Kayaking in the Venetian lagoon — a unique way of the experiencing Venice and its natural surroundings.
May 12th is the anniversary of the fall of the Republic of Venice in 1797, which in many ways was a quite unique event.
I have written an Unreasonably short History of Venice, which is free to download and share, both as PDF or e-book.
Site updates have been and are rather slow because I’m preparing for an exam.
I’ve been told that men of my age are supposed to have a podcast, preferably an obscure one which nobody listens to.
Austrian soldiers entered Venice on January 18th, 1798.
The lagoon is particularly beautiful in the winter, if one dresses for the weather.
Headless eagles on Venetian lampposts — small signs of big events in the past.
Current digs in the Piazza San Marco reveal the ancient brick pavings of the square, as we know them from paintings.