Neighbourhood
Dorsoduro
10 locals recommend,
Location
Venice, Veneto
Dorsoduro
Tips from locals
Discover Dorsoduro – Venice’s Quiet, Authentic Side Dorsoduro is one of Venice’s most charming and vibrant sestieri (districts). Unlike the more crowded areas of San Marco, Dorsoduro offers a more relaxed and authentic Venetian atmosphere, with quiet canals, local life, and a strong cultural identity. The area is home to some of Venice’s most important landmarks: Gallerie dell’Accademia – the city’s greatest collection of Venetian art Peggy Guggenheim Collection – a must-visit for modern art lovers Punta della Dogana – a spectacular contemporary art space with views over San Marco Campo Santa Margherita – a lively square full of cafes, bakeries, and students from the nearby university Dorsoduro sits along the Zattere waterfront, a sunny promenade lined with gelato shops and restaurants, overlooking the wide Giudecca Canal. It’s one of the best places in Venice for a peaceful stroll at sunset. From here, you’re just a short walk or vaporetto ride to all of Venice’s main attractions, yet far enough to enjoy tranquillity and local charm.
Discover Dorsoduro – Venice’s Quiet, Authentic Side Dorsoduro is one of Venice’s most charming and vibrant sestieri (districts). Unlike the more crowded areas of San Marco, Dorsoduro offers a more relaxed and authentic Venetian atmosphere, with quiet canals, local life, and a strong cultural identit…
Dorsoduro is one of the most artistic and vibrant districts in Venice, located on the southern side of the city. Known for its picturesque canals, charming streets, and stunning views of the Grand Canal, Dorsoduro offers a unique blend of cultural experiences and local life. This district is home to several important art institutions, including the Galleria dell’Accademia, which houses an impressive collection of Venetian paintings from the 14th to the 18th centuries. Additionally, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection is a must-visit for modern art enthusiasts, showcasing works by renowned artists such as Picasso, Pollock, and Kandinsky in a beautiful palazzo overlooking the canal. Dorsoduro’s lively atmosphere is enhanced by its many cafes, bars, and restaurants, where visitors can enjoy authentic Venetian cuisine and local wines. The district is also known for its vibrant student population, as it is home to the Università Iuav di Venezia, adding a youthful energy to the area. Strolling through Dorsoduro, visitors can discover charming squares like Campo Santa Margherita, a popular gathering spot for locals and students, where markets and cultural events often take place. The district also features stunning views from the Punta della Dogana, where the Grand Canal meets the Giudecca Canal. With its rich artistic heritage, lively atmosphere, and beautiful canals, Dorsoduro provides a perfect blend of culture and local charm, making it an essential destination for anyone looking to experience the heart of Venice.
Dorsoduro is one of the most artistic and vibrant districts in Venice, located on the southern side of the city. Known for its picturesque canals, charming streets, and stunning views of the Grand Canal, Dorsoduro offers a unique blend of cultural experiences and local life. This district is home t…
• Dorsoduro: Home to many of Venice’s art galleries and museums, Dorsoduro is a cultural hub with a laid-back vibe, perfect for art lovers and those seeking a quieter stay.
Il sestiere della zona delle Zattere di fronte all'isola della Giudecca. Famosa e vivace Zona universitaria di Ca'Foscari. gallerie d'Arte dell 'Accademia, galleria d'arte Peggy Guggenheim.
Il Dorsoduro Museum Mile, ideato nel 2015, accoglie il visitatore in un circuito lungo poco più di un miglio che attraversa il sestiere di Dorsoduro, tra il Canal Grande e il canale della Giudecca, facendolo viaggiare lungo otto secoli di storia dell’arte mondiale: dai capolavori della pittura veneziana medievale e rinascimentale delle Gallerie dell’Accademia, ai protagonisti della scena dell’arte contemporanea esposti a Punta della Dogana, passando per le storiche case-museo di Vittorio Cini e di Peggy Guggenheim, che ospitano le collezioni di questi grandi mecenati.
Il Dorsoduro Museum Mile, ideato nel 2015, accoglie il visitatore in un circuito lungo poco più di un miglio che attraversa il sestiere di Dorsoduro, tra il Canal Grande e il canale della Giudecca, facendolo viaggiare lungo otto secoli di storia dell’arte mondiale: dai capolavori della pittura venez…






















