Venetian Ghetto

The district was established in 1516 and served as the Jewish quarter until 1796, retaining its unique historical and cultural significance. It is distinguished by its historic synagogues, including the Levantine and Spanish Synagogues, which reflect the diverse Jewish communities that once lived there. The area's architecture and cultural heritage continue to highlight the Jewish community's historical presence, making it an important site for understanding Jewish life and history in the region.