
Explore the Dorsoduro district of Venice, focusing on its legends and mysteries. The tour begins at the Accademia Bridge, where you'll hear fantastic stories. You'll cross the Bridge of Wonders and learn about the legend of the 7 sisters. Continue to San Trovaro Squero, known for its gondola construction and repairs. Under the moonlight, walk along the Zatter pavement towards the Hospital for the Incurables, which now houses the Academy of Fine Arts. You will visit CA Dario, known as 'the palace that kills,' and uncover the grim fates of its original owners. The tour concludes at the Santa Maria della Salute Church, recognizable by its dome and located at Punta della Dogana, offering stunning views of the city. This experience is suitable for those interested in history and the supernatural. Note that the tour involves walking and may not be suitable for those with mobility issues.
While crossing the “Ponte delle Meraviglie”, The Bridge of Wonders,very close to the Academia Galleries , your guide will tell you the incredible legend of the 7 sisters who lived here long time ago
The classic wooden shipyard where gondolas were built and repaired .
Wrapped in the moonlight you will walk along the wonderful Zattere pavement which head to Hospital for the Incurable, built to give hospitality to people suffering from what was then called the French disease: syphilis, today it hosts the Academy of Fine Arts.
“the palace that kills”, currently closed to the public, which hold too many unpleasent events of his first owner and all the ones who came after him and found death!
Last stop will be Santa Maria della Salute chuch, considered one of the most beautiful churches of the City whose dome is visible from all over the city
Famous for its singular pointed shape that reminds the bow of ships and from where you can enjoy one of the most amazing views of the City.
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