Location: Giudecca, Venice
Giudecca, just a short gondola ride from San Marco, was called Venice’s “garden of delights” in the 18th century. The most isolated area of ​​Venice is becoming fashionable, thanks to several artists studios, the 5-star hotel (Hilton Molino Stucky) and the splendid Church of the Redentore, built by the very famous architect Palladio in the 16th century. Giudecca is officially included in the historic center of Venice, even if it is a separate and independent island: its northern part overlooks the Zattere, while the southern part contemplates the boundless and silent lagoon. This charming neighborhood, which continues to attract artists, celebrities and lovers, can offer an exclusive portrait of a real Venetian atmosphere

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