights that stay with you long after you leave.

A rather impressive sight from the outside (immersive and very detail, white marble with plenty of details carved), very nicely located for "viewing" all the way from St. Marco. Amazing sight indeed. Rather simplistic in the inside but still a marvel of architecture!

One of the most photographed objects in Venice but with a rather uninteresting interior. The best light is just before sunrise coming into Canal Grande from the lagoon with the vaporetto.

This was our first time in Venice and decided to take a guided tour of the Basilica. The Basilica was amazing to see in person. The information about the building, the history of changes and remodels made and of course the paintings and artwork throughout the building made the experience one to remember. Too many pictures to post. You just had to go see it.

Such an impressive building standing next to canal. Find a place with a view further away to admire it's beauty. Be aware of the scammers. They ask for money, pretending to work for the church or something like that.

Very photogenic spiral staircase linking two parts of an ancient palazzo- not too bad a climb and great views from the top. Tucked away down a tiny alleyway just off the main drag - you wouldn’t know it was there unless you were looking for it! Beautifully lit up at night

Its cool. Its in a very unassuming tight location. We didn't bother paying and climbing so we stood outside the tall black chain link fence and got as good of pictures as possible. 10mins (plus the anytime awesome walk to and from) to see it. Then you can say you saw that old twisting tower from the Rick Steves Venice 🇮🇹 video.

It was ok. You can get some views of the city and there was a small exhibition. If you only took a photo from the ground looking up you won’t have missed much.

Impressive landmark which is also a great photo spot. There is an entrance fee here and the climb could be tiring for the elderly/people who aren't in good shape. It's hidden away from the other sites so the alleys that lead into the place might look abandoned. Not a must visit, but a great place nevertheless.

You will love this place, the views from the tower are great This town just such history can’t wait to come back again I highly recommend it

Tickets a bit steep (haha) but the spiral staircase is a real jewel and the views impressive. Worth the climb!

Beautiful place for photos - was not busy while we were there in the early afternoon. Incredible spiral staircase!

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Just another Catholic church

Never was there yet I get this up to review. the pictures looks pretty but idk irl

Nice .

beautiful church

Impressive.

Quite place

Absolutely beautiful Basilica in Venice that is worth visiting. It is a wonder of architecture and houses some amazing artwork including Titian's impressive Assumption which is above the altar. If you are visiting Venice, this Basilica is well wort the visit.

It's nice to see the skill of humankind in the building of the Basilica, the many sculptures and paintings and the love of preserving and restoration. We are not religious, so to us, this is a place to appreciate the skill of the artisans. The entrance fee is fine and we were treated kindly by the staff. It would be nice to have an audio tour to learn more about the various works of art and the history and meaning behind them.

Loved this beautiful church. Very unique. We wandered the streets trying to find it and of course walked past it but came back as we saw the tower. The art is incredible. The tombs were informative. The fact that this is a Franciscan church (the Venetian term for Friars in Frari - sounds a bit like Ferrari) gives it the plain facade and you can see the tension of trying to keep things simple and the larger church’s imposition of grandiose art. A couple of unique items with the clocks.

The church might not look like much from the outside but it is really unique and impressive from the inside. It's worth the 5 euro entrance fee. The staff is very friendly. There are audio guides available. There is plenty of artwork to contemplate in many unique styles.

One of the great churches of Venice. Burial place of Titian and Canova, housing great monuments to them and some of the doges. Filled to the brim with monuments that would comprise a whole museum. Especially interesting is a statue by Donatello.

Absolutely stunning church with many beautiful pieces of artwork. Well worth the price of admission especially with the student discount.

One of my favorite churches in Venice after San Marco. Stunning works of art by famous painters from venice. Stunning wooden choir stalls.

Very well cooked excellent quality ingredients and a beautiful garden under the grapevines make for an excellent experience. Highly recommended

Best pasta I’ve ever had and best and quickest service in Italy. Fantastic prices and great ambience. One of the best restaurants I’ve ever been to.

Warm and welcoming place, delicious food, excellent service, very high quality💚

Excellent product quality,excellent service however....we tried several dishes and I repeat:excellent food and prepared well but lacked "bite " the tastes,in my opinion,were quite "flat" Excessive "bed" of lettuce in some dishes,very 80s....

Before leaving our hotel we weren’t looking necessarily for a special dinner, but we ended up having one of our best culinary experiences in Italy at Ai Tre Garofani. We had an antipasto, pasta and dessert and the quality and gourmet quality of the dishes kept increasing from one serving to the other! Hats off to the chef!

Best seafood! Especially the raw seafood platter is outstanding! Very good service!

Fish and risotto and crab 🦀 good!!!

Clearly past it's glory days, but still has an atmosphere and uniqueness that makes it worth a visit. A noticeable number of 'tourist tat' stalls amid the fresh fruit & veg and fish stalls. You can still imagine what it would have been like to visit and do your shop when it was thriving though. Great people watching!

A nice market in the heart of Venice. There are some amazing and unique fish on display, along with food stalls, fresh vegetables, souvenirs, and more. Prices are on the expensive side.

We always seek out the local markets and buy food for our dinner when we travel (we cook dinners in our AirBnB). Great seafood selection and the produce was bountiful! The reason for the 4 vs 5 stars is that there are several of the tourist t-shirt, trinket and souvenir stands as well. To be honest, Venice is full of these but we were so hoping to escape them a bit at the market.

If you’re visiting Venice, then besides the obvious sightseeing spots, you absolutely must visit the city’s most famous market. Here you can find everything — and see where local restaurateurs buy their fresh fish, seafood, vegetables, fruit, and much more. In our opinion, it’s an essential place to experience, and we highly recommend going early in the morning. The market is officially open until 3:00 p.m., but vendors start packing up shortly after noon.

Rialto Market is a true gem in Venice! The vibrant atmosphere, the freshest seafood, and the colorful local produce make it an unforgettable experience. It’s the perfect place to soak in the city’s culinary culture and see where Venetians shop for their ingredients. Whether you’re looking for the best seasonal fruits or just want to enjoy the lively market scene, this is the place to be. Highly recommended for anyone who loves authentic food and local traditions!

We stayed in Venice for 3 nights, we visited the market twice. They have wonderful seafood selection, we brought some back and cooked in our beautiful Airbnb.

This is a fun market to be able to walk through. There are lots of spices, noodles, fresh fish, and other fresh fruit and vegetables. It is very much a farmers market, but very fun to walk-through.

Nothing quite like it. For travellers, this body of water represent life, entertainment, livelihood, connection to ea SH other, services and beauty. So much history, so much beauty! At night time it glitters colours and lights from different establishments. During the day it becomes a guide, a marker for people to follow and wander to their destination. Venice and Grand Canal, where nature and people’s ingenuity combine.

The Grand Canal is the heart of Venice—beautiful palaces lining both sides, gondolas gliding by, and vaporettos buzzing through. Whether you take a boat ride or just admire it from the bridges, the views are absolutely unforgettable.

This waterway runs the entire length of the Lagoon of Venice! There is much traffic on the waterway: water buses, water taxis, gondolas and private boats and amazing to see how they navigate it all. I purchased a 3-Day Water Bus pass and it allowed me to enjoy the beautiful views, massive buildings, Rialto Bridge and exquisite architecture of all the other buildings along the waterway.

The Grand Canal is Venice’s main waterway, offering stunning views of historic palaces and iconic bridges — a must-see for first-time visitors.

It was amazinggg, We loved it.We took the gondola and it was a great experience. We paid 90€ in total for three people. The price does not change depending on the number of people. It is the same whether there are five people. The 30 minute gondola ride is priced at 90€.Definitely take a walk around the back streets, this is essential to understand the spirit of Venice. And definitely eat at more local establishments, it's cheaper and more original.

Obviously a world famous place to go, wonderful, must go there, loved it. Enjoyed a lot, an outstanding experience.

