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This year’s Biennale di Venezia, which lasts until the month of November, shows animpressive lineup of diverse and dynamic women artists…
Picture enjoying your morning coffee on the terrace of the Gritti Palace Credit: Gritti Palace Visitors flock to Venice seven days a week, but locals are very particular about their time off. On Sunday, ordinary shops – the ones not aimed at tourists – tend to close and the city winds down as Venetians take a breather. In summer, they’ll roll up a beach towel and head across the lagoon to a beach on the Lido – Alberone is a favourite – or they’ll opt for a breath of country air on the vegetable-growing island of Sant’Erasmo, which also has a couple of sandy stretches.