The Vaporetto dell’Arte debuts June 1, and with any luck will allow curious ticket holders to travel more comfortably, and more informed.
Another bridge, another island.
Venice is like no other city in Italy, let alone the world. We're betting you haven't allowed nearly enough time to take in all she has to offer, but whether you're here for the day or have come to stay, here is some info that should come in handy.
Take a Number: Venice Vaporetti regroup
The new numbering system for vaporetto lines could, should help newcomers find the landing they’re looking for more quickly. Speriamo bene.
Venice Transit News: Aerobus & Rialto Landing
Venice ACTV revises fares, revitalizes buses, and adds a convenient combo land-boat entrance fare to the city; Rialto Line 2 boarding separates non-subscription from CartaVenezia iMob card holders (from 4pm to 8:30, anyway).
Inside the Intricacies of Burano Lace
After extensive restoration, restructuring, and modernization of the entire building and rearrangement of its precious collections, the Burano Lace Museum has reopened to the public.
Biennale Bites – recap, Day 3
The last preview day was Friday, and the air was considerably more relaxed. Took in more both at the Giardini and in the Arsenale…and managed to catch Best Artist Golden Lion winner Christian Marclay’s “The Clock.” Basta for now, although there is still much more to see…
A Documentary Project of LivingVenice.org.
On a sunny day, watch schools of fish bob by the underwater webcam of the CNR sea tower in the high Adriatic.