Line 1 of the vaporetto is Venice’s best show. If you’re lucky enough to get the seats beside the pilot cabin, you feel the city open up: the thrum of the engines, the vibration of the deck plates, the water slapping the hull, and palazzi lit like stage sets as you glide past. Rialto was once the world’s trading floor, where goods from East and West were landed — and you sense that weight of history even now, slipping under its arch by night. A vaporetto ride is Venice’s greatest souvenir: not bought, but lived.

* the sound of the bells are fantastic, you can hear it all over the town. * You can have the best view of tower clock from the balcony of the second floor( upstairs) of "Saint Mark's Basilica" church. * I think it's need the renovation and better maintenance.

It's beautiful and unmistakable! The tower is soo tall that it can be seen from far away, even when you're on a boat. There's an elevator and view from the top is recommended but it's always crowded so I skipped it during my visit. Right next to the Doge's palace, near St. Marco so every tourist visiting Venice would definitely come across.

This is one of the most famous architectural landmarks in Venice. Located in the Piazza San Marco. This building and the clock tower is from the 15th century. Stairs inside the building give you access to the terrace on the roof, passing the clock mechanism on the way. If you wanna sign up for a tour, it must be booked in advance.

Clock tower, better than Prague's? I believe it is more legendary than the one in Prague. For sure it is much larger and it is very iconic. One of the most famous architectural landmarks in Venice. This clock is on Piazza San Marco. The Clock tower installed in the 15th century. There are stairs inside the building to climb it. tours must be booked in advance, and are well worth it!

The Clock Tower in Saint Mark’s Square, Venice, is a marvelous example of both engineering and artistic craftsmanship. Located beside the basilica, it has stood for centuries as a landmark that keeps time for travelers and locals alike. Its intricate design and historical significance make it a must-see attraction. I highly recommend taking the time to admire this fascinating piece of Venetian heritage.

Built between 1496 and 1499 by Maurizio Codussi in the Renaissance style, the tower was designed to help Venetian merchants and sailors keep accurate time. At the time, it was a marvel of engineering—symbolizing time, prosperity, and the glory of Venice in one striking structure. The large clock face displays 24-hour time, zodiac signs, and lunar phases, all set against a deep blue and gold background. Above the clock is a golden statue of the Virgin Mary with the baby Jesus. On special occasions, figures of the Three Wise Men emerge and pass by the Madonna in a charming mechanical procession. Above them sits the winged lion of Saint Mark, the symbol of Venice, reinforcing the city’s identity and power. At the very top stand two bronze figures known as Moors, one representing youth and the other old age. They strike the bell every hour. Historically, the clock tower even housed a full-time clockkeeper who lived inside to maintain its mechanisms.

Very interesting tour (English ) to Clock tower. Our guide Aga was super funny and even 2 teenage kids enjoyed the tour. A lot of information, funny and interesting way to present it, not overwhelmed by dry facts. Amazing to be behind the clock that is still working. Views from the top are spectacular. Well worth the money. Our tour was 1hr long. Paid much more attention to both man striking 2 min before and 2 after the hour. 5 stars.

We embarked on our Italy tour in the enchanting city of Venice. Beyond its captivating canals, gondolas, and numerous cafes, Venice is steeped in rich Renaissance history. It stands as the ideal destination to delve into the lives and beliefs of the early to late Renaissance period. The collection at the Gallerie dell'Accademia boasts masterworks from renowned artists like Tinteretto, Titian, and Hieronymous Bosch, among others. Given the extensive collection, allocating more than a day to explore it thoroughly is highly recommended.

One of the great Italian Galleries, which must not be missed. Filled with the works of Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese, Bassano, Bellini and many others. One of the less appreciated rooms but nonetheless best works here are by Hieronymus Bosch. There isn’t much variety, in the most pieces are from churches, but nonetheless these works are masterpieces and the collection as a whole deserves to be recognised as the best works of the florentine renaissance artists.

Gallerie dell’Accademia — a quiet encounter with the spirit of the Renaissance The Accademia Gallery in Venice may not be the largest museum in Italy, but it is certainly one of the most significant. It holds an extraordinary collection of Venetian paintings from the 15th to the 18th centuries — masterpieces by Titian, Veronese, Tintoretto, Bellini, and rare works by Hieronymus Bosch. For some reason, as in every museum in the world, crowds always gather around Bosch’s paintings. His enigmatic visions seem to draw people in and hold them captive. The museum itself is quite compact: if you move quickly, you can see it in about an hour or so. But to truly appreciate the details, colors, and atmosphere of each painting, two to three hours are ideal. There’s something deeply moving about seeing the works you’ve only known from books and reproductions come alive before your eyes. The light, the shadows, the brushstrokes — all remind you that Venice is not only the city of canals and gondolas, but also a cradle of art that changed the world.

This was a beautiful Gallery. We didn't get the audio and we should have to understand the works better. Did not realise the Vitruvian Man it behind a screen for 20 minutes and is then displayed for 20 minutes to protect it. Photos can be taken but no flash.

Centuries of incredible Venetian art! A must when you are in Venice! They have art featuring Caliari (his version of the last supper is incredible & my favorite), Bellini, Tintoretto, and many others, and Canova sculptures that are simple incredible.

Stunning collection of Venetian art. We were lucky to get there at the first Sunday of the month, so the entrance was completely free. Yet, it is still worth to be paid for.

We walked to the Gallerie dell'Accademia from the Salizada S.Lio area over the Accademia bridge, which didn't take long. We booked our tickets directly through the Accademia website for a specific time slot as they only allow 300 or so people at a time. This made the visit very pleasant and not too crowded. For two people plus temporary exhibition was €40 (June 2025). I've studied Italian Renaissance at uni, so I appreciated the artwork on display but my favourite were the sculptures and of course Vetruvian man. Every 20mins a beep sounds and a shutter raises up to reveal the Vetruvian man before lowering again after a short period of time. This is to help preserve this Da Vinci work. While the Accademia does not have a cafe I side, here is one immediately to the left as you exit the building. A ferry stop is also in front of the Accademia if you want to take the Vaporetto on the Grand Canal.

Ca’ Rezzonico is a magnificent museum on the Grand Canal that immerses you in the splendor of 18th-century Venice. Lavishly decorated rooms, Murano chandeliers, and masterpieces by Tiepolo and Longhi capture the opulence of the era. It’s a beautifully preserved glimpse into the life of the Venetian aristocracy—elegant, theatrical, and unforgettable.

Beautiful museum and building. So much to see! Lovely location on the canal with a cafe, toilets and lockers. Excellent way to spend a few hours and relax away from the tourists!

A must visit Museum. It is truely impressive. The architecture and historical atmosphere make you feel like stepping back in time. The exhibition of Paintings and artifacts are amazing with "wow" moment. The staffs were friendly and knowledgeable.

A lovely old house converted into a museum with ceilings by some of greatest Venetian artists. Upon entering one is met with a vast painted hall, of sublime quality and design. On the same room are a set of state rooms with art, furniture and other items. I especially enjoyed the tapestries, though they are in need of a clean and some restoration. The upper floors are galleries. There is one statue of a veiled lady that is particularly impressive.

A masterpiece of Venetian Baroque and Rococo architecture, the palace now serves as the Museum of 18th-Century Venice (Museo del Settecento Veneziano). It was originally commissioned in 1649 by the noble Bon family and designed by the renowned architect Baldassare Longhena. However, construction was halted due to Longhena’s death and the Bon family’s financial difficulties. In 1751, the palace was acquired by the wealthy Rezzonico family, who completed it in 1758 under the direction of Giorgio Massari. Since 1936, the palace has been open to the public as a museum showcasing the art, culture, and daily life of 18th-century Venetian nobility. Visitors can explore opulently decorated rooms, period furnishings, and works by artists such as Tiepolo and Longhi, offering a vivid glimpse into Venice’s golden age.

Beautiful building right along the Grand Canal, next to a vaporetto stop. It is such a charming place but so underrated! You can enjoy art and culture in peace and quiet - it was not crowded. Or even enjoy some food and drinks with great view in the cafe before the entrance. There's also a small garden at the back!

