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Venezia, musei

Venezia,musei,secondo fascicolo.
Per chi viene per la prima volta a Venezia,e ovvio che il tempo e preziosismo.In una città d’arte per eccellenza ,con tanti musei,chiese e posti meravigliosi, scegliere
dove andare non e facile.Per facilitare le vostre scelte ,di seguito trovate brevi descrizioni,orari,prezzi di alcuni musei di Venezia.

La prima parte di questo articolo si trova su  indirizzo.

http://dipoco.altervista.org/venezia-museo-orari-prezzi/

musei : accademia

musei : accademia

Accademia.
Fondata nel 1750 con finalità didattiche, conserva capolavori più grandi al mondo ,opere della pittura veneta che vanno dal 1300 al 1700.

Durante la dominazione austriaca, in un periodo di saccheggio continuo, il ruolo dell’Accademia fu fondamentale per trattenere nella laguna, una parte delle opere legate alla tradizione veneziana.
Nel museo sono conservate opere dei più famosi Maestri quali Bellini, Giorgione, Carpaccio, Tiziano e Tiepolo.

Musei, orario,

lunedì dalle 8.15 alle 14.00 (ultimo ingresso ore 13.15)
da martedì a domenica dalle 8.15 alle 19.15 (ultimo ingresso ore 18.30)
Indirizzo: Campo della Carità, 1050, 30123 Venezia
Telefono:041 520 0345
biglietteria ; info e prezzi per mostre speciali

http://www.gallerieaccademia.org/informazioni/costi/

 

Notte dei Musei:

Il Ministero dei beni e delle attività culturali e del turismo aderisce alla
Notte dei Musei, promossa dal Consiglio d’Europa nei 47 Paesi aderenti, aprendo con ingresso a 1 euro in tutta Italia dalle 20:00 alle 24:00 le porte di numerosi monumenti, musei e aree archeologiche statali.
http://www.tafter.it/2014/06/17/eventi-il-21-giugno-torna-lart-night-venezia-2014/

 

museo storico navale

museo storico navale

Museo storico navale;
Uno splendido museo che racconta la storia della marina italiana e veneziana.
Sorprendenti sono le ricostruzioni di una trireme, di una “galeazza” (galea di grandi dimensioni, protagonista della vittoria sui Turchi a Lepanto nel 1571),Bucintoro, la nave da cerimonia usata dal doge, gondole, siluri guidati da sommozzatori,e altre imbarcazioni tipiche veneziane .

Musei, orario,
Stagione estiva (1/4 > 31/10)
Da Lunedì al Giovedì 8.45 – 13.30 | Venerdì e Sabato 8.45 – 17.30
Domenica e festivi 10.00 – 17,30

Stagione invernale (1/11 > 31/03)
Da Lunedì al Giovedì 8.45 – 13.30 | Venerdì e Sabato 8.45 – 17.00
Domenica e festivi 10.00 – 17.00
Chiuso 25 Dicembre, 1 Gennaio , 1 Maggio
La biglietteria chiude mezz’ora prima
Indirizzo: Riva S. Biasio Castello, 2148 – 30122 Venezia

Tel. 041.2441.399

 

INFO E PRENOTAZIONI

http://www.turismovenezia.it/Venezia/Museo-Storico-Navale-6226.html

 

Musei: Casa Goldoni

Musei: Casa Goldoni

Museo Casa Goldoni
“Casa di Carlo Goldoni”, fu eretta nel XV secolo.
Proprietà della famiglia Rizzi il palazzo fu affittato ai Zentani o Centani, da cui prese
la futura denominazione, ospitando anche una fiorente Accademia artistico-letteraria. Verso la fine del ’600 vi si stabilì il nonno paterno di Carlo Goldoni, Carlo Alessandro, notaio di origine modenese.
La famiglia Goldoni rimase in questa casa, in cui Carlo nacque il 25 febbraio 1707, fino al 1719.
http://carlogoldoni.visitmuve.it/it/pianifica-la-tua-visita/orari/
Palazzo Mocenigo
Il museo espone una selezione di pezzi rari – tessuti e costumi, tra cui originali e sfarzosi abiti del Settecento.Gli abiti e gli accessori esposti, di provenienza veneziana, sono realizzati in tessuti operati, spesso impreziositi da ricami e merletti.

