Giuseppina is a historian and researcher from Venice and she has recently discovered that many streets take their name from the wine trade as Venice, from 1300 to 1700, was the largest disposal station of wine in Europe, partly produced inside the city. The news is shocking and to arrive at a detailed discovery, Giuseppina summons historian colleagues from all over the world to help her map the history and traditions of this unexpected revelation

Your knowledge of the history of wine and the wine trade in Europe will be very useful. Meanwhile Giuseppina is waiting for you at the Church of San Silvestro near Rialto with a map showing the reliefs of all the streets.

• Meeting with Giuseppina, delivery of the map and development of the research plan, toponymy of the ancient area of ​​the wine trade in Venice
• Interviews with the friars of San Francesco in Vigna, examination of the ancient vineyard in the heart of today’s Venice, access to the ancient library of the Franciscan order
• Surprise route through the venues of the Venetian vineyards, passage for a modern Malvasia
• Tasting and storytelling in a wine shop of a fine wine produced in Venice by a sommelier
• Review of the material collected and social media publishing to spread the great discovery
• Toast and celebrations with lunch or aperitif based on typical local products in a typical Venetian diner