Venice Guide and Boat
Venice Meetings and Conventions
Venice is the ideal location for important and successful meetings.
Are you planning a meeting, conference or special event and need local expertise and support?
Venice Guide and Boat meetings, conventions and incentives planning department coordinates strategic, operational and logistic activities necessary for the production of successful events in Venice.
Our expert events planning team offers a local support to plan the logistics and coordination of all technical aspects like scheduling, site selection, acquisition of necessary permits, coordination for transportation and assistance services, arrangements for decoring, catering, local operations, multilingual professional staff and congress assistants.
Our boats ensure the top quality services required for high level special events, with elegance and absolute discretion.
Venice Guide and Boat arranges all kind of collateral events like guided tours and excursions with professional qualified guides, entertainment with professional musicians or actors, and taylor made dinners.
VGB Blog
Domenico Tramontin: the silent architect behind Venice’s iconic gondola
When we think of Venice, our minds often drift to the slow, graceful glide of gondolas beneath romantic bridges and along narrow canals. But few stop to wonder: who shaped the gondola as we know it today? The answer lies not in grand palaces or famous paintings, but in a quiet workshop where one man’s […]
Discovering Byzantium in Venice: A Journey Through Art and Architecture
Venice, often celebrated for its romantic canals and Renaissance masterpieces, holds a lesser-known but equally fascinating identity: a city deeply rooted in Byzantine culture.
The Greek Presence in Venice and the story of San Giorgio dei Greci
Tucked away in the Castello district of Venice lies one of the city’s most fascinating and lesser-known treasures: San Giorgio dei Greci, the historic Orthodox church that stands as a testament to centuries of Greek presence in Venice. From the late Middle Ages, Venice became a vital crossroads for trade and culture between East and […]
Casa dei Tre Oci: A Story Etched in Stone on Giudecca Island, Venice
On the island of Giudecca in Venice, facing the splendor of St. Mark’s Basin, stands one of the city’s most intriguing buildings: the Casa dei Tre Oci, or “House of the Three Eyes.” Its name, in the Venetian dialect, refers to the three large ogival windows that dominate the main façade—”oci” meaning “eyes.” By Till […]
