Venice's Ghetto & its Enchanting Neighborhoods

Our journey through the rich history of the Ghetto and its environs takes us to an era where the building and stories of the past continue to resound.

Let's untie the layers of time and discover the fascinating details that make this area a treasure of cultural and historical significance. Explore Campo dei Mori, decorated with four statues portraying the Mastelli brothers, traders known for fraud, and Rub Rioba's metal nose for luck.

And Madonna dell'Orto, with its 14th-century Virgin statue and unique history. Initially dedicated to Saint Christopher, it became a pilgrimage site. The church's stunning Gothic-Renaissance façade holds symbolic sculptures, a rose window, and a unique arrangement of niches showcasing apostle statues. Campo dei Mori and Madonna dell'Orto offer a glimpse into Venice's cultural layers and artistic legacy.