Ep.36 - Treasures of Time: Unveiling the Antique Splendors within the Ghetto of Venice. A chat with Maria Gabriella Emiliani from Antichità al Ghetto in Venice

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 flair and imagination, have transformed an old abandoned warehouse, recovering it from neglect and the centuries, into a small antique museum. In addition to Judaica and rare micro mosaics, the shop offers furniture, ceramics, prints, paintings, silver, wrought iron objects, typical of the rural tradition, handcrafted furnishings with precious antique fabrics, lace and embroidery.

Are you ready to embark on a captivating journey through the vibrant streets of Venice's Ghetto? Join us on our podcast as we delve into the fascinating world of antiques in this historic neighborhood. Discover the hidden stories behind these remarkable treasures, as we uncover the rich cultural heritage of Venice's marginalized communities. From exquisite art pieces to unique artifacts, our podcast takes you on an immersive exploration of the untold stories within the Ghetto's antique shops. Don't wait another moment – tune in now and let the enchantment of Venice's past come alive through your headphones! Listen to our podcast and immerse yourself in the magic of the Ghetto of Venice.

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