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Architects Rafael Moneo and Lina Bo Bardi are granted the Biennale’s top award
With the tourists gone, residents are being lured back to the city by falling rental prices
Shorts; tall towers; t+2: and much more
Purchase of 12th century Baglioni Hotel Luna a vote of confidence in luxury market
All my exciting travel plans for this year came to nothing
The gold standard of international exhibitions, cancelled this year, is displaying glories from previous editions
Empty canals prompt debate about the future of tourism in one of the world’s most popular destinations
The composer is capturing the city’s soundtrack in a series of Instagram-friendly sonic snapshots
Governments are leaning on the balance sheets of banks, rather than the other way around
Floods had already hit tourist numbers before this week’s carnival was curtailed
Number of cases tops 150 in Europe’s biggest cluster as fears grow over pace it is spreading
Low turnout frustrates vote on whether to give city more control of its own affairs
Residents say tourist hotspot needs more powers to tackle floods and crowds
The city has been blighted by politicians’ failure to meet its unique challenges
City officials have linked the record water levels to climate change
The founder of Studio Berengo and Glasstress on Murano spends the weekend island-hopping for sublime seafood, gallery visits and leisurely strolls
Marketing wizards can distribute tourists more evenly by making obscure places famous
Proper infrastructure and planning will keep cities from losing out on the economic benefits
An archive of contemporary Murano glass is being assembled on Venice’s San Giorgio Maggiore island
Protests against vast liners on the lagoon prompt government move to reroute ships
House prices have bucked the downward trend of the Italian market as the Biennale brings interest from the art world
In the spaces between the Arsenale and Giardini, a new programme of live works is coming to the city
The debate about levying extra charges conveys the sense that visitors are a nuisance
The director’s sprawling family drama ‘Roma’ scoops the film festival’s top prize — and secures a theatrical run
Jacques Audiard heads back to the Old West while Olivier Assayas ponders the digital future
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