Überall in den Gassen Venedigs werden Sie auf die verschiedensten kleinen Läden und Boutiquen stoßen. Enge, beinahe schon überfüllte Geschäfte für echte Karnevalsmasken finden sich dabei Seite an Seite mit lokalen Andenkenhändlern und einmaligen Buchläden wieder. Ein Schaufensterbummel ist da eine wahre Freude für alle Sinne, aber Achtung: Es könnte gut sein, dass Sie ein paar wahre Schmuckstücke finden, denen Sie nicht widerstehen können. Sagen Sie nicht, wir hätten Sie nicht gewarnt! Diese sechs venezianischen Geschäfte sollten Sie sich als begeisterter Bummler auf keinen Fall entgehen lassen.
This traditional Venetian restaurant is located along the Sensa canal, making it a perfect getaway for romantic diners. The restaurant offers excellent pizzas and traditional cuisine, with a creative touch. It also serves a great selection of wines sourced from smaller vineyards across Italy.
Here you can buy furlane, the elegant gondolier slippers. They come in a variety of colours and with a few different styles, all made from a rich fabric that feels soft to the touch. The store has a rich history and offers exclusive customer service.
Step inside this small storefront and you'll see Giuliana Longo herself, in all her hat-weaving glory. The shop is compact, but the selection is diverse. From basic straw sun hats to ornate concoctions with velvet trim, there’s something for every taste.
Venice is rightly famous for its masks, and Ca' Macana is specifically known for their papier‑mâchè masks, meticulously hand-crafted and painted with care. Browse the large selection of masks and let your imagination take hold, as you choose a design that will capture everyone’s eye.
This buzzing shopping and dining complex is located on the mainland of Venice. It offers over 115 stores of the type mostly unavailable on the Island of Venice itself, as well as 15 dining outlets concentrated in the Piazza de Vero.
Libreria Acqua Alta is famous for its creative book shelving & seating, including gondolas, canoes and bathtubs, fashioned out of old books that got ruined by high water, or “acqua alta”. Here you can browse books and sit, enjoying wonderful views over the canal.