Don't visit it.
Truly know it.
Knowing Venice is not just about knowing where to go. It means understanding the people, the businesses, the traditions and the dynamics that make this city unique in the world.
My name is Pietro Dussin. I was born and raised in Venice, and I live the city and its lagoon every single day. Over time I've come to know it through work, sailing, sport and the relationships I've built on this territory, developing a tangible understanding of its reality and of the people who keep it alive.
My focus has always been on quality, organization and attention to detail. Being celiac, I've also developed a particular sensitivity towards hospitality and people's specific needs — learning to evaluate businesses not just for what they offer, but above all for how they offer it.
From this need, VivereVenezia was born.
Watching tourism become ever faster and more superficial, I felt the need to create VivereVenezia: not just another guide, but a project rooted in direct experience and in the careful selection of businesses, services and professionals who are truly trustworthy.
The goal is to become a reference point for anyone who wants to experience Venice in the best possible way, offering authentic experiences and quality information. Every business on the platform is personally curated, and the project keeps growing every day thanks to constant research, curiosity and the relationships built on this territory.
Venice doesn't need to be reinvented. It just needs to be lived the right way.
Venetian roots
Venetian, from a family that has lived the lagoon for generations. I know this territory deeply.
Personal curation
Every business on VivereVenezia is chosen by me. Places I frequent, people I respect, quality I've verified.
Direct knowledge
I work every day between tourism and transport. I meet travelers, listen to needs, know the reality.
“Because knowing Venice isn't just about knowing where to go. It means knowing whom to trust.”
Let's build your Venice together.
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