Venice Art Biennale 2026 – Arsenale and Giardini in One Day

With the return of the Biennale Arte to Venice in 2026, NET – Experiences in the Northeast re-proposes a day dedicated to this event that we accompany every edition.

The 61st International Art Exhibition – Venice Biennale 2026 is the world’s leading event for contemporary art.

Curated by artistic director Koyo Kouoh and titled “In Minor Keys,” this edition invites a closer look at contemporary art through exhibition projects spread across the Arsenale and Giardini.

We have built this experience as we always do: with a guide who is an expert on the Biennial and a deep connoisseur of the area, capable of orienting the visit, giving clear keys and making accessible even what, on its own, is often dispersive.

The day is not only Biennale: the walking route between Cannaregio and Castello allows you to walk through a less touristy Venice, contextualizing the visit within the city.

The program

The meeting is scheduled at 10:30 a.m. at the Venice Santa Lucia train station, from where this special day dedicated to the Biennale will begin together.

We will move on foot through the sestiere of Cannaregio, one of the most authentic in the city: it will not be just a route, but a first moment to enter the atmosphere of Venice, among glimpses, stories and suggestions that will accompany us towards the heart of the experience in the sestiere of Castello.

We will then reach the Arsenale area, where the first visit will take place. Here, inside one of the most fascinating and representative spaces of the Biennale, we will begin to immerse ourselves in the contents of the exhibition, guided in a clear and engaging reading of the works and themes proposed.

After the visit, we will take a free lunch break to relax and then tackle the second part of the day!

In the afternoon, we will continue to the Giardini, the historic heart of the Biennale and the symbolic place of the exhibition, where the main national pavilions are located: a route that completes the experience and allows us to capture different nuances, visions and languages from around the world.

At the end of the day, we will return comfortably to the station by private transfer, taking with us a more informed and richer look at one of the most important events in the international art scene.

End of services by about 7 p.m.

We offer the same experience on 3 different dates: Saturday, September 26, Saturday, October 17, Sunday, November 9