Verdant Venice. Gardens in the City of Water

Venice is a city so full of people and palaces that is hard to think it as a green city. Yet there are beautiful gardens in Venice where you can taste a bit of peace in a quiet corner. The publisher Terraferma asked an expert of the subject, Tudy Sammartini, to illustrate this theme.
We suggest you to read the book written by Tudy Sammartini, with images of Cesare Gerolimetto “Verdant Venice. Gardens in the City of water”.

Visitors who come to Venice flying the same routes, and apart from the gardens Papadopoli rarely see another green and then think of a city with no gardens. Suffice tourists appear in numerous buildings to admire flourishing orchards and gardens, sometimes abandoned, not very large but coloratisse cultivated flowers and targe trees, often secular.

After an introduction of flower and vegetable gardens in the city’s history, Tudy Sammartini brings us to the discovery of individual places and beautiful photos supplied will trigger the desire to know these places, often unknown and secrets.

If you are interested in this topic, please contact us and we will arrange for you a guided tour.