Excellent museum and an opportunity to see the inside of one of the big palazzos. Great frescos by Tiepolo. Lots of artwork and you can walk through most of the floors.

5 stars is only for the structure itself - inside and out it's a beautiful old building which in the past was a hostel and a warehouse for the city's German (Tedeschi) merchants and their imports. After being destroyed by fire in 1505, the Fondaco dei Tedeschi was rebuilt in a Renaissance architectural style. Nowadays it's a 4-story boutique shopping mall for luxury brands under the DFS Group ( a global travel retailer of luxury products based in Hong Kong). If you're looking for information about the Rooftop Terrace, search maps for: "T Fondaco Rooftop Terrace".

Fondaco dei Tedeschi is a unique shopping destination in the heart of Venice, blending historic architecture with modern luxury. Located in a beautifully restored 16th-century building just steps from the Rialto Bridge, it offers a truly unforgettable experience. Visitors can explore a wide selection of prestigious brands such as Gucci, Bottega Veneta, and Armani, as well as high-quality local crafts including Murano glass and Burano lace. For food lovers, the on-site restaurant Amo, led by renowned chef Massimiliano Alajmo, offers a refined culinary experience. One of the highlights is the rooftop terrace, which provides breathtaking 360-degree views of Venice, including the Grand Canal and the Rialto Bridge. Entry is free, but advance booking is recommended. Fondaco dei Tedeschi is the perfect place for those seeking a mix of culture, history, and high-end shopping in a one-of-a-kind Venetian setting.

* the most luxury shopping center in Venice, in 4 floor. Expensive prices even in sale. * Escalator is available to go up and elevators both to go up and down, there are some spaces and chairs to sit and rest, food and drinks are available in entrance, your internet work well there, you can take your pet in. Not very busy. * it’s not only a shopping center but also a beautiful exhibition in such a historical atmosphere. You can find all famous and known brands there. Woman’s and man’s fashion, jewelry, beauty, watches, gourmet, gifts, … and also event pavilion and terrace.

THE ROOFTOP TERRACE: The view from the rooftop terrace is just spectacular, the words can not describe it. The viewing terrace is situated close to the Rialto bridge and I think that nowhere else you can see the panoramic views of the lagoon city as well as from this roof. We were blessed with the lovely weather on the day which made it even more memorable. Be aware that you need to reserve a time slot to access the viewing platform. The access is free, however be mindful that tickets get reserved well in advance, so try to plan ahead if you can. The views are absolutely wort to wait for ⭐️

Shopping centre in the centre of Venice with high end brands if you want to burn cash. Lovely architecture inside. They offer a rooftop view of the city. You can book or do a walk in. It is free but would recommend to book as it can be busy. Lovely views of the grand canal, worth a visit

It’s the most beautiful and artistic department store I’ve ever seen 😍 And there is a rooftop where you can see Grand Canal in Venice at a glance! The admission is free for the rooftop, but you should make a reservation online in advance and you can stay here for 15 minutes. The view is breathtaking, It’s also majestic in department store so it’s worth visiting ✨

It is essential to book 15 minute slot on the roof viewing platform. The views are amazing in every direction. The shopping centre is cool too.

While Baron Franchetti’s personal art collection may be a matter of taste, the elevated front-row views of the Grand Canal — now unrivaled since the closure of Fondaco dei Tedeschi — are truly the highlight. Through the lacework of Gothic arches, you're treated to an intimate view of the bustling Grand Canal. It's rarely crowded, so you can linger as long as you like. For just €7 more, you can opt for a combined ticket that also grants access to the unique and impressive Palazzo Grimani — effectively halving its €14 entry price.

The place is crawling with demons or ghosts. With such a creepy history (owners' suicide, etc.), coupled with the eerie, asymmetrical design, the place is truly spine-chilling. You can't go inside, but I wouldn't even if I could. However, being close to such a genuinely creepy place is an amazing feeling! Before visiting, you should definitely thoroughly study its history to understand what it is and why it is the way it is.

This was an exquisite and private place. The owner, who never lived there, spent a lot of time personally laying the marble mosaic floor and collected beautiful paintings and statues. It has a great view of the Grand Canal. The story is poignant and touching. Recommended.

What a magical place! Especially near closing time! It's right next to a vaporetto stop, from which you get a nice front view of the magnificent facade. Upper floors are down for renovation l, that will last till 2026-27. Right now, only the courtyard with the stairs and mini garden are open for 3 euro. Still worth it! You can gaze at the Grand Canal through the lovely stone windows. Do keep in mind to look out for high water( I easily checked from a vaporetto too). Do give yourself plenty of time to just sit at the stone benches and marvel at the beautiful work if the craftsmen and the Baron himself! Like I said, the blpalazzo is in a busy area, but once inside? It's haven! And it was during peak season! Enjoy!

Amazing space and art gallery. Went in on the afternoon on the 4th February. Hardly anyone in which was incredible considering how busy Venice was due to carnival starting. Was great to have the place virtually to myself enjoy the place and art and get away from the crowds Managed to get straight in, no queues, nothing. Worth 6 euros

Google maps is your best friend in Venice if you are not familiar with the walking around.

I want to move in here...stunning palace, inside out, so even just for the architecture value worth a visit, but kn top you have here both "old masters" works and interventions of contemporary design site specific works. Staff is very welcoming, friendly and helpful, entry at 8,50 is fair.

A quiet oasis tucked away in a busy city. I only visited because it was included in the museum pass. I'm glad I did. The highlight was the asian collection. The cafe has a lovely view.

A small modern art collection. Of special interest is a piece by Gustav Klimt. Also contains an exhibition an Asia on the top floor.

I’m usually not a big fan of modern art, but Ca’ Pesaro quite surprised me. The museum is housed in a stunning Baroque palace close to the Grand Canal. The main galleries focus on late 19th- and early 20th-century art, with works by Klimt, Chagall, Kandinsky, and a few Italian futurists. Some pieces are strange or heavy, but the setting gives them a new kind of beauty — the contrast between the ornate ceilings and the bold modern art really works. What impressed me most, though, was the Oriental Art collection upstairs. Samurai armor, Japanese swords, delicate ceramics, and Buddhist sculptures — all beautifully displayed and completely unexpected in the middle of Venice. Very impresive collection. Museum is not crowded, you can enjoy your own space while contemplating art a front of you.

A nice museum in a magnificent palace, well worth a visit. Since the museum was established much later than museums of "modern art" in other major Italian cities, its collection of 19th century art is very small, but it holds some major paintings from late 19th and early 20th century. Amazing exhibition of huge murals by Giulio Sartorio. Museum café is a hidden gem, with a terrace facing Grand Canal.

Writing this in English for all the international tourists: it just happened, I'm baffled, honestly just skip it. We didn't have the opportunity to even enter the museum. After you enter the glass doors on the left, you are immediately at the ticket office but before you can approach for the tickets you need to have your bags searched/security checked, and no complainings here Mind you, I'm Italian, so no issue with communication or anything of the sort: Me: hi, we would like to do the tickets Security guy: your bookbags are too big Me: ok, do you have lockers where we can put our stuff? Free of charge or not, we don't care Security guy: yes,we do have lockers, but you can't arrive at the lockers because you need to enter and I can't let you enter with those big bags Me: I'm sorry, you have lockers but we can't use them/reach them? Him: yes, I see we have an issue in communication, the lockers are inside and I can't let you reach their location, so you should find by yourself some lockers outside/ in the city Ticket lady: yes I'm sorry, it's like this, the Prefecture is not giving us permission All of this with an extremely arrogant tone, definitely not customer service oriented let alone "kind" or "mortified" in any sort. Now, I did search for ANY info on the museum website's regarding this and there is none. You have lockers that are unreachable for me? That's poor planning on where to put them on your part, and learn some manners on how to treat customers/clients Adding a picture of the bookbag for reference

Fantastic collection of modern art in fabulous building. The famous Klimt (Judith II) is to die for. Wonderful "Neue Sachlichkeit" style paintings by Antonio Donghi (1897-1963). There was also a great Armando Testa (1917-1992) exhibition. The café right on the Canal Grande is beautiful and probably the nicest café in Venice. Beautiful Oriental Art museum on the 3rd floor. And nice gift store.

