Carlo Scarpa (1906-1978) was one of the most influential architects in the 20th-century Italy, who skillfully interpreted Venice’s traditional architecture from a modern perspective. Since his early career, as artistic designer for Cappellin and Venini glass makers in Murano, Carlo Scarpa began to explore the vast potential of glass. By resuming ancient handcrafting processes and trying new glass blowing techniques, he developed chromatic and geometric solutions that changed Italian glass production forever. Since then, an innovative use of traditional raw materials has remained a distinctive feature of his works. This itinerary between ancient and modern architecture is an opportunity that no one with a passion for beauty in Venice can miss out! An itinerary between ancient and modern architecture through the places of Carlo Scarpa.
A visit to Querini Stampalia is an unforgettable mix of art, history, and design, offering a deeper understanding of Venice beyond its famous landmarks. Don’t miss this hidden gem! Step inside a beautifully preserved 18th-century palazzo, once home to the Querini Stampalia family. Wander through elegant rooms filled with antique furniture, Murano glass chandeliers, and stunning frescoes that reflect the opulence of Venetian aristocracy. troll through the hidden garden designed by renowned Italian architect Carlo Scarpa. Immerse yourself in the beauty of timeless art and experience the enchanting atmosphere of an authentic Venetian noble residence.
Venice Local Life in San Polo & Cannaregio Small Group Tour
Discover the essence of Venice by wandering through its captivating squares and secret corners where history meets daily life. Start your journey at Campo Santi Apostoli, surrounded by charming cafés and historic architecture, before meandering to the serene Campiello Remer. Visit the legendary building which represents the house of Marco Polo and admire the grandeur of Campo San Giovanni e Paolo, home to the stunning Basilica. Art enthusiasts will appreciate the Fondazione Querini Stampalia, concluding at Campo San Zaccaria by the waterfront and the exquisite Church of San Zaccaria. This tour offers a genuine glimpse into Venice's rich culture and history. THIS IS AN OUTDOOR WALIKNG TOUR, NO ENTRANCE ARE INCLUDED