 

Musei, orario,

dal 1° Novembre al 31 Marzo ; 10.00 – 16.00

dal 1° Aprile al 30 Novembre;10.00 – 17.00

Lunedì, 25 dicembre, 1 gennaio e 1 maggio- Chiuso

Biglietteria chiude mezz’ora prima

Indirizzo: Santa Croce, 1992, 30135 Venezia

Telefono: 041 721798

http://www.vivaticket.it/index.php?nvpg[festivalDetail]&id=572&wms_op=museiCivici&Language=ITA

 

vetro di murano

vetro di murano

Vetro di murano
La storia del Vetro di Murano nasce nel 1291 quando si decretò che le vetrerie di Venezia, attive probabilmente  già prima del mille, fossero trasferite a Murano dal momento che i forni dei laboratori erano spesso responsabili di disastrosi incendi, che divenivano particolarmente gravi perché all’epoca le costruzioni erano principalmente in legno.

Indirizzo: Fondamenta Marco Giustinian, 8, 30141 Venezia ,Murano
Telefono:041 739586
Musei, orario
dal 1 aprile al 31 ottobre 10.00 – 18.00

dal 1 novembre al 31 marzo 10.00 – 17.00
Chiuso 25 dicembre, 1 gennaio e 1 maggio
Biglietteria chiude 30 minuti prima

Biglieteria

http://www.coopculture.it/heritage.cfm?id=30#
Museo del Merletto di Burano

merletto

merletto

Il merletto di Burano è uno dei più rinomati merletti al mondo.Le prime testimonianze della fioritura del commercio di merletti veneziani risalgono alla fine del XV secolo. Ma la fine della Repubblica di Venezia (1797) coincise con l’inizio di una lenta crisi: la produzione del merletto divenne un’attività esclusivamente familiare, e il numero di merlettaie iniziò a decadere,fino a far correre il rischio di esaurire questa tipica produzione plurisecolare.

dal 1 aprile al 31 ottobre
10.00 – 18.00 (biglietteria 10.00 – 17.30)

dal 1 novembre al 31 marzo
10.00 – 17.00 (biglietteria 10.00 – 16.30)
Chiuso il lunedì, 25 dicembre, 1 gennaio e 1 maggio
Indirizzo: Piazza Galuppi, 187, 30142 Venezia ,Burano
Telefono:041 730034

Biglieteria :

http://museomerletto.visitmuve.it/it/pianifica-la-tua-visita/biglietti/

 

dipinto bizantino

dipinto bizantino

Museo Dipinti Sacri Bizantini

http://www.turismovenezia.it/Venezia/Museo-Dipinti-Sacri-Bizantini-Istituto-Ellenico-6221.html

Museo Diocesano d’Arte Sacra

http://www.veneziasi.it/it/musei-gallerie-venezia/museo-santa-apollonia.html

 

Sc

Scuole veneziane

Le istituzioni chiamate Scuole sorsero a Venezia in epoca medievale. I patrizi aderivano  solo alle Scuole di maggiore importanza per ragioni di prestigio o per assicurarsi i vantaggi  spirituali che esse procuravano; i cittadini di basso livello sociale o che svolgevano attività equivoche non venivano accettati, così pure le donne, se non come membri della famiglia di un confratello.

Alcune Scuole sorsero per riunire i lavoratori stranieri presenti a Venezia: Schiavoni, Albanesi, Bergamaschi ;altre Scuole invece riunivano gruppi di artigiani secondo la professione svolta.Le più importanti furono le Scuole a carattere religioso.

Scuola grande San Giovanni Evangelista di Venezia

http://www.mconline.it/struttura/venezia/148/scuola_grande_san_giovanni_evangelista_di_venezia.htm

Scuola grande dei Carmini

http://www.zainoo.com/it/guida-italia/veneto/visitare-venezia/scuola-grande-dei-carmini

Scuola grande di San Rocco

http://www.turismovenezia.it/Venezia/Scuola-Grande-di-San-Rocco-6489.html

Scuola san Giorgio degli Schiavoni

http://www.arte.it/guida-arte/venezia/da-vedere/museo/scuola-di-san-giorgio-degli-schiavoni-993

Chiese

Musei : chorus chiese

Musei : chorus chiese

A Venezia ci sono più di 250 chiese tra consacrate e sconsacrate.
Chorus contribuisce alla conservazione e alla valorizzazione delle chiese di Venezia, un immenso patrimonio e ne favorisce la conoscenza attraverso un percorso museale che unisce sedici tra i massimi esempi di architettura religiosa di Venezia.

