There is no city in the world more photographed than Venice. Every day, tens of thousands of visitors cross its streets and canals, enchanted by the infinite beauty stop on the bridges and admire the play of reflections on the water.

A multitude of tourist guides raise above the crowd colorful umbrellas to chase, opening the way for long processions more or less disciplined. Yet, despite the precautions, there is always someone who gets lost. In Venice you never know where to look and luckily every direction is right. But among the millions of people who have come to feed on their charms, how many are really asking: what is Venice like? And above all, who cares every day to keep this miracle alive?