Venice Carnival walking tour

Live the Venice Carnival in a peculiar way!
In Venice, at the end of the Middle Age, the rich, the nobles and the aristocrats used to walk the streets of the city led by a servant called “Codega” provided with a lantern to light their path in the dark night, who would entertain them with tales and anecdotes.

We will reproduce that scene: your personal Codega will guide you through the labyrinth of mystery called Venice. A step into the past which will motivate you to participate in a moving mise-en-scene and will show you the heart of the Serenissima Republic and its Carnival. This is the ideal way to find the city’s secrets! You will heard stories about Casanova and the Levantine, the gondolier who became a priest and about the elephant found hidden in a church.

You will learn why an angel was the preferred guard of a palace and why the bridge linking convents bear the scary name of “The Devil’s Bridge”, but also legends of a number of ghosts that are supposed to inhabit Venice today.
Listening to your “Codega”, you will discover charming stories and meet the unusual and secret places, away from the confusing hustle and bustle of Carnival, to find out some fascinating anecdotes of the Serenissima Republic.

A funny and interesting event for the entire family, a new and unique way to experience Venice Carnival!