The Befana, the old woman who rewards diligence and good hearts of children. The figure of Befana is a traditional and much-loved character among children.
All vacations are important. Because what matters is what you feel, what enlightens you, and colors your thoughts… During the lavish, elegant Carnival of Venice,
The most beautiful maidens. For the glory of Venice! Since the beginning of the 9th century, every year on February 2nd, the day of Mary’s
Religious devotion and engaging spectacle. La Festa del Redentore (The Feast of the Redeemer): A unique experience that captivates the hearts of the Venetians. A
Carnival in Jesolo, and it’s joy for the kids! The traditional parade of allegorical floats and masked groups with a final prize-giving ceremony. February 18th
More Veneto The New Year’s celebration has its origins in the festivities honoring the Roman god Janus, who lends his name to the month of
From Hotel Germania in Jesolo to the Cathedral of Venice!” https://youtu.be/_yM0aIUHnRs As it happens in the most beautiful churches on the planet, inside the Basilica
From Jesolo to Venice:towards paradise! https://youtu.be/LA3J2IQffPg Jesolo is a holiday paradise, as we know. And Hotel Germania is an integral part of it: a hub
Discovering …Murano! The beautiful Murano: seven islands divided by canals and streams, interconnected by bridges. However, in the collective imagination, Murano signifies only one thing:
The Feast of the Madonna of Health in Venice! Santa Maria della Salute (also known as the Church of Health, or simply La Salute) is
The Water: Venice’smost precious jewel. Venice is a city built on water, and this is what, more than anything else, represents and defines its personality.
The FabulousVenetian Carnival! The Carnival of Venice is one of the most esteemed, famous, and envied carnival events on the planet. Characterized by a great
The War of the Castle of Love One of the most amusing, albeit dramatic, events of the 13th century was the so-called ‘War of the
Venice, tales of destruction and extraordinary reconstructions. It might seem strange that ships or the Venetian buildings constructed on water should fear fire… Yet, this
