Second hand shops
L’armadio di coco: pretty vintage clothes and old things for the house
Don’tknowthenameofthissecondhandshop: open only on weekday afternoons (I know!), it has some pretty little things
Clothes & Accessories
Meracu: bags & leather accessories hand made by a lovely young Venetian craftsman crafts lady
Barbieri: scarves, ties and accessories
Patience: young talented tailor shop winks to environmental concern
Charity & vintage shops
They are often on the side of local parishes like at SS. Apostoli or at S. Martino. There is also one here. Otherwise there is a vintage shop here and here.
Antiques
Barbaria de le Tole: few antique and vintage shops one after the other
Naval miniature and painting shop: interesting if you are passionate of old naval accessories, tools and paintings
Bookshops
Acqua alta bookshop: the most beautiful bookshop of the world (according to them and Pinterest)
Libreria Marco polo: independent book shop run by independent book lovers, a spotlight in the Italian scene (seriously, they even got national newspapers attentions!)
Gondola warehouses (squero)
San Trovaso: still in business, you can see them working from Fond.ta Nani while sipping prosecco
Squero Vecio: out of business, now headquarter of a local rowing association
Graphics
Small Caps: posters and paintings
Studio Saor: booklets, calendars and notepads
Hand-craft shops
Crazy4Glass: perfect if you are looking for ironic Murano Glass items
Muranero: how about African styled authentic Murano glass?
Chimera: don’t know much, but they make pretty pottery things