This time we’re going to discover the Island of Sant’Erasmo, which has been called the Garden of Venice since the times of the Serenissima because of its agricultural vocation.
Once there, you will be able to visit the Massimiliana Tower, a tubular structure erected between 1843 and 1844, and a farm, where you will learn all the secrets of the Sant’Erasmo violet artichoke, which is very well known and very tasty!
Along the way, you can learn more about the natural, cultural and historical aspects of the island.
A dive into this green oasis will allow you to explore a true natural habitat where you can admire the many aspects of life in the lagoon among nature, ancient traditions and authentic tastes.
For your lunch break, there are plenty of opportunities to taste typical products, all locally grown, to immerse yourself the flavours of the island.
Enjoy your visit, Linda.