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Un Ospite di Venezia-11-2023

Around the middle of the century, Francesco Hayez portrays Matilde, a young noblewoman from the Pirovano Visconti di Modrone family: an undoubtedly splendid work by an artist recognized as the main exponent of the Italian Romantic movement. This is the image we have chosen to open this month to introduce one of the most important artistic and cultural events of the year: the reconstruction, a hundred years later, of what turned out to be a true event, an exhibition that brought to light the Venetian art of an entire century, long overshadowed by the mythologizing of the preceding one, the 18th century.

Around the middle of the century, Francesco Hayez portrays Matilde, a young noblewoman from the Pirovano Visconti di Modrone family: an undoubtedly splendid work by an artist recognized as the main exponent of the Italian Romantic movement.

This is the image we have chosen to open this month to introduce one of the most important artistic and cultural events of the year: the reconstruction, a hundred years later, of what turned out to be a true event, an exhibition that brought to light the Venetian art of an entire century, long overshadowed by the mythologizing of the preceding one, the 18th century.

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#EnjoyRespectVenezia

Venezia e il turismo sostenibile

Venezia è una città unica al mondo, sito UNESCO

Patrimonio Mondiale dell’Umanità, e rappresenta

un bene culturale e naturale di eccezionale valore

che esige di essere preservato e trasmesso

alle generazioni future.

#EnjoyRespectVenezia è la campagna di sensibilizzazione

della Città di Venezia promossa per

orientare i visitatori verso l'adozione di comportamenti

rispettosi dell'ambiente, del paesaggio,

delle bellezze artistiche e dell’identità di Venezia e

dei suoi abitanti.

Le 12 pratiche per il visitatore responsabile

• Scopri i tesori nascosti di Venezia nei luoghi

meno frequentati per apprezzarne l’eccezionale

bellezza.

• Esplora le isole della laguna e la Venezia di terraferma

e partecipa agli eventi diffusi in città.

• Assaggia i prodotti locali e i piatti tipici della

cucina veneziana.

• Visita le botteghe artigiane degli antichi mestieri.

Scegli prodotti originali e non acquistare merci

da venditori abusivi.

• Prenota visite con guide e accompagnatori

turistici abilitati.

• Cammina a destra, non sostare sui ponti, non

condurre cicli neanche a mano.

• I monumenti, gli scalini di chiese, ponti, pozzi, le

rive non sono aree pic-nic. Approfitta dei giardini

pubblici per il ristoro, consulta la mappa

nel sito www.veneziaunica.it

• L’area di Piazza San Marco è un sito monumentale,

non è consentito sostare al di fuori degli

spazi previsti per consumare cibi o bevande.

• Venezia è una città d’arte: non è consentito il

bivacco o il campeggio, né circolare a torso

nudo, tuffarsi e nuotare. Per le spiagge, visita

Lido e Pellestrina.

• Rispetta l’ambiente e i beni d’arte: non abbandonare

rifiuti, non imbrattare con scritte, disegni

o lucchetti, non dar da mangiare ai colombi.

• Se alloggi in appartamento, fai la raccolta

differenziata.

• Pianifica il tuo viaggio e scegli di visitare Venezia

quando è meno affollata.

www.enjoyrespectvenezia.it

Venice and a sustainable tourism

Venice is the only city of its type in the world

and a UNESCO World Heritage Site representing

a cultural and natural asset of exceptional value,

demanding its preservation and transmission to

future generations.

#EnjoyRespectVenezia is the City of Venice’s

awareness campaign launched during the International

Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development

and designed to direct visitors towards

the adoption of responsible and respectful

behaviour towards the environment, landscape,

artistic beauties and identity of Venice and its

inhabitants.

12 good rules for the responsible visitor

Discover the hidden treasures of Venice in the

least visited places to appreciate Venice’s exceptional

beauty.

Explore the islands in the lagoon and Mainland

Venice, participate in events spread throughout

the Metropolitan City.

Taste the local products and typical Venetian

cuisine.

Visit the artisans’ workshops and learn about

the ancient trades that still exist today in Venice.

Choose only original products and do not buy

any goods from illegal vendors.

Book tours with qualified tourist guides.

Walk on the right, do not stand at any time on

bridges, do not even lead bikes by hand.

Steps of churches, bridges, wells, monuments

and banks of streams, canals etc. are not picnic

areas. Please use the public gardens for this

necessity. consult www.veneziaunica.it

St. Mark’s Square is a monumental site and

excluding pertinent bars and restaurants, it is

forbidden to stand at any time in order to consume

food or drink.

Venice is a city of art: it is forbidden to camp,

walk about in swimwear, dive and swim. The

beaches at Lido and Pellestrina can be easily

reached.

Respect the environment and artistic wealth: do

not litter, do not vandalize with graffiti. Do not

give food to the pigeons.

If you are staying in an apartment or flat, please

get informed about the garbage recycling

collection.

Plan your trip and choose to visit Venice when it

is less crowded.

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