Lovely museum, not too many people, interesting and iconic artpieces. The last floor for the oriental art was very hot and not climatized though.

This is a great place to delve into the Italian history of the last century. The exhibition is wonderfully interactive and interesting. It presents valuable information about events that aren't too far in the past, yet offers perspectives that are often out of sight from one's own usual viewpoint. It really sheds new light on the recent past. Highly recommended for anyone interested in modern history!

Superb museum. Didn’t know what to expect and was looking for something to do in Mestre. Very good museum and extremely well done with no expense spared. Nearly all is in Italian and English. Well worth a visit.

It was the best museum I have ever been! Very new and interesting. All the nowadays solutions can make history much easier to learn. Also, one of the goals was learn about local culture and as the rooms were very interactive I felt like some local gave me all the information. It felt very personal. Thank you for lovely staff who are working there and the people who designed this amazing museum! It really is the best and must visit if you are in Venice.

A fantastic museum on modern Italian history, I really learned a lot about how the country has changed and there were lessons to be learned for citizens of other nations. The museum is dual-language, Italian and English.

Really cool interactive museum with a permanent venue of Italy’s 1900’s, and other alternate shows on the 3rd floor. The building is kind of new and made with an ultra modern industrial style. You will find it in Mestre center so we you are visiting Venice you have an excuse to move to the suburbs. You’ll also find lots of small restaurants, coffees and gelato. Also not too expensive with possible discounts applicable to a wide range of people

Great idea, slight overkill on the digital concept. Everything is in Italian or English. The whole thing is completely digital, in a darkened environment with very many screens (actually, only screens). Would definitely not recommend for persons with photo-epilepsy or those who get overstimulated quickly.

I went early on a Sunday so it was empty. Very modern and a lot of digital/interactive contents. I did not have enough time but you could easily spend 2hrs exploring all the floors if you look in detail. If you want to explore contemporary Italian history in a fun way, this is the place for you.

Cute little museum showing off the inventions of Leonardo Davinci. Pretty interesting to see all the things the man invented and get a greater understanding of his life. ...and no, the inside doesn't look like the library in Indiana Jones III ;)

Really interesting & you see all of Da Vinci’s inventions come too life! A lot of his paintings (replicas) too. What an incredible & inspirational man!

A nice little place that had lots of Leonardo Da Vinci's masterpieces, it was a small bit you had lots to read, see and interact with for for the €9 per person it was well worth it.

Indiana Jones pops out of the ground in front of this church (library in the movie). Now it's museum dedicated to the inventions, both conceptual and created, of Leonardo DaVinci. Absolutely worth some of your time spent in Venice.

As a da vinci lover, it was such an amazing exhibition. You dont need to book online, you can just buy the tickets there. Its not a big exhibition but it was a fun experience. Definitely recommend it

Not bad, quite an interesting study on The Moor. Can be done in one hour for 9 euro. No toilets!

This building exterior was a filming location for Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade In the film it was shown as a library The actors came out of a drain cover in front of the restaurant opposite

I love the location of the teatro, just in the center of the town. Also they finally add an option to buy tickets online. The only thing that makes me uncomfortable is the seats. They are too small even for me (I am a tiny person 😅), the distance between seats is not enough to feel relaxed during the show

A very nice venue, went to the Edoardo Leo show, enjoyed it very much.

Fantastic place with fantastic people!!!🥰

A nice place, lots of People walking around. Quite Good service, and the food was really good. A litle expensive.

A place full of emotions. High quality programs that includes international artists too.

Can be boring for some people's as like me who expected more entertainment 👀

Ok

We visited Villa Foscari “La Malcontenta” yesterday – a wonderful experience for me as an architect and for my husband, who is a painter. It’s the only Andrea Palladio villa located directly on the Brenta River, and it’s absolutely worth visiting. Less crowded than Villa Rotonda, it allows you to enjoy its beauty in complete peace and quiet. The façades facing the river and the park reveal two completely different characters – a true masterpiece of symmetry, proportion, and light. The young lady at the ticket desk was exceptionally kind and very knowledgeable about the history of the villa and the area. She shared many interesting details that made our visit even more special. You can also use an audio guide available in several languages – the access link is provided when you purchase your ticket.

Another superlative villa by Andrea Palladio (1508-1580), preserved from the 16th century as if in a time warp. Just a short drive from Venice or also reachable by boat via the Brenta Canal. It was conceived for the brothers Nicolo and Alvise Foscari and nearly complete by 1560. One of the interior rooms currently features a sculpture designed by Zaha Hadid (1950-2016), whose design was derived from the dimensions of the villa. The rooms themselves appear surprisingly livable with nice views of the canal and the garden.

I was expecting a bit more for the price we had to pay, some areas are closed off. Other villas that are close by charge less than half the price and has more to offer and see. They have informative cards about the villa in different languages (Italian, English and German, maybe French as well). Great architecture and arts within the villa though.

Charming Paladian villa with gorgeous frescoes, very close to Venice, but may be a little boring for non Architects

Upper floor not accessible, lower floor not accessible, only two rooms can be visited. Nothing special considering Italy’s and Veneto’s artistic heritage. Expensive ticket. Tourist trap

This is my favorite Palladio. Human, charming, approachable...

A short visit as there is only one floor to see , but absolutely worthwhile!

Nice quiet place, has a nice pond with ducks and turtles that kids would love. I enjoyed just strolling around on a peaceful Sunday morning.

Nothing special, but neither is this town. The grass was overgrown with sandy bits and lots of pigeon poo. In a dodgy area. Lots of rubbish everywhere. The playground areas were nice and the kids seemed to love it. Turtles and ducks in the pond (which itself is not very nice, but kids and ducks don't care).

Perfect place for children and pet

Don't bother, not a pleasant park, we went just before midday, loads of adult males sitting around drinking alcohol. Park not kept very well, needs maintaining on a regular basis which clearly isn't happening.

Kids love playing there!

Great park in Mestre. Nice place to relax and do some sportive activities

It is a nice place to take a walk in the morning or in the afternoon. There are several games for children. There are place to play football and voleyball.

Great place to have a small picnic whilst enjoying the cooling shade of trees. Made friends with some of the pigeons. :) Drinking fountain was a great plus!

The park in general is beautiful and has various spaces: a mini zoo with peacocks, dome ponds with giant fish and lots of turtles. There is a theatre inside but I think the complex itself is used for other artsy activities as well. There are several pingpong tables, a basketball court and a volleyball court and there might have been others that I didnt notice. There is also a football field if Im not mistaken.

We went to the park for the Runika Mestre Medievale Fest and I'll say was a great experience. From what I've see the park is pretty nice and has a few swimming pools (not free) ans is pretty cool in the summer time

This park is stunning, it has a swimming pool, two bars, ping pong tables, tennis and basketball court, open space for festival and two ponds. Also carps and snap turtles can be found swimming in the ponds also as peacocks.

Very nice park in the middle of the city, just be aware of toilets

Amazing lovely places to relax, jagging, walking

I like this park. I use to bring my baby to see the animals there. But, i have to be careful everytime when i came here. Anyway, tip for the people is not the local you just be careful and be awear.

Saw PFM here in January. Great theatre with comfy seats and a good view from the balcony. No bar though but great concert and experience

A great theatre. Brought my students to see a musical and we had a good experience

Concerto gospel

(Translated by Google) Essential theater that should be revised to give the structure a bit of modernity. Friendly staff. (Original) Teatro essenziale che andrebbe rivisto per dare un po di modernità alla struttura. Personale cordiale.

