The doors of Venice look sturdy, wooden, and dark. Some of them had a safety board in front to hold of ‘Acqua Alta‘. Not that there was any during my time in Venice, but I guess better safe than sorry. What I liked most was the lofty top of the doors. It’s beautiful when you can see a bit of a garden shining through. Light and green color, I wish we would see that more here in Austria, but it appears to be only in warmer regions. If some doors look crooked it’s due to my photo taking skills and the narrow alleys. Sometimes there is just not enough space to take pictures. In any case, please enjoy. Yours, Pollybert
see through on top @Venice
glass door behind iron grille @Venice
lots of green around this door @Venice
flowers and an angel @Venice
two of the same @Venice
an iron door with cut outs @Venice
plain brown wooden door @Venice
two large wooden doors @Venice
strong iron door with a saint on top @Venice
the door inside the portal is lopsided @Venice
an iron grille door leading into a courtyard @Venice
notice the continuous numbering @Venice
you need a boat to use this door @Venice
safety guard for ‘Acqua Alta’ @Venice
iron grille garden door @Venice
simple wooden door @Venice
green door with a little inlay @Venice
Here is my favorite picture of a door in Venice. It’s not so much the door but the overhead shadow of the laundry which make it special.
laundry hanging @Venice
