Add to ORKGThis paper aims to illustrate how Venice confronted the problem of receiving – board and accommodations – of the many foreigners in transit within the city beginning in the 14th century. Some groups of foreigners found their permanent residence in demarcated areas within the city, but apart from these non-migratory “nations”, there was a continual movement of foreigners in transit, or directed toward the Holy Land or in passing due to commercial activity. Merchants, diplomats, and skilled artisans crowded into the city. At the base of hotel accommodations were the taverns, of state or Venetian patrician ownership, let out for rent. Severe legislation, from the point of view of the social services controlled their sanitation and their manage...
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This chapter focuses on the spaces of arrival, such as ferry stations, inns, and lodging houses that...
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In the last two centuries, scholars provided a great deal of attention to travel literature and its ...
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When exploring hospitality in Classical Antiquity discovered that it was essentially organic and a g...
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From the second half of the 16th century onwards, Venice ordered the cities of its mainland dominion...
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