The Lido of Venice
The golden island of the lagoon
Every corner of this thin strip of land is an open-air museum.
The Art Nouveau architecture, the colorful houses, the fishing villages, the Venetian taste, the unique flora and fauna make it a jewel to be discovered at any time of the year, even when the bathing season is over. Also worth seeing by bicycle, thanks to the many itineraries that can be explored using the Venice Islands Cycle Route.
Beaches
Beaches, awarded with the blue flag, they are all very fascinating. The gently sloping seabed makes them ideal for children to play. In addition to the Alberoni, not far away, the Murazzi stone cliffs and, to the north, the sandy dunes of San Nicolò. You can choose between free beaches and private beaches, equipped with huts, changing rooms and showers.
Film Festival
The Lido of Venice is also a land of events. The most famous is the Venice International Film Festival that takes place between the end of August and the beginning of September. Witnessing social life, with the arrival of the stars by speedboat and their parade on the red carpet, is a dream come true.
Venice and Pellestrina
The transport network allows easy connections to various locations. Venezia, just 30 minutes away by vaporetto, is known throughout the world for its streets, gondolas and unique monuments.
Land on the island of Pelletrine and how reliving in the Venice of the 50s. You can see the fishing nets hanging out to dry and the ladies working on lace on their doorsteps.
malamocco
Once the seat of the ancient port and the Municipality, today it is a picturesque Venetian village characterized by low and colorful houses. A few kilometers from the center is the current port of the island, known as "Bocca di Porto", which represents the main access to the Venice lagoon. The seabed preserves the remains of Romanesque villas, an archaeological heritage that tells the story of the Lagoon.