Sedici tra le maggiori chiese di Venezia, visitabili con un unico biglietto, il Chorus Pass.
http://www.turismovenezia.it/Venezia/Le-Chiese-di-Chorus-ed-il-biglietto-Chorus-Pass-99421.html

UN VIAGGIO IN SECOLI D’ARTE,LE CHIESE PIÙ FAMOSE DI VENEZIA
http://www.thatsvenice.it/guide/chiese/

 

 

 

The hidden gardens of Venice

Malipiero GardensIn the hidden gardens of Venice are authentic green masterpieces :  palm, boxwood, creeper,oak, fruit trees along with flowers from distant lands with different cuts, mazes and effects of “Oriental rug” who create real works of art. In addition to the “necessary” gardens ,here, arose along the centuries the ornamental gardens as the Byzantines one ,with their central well or French gardens of the year 1700.

One time Venice was surrounded by green fields destined for cultivation or grazing of animals (hence the origin of the name “campo”,meaning field), but over the centuries, these areas have been covered by sheets of trachyte used for flooring the city’s green space, reducing it to 120 thousand square meters.

But behind the facades of the palaces in the courtyards of the monasteries there are still some small vineyards,greenhouses, hidden nooks, scattered throughout the city. In Venice there are (still) more than five hundred gardens.
Have different origins: those that are part of ancient monasteries, those who belonged to the aristocratic homes or those for agricultural use, and each has its own peculiarities. Some of them have been developed vertically,and you can see it from the outside walls only if “you go with the head up”. Some of them are open only during special events; in others you can emerge freely.

venice ,biennale  gardensIn the past were well known the gardens of Erizzo in San Canciano, the Zilioli and Coupons ,Sant’Angelo; Michieli ,of San Gervasio and Protasio;Testa ,of Cannaregio. At Giudecca is reminiscent of Dandolo, the Gritti, the Vendramin and Loredan, while those of Murano propriety of Morosini ,  Corner and Navagero  .

The seventeenth-century garden of Palazzo Soranzo Cappello,situated at a short walk from the train station,with the entrance that overlooks the Rio Marin,  seemingly abandoned. But on closer inspection we realize that the garden is well cared . Inside there are trees but also low vegetation. The outdoor courtyard, bounded by two walls, and with the central route paved, gives you the idea of ​​ “room” outside the Palace. Near the wall there are screws mixed with jasmine. Along the enchanted paths there are peach, almond, the plum trees, cherry trees, medlars, apricots, strawberries. Inside the courtyard,grow two persimmon trees .                                                                                                              It was decided to leave the vegetation arose spontaneously, to preserve the appearance of the garden, almost abandoned, suggested by literary environments of Gabriele D’Annunzio and Henry James.

Important and extraordinary is the Garden of the Fondazione Querini Stampalia (Stampalia is the name of the Greek island that was a stronghold of the family until the early sixteenth century),situated in Campo Santa Maria Formosa, created and designed by the architect Carlo Scarpa.
palace's  soranzo-cappello gardens This time the main element is the water, which, by the channel on which faces the building, enter through bulkheads, run along the interior walls,and ends in a large tub in the garden at multiple levels of copper, cement and mosaic and in a small channel to the ends of which there are two mazes of alabaster and stone .Carlo Scarpa has transformed the typical Venetian courtyard reinterpreting Arabs and Japanese models. At the center of a geometric turf is a cherry tree, a magnolia and a pomegranate.Pathes of vines and bushes , decor plant, accompany an ancient well-head, a Gothic lion and two fountains.

