Everywhere you turn in Venice, you can see statuary and plaques; that decorate, both religious and secular buildings, on walls, doorways and in public spaces and gardens.
Venice – Characters in Stone
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Venice – Door Knobs and Knockers.
These fitments on old wood and metal doors, contribute to the unique character of this historic city.
La Zecca
This 16th century Venetian building in High Renaissance style, once housed the mint of the Republic of Venice. It played a vital part in the city’s development and success; by developing innovative financial instruments
Palazzo Agnusdio – Religious Symbolism.
This palace in San Croce, features unique decoration of the “Lamb of God” and the “Four Evangelists”.
Casinos and Ridotti
They were private places where select company used to meet, talk, gamble and enjoy themselves; especially at night.
Rio Tera – Canals into Streets
Rio Tera - Canals into Streets Rio Tera - Canals into Streets, are the name given to those Venetian canals; that have been filled in, to make them into streets. They contribute to the uniqueness and character of this wonderful city, with its fascinating maze of...
Ospedali Grandi of Venice
were charitable hospices, providing social assistance for the sick and needy and renowned for music-making.
Symbolism of the Venetian Cross
In Venice, you may sometimes notice unusual crosses, with arms that end up in rounded forms.
Silk Trade of Venice
It covers its origins and development and evidence remaining today, of a once thriving industry and Luccan community.
Kabbalah and Francesco della Vigna
This significant church in Castello; was built according to Pythagorean Kabbalistic musical tradition.