(Translated by Google) The theater's exterior is terrible, so dirty, it's unsightly. But doesn't the city have an interest in keeping the spaces where many people pass through clean, restoring decorum and cleanliness? I think even the performers in the shows were struck by nausea, given the numerous postponements. I will never return to this theater; it's unworthy of those who enter. (Original) Le condizioni esterne del teatro sono pessime, tanta sporcizia, inguardabile. Ma il comune non ha l'interesse di tenere puliti gli spazi dove transita molta gente, restituendo decoro e pulizia? Mi sa che anche i protagonisti degli spettacoli sono stati colti da nausea, visti i tantissimi rinvii. Non verrò mai più in questo teatro, è indegno per chi entra.

(Translated by Google) From the audience's point of view, it's a nice theatre, comfortable and warm, given that it was cold outside. (Original) Dal punto di vista del pubblico è un bel teatro, comodo e caldo, visto che fuori faceva freddo.

(Translated by Google) Excellent comfortable theater and convenient disabled parking in front of the entrance. (Original) Ottimo teatro confortevole e comodo parcheggio per disabili davanti l entrata.

Very good place for Touristy

Because there is no disturbing

Cool

(Translated by Google) Brick church dating back to after the Second World War, as the first, in Renaissance style and consecrated in 1925 by Blessed Longhin, had been razed to the ground by bombs. The new one appears tidy, solemn in its simplicity. An exception is the Chapel of the Santissimo, in the presbytery, in cornu Evangelii, totally frescoed by the Trentino Fabio Nones with episodes from the Gospel. The large Murano glass lamps also stand out. The natural chapels are dedicated to Our Lady of Lourdes and the Sacred Heart of Jesus. A third is used as a baptistery. The organ would be beautiful, a Malvestio-Tamburini partly with double compartment, restored in an approximate way to say the least a few years ago and barely functioning. (Original) Chiesa in mattoni risalente a dopo la Seconda Guerra Mondiale, in quanto la prima, in stile rinascimentale e consacrata nel 1925 dal Beato Longhin, era stata rasa al suolo dalle bombe. La nuova appare ordinata, solenne nella sua semplicità. Fa eccezione la Cappella del Santissimo, in presbiterio, in cornu Evangelii, totalmente affrescata dal trentino Fabio Nones con episodi del Vangelo. Spiccano anche le grandi lampade in vetro di Murano. Le cappelle naturali sono dedicate alla Madonna di Lourdes e al Sacro Cuore di Gesù. Una terza è adibita a battistero. L’organo sarebbe bello, un Malvestio-Tamburini in parte a doppio scomparto, restaurato in modo a dir poco approssimativo qualche anno fa e funzionante a stento.

Arrived for the 0930 mass on Sunday. Though it was in Italian had a spiritual experience.

Nice church

(Translated by Google) We were passing by and noticed this church. It was already evening, so unfortunately, we couldn't go inside. From the outside, it looks calm and peaceful 😊 (Original) Проходили мимо и заметили эту церковь. Это было уже вечером, к сожалению , не смогли зайти внутрь. Снаружи выглядит спокойно и умиротворено 😊

A short forest with less trails.

Beautiful view to see

In the pine!

It was fun

Magic

(Translated by Google) Great variety of trees, mushrooms, today trip with the 'Bruno Cetto' mycological group from Mestre. Interesting. Always a great experience to return! In any season. 👌🌲🙋‍♀️ I reconfirm, today 1211/2023! Highly recommended (Original) Grande varieta'di alberi, funghi, oggi gita col Gruppo Micologico 'Bruno Cetto' di Mestre. Interessante.Sempre una bella esperienza ritornarci! In qualsiasi stagione. 👌🌲🙋‍♀️ Riconfermo, oggi 1211/2023! Consigliatissimo

(Translated by Google) Beautiful wooded area near my house. It's the little greenery left in Mestre given the constant construction. A few rude people litter, but walking here is always lovely. (Original) Bella area boscosa vicino a casa. Il poco verde che rimane a Mestre vista la cementificazione continua. Qualche maleducato sporca ma passeggiare qui è sempre bello.

(Translated by Google) this beautiful little theater was closed, amid general indifference... (Original) questo bel piccolo teatro é stato chiuso, nell'indifferenza generale...

The owners of the restaurant in front told us we couldn't enter the property because it's a nature reserve. Even though there is no sign or barrier.

(Translated by Google) It can be reached via cycle path from Mestre. Closed at the moment. Example of twentieth-century Italian fortification. If you are in the area it's worth going. Nearby there is a bar and restaurant. (Original) Lo si può raggiungere tramite ciclabile da Mestre. Al momento chiuso. Esempio di fortificazione Italiana novecentesca. Se si è in zona vale la pena andare. Nei pressi c'è un bar e ristorante.

(Translated by Google) I spent full unforgettable evenings with friends and colleagues: sports, football, music, quality catering with excellent wines, beers, grapes, sweet coffees. celebrating in the good company of spectacular and splendid girls to be repeated again and again (Original) Ho trascorso con gli amici e colleghi serate indimenticabili piene: tra sport calcio, musica, ristorazione di qualità con ottimi vini birre, graspe, caffè dolci. in festa in bella compagnia anche di spettacolari e splendide ragazze da ripetere senpre

(Translated by Google) Refreshment stop in the Bosco di Mestre during an absolutely very valid bike excursion where we were able to enjoy tasty dishes with fast, courteous and kind service and at a good price. Absolutely to try. (Original) Tappa di ristoro nel Bosco di Mestre durante un escursione in bici assolutamente molto valida dove abbiamo potuto gustare piatti gustosi con servizio veloce, cortese e gentile e a buon prezzo. Assolutamente da provare.

(Translated by Google) A splendid rural setting in which Forte Cosenz is immersed. We went for a wedding anniversary so it is possible that the place was not ready or used to receiving many people all together, both as a courtesy on the part of the staff and as requested in the service. The food wasn't bad at all, it was very simple dishes such as fried starters, pasta with tomato and aubergines, meat with potatoes. Let's say an unpretentious and quiet place. (Original) Una splendida cornice rurale in cui è immerso il Forte Cosenz. Siamo andati per un anniversario di matrimonio quindi è possibile che il luogo non era pronto o abituato a ricevere molte persone tutte insieme, sia come cortesia da parte del personale, sia come richieste nel servizio. Il cibo non era affatto male, si trattava di pietanze molto semplici come fritti per antipasto, pasta con pomodoro e melanzane, carne con patate. Diciamo un locale senza pretese e tranquillo.

(Translated by Google) Super!!! Unfortunately the fort cannot be visited but the surrounding environment is worth a visit especially for those who love being surrounded by nature. Don't miss a stop at Ci.bo restaurant with Sicilian cuisine: a delight for the palate!! Unfortunately I wasn't able to photograph the pasta alla norma, the pasta with citrus fruits, the paella and... it all disappeared too quickly!!!! All the staff were great (Original) Super!!! Il forte purtroppo non si può visitare ma l'ambiente tutt'attorno merita una visita soprattutto per chi ama stare in mezzo alla natura. Da non perdere poi una fermata da Ci.bo ristorante con cucina siciliana: una delizia per il palato!! Purtroppo non sono riuscita a fotografare la pasta alla norma, la pasta agli agrumi, la paella e.... è sparito tutto troppo velocemente!!!! Bravissimo tutto lo staff

(Translated by Google) Fantastic. I overate. I drank inhumanly, I was treated like a prince. (Original) Fantastico. ho stramagiato bemissimo. ho strabevuto disumanamente, della serie sono stato trattato come un principe

Nice park in town

Top

Ok

Good location

(Translated by Google) I love this park with ancient trees. Inside there are rides for children, an excellent toy library and a library plus a women's center and anti-violence centre. The park also has a large aviary with many species of birds inside and a fountain with drinking water. (Original) Adoro questo parco dagli alberi antichi. All'interno vi sono giostrine per bambini, un'ottima ludoteca e una biblioteca più il centro donna e centro antiviolenza. Il parco ha anche una grande voliera con tante specie di uccellini all'interno e una fontanella con acqua potabile.

