Cannaregio, one of the six 'sestieri' (or neighbourhoods), is a rather unspoilt part of town, still mostly inhabited by genuine Venetians. Past the busy open air market we'll explore the Jewish Ghetto, and we'll walk down along the luminous canals to the Gothic church of la Madonna dell'Orto that hosts some powerful canvases by Tintoretto (the great painter is actually buried there).
Past this restful spot - at the extreme norhern point of town - a marvellous, melancholy view over the lagoon, with the cemetery island of San Michele, will open in front of us.
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Question: I´m going to visit Venice on Sept the 11th and 12th of september, I´m interested in the venice cannaregio and jewish ghetto, we´re two persons and we ´don´t find any tour on those dates. we´re looking for a two hour tour not so expensive. regards clara gimbel mexico city
Answer: Ons Set. 11th and 12th we are available, but our "Cannaregio and Jewish Ghetto" 3 hour walking tour is only for private parties at cost of Euro 225 up to 10 people.
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