Orto giardino del Redentore: 500 years of history rediscovered

This is a botanical and architectural heritage of outstanding historical and cultural significance—not only for Venice, but for the world,” notes Adele Re Rebaudengo, President of the Venice Gardens Foundation.

With the inauguration of the Orto Giardino del Redentore, a space long inaccessible for over five centuries is finally returned to the city. Located beside the Church of the Santissimo Redentore, Palladio’s architectural masterpiece, this historic garden on the island of Giudecca reveals a place suspended in time, where architecture, nature and memory exist in quiet balance.

It is in contexts such as this that our approach finds its expression: a sensibility attuned to places shaped by identity and layered histories, translated into experiences that are both coherent and measured. Not simply spaces to visit, but environments to be interpreted with care and respect.

The reopening of the Orto Giardino del Redentore offers a renewed perspective on the city, bringing to light a discreet yet essential part of Venice’s cultural narrative.