(Translated by Google) In Villa Franchin you can breathe forest air, finding yourself in the center of Carpenedo, the prestigious district of Mestre (VE) (Original) In villa Franchin è respirare aria di bosco trovandoti al centro di Carpenedo prestigioso quartiere di Mestre (ve)

(Translated by Google) Beautiful "villa" with public gardens, the children's area which has gravel flooring (dangerous for the little ones) needs to be repaired as soon as possible. (Original) Bella "villa" con giardini pubblici, è da sistemare quanto prima l'area bambini che ha la pavimentazione in ghiaia (pericolosa per i più piccoli).

Here you can find interesting exposition, but wish there was more examples of technique.

Quite Interesting for a small visit

This place is only open on very random days - the sign says its open on a handful of sundays

(Translated by Google) There were a lot of people at tourist spots, so I went there because I wanted to take a walk in a quiet place! The air is good and there are no tourists. It was a great time for a walk! ! ! (Original) 観光地は人が多く、静かなところを散歩したくて行きました！ 空気が良くて、観光人ゼロ。 とても良い散歩時間になりました！！！

(Translated by Google) For those who love ships, many interesting models (Original) Per chi ama le navi tanti modelli interessanti

(Translated by Google) beautiful and very interesting (Original) bello e molto interessante

(Translated by Google) The yellow zone hides and offers unknown wonders (Original) La zona gialla nasconde e regala meraviglie sconosciute

I was here back in 1996 to see a qualifier for the European Championship, between Italy and Portugal. The arena was as far as I can remember at the time rather worn and out of fashion. Sadly as far as I can see from posted photos here it does not seem to be very different today. Very little seems to have been done these past 25 years when it comes to upgrading.

A piece of contemporary history that should be better preserved.

(Translated by Google) Ancient stadium with a retro charm (Original) Stadio antico con un fascino retro

(Translated by Google) Small, fine old school place. Great atmosphere and interesting game (Original) Kleiner, feiner Oldschoolplatz. Tolle Atmosphäre und intressantes Spiel

(Translated by Google) Historic small stadium for a city and its people that deserves a team in Serie B Big orange heart (Original) Storico piccolo stadio per una città e la sua gente che meriterebbe la squadra in serie B Grande cuore arancionero

(Translated by Google) Sports facility of the Italian city of Venice, located in the picturesque location of Mestre. Inaugurated in 1896 as a racecourse (at the time the football destination did not exist), it was inaugurated for football use in 1919: historically it hosts the internal matches of Mestre. It also hosted the Venezia-Mestre for four seasons, some matches of the women's club Venezia 1984 and non-sporting events such as concerts and shows. (Original) Impianto sportivo della città italiana di Venezia, ubicato in località suggestiva di Mestre. Inaugurato nel 1896 come ippodromo (al tempo la destinazione calcistica non esisteva), fu inaugurato all'uso calcistico nel 1919: storicamente ospita gli incontri interni del Mestre. Ha ospitato inoltre per quattro stagioni il Venezia-Mestre, alcune partite del club femminile Venezia 1984 ed eventi non sportivi quali concerti e spettacoli.

(Translated by Google) small stadium for a city like Mestre, however it is a symbol of the city, which deserves to remain in professional football (80 thousand inhabitants), at least in Serie C. good luck to the orange team👋 (Original) stadio piccolo per una città come Mestre, però è simbolo della città, che, meriterebbe di restare nel calcio professionistico (80 mila abitanti,) almeno in serie C. buona fortuna arancioneri👋

The suite with the balcony was really comfortable. Rail station to Venice is only 5 minutes walk from the hotel. There's also a big store just beside the building.

Incredible views over venezia mestre.

Excellent price/quality ratio and just 15 min away from Venice with train or buses passing every 10 min

I was surprised by this architecture on my visit to Venice.

Very cool highrise

wonderful place!!!

Great!!!

(Translated by Google) A beautiful bright gallery, entry is free (Original) Una bella galleria luminosa, l' ingresso è gratuito

(Translated by Google) Interesting contemporary place, I'm a 4 but I give 5 because I know they will do better in the future (Original) Interessante luogo del contemporaneo, sono da 4 ma do 5 perché so che faranno meglio in futuro

(Translated by Google) Suggestive location, ultra modern design. Alternative for aperitifs and refined dinners (Original) Location suggestiva, design ultra moderno. Alternativo per aperitivi e cene raffinate

(Translated by Google) Stunningly stylish place. Worth seeing (Original) Posto di un stile stupendo. Da vedere

(Translated by Google) We landed in Venice, happy and content. We were going to visit something unusual and different. It is mandatory that men take their princesses there at least once in their lives. The water taxi right outside the airport will add a touch of romance to an already romantic atmosphere. Once you arrive, you will wander through the little streets, canals, bridges, shops, palaces, beautiful churches (all wonderful), restaurants and finally, lots of water. In 2/3 days, you will see everything. The least pleasant detail is the large number of people, and because of this, we are only numbers in the hotels. On the way back to the airport, you can take the ferry and get a different perspective of the place. (Original) Aterramos em Veneza felizes e contentes vamos visitar algo que não é vulgar e diferente obrigatoriamente pelo menos uma vez na vida temos nos homens de lá levar as nossas princesas . O táxi marítimo logo à saída do aeroporto acrescentará um romantismo a um ambiente já de si romântico, e chegados entranhe-se por ruazinhas ,canais ,pontes ,lojas ,palácios , igrejas lindas ( todas maravilhosas ) , restaurantes e por fim água muita água , em 2/3 dias vê tudo . Pormenor menos agradável é a quantidade elevada de pessoas e devido a isso nos hotéis somos números . No regresso para o aeroporto pode apanhar o ferry terá outra perspetiva do lugar.

(Translated by Google) Despite being a lover of the Renaissance style and a sympathizer of the Baroque, the Palazzo Emo Treves de Bonfili relatively excites me. Please note that, unfortunately, incorrect photos of other buildings are often inserted. If you found the review useful, please click on the hand, thank you. (Original) Pur essendo un amante dello stile rinascimentale ed un simpatizzante del Barocco, il Palazzo Emo Treves de Bonfili mi entusiasma relativamente. Attenzione che, purtroppo, spesso vengono inserite foto sbagliate che sono di altri palazzi. Se la recensione ti è sembrata utile, per favore clicca sulla manina, grazie.

(Translated by Google) Interesting to see. But there are simply a SEA of tourists!!!! Variation in prices for everything, incl. and a souvenir, great, but mostly they are atomic! (Original) Увидеть интересно. Но туристов просто МОРЕ!!!! Разброс цен на всё, в т.ч. и сувенирку, велик, но в основном они атомные!

(Translated by Google) It is impossible not to fall in love with Venice (Original) Не можливо не закохатися у Венецію

(Translated by Google) A small museum that you don't expect, with many surprises, kindness and passion. For adults and children! (Original) Un piccolo museo che non ti aspetti, con tante sorprese, gentilezza e passione. Per grandi e piccini!

(Translated by Google) I was very interested in both the history of the evolution of the earth and animals, and the mineral exhibition. Furthermore, the guides explained very well. Really interesting. (Original) Mi ha interessato molto sia la storia dell'evoluzione della terra e degli animali, sia la mostra dei minerali. Inoltre le guide spiegavano molto bene. Veramente interessante.

