Lido di Venezia

A short vaporetto ride from the heart of Venice lies Lido di Venezia, a strip of land that surprises with its slow pace, Liberty-style architecture and golden beaches that invite you to stay.

An oasis between the lagoon and the Adriatic Sea

Its atmosphere has captivated travellers from all over the world, making the island an ideal refuge to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of the historic centre and, every September, the venue for the prestigious Venice International Film Festival. Lido di Venezia is home to iconic places such as the church of San Nicolò, the Jewish cemetery and the village of Malamocco, famous for its cobbled streets, colourful houses and the church of Santa Maria Assunta.

Lido di Venezia cityscape: red-roofed buildings, historic dome, blue lagoon.Lido di Venezia cityscape: red-roofed buildings, historic dome, blue lagoon.

International Film Festival

Every September, the Lido di Venezia becomes the epicentre of world cinema by hosting the Venice International Film Festival, a renowned event that brings together filmmakers, artists and fans from all over the world.