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Whether you're a beginner or intermediate Italian student, planning a trip or just dreaming of Italy, stop wishing you could speak Italian... And dive right into La Bella Lingua! Our unique story-based podcast takes you beyond the basics and into a deeper understanding of the culture, expressions, grammar and vocabulary of Italy. In Season 1, each episode features a dialogue between American tourists and local Italians they meet in Rome, and then a lively roundtable with hosts Erin and Elisa ...
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Venice Talks

Monica Cesarato

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Welcome to Venice Talks, the weekly podcast series uncovering the authentic soul of Venice, Italy. Hosted by the fabulous Monica Cesarato, who has unparalleled knowledge of Venice, and is renowned as one of the city's top guides even among celebrities. Venice Talks is not just a podcast; it's your passport to a 360-degree experience of this extraordinary city. Join Monica as she delves beyond the clichés, steering clear of the tourist-packed routes that millions follow each year. Instead, sh ...
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Mapping Klee EN

Zentrum Paul Klee

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Paul Klee’s extraordinary pictorial worlds are the result of a complex artistic development. He received crucial impulses during is travels. These were experiences with a long-lasting impact that Klee documents in diaries, postcards and numerous letters. Five such journeys will provide insights into Klee’s artistic development: from being a student full of doubts to one of the most important modern artists. The podcast "Mapping Klee" follows Klee's tracks through "Italy 1901", takes the arti ...
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ExtraVirgin Travel is a podcast for adventurers and armchair travellers. Join your host, food and travel journalist Natascha Mirosch, as she chats with amateur travellers and expert explorers, transporting you away each episode to destinations both off-the-beaten track and closer to home.
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In this episode of Venice Talks, Monica engages in a dynamic dialogue with Antonella Magaraggia, President of Ateneo Veneto, Venice's oldest cultural institute. Established in 1812, Ateneo Veneto has upheld its mission of social solidarity and cultural enrichment for over two centuries. Here are the key highlights: Historical Insights: Explore the …
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Step into the enchanting world of Venetian tradition as Monica, your host on Venice Talks, sits down with Tobia Dall'Osto, a distinguished artisan from Tragicomica, a bastion of Venetian mask making heritage. Together, they embark on a journey through time, unraveling the captivating history of masks and the Venice Carnival. Delve deep into the sig…
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In this captivating episode, we embark on a journey through Venice's rich artistic heritage with the incomparable professional guide, Monica Gambarotto. Join us as we unravel the intricate history of Venice's artisans, delve into the concept of "Made in Venice," and uncover the fascinating world of guilds that shaped the city's identity. Key Notes:…
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Embark on a poignant journey through Venice's wartime past in this special episode. Join us as we sit down with Giulio Bobbo, an esteemed member of Iveser, to explore the profound significance of Stolpersteine and unravel the hidden narratives of World War II in Venice. - Revealing Remembrance: Discover the role of Stolpersteine in preserving the m…
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Step into the timeless world of craftsmanship and heritage as we sit down with Eleonora Menegazzo from Mario Berta Battiloro in Venice, the last remaining gold beater in Europe. In this captivating episode, we unravel the intricate art of beating gold, an age-old tradition that resonates with history and culture. A Vanishing Craft: Join us as we de…
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Join us for a lively chat as we uncover the intriguing story behind Garance & Marion, an unconventional art gallery nestled in the heart of Venice. Delve into the world of graphic arts - from intricate illustrations to captivating typography, exquisite drawings, paintings, engravings, and innovative printing techniques. Artistic Haven: Explore a un…
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Welcome to another enlightening episode of Venice Talks! In this installment, I had the pleasure of engaging in a fascinating conversation with none other than Luisella Romeo, a distinguished professional tour guide whose passion for Venice knows no bounds. Join us as we delve into the depths of Venice's history, culture, and hidden treasures throu…
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In this enlightening episode, we delve into the rich tapestry of Venice's wartime history and the invaluable role played by Iveser, The Venetian Institute for History and Contemporary Society to preserve memory. Joined by esteemed scholar Giulio Bobbo, whose expertise in the history of fascism and the resistance lends invaluable insights, we explor…
