{"id":8717,"date":"2022-03-09T10:00:10","date_gmt":"2022-03-09T09:00:10","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.suezo.it\/?p=8717"},"modified":"2022-03-09T01:41:06","modified_gmt":"2022-03-09T00:41:06","slug":"detourism-lisola-delle-vignole-a-venezia","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.suezo.it\/en\/suezolive\/detourism-lisola-delle-vignole-a-venezia","title":{"rendered":"Detourism: Vignole Island"},"content":{"rendered":"

\u201cDetourism: La newsletter di Venezia\u201d<\/strong>, the official Town of Venice Tourism Office Newsletter, takes us on a “detour” through the lagoon today, discovering the Vignole Island! Enjoy your reading!<\/em><\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a>Vignole Island.<\/h2>\n

Who said Venice has no green areas? Many are the vegetable gardens, vineyards and orchards in the islands of the lagoon, among which\u00a0the island of\u00a0Vignole<\/strong>, which certainly stands out as a natural oasis, is located in the north-eastern lagoon, between Sant’Erasmo and Certosa, and can be easily reached with the line 13 of the ACTV public transport service<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Vignole\u00a0in history<\/strong>
\nThe island of Vignole was already populated in Roman times<\/strong>, when Punta Sabbioni didn\u2019t exist yet and the waters of the Adriatic sea lapped its shores. At that time, the island was a resort for the nobles of Altino<\/strong>, and the Roman poet Martial stated that their aristocratic residences were even more magnificent than the ones in Pozzuoli.<\/p>\n

Many centuries later (in the 16th century), the Vignole was used by the Republic of Serenissima as a defensive outpost against the Turks<\/strong>, together with the island of Sant’Andrea, where a fort was built. In addition to the Fort of Sant’Andrea<\/strong>, the 16th-century church named after Santa Maria Assunta and Santa Eurosia<\/strong> also constitutes a site of historical and artistic interest. The church, facing the inner canal and flanked by a small bell tower, is perhaps the only one of its kind still well preserved among the many \u2013 now disappeared \u2013 that used to exist in the islands of the lagoon.<\/p>\n

Vignole\u2019s inhabitants<\/strong>, who today amount to approximately 60<\/strong>, have always been linked to the land. From the gardens on the island once came the vegetables sold at Rialto market<\/strong>, transported every day on large rowing boats. Apart from artichoke fields<\/strong>, the island is loved by Venetians, who usually frequent the Vignole for Sunday trips<\/strong> or to have lunch in one of its characteristic trattorie<\/em><\/strong> with pergola and garden.<\/p>\n

Discover the islands in the Venice Lagoon<\/a><\/p>\n

[source: La newsletter di Venezia, N\u00b0 27\/2020 del 23.07.2020]
\n[image: Unofeld781 \/ Wikimedia Commons]<\/em><\/p>\n

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We are proud to publish some\u00a0selected contents of such newsletter (see previous post: \u201cDetourism for the Up and Down the Bridges<\/a>\u201c). On our website, in several episodes, we will only present some samples (see all posts in our archive page “Detourism Newsletter<\/a>“), but the invitation addressed to all the friends of the Up and Down the Bridges is to subscribe to the newsletter directly.
\nSpecial thanks to the Councillor for Tourism for having enthusiastically welcomed this new important collaboration between TGS Eurogroup and the Tourism Office of the Town of Venice<\/strong> and for giving us the precious opportunity to publish on the pages of this blog some extracts from this newsletter, both in Italian and in English.<\/em><\/p>\n

To receive the newsletter “Detourism” directly in your email box every fortnight fill in the online form<\/a> proposed by the Town of Venice.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Discover all the itineraries of #Detourism to explore a different Venice<\/strong>, promoted as part of the #EnjoyRespectVenezia awareness campaign<\/strong> of the Town of Venice.
\nAdopt conscious and respectful behaviors of the cultural and natural heritage of Venice and its lagoon, a site protected by UNESCO.<\/em><\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a><\/p>\n

Sustainable Tourism Service of the Town of Venice:
\nwww.comune.venezia.it\/it\/EnjoyRespectVenezia<\/a>
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