A fascinating and original environment, the island is the perfect place to organise exclusive events in Venice. Just a few minutes by water bus from Piazza San Marco, the congress centre has numerous rooms for meetings and corporate and private events, exhibition areas and multipurpose spaces for cultural events.

An 18th century architectural jewel, the Villa is located midway between Venice and Padua. The property consists of the Villa itself (open for guided tours), the historic garden and monumental park, the arcade (Barchessa) and the greenhouses, offering multi-functional spaces for congresses and corporate and private events.

As early as the 1st century AD, the island was a landing point and place of trade between the sea and the hinterland, connected to the most important ancient routes linking eastern and northern Europe. Torcello developed during the centuries-long invasions to reach its peak in the 10th century. Before Rialto and Venice, Torcello was thus the lagoon city, a flourishing place dedicated to trade.

One of the few of its kind in Italy, the Museum was inaugurated in 2006 and contains documents introducing the hospital’s history, restraint instruments, hydrotherapy showers, items made by the patients, a piano bearing witness to the dawn of music therapy and scientific and clinical equipment (microscopes, equipment for electroshock, etc.).