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Enjoy Respect Venezia: practical advice to enjoy Venice with respect

For centuries, the canals and exceptional historic, architectural and artistic treasures of Venice have been in the dreams of every Italian or foreign traveller. An extraordinary landscape that, in 1987, was awarded UNESCO World Heritage Site status. Thousands of visitors arrive every day, which is why people have recently been saying Venice is definitely too crowded, especially the places that symbolise the city. Many tourists come and go in a day, with annoying habits and showing little respect for the different places. As a result of this problem, since 2017, the International Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development, the campaign #EnjoyRespectVenezia has been up and running. As Locanda Ca’ Lucrezia we feel we should give it our full support.

Informations #EnjoyRespectVenezia > https://www.comune.venezia.it/it/enjoyrespectvenezia

Enjoy Respect Venezia: 12 pieces of advice to visit Venice responsibly

#EnjoyRespectVenezia is the campaign by the City of Venice to raise awareness and guide visitors to act responsibly and respectfully towards the environment, the landscape, the artistic beauty and identity of Venice.  And to encourage a way of travelling that is compatible with the residents' daily life.  

The 12 practical pieces of advice
from the #EnjoyRespectVenezia campaign
 

1.
Discover the hidden treasures in Venice in the less popular places to appreciate their beauty.

2. Explore the islands in the lagoon and mainland Venice, and take part in the events held throughout the city.
3. Try the local products and traditional dishes in Venetian cuisine.
4. Visit the ancient craft shops that still exist in Venice today.
5. Book guided tours with qualified tourist guides, who will tell you the thousand-year-old history of Venice.
6. Walk on the right, don't stop on the bridges, don't ride or even push your bike.
7. The monuments, church steps, bridges, wells and pavements are not picnic areas. Use the public parks for your refreshments.
8. The area of Saint Mark's Square is a monumental site and you are not allowed to stand outside the spaces reserved for consuming food and drink.
9. Venice is a city of art: you are not permitted to bivouac or camp out, or walk around bare-chested, dive and swim. To find a beach, go to Lido and Pellestrina.
10. Respect the environment and the artistic heritage: do not leave your rubbish, do not daub graffiti or drawings or fasten love locks and do not feed the pigeons.
11. If you are staying in an apartment, recycle your rubbish. 1
2.
Plan your trip and choose to visit Venice when it is less crowded. Find out which days any day visitors have to pay the Access Fee.

We look forward to seeing you in Venice!

Locanda Ca’ Lucrezia is a stone’s throw from Santa Lucia train station. We will be happy to welcome you  to our tiny hotel. Your tourist tax will exempt you from the day-tripper access fee.

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