The garden of the Palazzo Giustiniani-Brandolini (Venetian residence of Marie Brandolini d’Addala overlooking the Grand Canal). Created by the owners at the end of the nineteenth century, is hidden against the curiosity of the tourists with an artificial thicket of laurel and yew. The boxwood draws a magic design on the background, and the facade of the building is completely covered by a wisteria centennial. This grove was one of the largest among those of Venice.
vendramin-carlengi    the casino gardenOn the right side of the Palazzo Vendramin Carlengi , (called white wing),there a decent garden, also accessible from the canal through a gate whose pillars are topped by two large statues. On the back of the building is a small courtyard, enclosed on one side by a wall, from which, in addition to an elegant entrance is a plaque that commemorates the Wagner’s death “within the walls of the palace.”

The lovely rose garden of Palazzo Cappello Malipiero Barnabò , unfortunately, is granted to the gaze only beyond the balustrade in Istrian stone overlooking the Grand Canal . At the
scene of the garden, from the end of 800, contributes significantly the statuary, with the most representative: the fountain with Nymphaeum of Hercules, and the great Neptune inserted into the opposite part of the garden. The use of boxwood,with its dark and intense color tones and the skilled pruning, accentuates the theatrality. In the garden, the great   malinpiero palace - wellhead
well,with the weapon of Malipiero,is testimony of the union of families Cappello and Malipiero , which are depicted on the bas-reliefs : the couple, Caterino and Elizabeth.

Ca ‘Zenobius, Dorsoduro – (Fondamenta del Soccorso 2596). Behind the nineteenth century Venetian Baroque palace was transformed into a romantic garden, with paths, bridges, hills. Today, the complex belongs to the Armenian Congregation Mekhitarist and can be visited only during cultural events and receptions.

The garden of “Cà Morosini del giardin”  retains the typically Venetian features ,with a garden that blends with the vegetable garden, among flowers and fruit trees. The vegetation varies from ; passion flower and  hydrangeas to roses, irises, petunias, snapdragons, mimosas, dahlias, palm trees, apricots, figs,   persimmons,  pomegranates, olives and cypresses. It is located in Cannaregio,( Calle Valmarana , 4629), and is run by the Dominican Sisters.

Even the palace of Ca ‘Rezzonico, which is just a few minutes away from Campo Santa Margherita, now home to the Museum of Eighteenth Century welcomes us with an amazing garden with wellhead ,boxwood with pergola covered with wisteria  .

ca bemboThat of Contarini Dal Zaffo is one of the most famous Renaissance garden of Venice, frequented by artists and writers who gathered at the Casino of the Spirits. His fascination shots the poet Gabriele D’Annunzio who dedicated it some pages. It is reflected on the waters of the north lagoon, and is located in Cannaregio, (Fondamenta Gasparo Contarini). Casino of the Spirits (Fondamenta della Misericordia) and the Island of  St .  Michael, not far into the lagoon  are part of the Palace complex.

 

On the islands the men of faith  surrounded the buildings by greenery:

St. Erasmus island, the largest island of Venice, for centuries has maintained its agriculture with the cultivation
of asparagus lettuce, artichokes, cardoons, the jujube, and vineyards.

On the island of San Giorgio Maggiore, a plot of 3000 boxwood plants reproducing the venezia Labirinto Borges  Fondazione Cininame of the Argentine Jorge Luis Borges, one of the most important and influential writers of the twentieth century, as in an open book. It is a maze designed in the ’80s by Jorge Luis Borges in the courtyard of the Cini Foundation. In addition to the boxwoods are the flower beds with the botanical species of lilies, roses and camellias that inspired the legendary fabrics designed in the beginning of 1900 by Mariano Fortuny y Madrano, in the  the textile factory of Giudecca.

 

In the spaces of convents and churches, next to the flowers like lilies and roses are: the palm, the fig, olive trees,small vineyards, and the purple clover.
On the island of Giudecca, the Capuchin friars grow olive trees and vines, fruit trees such as apples, peaches, figs, vegetables and herbs once used in the pharmacy. A grove of elms, cypress and oak trees characterizes the near twentieth century garden overlooking the lagoon.

 

At Redentore, you’ll discover a balance more austere in the garden with the vegetable garden, strolling around the kiwi vines, roses and herbs . You can also visit the back of the Church of the Redentore looks like a mosque with two minarets, the library, the refectory and the two cloisters.

 papadopoli  gardensIn the beautiful gardens Bauer Palladio ( Giudecca island), the former gardens of the friars of the sixteenth century,there is an particular Annabelle hydrangea with white flowers, roses and hibiscus and the oldest magnolia in Venice.

