The spaghetti and meatballs is a representative recipe of the Italian-American cooking, which was exported in the USA by the Italian immigrants in search of fortune between the end of the 19th century and the first years of the 20th century. In the USA it […]
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The exhibit Cina Techne – A taste of colours from China at Palazzo Dolfin Gabriele wants to be an occasion for the West to inspect the artisan dimension of the millennial Chinese art. The exhibit Cina Techne shows the evolution of the concept of art […]
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The Rialto Bridge (Italian: Ponte di Rialto) is the most famous and ancient bridge of Venice and a tourist attraction that every year summons lots of turists. The Rialto Bridge is the first bridge built to cross the Canal Grande and it has been the […]
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The Prosecco Brut is the best sparkling wine as accompaniment to a seafood dish. This kind of sparkling wine is labelled “Brut” because it has a low level of sweetness: less than 12 grams per litre. The flavour is full and intense: behind the soft […]
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The Peggy Guggenheim Collection is an absolute must if you’re going on a trip to Venice. The Peggy Guggenheim Collection is based in Palazzo Venier dei Leoni overlooking the Canale Grande. In 1948 the art collector Peggy Guggenheim, niece of the magnate Solomon R. Guggenheim, […]
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On the occasion of the Venice Biennale, the V-A-C Zattere hosts the awaited exhibition Time, Forward! Time, Forward! is the final chapter of a long reflection on the concept of time and its bond to the XXI century. The title has an ironic cross-reference to […]
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There’s always some room for the dessert! Kori Restaurant knows it and today it presents a famous spoon dessert recipe: the profiteroles. The profiteroles are a dessert of French or Italian origin: it seems that a cook called Popelini a the service of Caterina de’ […]
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It often happens that people consider Venice as a coastal city, because the sea surrounds it. Actually, it is a lagoon city. Let’s get to know about the origins of the Venice lagoon. The lagoon is a coastal basin separated from the sea by a […]
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Until September 14th, the Alberta Pane Gallery will host the exhibition “Island Ark” by Marcos Lutyens, an artist engaged for years in interdisciplinary expressiveness, known for his ability to unite cognitive techniques, technology and creativity in the realization of his works. “Island Ark” brings to […]
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During your vacation in Venice, you certainly can’t miss a trip to the sea, especially the one on the Lido. Frequented not only by tourists, the Lido di Venezia (formerly called Isola d’Oro), is an islet that rises a short distance from the city, ideal […]
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