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Home / ޓެގް venice history 7
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The Carampane
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The Carampane was the designated area that prostitutes could carry out their trade
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The cells behind the wooden arch doors were used by Venetian merchants in the 16th century
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These cells were used to store oranges and other produce
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This building was once a prison. Through the metal grills, the public could see the prisoners
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This pillar in front of the Chiesa San Giacomo di Rialto tells a legend
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Venice "Bull's Blood" striped brickwork from 13th century
