[2025 Venice Restaurant] Travel Guide for Caffe Florian Venezia (Updated May)

Caffè Florian is one of the most famous and oldest cafes in Venice, established in 1720 and located in Piazza San Marco. The café attracts countless visitors with its elegant décor and long history. 🤎 Long history Caffè Florian has a history of more than 300 years and has attracted many literati and nobles. 🤎 Gorgeous decoration The interior of the café is gorgeously decorated with gold carvings and classical paintings, giving it an elegant atmosphere. 🤎Delicious coffee Their coffee is top-notch and very tasty whether it’s espresso or other beverages. There are also all kinds of exquisite desserts to go with. 🤎Alfresco seating Outside the café, there are open-air seating, where you can enjoy your coffee while taking in the beautiful views of Piazza San Marco and feel the unique atmosphere of Venice. 🤎 Perform music Sometimes, Caffè Florian also features live music, adding to the more romantic feel. If you visit Venice, Caffè Florian is definitely a place not to be missed, whether it’s enjoying your coffee or feeling the history, it will definitely keep you coming back! 📍Address: P.za San Marco, 57, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy 💰Average spend per person: €10-30 🕰️Opening Hours: Mon-Fri: 9am-8pm Sat, Sun: 9am-11pm #January Good Places 2025

Venice is a definite must-visit city in Europe. Its enchanting alleyways invite you to get lost in a romantic maze of imagination. Here are 5 essential activities to enhance your experience of this captivating city.🎠🎡 
1. Visit the Basilica di San Marco (St. Mark's Basilica) for an awe-inspiring experience.⛪️
 2. Glide through the waterways on a Gondola, embracing the romantic charm of Venice. 🚣‍♀️🚣 
3. Indulge in a cup of coffee at Caffe Florian, a must-visit coffeehouse. 🌸☕️
 4. Don't miss out on trying the pitch-black Squid Ink Spaghetti (Spaghetti al nero seppia), a unique delicacy. 📍Trattoria Alla Ferrata🦑🦞🧀️🥓🍜
 5. Admire the distinct nighttime beauty of Venice. 🎇
In Venice, you'll forget life's fatigue and embrace the serene beauty of a city on water😌, where tranquil canals and charming architecture transport you to a world of relaxation and wonder.🎠
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#Overseas Travel Most tourists will visit this café. Located in Piazza San Marco, it was founded in 1720 and is the oldest coffee house in Italy. The café has retained its former magnificent decoration. Many of the private rooms are decorated with glittering golden murals and red velvet sofas, making one feel as if they are in a café of the last century and instantly lost in the gorgeous European atmosphere. In addition to coffee, I also like the hot chocolate here, which is very smooth and rich. It is paired with a delicious cake and is very warming in the winter. 📍 Caffè Florian Venezia Piazza San Marco, 57 - 30124 Venezia #Overseas Travel #Italy Travel #Europe Travel #Popular Restaurants

Caffè Florian Caffè Florian, located in Piazza San Marco, is the oldest coffee shop in the world. It opened in 1720 and was even rated as the second most beautiful coffee shop in the world. Sit on Florian's red velvet sofa, sip a cup of rich hot chocolate, and listen to the live orchestra, as if you were traveling back to Renaissance Venice. (The restaurant fee already includes music fee🎵) Drinks and desserts recommendations☕️ • Tiramisu €18 This tiramisu is unique. The coffee core adds a layer of texture, the base is crispy and the taste is delicate. Although the price is higher, the exquisite presentation and unique flavor are definitely worth a try. • Vanilla ice cream topped with cold coffee and whipped cream €20 Coffee and chocolate products are Florian’s strengths. This dessert is sweet but not greasy, and the light coffee aroma is endlessly memorable. • Cold coffee cream with whipped cream €16 A small cup but concentrated with essence, dense cream, rich coffee aroma, perfect balance of sweetness and freshness. Although the price is a bit high, Florian is all about experience. A cup of coffee and some music make it worth stopping by for this 300-year-old legend. 📍Address: P.za San Marco, 57, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy 🕰️Opening hours: 09:00 - 23:00 💰 Average consumption per person: €50

