Looking for a souvenir that actually means something? Established in 1978 and recently taken over by three young Venetians, Signor Blum is a much-loved workshop specialised in handcrafted wooden objects assembled without nails or screws.
A charming B&B located in the heart of Venice with a beautiful garden growing jasmine and camellias. The rooms are both cosy and elegant, ensuring a well-needed rest after exploring the city all day.
Reborn under new ownership, Do Farai breathes fresh life into a beloved Venetian osteria. Pair seasonal plates with a curated wine list and don't miss the delicate sole with lemon, dill and chives, or the amberjack crudo with apple and zucchini flowers.
Proudly serving the freshest ingredients, this intimate enoteca not only prizes itself on its wonderful culinary delights but, also in its cultivated collection of wine. With a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere it is clear that the food is made with passion and love. We recommend going for a light lunch and sitting on one of the few tables overlooking the canal. This is Venice at its finest.
The glassware studio reconsiders Murano traditions with a contemporary lens, collaborating with designers including JW Anderson. This is Venetian glass for modern collectors, with pieces that feel high design yet joyfully usable. It's extremely hard to leave empty-handed.