Describing the same sights, each observer makes a journey deep into himself, and Venice itself, with its canals, bridges, churches and palaces, turns out to be only the key to itself. I like the author-hero of this book, who says: “In the space of universal memory, I found my own corridor...” Walking after the author, step by step, turn by turn, passing landscapes, looking at the details of interiors, you are immersed in the history of culture, and this is a journey although it does not replace a personal stay in a unique city, it opens up a huge cultural perspective, which is so difficult to consider for a hasty tourist exploring Venice in three days.