#Spring0yentrip ・St. Mark's Square ・Gondola ・Rialto Bridge ・Burano Island ・Bridge of Sighs ・St. Mark's Cathedral ・Piazza Venezia ・La Fenice Theatre 🍽️Caffe Floria 🍽️La Pizza 🍽️Pasticceria Rio Marin 🍨Gelatoteca Suso I booked the gondola in advance for about 5,700 yen per person. Since I was sharing the ride, I was able to make friends with people from various countries! The scenery was very impressive, and there were even cast members who sang songs for me. Both the Rialto Bridge and the Bridge of Sighs are very beautiful, but there are a lot of people, so you need to be very careful of pickpockets😭 There is an admission fee for the La Fenice Theatre, but it comes with an audio guide and you can learn about its history. It was very beautiful down to the smallest detail, but I thought it was smaller in scale than I expected. Cafe Floria, the world's oldest cafe located in St. Mark's Square, has an interior like a museum and was more luxurious and beautiful than I had imagined. However, all the menu items are extremely expensive. Water is included so you don't need to order it! We chose seats inside the store, but if you sit outside you can enjoy listening to live piano and violin music!

• Early Origins: The history of St. Mark's Bell Tower dates back to the 9th century. It was originally a watchtower built on ancient Roman foundations for navigation and defense. • Renaissance reconstruction: In the 16th century, the bell tower underwent a major renovation. It was designed by architect Giorgio Spavento and is made of brick and covered with white Istrian stone, with a golden statue of the angel Gabriel on top. • Disaster and rebirth: In 1902, the bell tower suddenly collapsed due to structural problems. The people of Venice rebuilt the bell tower in its original state in 1912. Architectural Features • Structure: The bell tower is 98.6 meters high and has a simple structure. The lower half is a square brick column with a side length of 12 meters and a height of 50 meters, and the upper part is an arched bell tower Cafe de Flore, super delicious salmon and spinaci

The morning mist over the Venetian Lagoon in Italy has yet to dissipate, but the footsteps on the stone pavement of St. Mark's Square have already echoed for a thousand years. This trapezoidal space of 10,000 square meters, since its foundation in the 9th century, has been destined to become a cultural magnet on the Adriatic Sea. Byzantine domes and Gothic spires gleam in the morning light, and the 98-meter-high red brick bell tower pierces the sky like a torch. The hands of the bronze clock at the top of the tower still measure the homeward direction for lost ships. St. Mark's Basilica, on the east side of the square, supports gold leaf mosaics from 1,200 years ago with its five onion domes. When sunlight penetrates the rose window, the sarcophagus of St. Mark, the apostle of Jesus, is bathed in an amber glow. This apostle, who penned the Gospel of Mark, was smuggled here from Alexandria by Venetian merchants in 828 AD and has since become the spiritual totem of the city of water. The four bronze horses on the porch of the church once trod the ruins of Constantinople during the Fourth Crusade, and now, in their frozen gallop, they witness the never-ending drama of the square. The midday pigeons are the most vivid sculptures in the square. These creatures, pampered by Venetians for five centuries, suddenly sweep past the Renaissance arches of Doge's Palace, creating a silver storm in the space Napoleon hailed as "the most beautiful drawing room in Europe." 16th-century documents record that the Republic once legislated against harming pigeons because they were messengers of St. Mark. Now, as the pigeons take flight and land, one can glimpse bronze dolphins embedded in the cracks of the stone slabs—remnants of the bell tower's collapse in 1902. These scars were deliberately preserved during the restoration, like historical patches sewn onto a magnificent garment. As dusk stains the Baroque facade of the Biblioteca Marciana, the crystal chandeliers of Caffè Florian light up one by one. This old shop, opened in 1720, still bears Dickens' pencil graffiti on its window frames, and Hemingway's whiskey glass stains the marble tabletop amber. Waiters in tailcoats carry silver trays between the cast-iron tables and chairs, the clinking of glasses echoing the sound of gondola oars. Caffè Quadri, in the southwest corner of the square, still preserves Goethe's bill from 1786, the yellowed pages showing that the price of coffee and sighs were equally high. At midnight, the tide washes over the edge of the square, and the moonlight silvers the mosaic murals of St. Mark's Basilica. The 13th-century drainage system murmurs underground, an ancient pact between the city of water and the sea. From the oath-taking ceremonies of the Crusades to the red carpet starlight of modern film festivals, the square has always been a flowing scroll of history. When the last gas lamp is extinguished and the pigeons sleep under the eaves of the bell tower, the heartbeat of Venice continues to pulse quietly in every stone vein of St. Mark's Square.