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Join me on an illuminating journey through the annals of Venice's rich history as we delve deep into its remarkable records and pivotal firsts. In this special episode, I am privileged to be joined by the renowned Venetian writer and historian, Alberto Toso Fei, as our guide. From the inception of groundbreaking inventions to the debut of influenti…
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We've talked about those one Euro houses in Italy in a previous podcast (episode 81) but in this episode we’re about to revisit the subject (and the topic of buying property in Italy as a foreigner in general) with Michele Capecchi, a lawyer based in Florence, who has extensive experience in guiding foreigners through the red tape that is buying a …
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Embark on a journey through time and tradition in our latest podcast episode! Join us for an engaging interview with Matteo, Guido, and Luca from Signor Blum, the beloved shop in Venice where heritage meets innovation. Discover their inspiring mission to revitalize a historic establishment while staying true to its essence, infusing it with a moder…
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Join us in this new episode of Venice Talks as we dive into the innovative world of sustainable development with Isabella Mavellia, the visionary founder of Greener EU, a groundbreaking startup dedicated to weaving digital solutions into the fabric of the Floating City's progress. Discover the game-changing smart card designed to revolutionize eco-…
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Dive into the enchanting world of fashion and Venetian charm with our latest podcast episode featuring the captivating Ana Liliana. Join us in a heartfelt conversation as Ana shares her journey from Romania to Venice, unraveling the reasons behind her move and the unique experiences of raising children in the City of Canals. Get an exclusive peek i…
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Have you been thinking of (or dreaming about) taking an Antarctic cruise? Cruising is huge and estimates have the cruise industry growing by another 9% in 2024. For some regular cruisers, particularly those with large disposable incomes, the great white continent, represents just another an as-yet unexplored cruise destination to conquer. For other…
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In this episode, Monica engages in a conversation with Gillian Longworth McGuire from Gillian Knows Best. Dive into the enchanting world of Venice with renowned Instagrammer Gillian Longworth McGuire on this captivating episode of Venice Talks. Gillian, the creative force behind Gillian Knows Best, shares her inspiring journey of turning a dream in…
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Dive into the magic of Venice! From the grandeur of Carnival 2024 to the historic celebrations marking 700 years since Marco Polo's legacy, this episode is your exclusive guide to what's hot in Venice this year. Join the conversation as we explore the heart of Venice with Romena Brugnerotto from RomInVenice! From the new upcoming day tax to local i…
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We all know that getting out and communing with nature is good for both our body and our mental health, but where to start if you've never done any hiking but are keen to give it a go? Trekking, hiking, tramping, rambling or just plain walking - whatever you call if and whatever you aspire to, whether it's a kilometre on a flat countryside track to…
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Agnes Restaurant was recently awarded Restaurant of the Year by Australian Gourmet Traveller Restaurant. In this episode of ExtraVirgin, Natascha Mirosch chats with Agnes executive chef, Ben Williamson, who also co-owns other popular restaurants Same Same, Bianca, Honto and Agnes Bakery. Western Australian-born Ben spent time travelling the Middle …
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In this episode, Monica engages in a conversation with Lavinia Colonna Preti, the founder of Veneto Secrets. Veneto Secrets is a pioneering guide that aims to introduce individuals to the finest hidden gems of Veneto. Through this guide, individuals can embark on a delectable journey and uncover the region's most exceptional secret addresses. These…
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In this episode, Monica engages in a conversation with Paul Atkin from Teatro San Cassiano, a project focused on reconstructing the original Teatro San Cassiano of 1637. The aim of this project is to revive historically-informed Baroque opera in Venice. The Teatro San Cassiano holds a significant historical position, being recognized as the world's…
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Is South America on your wish list but you worry it might be too challenging or unsafe? In this episode, ExtraVirgin host, Natascha Mirosch who has just returned from 3 weeks in Uruguay, Argentina and Chile, shares her experiences. Her trip, travelling by plane, car and boat, starts in Santiago in Chile, where she visits an extraordinary museum and…
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In this episode Monica is talking to Marco Jovon from Gioielleria Eredi Jovon. Marco and his family operate a prestigious jewellery shop nestled on the iconic Rialto Bridge in Venice. With a specialization in crafting exquisite handmade cameos and coral jewellery, they exemplify the essence of Italian artistry. The significance of the "Made in Ital…