(Translated by Google) A place to meet and spread culture suitable for all ages (Original) Un luogo di incontro e diffusione di cultura adatta a tutte le età

(Translated by Google) Experience to forget (Original) Esperienza da dimenticare

(Translated by Google) It would be a beautiful park, with large old trees. It's a shame that it is in the middle of two very busy roads, one is the ring road which fortunately has sound-absorbing panels and the other is the terraglio. Inside there are no games for the little ones, slides, swings, etc (Original) Sarebbe un bel parco, con grandi alberi secolari. Peccato che sia in mezzo a due strade molto trafficate una è la tangenziale che per fortuna ha i pannelli fonoassorbenti e l altra è il terraglio. All interno mancano i giochi per i più piccoli, scivolo altalene ecc

(Translated by Google) Park not huge but very pleasant. Young and old trees, lively ground and benches (some with tables). The nearby car park is very convenient, on the side of which there is direct access to the park. (Original) Parco non enorme ma molto gradevole. Alberi giovani e secolari, suolo movimentato e panchine (alcune con tavoli). Molto comodo il parcheggio limitrofo sul cui versante c'è un accesso diretto al parco.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful park on the outskirts of Mestre, a small fountain, tables and benches in the shade of centuries-old trees. Very quiet, frequented mostly by people walking their dogs. A little green jewel. (Original) Bellissimo parco alle porte di Mestre, una fontanella, tavoli e panchine all'ombra di alberi secolari. Molto tranquillo, frequentato perlopiù da persone che portano il cane a spasso. Un piccolo gioiello verde.

(Translated by Google) Small park full of magic with centuries-old trees. Too bad it's a bit bare. A few more benches would be appreciated. The nearby parking lot is very convenient. Not so the street without a sidewalk for pedestrians. (Original) Piccolo parco pieno di magia con alberi secolari. Peccato sia un po' spoglio. Qualche panchina in più sarebbe apprezzata. Il parcheggio scambiatore vicino é molto comodo. Non altrettanto la via senza marciapiede per i pedoni.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, the area is abandoned. Benches destroyed, a part unusable and no one knows why. Too bad, the trees are centuries old and it would be a quiet place to relax. Between Terraglio and the ring road! I ask if anyone has any intention of forming a group dedicated to his recovery (Original) Purtroppo area in abbandono. Panchine distrutte, una parte non praticabile e non si sa perché. Peccato , gli alberi sono secolari e sarebbe un posto tranquillo per rilassarsi. Tra Terraglio e tangenziale ! Chiedo se nessuno ha intenzione di formare un gruppo che si dedichi al suo recupero

(Translated by Google) The park is little known and is immersed in a splendid green area. Despite its lack of notoriety, Villa Tivan deserves more notoriety. (Original) Il parco è poco conosciuto ed è immerso in una splendida zona verde. Nonostante la sua scarsa notorietà, la Villa Tivan merita più notorietà.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful park with wonderful trees, fenced area for dogs to run around. Let's just hope they put the fountains into operation soon to give it an extra touch! (Original) Bellissimo parco con alberi meravigliosi, zona recintata per sgambamento cani. Speriamo solo mettano presto in funzione le fontanelle per dare un tocco in più!

Not open on a Sunday at stated time.

Lovely place

(Translated by Google) I sincerely thank the D'E.M. gallery. Venice Art Gallery for the exhibition held at Ca' Carraresi, really well set up and with works of great value. I also thank you for my first prize in the Web category, unexpected, but which thrilled me and gave a boost to my self-esteem. 🤗 finally, last but NOT least I thank Barbara Bortot who with her sensitivity and professionalism always makes everything special. THANK YOU (Original) Ringrazio di cuore la galleria D’E.M. Venice Art Gallery per la mostra realizzata a Ca’ Carraresi, davvero ben allestita e con delle opere di gran pregio. Ringrazio inoltre per il mio primo premio nella categoria Web, inaspettato, ma che mi ha emozionata e dato una spinta alla mia autostima. 🤗 infine, ultima ma NON ultima ringrazio Barbara Bortot che con la sua sensibilità e la sua professionalità rende il tutto sempre speciale. GRAZIE

(Translated by Google) Fantastic location for a fantastic exhibition. Thanks Elena (Original) Location fantastica per una mostra fantastica . Grazie Elena

(Translated by Google) Beautiful exhibition, well organized in a strategic place in Venice, very convenient to the station. The inauguration on Saturday 14 May 2022 was taken care of in detail. It was a great emotion to have been able to participate as a guest and as an exhibitor. (Original) Bellissima mostra, ben organizzata in un posto strategico di Venezia, molto comodo alla stazione. L'inaugurazione di sabato 14 maggio 2022 è stata curata nei dettagli. Una grandissima emozione aver potuto partecipare come ospite e come espositrice.

(Translated by Google) She moved from Via Dante to Via Cappuccina and is very active in organizing events of notable artistic interest. The gallery staff also organizes beautiful exhibitions in the historic center of Venice. (Original) Si è trasferita da Via Dante a Via Cappuccina ed è molto attiva nell'organizzazione di eventi di notevole interesse artistico. Lo staff della galleria organizza anche delle belle mostre nel centro storico di Venezia.

(Translated by Google) The D'E.M VENICE ART GALLERY is one of the most important realities in the Venetian territory, hosting and organizing exhibitions and events of a high cultural level, thanks to its Director Dr. Elena Petrus Duleba and her qualified staff (Original) La Galleria D'E.M VENICE ART GALLERY, è una delle realtà più importanti nel territorio veneziano, ospita e organizza mostre e rassegne di alto livello culturale, merito della sua Direttrice Dott.ssa Elena Petrus Duleba e del Suo qualificato Staff

(Translated by Google) The Momo theater is a small theater in Mestre but with a well-stocked theater program in the winter period of the year. The cost of the ticket is not at all expensive and can almost be compared to a cinema ticket. Theatrical performances are almost always funny and ironic and in this period of many uncertainties there is an extreme need for a healthy and economical escape. Thanks therefore to those who organize this little theatre. G.V. (Original) Il teatro Momo è un piccolo teatro di Mestre ma con un fornito programma tetrale nel periodo invernale dell'anno. Il costo del biglietto non è per nulla esoso e può essere quasi paragonabile ad un biglietto di cinema. Le rappresentazioni teatrali sono quasi sempre divertenti e ironiche e in questo periodo di molte incertezze c'è un estremo bisogno di una sana ed ecomica evasione. Un ringraziamento quindi a chi organizza questo piccolo teatro. G.V.

(Translated by Google) Nice theatre, easy to reach even by train! Suitable for workshops with schools like we did with the awareness journey on gender violence (Original) Bel teatro, comodo da raggiungere anche in treno!adatto a laboratori con le scuole come abbiamo fatto noi con il percorso di sensibilizzazione sulla violenza di genere

(Translated by Google) Great place! Good acoustics, comfortable seats, super friendly staff. And the show was very enjoyable (Original) Ottimo posto! Buona acustica, poltrone comode, personale super gentile. E lo spettacolo era molto gradevole

(Translated by Google) Small neighborhood theater with good shows, concerts and events also for children. Since it doesn't have many places, it is strongly recommended to always book. It also makes local musical and theater groups available for rehearsals. There are also free shows but the tickets are still cheap. (Original) Piccolo teatro di quartiere con buoni spettacoli, concerti e rassegne anche per bambini. Siccome non ha molti posti è fortemente consigliato prenotare sempre. Inoltre mette a disposizione di gruppi musicali e teatrali cittadini locali per le prove. Ci sono anche spettacoli gratuiti ma i biglietti sono comunque modici.

(Translated by Google) Terrible theatre: chairs all at the same level and the stage is very little raised, so either you are in the very first rows (impossible, because there are season ticket holders there who always have priority in purchasing new season tickets) or you can't see anything. I almost always pay for the ticket and my son only sees the heads in front: shameful. (Original) Teatro pessimo: sedie tutte allo stesso livello e palco pochissimo rialzato, quindi o si è nelle primissime file (impossibile, perché lì ci sono gli abbonati che hanno sempre la precedenza nell'acquisto nuovi abbonamenti) o non si vede nulla. Quasi sempre pago il biglietto e mio figlio vede solo le teste davanti: vergognoso.

(Translated by Google) "Small" theater (approximately 210 seats), comfortable seats and excellent acoustics. The only flaw for those coming from outside are the parking lots. Advised. (Original) Teatro "piccolo" (210 posti circa), poltrone comode ed ottima acustica. Unica pecca per chi viene da fuori sono i parcheggi. Consigliato.