🇮🇹The name "Venice" comes from the ancient Venetian people who lived in the area in the tenth century BC. The city was historically the capital of the Republic of Venice. At that time, the city was considered the first truly international financial center, but it began to decline in the 15th century. The city of Venice is located on the shallows of the Venetian Lagoon, divided by an inverted S-shaped canal. It consists of 118 small islands connected by 177 waterways and 401 bridges. They are connected by boats and vehicles are not allowed to enter. Therefore, it has many beautiful names such as "Water City", "Bridge City" and "City of Masks". The water in Venice has endowed the city with endless tenderness and romance, making it radiate an indescribable dreamy beauty. Every drop of water seems to carry the memory of history, telling the legendary story of the city. Take a "water taxi" to wander along the rippling Grand Canal and start a rhythmic journey in the water kingdom (unfortunately, it's cold in winter, so the unique gondola will have to be left for next time)! : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : Another representative is the "Doge's Palace" in St. Mark's Square: it used to be the highest administrative body and court of the Republic of Venice from the 8th to the 18th century, and it was also the residence of the Doge of Venice; the current building was mainly built between 1309 and 1424. The building is now open as a museum together with the Bridge of Sighs and the prison. Another Baroque marble palace by the canal, Ca' Pesaro, now houses the Venice Museum of Modern Art and the Museum of Oriental Art. Friends who love collecting should not miss the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, which was bought by American celebrity Peggy Guggenheim in 1948 as her private residence. Her ashes were also buried here after her death. The building and her collection were eventually donated to the Guggenheim Foundation to establish an art museum with an area of ​​4,000 square meters. The exhibits in the museum include Cubism, Surrealism, and Abstract Expressionism works. Built in 1509 on the Grand Canal, the magnificent "Windramine Palace" is a shining example of Renaissance architecture. It was once the residence of nobility and royal families. One of its most famous residents was composer Richard Wagner, who died here in 1883. In order to commemorate Richard Wagner, the Wagner Museum was opened here in 1995, and there is also a Wagner-themed restaurant. The building overlooks the Grand Canal and is very eye-catching with a huge red sign. When you turn back at the scenic pointed corner between the entrance of the Grand Canal and the San Marco Harbor in the lagoon, you will see the Basilica of Santa Maria del Salvatore, one of the most photogenic churches in Italy for its gorgeous and decorative unique appearance and geographical location. The church was completed in 1687 and is a masterpiece of Venetian Baroque architecture. The next bridge is of course the century-old bridge on the canal: the Rialto Bridge is the oldest of the four bridges across the Grand Canal. It was built in 1591 in the Renaissance style and is also known as the "White Elephant". Shakespeare's work "The Merchant of Venice" was written based on this bridge. It has been the most popular place in Venice since ancient times. There are shops and stalls on both sides of the bridge, and it is also a major tourist attraction in Venice. Standing in the middle of the bridge is a great angle to take pictures of the Grand Canal, and the best place to view the bridge is on a boat touring the canal. The second bridge on the canal, the Academy Bridge, was completed in 1854. It was originally a steel structure bridge. After being damaged, it was rebuilt into a wooden bridge in 1930. It was rebuilt again in 1985 due to structural instability and has remained in this condition ever since. However, the most popular bridge in Venice is not on the Grand Canal, but the "Bridge of Sighs" across the Palace River. It was named after the British poet and "the master of romantic literature" Lord Byron; the bridge was completed in 1600 and is of early Baroque style. The closed arch bridge is shaped like a house, and the upper dome is covered and tightly closed. There are only two small windows on the stone beam on the canal side. It connects the interrogation room of the Ducal Palace in Venice and the old prison. When death row prisoners pass this bridge, they sigh for the end of their lives. There is a local legend: a kiss under the Bridge of Sighs will seal the relationship for life; I personally feel that a bridge with such a heavy historical background may find it difficult to carry such a beautiful vision. There are two important tourist islands outside the main island of Venice. Starting from the F.te Nove "D" pier near St. Mark's Square, take a 10-minute boat ride to Murano "Glass Island", and then take a 35-minute boat ride from Glass Island to Burano "Color Island"; Murano is famous for making colorful glassware, especially brushed thermoplastics. Going to the Murano Glass Factory to watch the glass masters blow glass products on the spot is one of the essential projects for tourists visiting Venice for the first time. There is a Murano Glass Museum in Piazza Giusti. Burano was originally a small fishing village. Although it later became famous for its handmade lace textile industry, the reason why tourists must visit the island and check in is that it is named "Color Island" because of the colorful houses closely connected on both sides of the water. As for why the houses are painted in colors, the more acceptable inference is that it is to allow fishermen who go out to sea to distinguish their own houses when they return through the thick fog. Because it is the winter off-season for tourism, most shops on the two islands are closed. So when we return from the canal tour, we head directly to the Colorful Island. The bright sunshine and blue sky and white clouds complement each other. The colorful houses and the bright boats moored on the river are like a beautiful painting. With few tourists, you can fully experience this rare tranquility and beauty. The last stop is the landmark of Venice, "Piazza San Marco": it was first built in the 9th century and has always been the city's political, religious and festival center. It is also the most popular tourist attraction. The square is surrounded by exquisite Renaissance buildings, including the Doge's Palace, St. Mark's Basilica, St. Mark's Bell Tower, the old and new executive residence buildings, the Napoleon Wing connecting the two buildings, and the St. Mark's Library. The square is surrounded by the Grand Canal of Venice and forms a quadrilateral. French Emperor Napoleon once praised it as "the most beautiful living room in Europe." If you come here when the sea water is high tide and floods the square, you can sit in the cafe or bar in the arcade of the square, sip tea while listening to the live band playing wonderful music, or jump into the water barefoot and dance to the music. It is extremely romantic! Café Florian, also known as Café de Flore, is one of the oldest coffee houses in 🇮🇹. It opened in 1720 and has not only received Venetian nobles, ambassadors, merchants, writers and artists, but also citizens of Venice. As the only coffee house that allowed women to visit at that time, many famous people have sought their partners here. In the mid-18th century, Café de Flore expanded to four rooms, including the Hall of Fame, which has portraits of ten Venetian celebrities, including Marco Polo and Titian. In 2015, Café de Flore entered Asia, with its first store in Suzhou, 🇨🇳. Sitting here and slowly sipping cappuccino and tiramisu, the trip to Venice came to a sweet end.