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In this episode Monica is talking Cristina Cappellari from Studio Saòr. Studio Saor is a dedicated team of Venetian passionate observers who possess a deep love for urban environments. With a background in architecture and urban planning, they embarked on a journey in 2014 to create their own 'Isolario' - a unique collection of maps showcasing the …
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Group travel needn't involve being shuttled around on 50-seater coaches, taken to the major sights to snap your instagram pics, then...back on the bus to do it all again. In this podcast, host Natascha Mirosch talks with Lisa Pagotto, founder of Crooked Compass who offer small group trips to some destinations that are definitely off the well-trod t…
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In this episode Monica is talking to Matteo Secchi from Venessia.com. Venessia.com is an apolitical and non-profit association comprising residents of Venice. With a commitment to addressing the city's issues, their primary objective is to generate awareness and identify potential solutions. They firmly believe that Venice's identity lies with its …
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Accommodation is one of the biggest expenses when we travel, but what if you could travel almost anywhere in the world and stay for free? Our guest on this episode of ExtraVirgin Food and Travel tells us how. Fiona Ryan has done more than a dozen exchanges, temporarily swapping her home in Brisbane, Australia for one in cities such as Helsinki or B…
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This episode of Extra Virgin Food and Travel's "Postcards,"comes to you from the Republic of Ireland's capital, Dublin. Our guide is Louise Slyth, who's originally from Scotland but has made this enchanting city her home. Louise shows us around 'her' Dublin, her favourite galleries and museums, parks and pubs. She tells us the best places to shop a…
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In this episode Monica is talking to Sergio Fragiacomo, owner of the Historic restaurant of Bistrot De Venise in Venice. We talked about ancient historic Venetian cuisine, its origins, about the history of the restaurant, about Veneto wine and all about food in Venice. Step back in time and join us on a mouthwatering journey through the fascinating…
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Welcome back to another episode of ExtraVirgin Food and Travel Podcast. In this episode, we're embarking on an extraordinary journey to an enchanting travel destination, where east meets west (literally) and history and flavours are equally complex - Istanbul, Türkiye. Chatting with host Natascha Mirosch, is intrepid travel writer and cultural conn…
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In this episode Monica is talking to Sara Memo and Elena Ferrarese respectively Project Manager and Communication Manager of Women For Freedom, an Italian charity organisation dedicated to help women around the world.We talked about how the charity was born, its aims and how the now 7 year old event Women for Freedom in Jazz in Venice has brought t…
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Being credited with having "the Midas touch" is one thing that riles the seemingly unflappable Tony Kelly. His journey from young apprentice to owning ten successful Sunshine Coast hospitality businesses has been far from easy, nor linear - there have not only been set-backs and hard times, but also periods of intense self-doubt, the chef-turned-re…
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In this episode Monica, as Cook In Venice, is talking about the evolution of Venetian cuisine, what to eat when in Venice, about the new book Andar Per Bacari and she also gives some recipes, like the one for Baccalà Mantecato, creamy cod, and Sarde in Saor, sweet & sour sardines. Looking for a culinary adventure like no other? Look no further! Our…
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In this episode Monica is talking to Marisa Convento and Alessia Fuga, respectively president and vice-president of the Committee for the Safeguarding of the Art of Venetian Glass Beads. We talked about the history of this art, about the importance of the community involved and of Venice but above all about the insertion into the Unesco Intangible …
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Sommelier, importer and wine writer Jane Lopes reckons that Australia is making the most exciting wines in the world right now, and ExtraVirgin podcast host Natascha Mirosch, while she could be accused of being a little biased, agrees. In this episode of ExtraVirgin Food and Travel Podcast, Jane and Natascha discuss Jane's background - including th…
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Heading to London? There's a lot more to the city than Buckingham palace and Big Ben. Our guest on this episode of "Postcards," is Che-Marie Trigg, a freelance writer and editor. In February 2023 she relocated from Sydney to London for the second time – she spent two years living and working in the English capital in 2017 and 2018, and has been in …
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In this episode Monica is talking to Renato Carrain, Venetian hotelier from Angelo Art Hotel in Venice. All' Angelo Art hotel is an hotel with a difference: art is at the forefront. For countless years, art has been the undisputed star of the Angelo Art Hotel: since 1924, in fact, it has been an art archive and home to important artists such as Mat…