(Translated by Google) Small but dignified and welcoming theatre. The Municipality's gesture of making it available free of charge for charitable performances in favor of LILT is commendable. (Original) Teatro piccolo ma dignitoso ed accogliente. Encomiabile il gesto del Comune di metterlo a disposizione gratuitamente per rappresentazioni a scopo benefico a favore della LILT.

Super

Beautiful grounds & a lot of history to this place!

(Translated by Google) Enchanting place for how it is kept! Congratulations to the volunteers! Passed by with a group of cyclists, and Franco welcomed us by opening the fort for us and also acting as a guide! Very good and very good! Historic place that makes you think! (Original) Luogo incantevole per come è tenuto! Complimenti ai volontari ! Passato con un gruppo di ciclisti, e Franco ci ha accolto aprendoci il forte e facendoci anche da cicerone ! Bravissimo e bravissimi ! Luogo storico che dà da pensare!

(Translated by Google) Ancient fort that you can visit inside, there are plates that explain what rooms they were. We had the opportunity to visit it during an exhibition on ancient crafts (Original) Antico fortino che si può visitare dentro, ci sono le targhe che spiegano che stanze erano. Abbiamo avuto la possibilità di visitarlo durante una mostra sugli antichi mestieri

(Translated by Google) Forte Mezzacapo is a historical place located in Zelarino, Venice. It is a historic fort built in the early 1900s as a control for possible attacks on Venice. It has never been put into operation and is only used for storage. Having not received any attacks, the structure is perfectly preserved. It is now managed by an association and hosts art exhibitions and events. A theater has been built inside and a hall is rented for events. There are historical testimonies from the twenty years. I was there on the occasion of the San Martino fair, a very beautiful and artisanal event. Really interesting place and venue (Original) Forte Mezzacapo è un luogo storico situato a Zelarino, Venezia. È uno storico forte costruito nel primo 900 come controllo per eventuali attacchi su Venezia. Non é mai entrato in funzione ed é utilizzato solo per lo stoccaggio. Non avendo ricevuto attacchi la struttura é perfettamente conservata. Ora é gestito da una associazione e ospita mostre d'arte ed eventi. È stato costruito un teatro all'interno e si affitta una sala per eventi. Sono presenti testimonianze storiche del ventennio. Sono stato lì in occasione della fiera di San Martino un evento molto bello e artigianale. Posto e luogo davvero interessante

(Translated by Google) A very well-kept and fully visitable fort. The exhibition on the left side that deals a bit with the professions of the past and the life of the past is really very very beautiful. For those who are not very young it is a little dive into the past inside the grandparents' house. The other part that is accessed from the door on the right is completely visitable but empty, it would be nice to see some finds that in some way made it clear what life was like inside the fort. The park is very beautiful. From the parking lot to the fort there is a path with various contemporary works of art, some of them unfortunately have the indications of the title and the artist ruined by the weather. But it is always nice to be able to walk and observe the works of art trying to understand what they represent or feel the sensations that you experience. I recommend a walk even with your four-legged friend! (Original) Un forte davvero ben tenuto e totalmente visitabile. La mostra presente nella parte di sinistra che riguarda un po' i mestieri di una volta e la vita di una volta è davvero molto molto bella. Per chi non è giovanissimo è un piccolo tuffo nel passato dentro la casa dei nonni. L'altra parte a cui si accede dalla porta di destra è tutta visitabile ma vuota, sarebbe bello vedere alcuni reperti che in qualche modo facessero capire com'era la vita dentro il forte. Il parco è molto bello. Dal parcheggio al forte c'è un percorso con varie opere d'arte contemporanee, alcune di esse purtroppo hanno le indicazioni del titolo e dell'artista rovinate dalle intemperie. Ma è sempre bello poter camminare e osservare le opere d'arte cercando di capire cosa rappresenti oppure sentire le sensazioni che si provano. Vi consiglio una passeggiata anche con il proprio amico a quattro zampe!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful military structure, well preserved, mosquito repellent is needed, there is a landart art exhibition (Original) Bella struttura militare, ben conservata, serve l'antizanzara, c' una mostra d'arte landart

(Translated by Google) Gaia is a great artist! I have been following his work for years and, if I can, I always stop by the shop to browse... We have some of his creations at home! Always looking to innovate and do very special things. Katia.V. (Original) Gaia è una grande artista! Da anni seguo i sui lavori e,se posso,passo sempre in negozio a curiosare…A casa abbiamo delle sue creazioni! Sempre alla ricerca di rinnovarsi e fare cose particolarissime. Katia.V.

(Translated by Google) When you enter Casa della Renna, you don't enter just any shop or gallery. You are welcomed by the warmth and love for small things, you rediscover the value of objects and artistic craftsmanship. Each object is a small piece of history and Gaia knows how to tell it to you with her unmistakable style. Go and visit it. You will definitely come away with something that will warm your heart. (Original) Quando entri in Casa della Renna, non entri in un negozio o galleria qualunque. Vieni accolto dal calore e dall’amore per le piccole cose, riscopri il valore degli oggetti e dell’artigianato artistico. Ogni oggetto è un piccolo pezzo di storia e Gaia te lo sa raccontare con il suo stile inconfondibile. Andate a visitarla. Ne uscirete sicuramente con qualche cosa che vi scalderà il cuore.

(Translated by Google) Casa della Renna is a place where creativity is at home! The hospitality and style of this gallery are unique, reflecting the unmistakable taste of the owner, the artist Gaia Lionello. (Original) Casa della Renna è un luogo dove la creatività è di casa! Unici sono l'accoglienza e lo stile di questa galleria, che rispecchiano il gusto inconfondibile della proprietaria, l'artista Gaia Lionello.

(Translated by Google) Perfect little art shop/atelier to look for from artistic gifts to unique and innovative works of art to embellish your homes. The owner and artist Gaia will always be able to give you the best advice based on your every need. Go there or pass by with confidence! (Original) Perfetto negozietto/atelier d'arte per cercare dal regalino artistico all'opera d'arte unica e innovativa per abbellire le vostre case. La titolare e artista Gaia vi saprà consigliare sempre al meglio in base a ogni vostra esigenza. Andateci o passateci con fiducia!

(Translated by Google) A small jewel a stone's throw from the historic center of Mestre and ten minutes by bus from Venice. You get lost in the details, in the objects of all kinds cared for, worked and painted excellently by the artist Gaia Lionello, of whom there are also numerous works. Perfect for more serious thoughts and gifts, but also just to simply take some time to immerse yourself in the magical world of Gaia and her particular artistic touch. Recommended for connoisseurs and for those who never stop wanting to satisfy their knowledge and curiosity with "beauty". (Original) Un piccolo gioiello a due passi dal centro storico di Mestre e a dieci minuti di bus da Venezia. Ci si perde nei dettagli, negli oggetti di ogni tipo curati, lavorati e dipinti egregiamente dall'artista Gaia Lionello, di cui sono presenti anche numerose opere. Perfetto per pensieri e per regali più impegnativi, ma anche solo semplicemente per prendersi un po' del proprio tempo per immergersi nel magico mondo di Gaia e del suo particolare tocco artistico. Consigliato per gli intenditori e per chi non smette mai di voler soddisfare con il "bello" la propria conoscenza, la propria curiosità.

(Translated by Google) Gaia is a splendid artist, gifted with great talent and vision; I highly recommend meeting her and her works, today in this home in Mestre that welcomes her. (Original) Gaia è un’artista splendida, dotata di grande talento e visione; consiglio vivamente l’incontro con lei e le sue opere, all’oggi in questa dimora a Mestre che l’accoglie.

(Translated by Google) If you're looking for a gift for a friend or yourself, this is the place! Lots of different artistic objects made by Gaia with so much love. Well done, Gaia! (Original) Se cercate dovete fare un regalo ad un amico/a o a voi stessi è il posto giusto! Tante oggetti artistici di vario tipo fatti da Gaia con tanto amore. Brava Gaia!!!!