Murano Glass
For eight centuries, Murano has kept its secret. Today, it shares it with you. The glassblowers of the Serenissima were so precious they were granted noble titles – and an absolute ban from leaving the island. What they protected was not a technique. It was an alchemy.
Accompanied by a master whose family has worked the furnace for generations, you witness the transformation of molten glass – a breath, a rotation, a silence. The piece created in your presence is yours to keep. A fragment of fire, made permanent.
Boat Tour
Venice is not understood by walking it. It is understood from the water. Aboard a private vessel, before the city wakes, your skipper guides you through canals no map can capture: narrow passages where time moves differently, the open lagoon where the horizon dissolves into mist.
No itinerary. Only water, silence, and a slow understanding of this city.
Perfume Laboratory
Before it was a city of water, Venice was a city of spices.
In a small laboratory, a master perfumer introduces you to the architecture of scent. Guided by your own instincts and their quiet expertise, you create a fragrance that is entirely yours. Bottled, sealed, named by you. A memory, made before it has happened.
Venetian Mask Atelier
Venice has always known that the most interesting version of yourself requires a mask.
At carnival in the Serenissima, the mask did not conceal identity. It liberated it. Behind it, a doge and a gondolier were, for one season, indistinguishable.
Inside a private atelier where the craft has been passed down for decades, a master guides you through the creation of your own piece: hand-worked papier-mache, pigments from the sixteenth century, gold leaf. What you take home is not a souvenir. It is a portrait.
Peggy Guggenheim Collection
Some of the most beautiful works of art in the world are just a few minutes from your door.
A short walk from the villa, overlooking the Grand Canal, the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni holds one of the most extraordinary collections of modern art in the world. Picasso, Pollock, Dali, Calder, Magritte – works you have seen in books, encountered here in person, inside a home, not a museum in the conventional sense.
A place where art is not displayed. It is inhabited. And from your villa, it is already there, waiting.
Helicopter Tour
Venice has a secret that reveals itself only from above: the city is shaped like a fish.
The lagoon opens like a broken mirror, the islands float without apparent logic, and then – suddenly – the city reveals its true form: a fish swimming toward the sea, its fins the city districts, its spine the Grand Canal.
A private flight, with no fixed itinerary, to discover from above what eight centuries of history have built on water. A perspective that changes the way you see everything else.
