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Golden Lion 2019. Tropo overvalued. Maybe there was a need for summer.
Words and letters are not enough to describe the magnificence, elegance and paradoxical contemporary fragility of this immortal work. These are the human beings who know how to be such. To be seen.
At a time, they were able to make one ship a day here.
Great visit despite the warm and very valid commentator. A journey into the past.
Very interesting historic site and building's. Busy local restaurant.
Very beautiful and suggestive, certainly worth a stop
Small museum count 45 min. To admire splendid boats retracing the Venetian battalions and the productions of the arsenals.
Nice place in Venice outside the purely tourist circuit. Highly recommended.
The very center of Venice. Close to Piazza San Marco. Beautiful views
Interesting place to visit, very nice the adjacent naval museum.
Hateful home in bars restaurants very expensive magical place avoid cafes
I had never visited this area of Venice, every corner is a surprise
Venice does not have a fragment that is not history, the arsenal, with its dry docks and its naval museum, talk about how navigation once was, in rowing, with the first steam engines and more. Absolutely not to be missed.
Legendary place, still perfectly maintained and open to visitors
I can not find a word to describe the beauty of its uniqueness !!!
This Navy arsenal is rich in history that begins with the twelfth century with its birth to undergo substantial transformations and enhancements in the following centuries. The structure is complex and not all of it can be visited. Some rooms are used for exhibitions and events such as the Venice Biennale or international architecture exhibitions. If you found the review helpful, please click on the hand, thank you.
It used to be the state-run shipyard of the Republic of Venice and is currently being used as a naval base. Inside, it still retains some of the old shipyard, and it is usually not accessible to the public, but it seems to be open for free if there is an event. However, at this time, the opening time will be changed to 10:00 instead of 8:45.
The lions dear to Corto Maltese always stand guard at the entrance. They are not Venetian lions but spoils of war brought back from Morea (Greece) or Constantinople. The arsenal cannot be visited, although it is a reference in the city. The arsenal forms an enormous enclave in Venice, with its rope-making. Today it is occupied by the national navy. It is only open to the public during biennials or other major events. It is a very beautiful, very peaceful and relaxing place.
Beautiful old buildings. There are no cars or bicycles. Historically also very interesting.
Place very suggestive recalling that Italy was and perhaps still is excellence at sea level
Beautiful place, which previously functioned as the main port for Venice after 1797 when the city conquered Napoleon, the port rebuilt into a military naval base, today the site belongs to the state and has a museum, cultural facilities or there is held Art Biennale ...
Historic heart of Venice, unfortunately only accessible a few times and partially, by visiting we realize the power of the Republic of Venice
One of the most fascinating views of the city. To visit absolutely.
Well, should we also explain why in Venice you are in a fantastic place?
The 12 ... (already the n 12 says a lot ...) hands of L.Quinn, they are only an attempt as another to amaze, but they are only works that in the long run tire ... ..just with exaggerated dimensions for the context, respect for Venice!
Fantastic location to see surely. Excellent maintenance status next to the Naval Historical Museum. And the panorama that is presented is superb
A fascinating place where Venice built ships in its heyday. A peice of history, where a ship could be built and fully equipped in hours. The spaces inside are huge rooms where the Biennale exhibits are shown.
Nice and quiet place to walk away from the crowd from San Marco Square ...
It was the heart of the naval industry of the Serenissima, currently being recovered, but you can admire the entrance with the two towers.
Historic naval dockyard plus I support Arsenal, so.....
Everything in Venice is fantastic and the Arsenal is no exception ....
To visit absolutely and stroll around without haste
This castle is in the quite part of Venice, no crowds, calm but still interesting to visit.
Neighborhood a little out of the way but represents more the true Venice less tourist
I would say sit in front of the entrance of the Arsenale and let your breath take away from that immortal beauty and then visit the museum .. better if accompanied by a guide
Transformed, for the carnival, in a beautiful disco ...
Wonderful place! I only flew over it, like Venice for that matter. However, I noticed a lot of architectural details. The very charming little square, with little cafes and the little canal next door. The area was less crowded, it brings a more relaxed atmosphere. Finally the surroundings are dotted with tiny alleys and it quickly becomes quite an adventure to rush into them.
Great place off the beaten track worth seeing and seeing
Obviously it was closed only when there is a biennial and the first week of June. Still worth a visit even from outside After all this is also Venice
The two times I went it was at night and I did not see it well, if I liked the amount of labyrinthine narrow streets of the area, I liked walking through the night ahy, and it is quite safe.
The complex is the only example of a shipyard and weapons factory that has always maintained the same nature and function for seven centuries, even after the decline of the Republic of Venice. The ownership of most of the Arsenale has, since 2013, passed to the Municipality of Venice, while the remaining part remains with the Italian Navy, [5] present in the area with its Institute for Maritime Military Studies and the Naval History Museum. About a quarter of the large complex is used by the Venice Biennale for its contemporary art exhibitions.
Limited access due to renovation in progress, but interesting ship museum.
