Tecnomare S.p.A. Reviews

Looks nice from the outside, sitting in an area that's relatively residential and quiet, a different vibe from down town!

Hidden gems. Not many people go here and good place to sit. Good photo opportunities.

Military harbour with little access but entrance and external views delightful.

An enchanting and magical place, where incredibly silence reigns (or maybe it will be because I visited it in January?). The lions, silent and solemn, make travel with the imagination, imagining stories about them and this special place. One of the lions also appears in "Fable of Venice", a beautiful story by Hugo Pratt: Corto Maltese meets one of these feline caretakers and it's always nice to come back to see a place where your favorite comic book is set! Who knows how special it is to live there: I thought about it during the last visit, when - while I was drawing the lion I spoke about - the light was lit from a window that overlooks the Arsenale ...

A place still authentic in Venice where you can stroll with happiness while crossing typical shops and a splendid park to walk and rest.

One of the most beautiful places in Venice with a little less people!

You cannot say that you have visited Venice without a trip to the Arsenale !!!

Historic place in the city of Venice where a ship was armed in one day. To visit it, however, you must have permission from the navy.

Behind the history of the Arsenal is a lot about the once so powerful seafaring nation.

I highly recommend to look here, it's wonderful, quiet from locals and tourists. I was most interested in the gate where the Greek gods and goddesses are depicted in a sculptural group of stone. Further to the right and left are statues of lions, one standing and one lying. The lions are huge and stand on a marble slab.
But I was most interested in the tree. Respectively not a tree but animals living on it. They are not visible at all but they make a sound a kilometer away. It gives you a headache and you want to leave quickly. Furthermore, there is only a shadow in one place, and in that heat, the shadow suits you.
It's a little further from the local port, but perfect for that.

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Here you can find some interresting boat. but the ticket is high prized and there isn't much to be seen. Not worth visiting.

Magic place where you play exhibitions / innovative events!

It is a beautiful area like every corner of Venice, it is much less crowded and the grace is to get into the small streets of the Castello district or walk along the promenade towards the Santa Elena neighborhood at the eastern end of the island.

Maritime history of the ancient and recent past. Of the splendours of ancient Venice. Worth more visits

Magnificent! When it is possible again, I digest a guided tour

I did not know him. But they should also have it visited in part

One of the most interesting places in Venice, even if it is only accessible during the Bienal times ...

Quite unknown but a real wonder. It is worth the detour

The Arsenale is a district that is also the starting point of the Regata Strorica, procession of boats, crews on the lagoon, a competition "voga alla veneta" unique in the world on the Great Canale.
Thus, every first Sunday of September takes place the Historic Regatta of Venice, annual meeting, very important for the Venetians.
For tourists it is not to be missed. That's wonderful. First of all because Venice is a unique city, with very particular colors. Then because in this fascinating scenery appear the famous people of the past.

At the end of August, beginning of September, the period is doubly interesting, since the Lido also hosts the Film Mostra, which is included in the Venice Biennale. What happiness!

Nice fortress-type Arsenal in the city of canals, Venice, one of the most beautiful and romantic cities in the world

Venice is beautiful but appears dirty . Bit of graffiti around which is sad and Africians demanding money at every corner... felt scared. . felt its losing its beauty

A good place, you can relax from the monstrous number of tourists in the nearby streets

A historic and defensive site where ships and weapons were once built. An immense building site in which in Venice boats were made in a typically industrial manner using mastery and laborers in the same way as modern industry and also using ready-made ready-made pieces. The site was built in the twelfth century and has survived until today. Today most of it is owned by the Municipality of Venice and partly by the Italian Navy. Some spaces are allowed in use at the Venice Biennale.
What a show.

Access is tricky- we were after an art exhibition- but worth a visit.

One of the least visited places in Venice but among the most enchanting

A place full of history. The main entrance with the mighty marble lions is beautiful

Were at the Biennale of Contemporary Art, an incredible sight!

Beautiful place, beautiful, beautiful and with a spectacular "view".

The place is incredible. Try to go at night and when there are no tourists around.

The first integrated factory of modern conception, another of the absolute primates of Venice.

It's magic ... Enjoy the Biennale to discover a secret place in Venice

Very beautifull. I went for the biennial and I think this is the best venue

A quiet and very beautiful area of Venice. Few tourists. If there is time it is worth spending it

Beautiful corner of Venice, military domain near the museum of navigation. Unfortunately the adjacent room is not up to the place where it is located due to questionable management decisions and unprofessional staff.

You cant go in as it's a military area. Nice restaurants in surrounding area though and very significant historically

Unique of its kind, located on 5 floors worth a visit to learn in a different and compelling way the naval progression of the Serenissima, but also national and international. Inquire from the site about schedules and reductions, extremely available staff.

The most beautiful thing in Venice especially for the lion of Persia. Better make a cover for him, at least to avoid acid rains that damage him

Rich in history, they were built here. Galleys that have made famous and powerful Serenissima

Not accessible to the public unless there's an event going on.

Nice place to see, very wonderfull quiet and with a lot of history to say.
Genial et plein d'histoire.

Great part of Venice - not many tourists. Perfect place to explore and get lost in the little laneways - using the walls of Arsenale as a 'handrail'... Also a great walk from Arsenale - using the backroads - to Via Garibaldi, walking past bienalle exhibits. If you are lucky - the communist bar with all its paraphernalia will be open. Be sure to check out the turtle pond in the gardens of Via Garibaldi

Very nice as a place but sincerely a Po silken silk make a heart attack

I recommend taking a walk in the late afternoon with the sunset. Very beautiful.

Impressive from the outside, the beating heart of the power of the Serenissima

Splendido.Passeggiata long and full of architectural works.Magica atmosphere of Venice.

Amazing to see Venice's pioneering ship building centre

Very beautiful buildings. Place to visit if you are in Venice

Beautiful place, great view. There is no excursion route to this place, you will need to search and get yourself.