Top Veneto Fashion Shows

Experience Venice in the most Venetian way possible: via a shared gondola ride while being serenaded. Choose between an afternoon or evening ride and then hop on the six-person gondola by a gondolier who is clad in traditional garb. Then begin the ride, as part of a group of eight different gondolas, with a singer aboard one of the boats. In addition to the song being sun to you, enjoy the sites of Venice's main landmarks, including the grand Canal and Palazzo Barberino.

Capture professional-quality photographs of you and your partner during this special sunrise photoshoot. Beat the crowds with an early departure, experiencing “golden hour” Venice at its most photogenic. Meet in centrally-located Saint Mark’s Square, and then head to little-known backstreets for a variety of location changes. Tours include 70 profesionally edited, high-definition photos.

Venice has long been known for its rich culture of artisan crafts, from glassblowing to mask making. Go beyond the souvenir shops and discover authentic Venetian ateliers with this unique artisan crafts tour. Join a local insider guide to discover the landmark and cutting-edge artisan workshops and boutiques, meet the craftspeople, and learn about the most storied and intricate handmade wares.

Getting the right photos is a crucial part of any vacation. Leave the selfie stick at home and book a session with a professional photographer who will create beautiful images of you in some of Venice's most beautiful locations.

With a backdrop as magnificent as Venice, you’ll want to share your visit on social media. This private portrait session will guarantee that you have plenty of shots worth posting on Instagram, or to share with friends and family. Pose with a professional photographer in iconic locations around Venice, including St. Mark’s Square, the Rialto Bridge, and the Riva degli Schiavoni gondola stand.

Venice, this wonderful city rising out of the water, was one of the wonders in Europe, and during the 15th and 16th century one the richest in the Mediterranean Sea with a population of approx. 170.00 thousand inhabitants. More than 11.000 were courtesans...In a cosmopolitan and active city like Venice, at the time of the Serenissima the courtesan phenomenon found fertile ground. The Republic was not only the beating heart of a thriving commercial activity, but also a center of passage for merchants , for pilgrims, people on the move, foreigners of all sorts .Many were those who went to the lagoon due to the high number of precious relics. As many as those that arrived in the wake of the oriental routes for the sale of luxury goods. The phenomenon of prostitution flourished in this purely male environment. Like most activities it was not only controlled by the city government but also used as a tool to maintain public order Let’s explore the Venetian courtesan culture

Looking FOR HIDDEN TREASURES: I am a traveler like you.I Love to know,discover ,get excited As venetian it took me time to discover this hidden treasures .So not a Fournace but THE Fornace ,excellence in glass processing Not everyone can visit this reality ,I have to inform them, we would be welcomed as guests and friends ..all in point of feet ..here they work ,a simple carelessness and the hours spent would be destroyed Are you ready for this exciting experience ' .Lets go !!

A tour to cruise passengers that embark or disembark from Venice cruise terminal. About 150 shops in the same area, an outlet village that can satisfy everyone! Close to Venice, a place with the most important brands known all over the world.

Enjoy a funny and original way to discover Turin and its most iconic spots! Drive your New Fiat500 car, directly from your hotel, experiencing the real Italian Dolce Vita. Decide to self drive or, if you prefer, your guide can be just your private local guide or your driver too. Drive to the National Automobile Museum, to discover with a skip-the-line entrance, the valuable pieces in the whole collection, the Ferrari Gallery and, obviously, the Iconic Fiat500 of the '50s. Keep on touring with your 500 to Lingotto District and the Pinacoteca Agnelli, to have a walk on the iconic track, famous as a location of the cult movie "The Italian Job", now renovated ad the biggest roof garden in Europe and sip a typical Italian cocktail at FIATCafé500, admiring the stunning view from the top of the track. Enjoy the most beautiful spots in Turin, from the Medieval Castle in Valentino Park to the historic city centre to admire the most iconic plazas, in which "The Italian Job" was filmed.