In San Giacomo di Rialto, a campo near the Rialto Bridge and also known as San Giacometto, lies a church believed to be the oldest in Venice. First built in the year 421, the restored church standing today dates back … Continued
In La Serenissima the list of things to see is endless. Why is it that whenever I travel to Venice, I discover something new, which then begins a snowball effect, and I yearn to explore even more? Can it be … Continued
When traveling to a tourist destination as popular as Venice most visitors never consider some of the practical aspects of what it’s like to live there. Although the shop owners, tour guides, and restaurateurs greet each vacationer with a smile, … Continued
When you think of transportation in Venice the first thing that comes to mind is a water taxi, gondola, vaporetto, or some other form of water transportation. But yet, a bridge connects the mainland to the island of Venice. Trains … Continued
Venice is one of my favorite places in Italy, a city that entices me to return again and again. It’s a place where a photo opportunity emerges around every corner. I can never resist stopping to capture the beauty of … Continued
