Paradise of Cities: Venice in the Nineteenth Century

Exploring the tumultuous period from Napoleon's capture in 1797 to the early 20th century, this chronicle delves into Venice's struggles and resilience. Despite enduring foreign rule and loss of wealth, the city remained a cultural beacon, attracting renowned artists and writers like Byron and Wagner. Through vivid portrayals of their experiences, the narrative captures Venice's enchanting allure and artistic legacy, portraying it as both a breathtaking destination and a symbol of enduring beauty amidst adversity.