Venezia, Italia: March 2026

I took my first trip to Venice last month. I would be honest, I was a bit apprehensive that there would be too many people, too many touristy shops. While, it is true, near the attractions, there are too many people and a lot of shops, but it is so easy to find places to get lost. I have never come across a place that is so dreamy, so beautiful, and transports you to a different time. No motor vehicles are allowed, there is no traffic pollution or noise. Really appreciate the efforts to keep Venice as it always has been. Venezia has my heart and I cannot wait to go back. Sharing some photos from my trip:

Photo 1: Cannaregio, from one of many bridges

Photo 2: A cafe in Cannaregio

Photo 3: A restaurant at night

Photo 4: A view of Venice

Photo 5: Boats, beautiful boats

Photo 6: Church of Madonna dell'Orto: where the great Venetian artist Tintoretto worked for 30 years, his workshop was nearby.

Photo 7: Inscriptions from Tintoretto’s tomb in Church of Madonna dell'Orto, even the English translation is so beautiful

Photo 8: Burano, a small village near Venice

Photo 9: Burano, a small village near Venice

Photo 10: The Feast in the House of Levi (Paolo Veronese), Gallerie Dell’accademia

Photo 11: The Miracle of the Slave (Jacopo Tintoretto), Gallerie Dell’accademia

Photo 12: A church in Venice

Photo 13: A church in Venice

Photo 14: Dusk

Photo 15: Venice from the Rialto bridge