Guidebook for Venezia
Food Scene
live music on mondays, gets really buisy in the evening mixing venician sea food both as reastaurant and for finger food. IN fondamenta della Misericordia there are really many small locations where joung people is usually meeting at night
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Il Paradiso Perduto
2540 Fondamenta Cannaregiolive music on mondays, gets really buisy in the evening mixing venician sea food both as reastaurant and for finger food. IN fondamenta della Misericordia there are really many small locations where joung people is usually meeting at night
Drinks & Nightlife
Only on Friday night you can find the very best pizza in town and after 10pm live concerts till midnight and dj sets till 2am (it's the only place in Venice!)
Between 7pm and 10pm you'll find also young local families having dinner there...but after 10pm the atmosphere changes into an underground club ;)
It's a squotted place since the early '90, but the group of volunteers are really loved by the neighbourhood and in town also because of their commitment in the No Cruise Ship Commettee and the many activities they promote during the year to keep Venice alive!
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Laboratorio Occupato Morion
2951 Calle del MorionOnly on Friday night you can find the very best pizza in town and after 10pm live concerts till midnight and dj sets till 2am (it's the only place in Venice!)
Between 7pm and 10pm you'll find also young local families having dinner there...but after 10pm the atmosphere changes into an underground club ;)
It's a squotted place since the early '90, but the group of volunteers are really loved by the neighbourhood and in town also because of their commitment in the No Cruise Ship Commettee and the many activities they promote during the year to keep Venice alive!
Alloggi Al Mercante
Great cocktail bar!
Sightseeing
#Rooftop: Everyday after 5pm is open and free entry the rooftop terrace of the old Molino Stucky (now Hilton H). The view from there is unique on the South Lagoon and on the Canale della Giudecca and not many people knows about it! There is a bar (is quite expensive a drink is about 20E) and a swimming pool. Also if you like to have a couple of hours of relax there is also a nice SPA...
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Hilton Molino Stucky Venice
#Rooftop: Everyday after 5pm is open and free entry the rooftop terrace of the old Molino Stucky (now Hilton H). The view from there is unique on the South Lagoon and on the Canale della Giudecca and not many people knows about it! There is a bar (is quite expensive a drink is about 20E) and a swimming pool. Also if you like to have a couple of hours of relax there is also a nice SPA...
#Rooftop: the historical building in Rialto is now a luxury shopping center, but if you get to the rooftop, free entry, you'll have a great view of the Rialto Bridge and of the Canal Grande! Amazing...
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T Fondaco Dei Tedeschi
Ponte di Rialto#Rooftop: the historical building in Rialto is now a luxury shopping center, but if you get to the rooftop, free entry, you'll have a great view of the Rialto Bridge and of the Canal Grande! Amazing...
Arts & Culture
S.a.L.E. Docks is an independent space for arts and politics initiated in 2007 by a group of activists who decided to occupy an abandoned salt-storage docks in the heart of Venice. S.a.L.E. Docks is run by cultural workers, artists, and students. S.a.L.E. Docks aims to reverse the processes that privatize the art commons, mainly by addressing a series of open problems: the relationship between cultural capital and endemic precariousness, the neoliberal use of art as a device to capture critical imagination and thinking, and the link between are art, finance, real estate and gentirfication. S.a.L.E. maintains two different dynamics: facilitating collaboration between local artists, citizens,
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Magazzini Del Sale
266 DorsoduroS.a.L.E. Docks is an independent space for arts and politics initiated in 2007 by a group of activists who decided to occupy an abandoned salt-storage docks in the heart of Venice. S.a.L.E. Docks is run by cultural workers, artists, and students. S.a.L.E. Docks aims to reverse the processes that privatize the art commons, mainly by addressing a series of open problems: the relationship between cultural capital and endemic precariousness, the neoliberal use of art as a device to capture critical imagination and thinking, and the link between are art, finance, real estate and gentirfication. S.a.L.E. maintains two different dynamics: facilitating collaboration between local artists, citizens,