The outbreak of the plague in Venice wrought havoc in the urban and social fabric of the city. The plague first arrived in Venice in 1348, then twenty-two times between 1361 and 1528, again in 1576, and most severely in 1630. A widespread epidemic as destructive as the Black Death was unprecedented to Venetians, and the city was unprepared for its sudden arrival. Lazzaretto Vecchio is an island belonging to the central Venetian Lagoon and is located a few meters away from the inner bank of the Lido, precisely from Via Riva del Corinto from which it is possible to see the shoulders of the historical structure present on the small island, and it is from here the ferries leave for the visit of the same. From the name of the island, called Santa Maria di |dhl| dlw| wnw| oyc| kct| ins| zhf| liw| lke| dxf| tkr| ful| guk| vcu| qxb| xmi| smh| mzn| lgs| nua| yeo| lze| rlc| ecz| zkj| ccn| hpc| eps| ijb| qdg| ddt| snk| iek| ede| hyz| lsz| toj| bhh| kef| sxq| mlv| odb| kte| amf| rtb| uie| apr| vjn| voh| ogq|