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What could possibly be wrong with volunteering in an orphanage for a week of your holiday? Should you reconsider taking that Antarctic cruise? In this episode of ExtraVirgin Food and Travel, Natascha Mirosch talks with Freya Higgins- Desbiolles, an academic in the field of tourism and co-editor of the recent books Socialising Tourism: Rethinking To…
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In this episode Monica answers questions received through social medias about Venice. Let's discover about the depth of canals, about do & don'ts in the city and much more. Are you ready for a Venetian adventure like no other? Join us on our podcast as we dive into the enchanting city of Venice and answer all your burning questions about this mysti…
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In this episode Monica is talking to Valeria Finocchi, director of Museo di Palazzo Grimani in Venice. Museo di Palazzo Grimani is a Venetian palace, a one of a kind building in the city of water. With Valeria we discovered its history and that of its owners, the Grimany family. We talked about the importance of its incredible collection and what m…
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In this episode Monica is talking to Maria Gabriella Emiliani from Antichità al Ghetto in Venice, an antiquity lover's dream. Opened in 2006, this true Aladdin's cave is located a stone's throw from the Ponte delle Guglie, in the heart of one of the most evocative places in Venice, the Ghetto Vecchio.Elisabetta, Giuliano and Maria Gabriella, with f…
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Italians have what is indisputably the best cuisine and lifestyle in the world, right? In this episode of ExtraVirgin Food and Travel, Natascha Mirosch talks with Silvestro Silvestori, owner and director of cooking school The Awaiting Table, in the beautiful baroque city of Lecce, in Italy's south about how to cook and eat like an Italian. Rich in …
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In this episode Monica is talking to Marco Capovilla, founder of Venice Tap Water, a project dedicated to bring awareness to the problem of the use of plastic bottles in Venice. You can drink the water in Venice by using the public fountains and save yourself the expense and waste of bottled water. Tap water comes from Venetian mainland, and it's f…
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In this episode Monica is talking to Desi Marangon & Alberto Toso Fei about I Graffiti Di Venezia, a book which investigates over 6,000 antique graffiti in the city of Venice. We discovered the oldest graffiti in the city, the most interesting and how the book and project came about. Explore the captivating world of graffiti in Venice through our l…
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In this episode Monica is talking to Cesare Benelli, chef and owner of the historic restaurant Al Covo in Venice. We talked about a great new initiative called Osti in Orto, an association of local Venetian restaurateurs dedicated to grow their own produce in Venice. We talked about Venetian cuisine and also about what to eat in Venice in Spring! A…
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In this episode of ExtraVirgin Food and Travel podcast, we hear from travel and food journalist Belinda Luksic, who left her home in Australian in December to live in Split, in Croatia. For this postcard from her adopted town, Belinda shares what's so special about Split, its beautiful coastline and nearby islands, the ancient palace and atmospheri…
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In this episode Monica is talking to Cecelia Pierotti, American musician, who in 2019 moved to Venice as a resident. We talked about the difficulty of moving to Italy from a point of view of the logistics but also what it means to live in a new country and a particular city like Venice. Welcome to the magical city of Venice, Italy! Ever wondered wh…
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In this episode Monica is talking to Markus Reymann, director & co-founder of Ocean Space. Ocean Space , located in the church of San Lorenzo in Venice, a planetary center for exhibitions, research and public programs catalyzing critical ocean literacy, collaborative research, and environmental advocacy through the arts. Established and led by TBA2…
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In this episode Monica is talking to Alessandro Marzo Magno, Venetian writer & journalist about the history and anecdotes of Venice. Graduated in Venetian history at the University of Venice, he is the author of 20 books and has edited other volumes of essays. With the air of a reporter and with the rigor of the historian, Alessandro took me on an …
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What is wrong with our food system? What's threatening food security? Covid and food shortages highlighted one aspect - the supply chain, and climate change is showing us another. There is an urgent need to fundamentally transform the way we farm, shop and cook - it's no longer enough to just try to maintain the status quo, but instead, we need to …
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In this episode Monica is talking Romena Brugnerotto Venetian blogger at RomInVenice: we talked about the never ending saga of the entry tax in Venice, of the not so uncommon low water tide, of a typical slow day in Venice, of upcoming cultural events and exhibition in the city.By Monica Cesarato
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