Begin your journey at Campo San Bortolomio, next to the famous Rialto Bridge, where a lively traditional market has taken place for centuries, with stalls reminiscent of Middle Eastern souks.

Continue to Campiello del Milion, the former site of Marco Polo’s house, from where the legendary traveler embarked on his epic journey to the East.

Then, head to the Cannaregio district, admiring along the way the majestic Abbey of Mercy Church and the Madonna dell'Orto, places where Eastern and Renaissance cultures intertwine, with Tintoretto having had his workshop here.

Immerse yourself in the authentic Eastern atmosphere, with the Palace of the Camel, statues of the Moors, and, finally, the Jewish Ghetto, the oldest in the world, still home to the Jewish community of Venice, making it one of the most captivating and evocative places in the city.

Before reaching the Ghetto, pause at Fondamenta degli Ormesini for a drink, reflecting on your incredible journey through the history of Venice.