Suzanna Ohlin

I recommend buying a Chorus Pass beforehand, as it includes the pass to Santo Stefano art museum in the sacristy.
Beautiful church with wonderful architecture. The vault is especially intriguing, as it was built in the manner of a ship’s hull, making it look like an upturned boat. It’s very characteristic for the Veneto region and worth seeing for yourself!

Super impressive and relaxing! The sound of a bee-eater is something to behold. At first I couldn’t spot any birds in the voliere, but the longer you linger the more of them come out!

I was expecting the museum to be larger but I still spent about two hours there. The temporary exhibition about glass is stunning. I also loved the permanent exhibition which has a lot of hidden gems. I was not expecting so many art objects connected to Rudolf II and his Habsburg ancestors, so I was pleasantly surprised!
The exhibitions have strong educational value and the museum building is impressive.

Extra cute walk, the animals looked healthy and relaxed even though it was very hot that day. The habitats were clean and there was no odour.

The goats and chickens were adorable! There are also two very cool alpacas and bunnies of different breeds. The hand-washing station at the end worked well and I could donate to the animals after finishing the walk 😌

Not a kid but still enjoyed myself greatly. There is also a splendid Dodo stone sculpture set between the instruments. Instruments indeed produce nice sounds and not just noise.