The oldest café in the world, which has been around since 1720, is 📍Caffè Florian in Venice, Italy A café with a gorgeous neo-baroque decoration It is worth a visit just for the fact that it is the oldest café, over 300 years old It was luxurious, delicious, and friendly, just like an old-fashioned and famous café #JapanFlightEvent

Venice 🇮🇹 is a romantic and artistic city on the water, with crisscrossing canals, unique buildings, and gondolas shuttling between them. Today, we have specially compiled a "City of Water" Venice Citywalk guide. If you are planning a trip, give it a like 👍 and save it 🌟! - 🚶‍♂️Citywalk itinerary San Geremia Church ➡️ Ponte degli Scalzi ➡️ Ca' Pesaro ➡️ Rialto Bridge ➡️ Libreria Acqua Alta ➡️ Bridge of Sighs ➡️ Piazza San Marco ➡️ Palazzo Contarini del Bovolo ➡️ Ponte dell'Accademia ➡️ Ponte della Costituzione - 🏨Accommodation: We recommend staying near Mestre Train Station 🚉. It's convenient to take the train to the main island, and the prices are much more affordable than on the island 💰. There are also more dining options, while the main island mainly offers Italian cuisine. - ⛵Transportation: 🔹The main island is mainly accessible on foot 🚶‍♂️, so wearing comfortable shoes is important! 🔹Take the train between the two train stations 🚉 Mestre and S. Lucia. Buy tickets at the self-service machine at the train station for €1.45 💶 one way. The train ride takes 10 minutes, with a train every 5-10 minutes! 🔹Water bus 🚟: Buy tickets at the pier window or self-service machine. Transfer within 75 minutes for €19.5, one-day pass 🎫 for €25, two-day pass 🎫 for €35, three-day pass 🎫 for €45. We highly recommend taking it at night, as Venice is really beautiful at night 🎑! 🔹Gondola ⛵: 30 minutes, €90 during the day, €110 at night - 📸Photo spots: 💟Bridge of Sighs: Take photos through the bridge hole, both sides look great 💟Piazza San Marco: A landmark attraction in Venice, it looks amazing from different angles! If you want to overlook Venice, you can climb the Campanile di San Marco 💟Rialto Bridge: Take photos of Venice from the textbook 💟Ponte dell'Accademia: The distant view is really beautiful, with staggered water buildings, a busy Grand Canal, and swaying gondolas, just like the Venice in your imagination - 😋Local food recommendations 🔸Suso Gelatoteca: A famous internet celebrity shop, perfect for taking photos 🔸Caffè Florian: A world-famous shop with over 300 years of history, with music performances at the door. Enjoy coffee and music in a great atmosphere 🔸Fried Land: An internet celebrity shop, with delicious fried seafood that is super crispy and in large portions - ⚠️Some tips: ▪️Whether you are driving or taking public transportation, we do not recommend staying on the island ❌. The hotels on the island are generally old, and there are many stone roads and bridges without slopes, making it difficult to carry luggage 😩 ▪️The desserts in small shops have a high chance of being disappointing, especially the sweet ones 🙅‍♀️, but the various fried seafood is quite good ▪️If you encounter someone enthusiastically giving you bracelets, flowers 💐, or pigeon food, be sure to refuse!

