Rustic Osteria alla Frasca (VE) Located in the small Corte Carità, in the Cannaregio district, the osteria is a corner of Venice that has magically remained intact since 1903, when it was opened as a wine shop.
Rustic Osteria della Vittoria (TV) Eating on the Montello hills, what used to be the forest of the Serenissima Republic of Venice, is a joy both for the sight and for the heart, especially if the chosen stop is one of its oldest traditional trattorias.
Art&Style Cycling from Venice Lido to Pellestrina along the lagoon A magic bicycle journey along the Venice lagoon to discover the traditional islands of Venice Lido and Pellestrina that protect the lagoon from the sea.
Rustic, Unusual Osteria Arcadia (RO) The culinary reference point of the Po River Delta, an oasis of extraordinary beauty for its lagoon landscapes that give life to the famous pink oyster of Scardovari.
Rustic Trattoria alla Cima (TV) If you want to experience all the charm of the Prosecco hills, alla Cima you can book a romantic dinner right among the vineyards that give life to the famous bubbles.
Rustic Locanda Le 4 Ciacole (VR) An Italian gastronomic fairytale, the history of Locanda Le 4 Ciacole is linked to that of the Scandogliero family which for over 3 generations has been handed down the passion for good and genuine things.
Rustic, Unusual Osteria Contemporanea Da Riccardo (VE) The convivial atmosphere of a cosy tavern, the absolute excellence of the best raw materials, the genius and unruliness that belongs only to true artists.
Rustic La Muda di San Boldo (TV) The oldest osteria in Veneto, located at the top of the scenic Passo San Boldo, it is also one of its most fascinating places, at the crossroads between two worlds, that of the Prosecco hills and the valleys of the Belluno area.
Rustic, Unusual Trattoria Filippetto (VI) This is probably the most "secret" place in Veneto, so secret that there is no sign, it is not listed in any guide, and it does not observe fixed opening hours except those that decide the owner week by week.
