Venice in November is the city at its most cinematic and its most practically challenging. The summer hordes are gone. The low mist sits over the Grand Canal. The light across San
Venice in January is a very different city from the summer version, and in most respects a better one. The crowds are gone, the fog rolls in across the lagoon, and the
Venice in February is defined by one thing: Carnival. The Venice Carnival (Carnevale di Venezia) runs for approximately two weeks in February, ending on Shrove Tuesday, and it is genuinely spectacular. Masked
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