Ca’ Zenobius on the Giudecca, is also home to the garden of a vibrant Swiss lady ,proceeds from the land of an old furnace. Here you can admire 600 square meters with many varieties of daffodils, old roses and clematis,
The parks and gardens open to the public in Venice are: Pinewood St. Helena, Napoleon Gardens, the Gardens Groggia, the Papadopoli Gardens, the Royal Gardens and Savorgnan Gardens.

Some public parks still in existence, dating back to the twentieth century, as the Papadopoli Gardens, which open their doors to visitors who arrive from Piazzale Roma. Once covered an area of 12 thousand square meters had a collection of exotic plants that evoked wonder and awe in travelers.Among the enchanting plants are: tall stem, fruit trees and mulberries.

The Royal Gardens are located south of the Piazza San Marco. Were built after the  biennale gardensdemolition of public granaries , and the prison where  were locked up the Genovese prisoner, taken during the war of Chioggia.
The buildings with the public granaries are visible on the 1500 plant of Jacopo de Barbari ,
called also “Barns of Newfoundland” because they were built on top of the backfill ground , or ” new earth “. In the Napoleonic era the public granaries were  demolished to make way to the current Royal Gardens that nowdays are also called ex Royal Gardens.

The peculiarity of the Austrian period are pergolas covered with climbing plants. The species present are the pagoda trees , locust trees , laurels and beeches , pittosporums , eleagni , oleanders, eponyms , screw of Canada , wisteria and ivy .
Savorgnan Park , (now the Institute for Tourism Algarotti ) is located in the foundations of Cannaregio , a few steps from the Bridge of the Spires and Palazzo Labia (home of Rai Veneto ) and is one of the few public gardens of Venice .
Born as a botanical garden , was part of the Palace Savorgnans , and becomes one of the most spacious gardens of the city with an area of ​​nearly 10,000 square meters of trees and chestnut trees .

The French Royal Gardens were built, by the new viceroy of Italy Eugenio Beauharnais, linked with the new Public Gardens ,Castello, (known as Napoleon garden).
The green area, commonly known as the Castello Gardens, were built in 1807 by Napoleonic decree in an area occupied by ancient religious complex. After the demolition of the buildings, the resulting materials were used to build a small hill on which was erected a coffee bar, now transformed into the Pavilion of the Biennale. The species of trees in the garden are more than a hundred: linden, hackberry, sycamore trees, privet, laurel, pittosporums, eponyms rare and exotic plants.
orto dei conventi giudeccaGroggia gardens
These quadrangular gardens are a Sant’Alvise (Cannaregio), and are designed as romantic gardens,of nineteenth-century . Are characterized by the presence of numerous stone elements,designed by the family Groggia. Unfortunately nowadays are much neglected and little used .

After the fall of the Venetian Republic, with the arrival of the Austrians many gardens were destroyed. The high taxes imposed on the property forced many (noble) families to give up their green space to avoid to pay so many taxes.

Visits in the secret gardens of Venice:

http://www.getyourguide.co.uk/venice-l35/secret-gardens-of-venice-walking-tour-t33033/

Restaurants with Gardens

http://2night.it/2013/07/01/giardini-segreti-nei-ristoranti-di-venezia.html

In a city apparently made ​of stone only , we are struck by the scent of jasmine or roses or wisteria , of its secret gardens.

 

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Gambling in Venice

Gambling in Venice
gambling

Gambling began to spread in Venice since the sixteenth century, despite the prohibitions and punishments . A legend said that gambling was born between the columns of Marco and Todaro on San Marco square .
The Venetian term “azzardo ” mean gambling and comes from the arab word az- Zahr , which means dice: in fact the oldest gambling games were made using dice. Gambling , first the games for the nobles , were punished by the law with ” exclusion from public office if would be found home with gambling tables”. The Serenissima fought continuously against gambling that was practiced more and more,ending to think that it was easiest to allow this in a public and controlled place.
Gradually , the “casini”,Italian word meaning small apartment ,building or recreational use , once present in the gardens and parks of the great estates of nobility,in Venetian , meaning small rooms or small apartments that Venetian nobles rented outside of San Marco square to be closer to the Palazzo Ducale for the frequently meetings and sesions , spread throughout all the city. Places of rest were turned into places of pleasure and vice, with gambling , banquets, parties and prostitutes ,with a sumptuous decor , made to amaze and intrigue : mirrors arranged so as to multiply the attitudes of the people , crystal candelabras ,candlesticks of gilt bronze , marble and porcelain from China .

gambling
After the St. Mark’s gambling houses ,another was opened in San Moise then at St. Luke , St. Frantin , San Salvador, San Barnaba.The gambling huose were for all tastes. Were those for educated people , those for the abbots (even for nuns ) , and for the normal people , shopkeepers , artisans and servants , on the outskirts of the city to ” be near the football champs.”

