Below is a complete list of all the published articles on this site.

• Buildings, Palaces and Churches
  • Bridges in Venice
  • Ca’ Dario
  • Fondamenta de la Tana
  • Palazzo Magno
  • Palazzo Morosini
  • The Blue Door
  • Why are there so few statues in Venice?
• Curiosities
  • Alleyways of Fire
  • An ancient game board in Venice
  • Long live the doge
  • Odd names in Venice – what were they thinking?
  • Paterae – medieval Constan­tinople in Venice
  • The Bones of Santa Claus
  • The journeys of a dead saint
  • The mysterious hooks of fortune at San Canciano
  • When you could hang for wearing a fake beard
  • Runes in Venice
• Daily life and customs
  • Ball games in Venice
    • The game of Calcio
    • The game of Pallone
  • Cocciopesto
  • Differentiated rubbish collection in Venice
    • Rubbish collection today
  • Ink and Rat Poison
  • Prostitution in Venice
  • Slaves in Venice
  • Streets in Venice
  • Venice rhymes with Wine
  • Well, actually
  • Why rainwater?
• Early Venice
  • Invasions of Italy in Late Antiquity
  • The Birthday of Venice
  • Venice might not have been
  • Why did Venice become a republic?
  • Why did Venice get rich?
  • Why St Mark?
• Feasts, celebrations and ceremonial
  • Carnival in Venice
  • Festa del Redentore
  • Festa delle Marie
• Modern Venice
  • A headless eagle
  • Africa Orientale Italiana
  • Daghe adosso, Nino!
  • Fanti da Mar – a historical re-enactment
  • Nine-Eleven in Venice
  • Population 49,999
  • Postcards from the 1950s
  • The Seven Martyrs of Castello
  • Venetian House Numbers
  • Why is Venice a pedestrian city?
• Sestiere – sestieri
  • Sestiere Cannaregio
  • Sestiere Castello
  • Sestiere Dorsoduro
  • Sestiere San Marco
  • Sestiere San Polo
  • Sestiere Santa Croce
• Sources and publications
  • A catalogue of Venetian prostitutes
    • Comments on the “Catalogo di tutte le principal et più honorate Cortigiane di Venetia”
  • An authorless book
  • Curiosità Veneziane by Giuseppe Tassini
  • Francesco Pona — The Plague in Verona, 1630
    • Il Gran Contagio di Verona — Francesco Pona — dedication (modern)
    • Il Gran Contagio di Verona — Francesco Pona — dedication (original)
    • Il Gran Contagio di Verona — Francesco Pona — dedication (translated)
    • Il Gran Contagio di Verona — Francesco Pona — libro primo (modern)
    • Il Gran Contagio di Verona — Francesco Pona — libro primo (original)
    • Il Gran Contagio di Verona — Francesco Pona — libro secondo (modern)
    • Il Gran Contagio di Verona — Francesco Pona — libro secondo (original)
  • Gaetano Zompini and the trades of Venice
  • Gli abiti de veneziani — by Giovanni Grevembroch
    • Gli Abiti de Veneziani — Full list
    • Grevembroch cover illustrations
  • Habiti d’huomeni et donne venetiane — Giacomo Franco
  • Il Gran teatro di Venezia — Domenico Lovisa
  • Old maps of Venice
  • The ASV Indice by Andrea da Mosto
  • The Dizionario del Dialetto Veneziano by Giuseppe Boerio
  • The Lessico Veneto by Fabio Mutinelli
• Strada Nova – from the Station to Rialto
  • Santa Lucia – church, monastery and railroad station
  • Rio del Isola
  • Rio di San Leonardo
  • Due Ponti and l’Anconeta
  • Santa Fosca and San Felice
  • Santa Sofia
  • From SS Apostoli to Rialto
  • Strada Nova – the end
• The Black Plague
  • A Chronology of the Black Plague in Venice
  • Bad air will get you sick
• The Republic of Venice
  • A Venetian Law
  • Citizen of the Republic of Venice
  • More Veneto
  • Però l’anderà parte — vadit pars
  • Superintendents for the avoidance of superfluous expenses
  • The Barbarèla
  • The Doge
  • The Fall of Venice
    • A Chronology of the Fall of Venice
  • The Maggior Consiglio
  • The United States of America and the Republic of Venice
  • The Venetian Nobility
  • Venetian coinage
  • Venetian Patent law — 1474
  • Why the winged lion?
• The Venetian Lagoon
  • High tide season
  • Map of the lagoon islands
  • Poveglia – more than ghost stories
    • Poveglia – a photo gallery from the island
  • San Francesco del Deserto
  • The Certosa island
  • The fortress of Sant’Andrea
• The Venetian Language
  • Arzanà – Arsenale – Arsenal
  • Ballot and ballottaggio
  • Ciao – I’m your slave
  • Ghetto – A Venetian word
  • Quarantine – forty days of isolation
  • The word “Lazzaretto”
• The Venetian Lazzaretti
  • Lazzaretto Nuovo – the first quarantine station
    • A Chronology of the Lazzaretto Nuovo
    • Antonio Moro and the Somachio
  • Lazzaretto Vecchio
    • A Chronology of Lazzaretto Vecchio
  • Ne Fodias – Do not disturb!
  • The plague doctor
  • Why did it take so long?
• Venetians
  • A Roman assassination attempt
  • Bianca Cappello — daughter of the Republic
    • Bianca Cappello — a chronology
  • Jacopo Tiepolo — the 43rd doge of Venice
    • Jacopo Tiepolo — a chronology
  • Luigi Scolari
    • “Il 14 giugno 1859 – memorie” by Luigi Filippo Bolaffio (1867)
    • “June 14th 1859 – memories” by Luigi Filippo Bolaffio (1867) (translated)
  • Marin Falier – doge and traitor
  • Rosalba Carriera
    • Miniatures by Rosalba Carriera
  • The statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni