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
Banco n° 10: very pretty dresses hand-made by the inmates
Barbieri: scarves, ties and accessories
Patience: young talented tailor shop winks to environmental concern
Charity shops
They are often on the side of local parishes like at SS. Apostoli or at S. Martino
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?
Oi Va Voi: a serigraphic studio that organise workshops too
Chimera: don’t know much, but they make pretty things
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