Venetian Carnet de Voyage

Venice – Veneto

Where it takes place

Venice

Meeting place

Campo di San Geremia,

at the church steps

Travelling

on foot and by gondola

Duration

from 2 to 4 hours

PASSIONS

Venice and its traditions, the Carnet de Voyage and the art of taking travel notes, local enogastronomy

CUSTOMIZABLE

According to the needs of cost and duration for adults, families, individuals and groups up to 20 people. On request version for children

The Story to live together

Silvia is a Venetian architect known for organizing memorable events. This year, she decided to bring together in Venice “carnettians” from all over the world. So all those who share her same passion for travel diaries and who want to try to do their own “Venetian Carnet de Voyage” to tell, according to their own and more intimate sensitivity, the encounter with a secluded, exclusive and secret Venice.
Do you want to respond to Silvia’s call? Register now because places are limited and, of course, in addition to the nib, don’t forget to bring your “Venetian Notebook”

Silvia, Experiential Tourism Operator

Hi, I’m Silvia, architect and urban sketcher for passion. My mission is to bring to life “Venetian emotions”, linked to the soul and architectural beauty of my town. Pen and notebook in hand, I’ll take you through a Venice still untouched by tourism and I’ll teach you what a Carnet de Voyage is and how to do it.

What we can do together

Meeting with Silvia and introduction to the Carnet de voyage
Ponte delle Guglie, with a view of the Cannaregio canal, delivery of the supplies to make the Carnet
In the heart of the “Ghetto”, immersed in the local life of the Jewish community, we begin to write the notebook
We continue with the notebook crossing the 3 large characteristic canals of Cannaregio
Visit to a Squero where an expert on lagoon boats will illustrate the collection of objects displayed and tell the evolutionary history of the gondola
Gondola crossing of the Canal Grande
Conclusion with a toast based on local wine and tasting of “cicchetti” at an ancient Venetian bacaro