The Venice Ghetto is a historic area in Venice, Italy, established in 1516 as a segregated neighborhood for Jews. It was the first ghetto in the world, where Jewish residents were required to live and were restricted from owning property outside its boundaries. The term "ghetto" originated from this location. Today, the Venice Ghetto is known for its rich cultural heritage, including synagogues, museums, and Jewish restaurants. It attracts visitors interested in its history and the unique blend of Jewish and Italian cultures. The area serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by the Jewish community throughout history.