GreenerEU 2050

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Begleitveranstaltungen der Biennale von Venedig 2026: Die verborgene Seite von Venedigs wichtigstem Kunstereignis Jede Ausgabe der Biennale von Venedig zieht Tausende von Künstlern, Sammlern, Kuratoren, Journalisten und Kunstliebhabern aus aller Welt an. Während sich die meisten Besucher auf die Giardini und das Arsenale konzentrieren, finden einige der unvergesslichsten Erlebnisse außerhalb der Hauptausstellungsorte statt. Dies sind die Begleitveranstaltungen. Inmitten histo

Target Keyword: Venice Biennale map Why Every Venice Biennale Visitor Should Use an Interactive Map Venice is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It is also one of the most confusing. Unlike modern cities built on grids, Venice consists of narrow streets, bridges, canals, hidden courtyards, and unexpected dead ends. For Biennale visitors trying to attend multiple exhibitions in different districts, navigating efficiently can become a challenge. Traditional printed

Target Keyword: Venice Biennale itinerary The Perfect One-Day Venice Biennale Itinerary for Art Lovers. If you only have one day in Venice during the Biennale, careful planning becomes essential. The Venice Biennale is one of the largest cultural events in the world. Between national pavilions, collateral events, cultural foundations, and independent exhibitions, it is impossible to see everything in a single visit. The secret is not trying to see everything. The secret is se

Venice Biennale Collateral Events 2026: The Hidden Side of Venice’s Most Important Art Event Every edition of the Venice Biennale attracts thousands of artists, collectors, curators, journalists, and cultural travellers from around the world. While most visitors focus on the Giardini and Arsenale, some of the most memorable experiences take place beyond the main exhibition venues. These are the collateral events. Spread across historic palaces, churches, foundations, and hidd

For centuries, visitors have traveled to Ischia in search of its legendary thermal waters. Ancient Greeks worshipped sacred springs, Romans built thermal baths, and generations of travelers have sought relaxation and healing in the island’s warm mineral-rich waters. Traditionally, the benefits of Ischia’s thermal springs were attributed to three elements: volcanic heat, dissolved minerals, and therapeutic mud. Today, a new scientific frontier is revealing a fourth factor that

When visitors immerse themselves in the warm thermal waters of Ischia, they often admire the sensation of relaxation, the breathtaking sea views, and the centuries-old spa culture. Yet few realize that the true magic of these waters begins deep beneath the island, in a hidden world of volcanic rocks, minerals, and geothermal gases. For thousands of years, Ischia’s thermal springs have attracted travelers seeking wellness and healing. Ancient Greeks, Romans, and generations of

Sustainable Tourism and the Culture of Thermal Wellbeing We are often asked to define sustainable tourism. Sustainable tourism is not only about sustainability for the environment, the economy, or society, but also for ourselves: for our health, spirit, and inner wellbeing. Already the ancient Romans considered thermal baths a place of civilization, social interaction, and business meetings. Natural thermal baths are ideal for regenerating body and mind: mens sana in corpore

Murano Experience – Discover the Art of Venetian Glass (working title) Murano; Venice; Glass; Furnace; Craftsmanship; Tradition; Manufacturing; Glass Master; Beads/Chandeliers; Slow Tourism When people think of Murano, the collective imagination often turns to luxurious shop windows filled with precious glass creations: monumental chandeliers, richly decorated mirrors, colorful vases, or small glass animals ready to be purchased as souvenirs — a little piece of Venice to take

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We are opening the open call for participants at the GreenerEU International Summer School of 2026!

INVOLVED! InnovationLab – Civic Training for Sustainable Projects is a new participatory programme for social and civic innovation in Venice, Italy

SMAPS: Building Sustainable Tourism in Venice Through Cultural Heritage, Innovation, and Alliances Venice is not only a global tourism destination; it is a living cultural ecosystem shaped by centuries of exchanges, communities, craftsmanship, and intangible heritage. Yet, like many historic cities, it faces increasing pressure from mass tourism models that prioritise volume over value. SMAPS (Sustainable Maps) were created to respond to this challenge by offering a heritage-

M.A. Isabella Mavellia is a German–Italian cultural strategist and practitioner whose work spans heritage preservation, sustainable tourism, and transnational cultural cooperation. A key chapter in her professional journey was her contribution to the Council of Europe’s Cultural Routes programme, where she held a dual role: supporting both the Routes4U project and the Institute of Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe in Luxembourg. In her double function, Isabella helped

August 2018 MA Isabella Mavellia is a German–Italian cultural practitioner engaged in interdisciplinary artistic and territorial research. She currently participates in a Goethe-Institut–funded summer artist residency in Palermo, a program dedicated to cultural exchange, experimentation, and critical reflection in the Mediterranean context. During the residency, Isabella develops a research-based artistic project focused on cultural identity, urban narratives, and the relatio

Working remotely in Venice offers flexibility and quality of life—but without structure, it’s easy to lose energy, eat irregularly, and overspend on food. The solution is a weekly healthy lifestyle system built around meal prep, local suppliers, and smart planning. This guide shows how remote workers in Venice can stay healthy, productive, and organised—without relying on supermarkets or daily cooking. Why Remote Workers Need a Weekly Food System Remote work often means: long

The Ravino Gardens of Ischia are officially admitted to the Cultural Route of the Council of Europe!

✨ Why Pilates Lovers Are Joining the Venice Smart Card Club to Work Remotely from Venice’s Most Inspiring Hotels If you practice Pilates and dream of a lifestyle that blends wellness, creativity, and remote work, there’s a place for you in Venice. The Venice Smart Card Club helps digital nomads and wellness enthusiasts live and work in the city sustainably — with access to luxury hotels, coworking lounges, and exclusive local experiences. 💫 Imagine starting your day with a P

Rethinking Distribution Channels Through SMAPS: How Sustainable Maps Are Redefining Local Impact In today’s tourism landscape,...

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