This unique all-in-one post, will give you everything you need to know about the most famous square in Venice. Included, are three recommended walks to explore; starting from St Mark’s Square.
Depicting Venice – Clare Caulfield.
This post focuses on the Venetian work of the British contemporary artist, print-maker and educator.
Caffe Florian
This post combines the story of this famous establishment in St Mark’s Square; with a comprehensive history of coffee.
EnjoyRespectVenezia
EnjoyRespectVenezia. Venice’s awareness campaign for responsible tourism – a sustainable coexistence between visitors and residents.
Venice Visitor Taxes
This post describes the current taxes for 2026 on both overnight and day-trip visitors to Venice.
Depicting Venice 3 – Ian Coulling
The UK photographer presents a further series of unique Venetian composite images, to stir the imagination. A single original photograph, together with three other horizontally and vertically reversed images; were combined to form a new composite.
Depicting Venice 2 – Ian Coulling
The UK photographer presents a further series of unique Venetian composite images, to stir the imagination. A single original photograph, together with three other horizontally and vertically reversed images; were combined to form a new composite.
Depicting Venice – Ian Coulling.
Using composite imagery, the photographer creates a new visualisation of the Venetian urban landscape. A single original photograph, together with three other horizontally and vertically reversed images; were combined to form a new composite.
Venice – Great Poetry and Images
Verse and my beautiful “reflection” images; combine to give a literary and visual feast. From Lord Byron to Erica Jong: they created with words, their own unique visualisation of this historic city.
Depicting Venice – Patrick Hughes.
This British artist, renowned for inventing a unique optical illusion, termed “reverspective”; has applied his fascinating technique, to create a new visualisation of the Venetian urban landscape. Essentially, his art embodies the principle of “reverse perspective”…









