Gelato di Natura - Campo Santi Apostoli In Venezia

My family loved the Gelato, it's the best we had in Italy.

They taste amazing and have an incredible texture!

This was our favorite place for gelato in Venice! The prices are a little more expensive than other gelato places you'll find. However the flavors felt more rich and intense and we particularly enjoyed the Canova flavor, with a mix of pistachio, chocolate, and chunks of praline.

One of my favorites here in Venice. Love love their ice creams! They have mochi too! Very silky, creamy and flavorful. Definitely a must try if you come across. A very good experience with the staff too, very friendly.

Best gelato I’ve had in my entire life! I’m completely obsessed with ice cream and have eaten more gelato than I can count, and this is genuinely the best I’ve ever had. I found this place early in my trip and came back every single day. The Dark Raspberry flavor was incredible, with rich raspberry flavor and soft pieces of dark chocolate throughout. I also loved the Cappuccino, which had crunchy espresso bean pieces that gave it amazing texture and a true coffee flavor. If you’re in Venice, do yourself a favor and stop here. I would come back to Venice just to eat this gelato by the canals.

Really good! Surprised there isn’t a Tik Tok line outside.

A must-visit if you're in Venice. Go at night and then stroll around the area; you'll enjoy it in every way. One scoop of ice cream is €2.50. 🍦I especially recommend the pistachio flavor! ♥️

It's delicious, and they sell chocolate and pistachio cream to go. You can sit at the 🪜 next to it. The staff is friendly.

The taste and quality of what this city offers are OK for Venice, but compared to the real Italian flavors on the mainland, they are average.

Good gelato, not among the best in Venice... nothing exceptional. The wait times are quite long, due to only one staff member during service (even during peak hours). They have a wide selection, but for many flavors a scoop inexplicably costs €3 instead of €2.50; a fixed price would be more appropriate.