#December Travel Support Event A cafe that opened in the 1700s. The servers wear white suits to serve you, and you can listen to classical live performances outdoors. It is true that the price is very expensive, but I think it is a good choice if you want to enjoy the atmosphere in a place that has passed through history!

🍹Florian Cafe🍹 I saw an article saying that it was the oldest cafe in Venice, so I went there with my friend. It was located in front of St. Mark's Square, and the interior was gorgeous and had a nice atmosphere, like a palace :) Actually, I don't remember clearly, but I remember that they played an orchestra in front of the cafe! My friend and I ordered 2 drinks and 1 parfait, and it cost us dinner😂😂 Only go if you don't mind spending the money for dinner at a cafe🥲🥲 I think you can enjoy it more cheaply if you order coffee:) ✔️Opening hours: Mon-Sun 09:00-23:00 ✔️Location: P.za San Marco, 57, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy #October travel support event #Italy #Italy travel #Venice #Venice #Venice travel #Venice travel

When it comes to the hottest cafes in Europe that teenagers shouldn't miss, **Caffè Florian** in Venice, Italy is the place to be! 🎉✨ This is the oldest and most famous cafe in Venice, located in **Piazza San Marco** in the heart of the city. Everyone who comes here must check in. 📸 #### Atmosphere Just stepping into **Caffè Florian** is like going back in time to the Baroque era. 🕰️ The decoration is luxurious with beautiful stained glass. The walls are decorated with magnificent artwork. 🎨 There are also live musicians playing beautiful classical music, adding to the romantic atmosphere. 🎻 #### Signature menus Here, there are many menus to choose from, including coffee, desserts, and delicious snacks. 🎂🥪 - **Caffè Florian Blend** ☕️: The shop's special blend of coffee, fragrant and strong. Price 8 euros (about 320 baht) 💸 - **Tiramisu** 🍰: Original tiramisu dessert Sweet and aromatic, very delicious, 10 euros (about 400 baht) 💵 - **Tramezzini** 🥪: Triangular sandwiches filled with ham and cheese, very soft and delicious, 12 euros (about 480 baht) 💶 #### Approximate cost - **Coffee and dessert**: If you order 1 cup of coffee and 1 piece of dessert, it will cost about 18 euros (about 720 baht) ☕️🍰💸 - **Service and atmosphere**: Sitting and drinking coffee in a luxurious atmosphere with friendly service 💖 #### Special experience One of the special things about **Caffè Florian** is sitting and sipping coffee while watching the lively Piazza San Marco with both tourists and Venetians walking by 🏛️💫 There are also live musicians playing classical music for you to listen to. Add a very romantic and special atmosphere 🎶❤️ #### Highlights If anyone comes to visit Venice, don't forget to order **Bellini Cocktail**, a cocktail made from prosecco and fresh white peach juice. It tastes sweet and sour and is very refreshing to drink. 🍹 Price 16 euros (about 640 baht) 💵🍑 #### Summary **Caffè Florian** is a cafe that you must try once in your life if you visit Venice. The atmosphere is luxurious and the decoration is beautiful. And the taste of coffee and desserts here will impress you unforgettable ❤️✨ Whether you come in the morning, afternoon or evening, it's worth stopping by to sip coffee and enjoy the view here 🎉📸 #### Approximate cost per meal - **Coffee and dessert**: about 18 euros (about 720 baht) ☕️🍰💸 - **Cocktail**: about 16 euros (about 640 baht) 🍹💵 - **Snacks**: about 12 euros (about 480 baht) 🥪💶 ### Total: about 46 euros (about 1,840 baht) 💶✨ If you're ready to experience the luxurious atmosphere and the delicate taste, check in at **Caffè Florian** in Venice! 🎉❤️#cafe review