Welcome to B&B Venezia
Bed and Breakfast Venezia
is located in the most verdant district of the
city, an island of unspoiled serenity on the eastern shore of the
city's fabled lagoon. The most delight feature of
Sant'Elena, however, may be the dreamlike vision of
ancient Venice shimmering across the lagoon, especially
as the sun sets behind the tower of San Marco and the
great dome of Santa Maria della Salute.
Our location is
really favorable for visiting the city quietly.
The Bed & Breakfast
is situated in the Venice's residential area, in front to the greenery
of the Sant'Elena pine-wood. Sant'Elena is well-connected to the other
islands of the lagoon by bridges and frequent water buses (the water
bus-stop is very close to the B&B), which allow you to enjoy a leisurely
stroll to Piazza San Marco along Riva degli Schiavoni, by walking down
one of the nicest and most panoramic views in the world, and through the
majestic trees of the "Parco delle Rimembranze".
The Lido
of Venezia with its beaches and the annual Venice International Film
Festival are just 10 minutes away by boat, the Biennale gardens are a
2-minute walk from the B&B, while the world-renowned Murano glass
factories and the colorfull Burano island are all within easy reach.
All year long a high number of tourists crowds the streets of
Venice (call them 'calli') to see the wonder of this stunning city. And
then, just around the corner, the crowds disappears in secret squares
called ‘campi’, facing the sea. Waterways and narrow streets, tasty
food and stunning museums: that’s Venice, of course. A city fully built
over the water that never loses its capacity to enchant, whether you are
visiting the city for the first or the umpteenth time. Churches,
Byzantine palaces, stunning museums, and even wine bars and
‘cicchetterie’ are not to be missed: discover here, with us, the
must-to-see in Venice.
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