If the “Casino Municipale di Sanremo” inaugurated as the ” Kursaal” on January 12, 1905, claims to be the oldest in Italy, the first gambling house in Venice and the first oficial “Ridotto” the nowdays “Casino ” was opened in 1638.

restaurant grand-canalIn 1638 the nobleman Marco Dandolo take the official permission to open a public casino gambling in his palace , where people could ” ridurre ” ( term used by 1282 ), mean to find themselves at certain times of the year , especially during the carnival (which at that times lasted six months) , to have fun with gambling games .

At the end of the sixteenth century , the term reduced “ridotto” (sometimes replaced by the French equivalent , foyer ) will usually indicate an intellectual “reduced” ,the halls of a theater, where the audience gathers to speak between the intervals of the acts.

The most frequent gambling games were: basset, faro and birbiss ( “our” roulette ), but perhaps the most famous game at the time was the outperforms (the english ” backgammon ” of our day ) .

The gaming tables were controlled by ” barnabotti “, Venetian nobles, who performed the function of ” croupier “of our modern casino (being the dealer or just working for the money lenders ). Their name comes from their habit to meet themselves in the area of St Barnabas square – where activated a famous gambling house. The gambling houses or “ridotti” soon earned an high reputation. Becoming a place frequented by many travelers attracted by the Venetian carnival that offered most intense and extravagant theatrical season in Europe, the noble men,but also every “kind” of people ( adventurers , prostitutes , travelers, etc. .. ) were ” ridotti” , retired , for various reasons: gambling , the pleasures of the courtesans ,the social and political relations ,affairs.

carnevale di venezia BautaAll the guests had a mask and they could be of any social rank if they had money for gambling. Under to the Bauta mask and the cloak hid noble, courtesans , foreign ministers ,princes, prelates. In few hours around these tables were played entire fortunes , lands, villas , estates , mansions , jewelry, and everything was done in silence, under the masks . The receipts to the state coffers were incredibly high .Venice masks : http://dipoco.altervista.org/venice-carnival-masks/
Casanova ritrattoAnd in this ” Ridotto”,the first gambling house, (now the Hotel Monaco & Grand Canal) Giacomo Casanova’s legends been borned and is here were he became famous for his achievements .Venice -Giacomo Casanova turistic guide-
http://dipoco.altervista.org/venice-giacomo-casanova-turistic-guide/

Over the years, the Dandolo palace was renovated and the main hall was transformed into the theater. The theater of Buleghin ( Arturo Buleghin , a former partisan who returned from France , carrying in his eyes and in the heart the vibrant culture of French theater ), but still had several small rooms were were still consumed “amorous intrigues” , “scenes of jealousy” , or normal refreshments.

In November 27, 1774 the Council of Ten did close the reduced calling it ” pernicious source of evil to the republic and the state”. But this wasn’t enough to put an end to the phenomenon . At the end of the republic of Venice could been counted one hundred and thirty six gambling houses.
ca noghera

The casino has always had a special appeal in the collective imagination , fueled by literature , cinema and other media.Hundreds of films have dealt directly or indirectly gambling houses , so each of us has an image of what kind of games played on these houses.
In our day , notwithstanding the penal code , in Italy there are four licensed casinos located at: Champion of Italy ( Campione Casino ) , Saint-Vincent ( Casino de la Vallée) , Sanremo ( Sanremo Casino ), Venice ( Casino Venice) .

The traditional games ( or European games ) in use in the Italian casinos are : French Roulette , Trente et quarante , Chemin de fer, Boule , Baccarat . In the year 1980 were introduced American games like: American Roulette , Poker and Slots .

 

 

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