VENICE Vacation/Holiday Rentals & Sales

Once a powerful commercial and naval force in the Mediterranean, Venice, the capital of Veneto, is a 1500-year-old unique car-free city, holding one hundred and seventy-seven canals, all of which are connected by four hundred and fifty bridges, three of

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View this VENICE 2 bedroom property. Never could a name have been more appropriate than

A Beautiful New Contemporary Apartment With An Ample Roof Terrace

EUR 800 per week

View this VENICE 2 bedroom property. Here you can indulge that luxurious feeling of surrounding yourself with the things that you usually only see inside the covers of glossy magazines! A great deal of attention has been given by this creative owner to the.

Have You Ever Dreamed Of Living

EUR 900 per week

View this VENICE 1 bedroom property. Set in a true Venetian context this apartment with beamed ceilings has been totally renovated and offers all the top in home comfort for a short holiday in any season.

Set In A True Venetian Context, This Apartment Has Beamed Ceilings

GBP 600 per week

View this VENICE 1 bedroom property. Comfortable, simple modern furnishing of a very high standard to suit the most demanding tastes in style, plus the added attraction of excellent quality original art works, this is a haven for discerning visitors.

Breathtaking Views From The Lounge Window

EUR 800 per week

View this VENICE 1 bedroom property. The apartment is situated on the second floor, and it is the ideal for who looks for a very central located accommodation but, at the same time very quiet and comfortable.

Antonio

EUR 700 per week

Venice

There is no quiet time to visit Venice although the city is busiest in spring (Easter-June) and Sept-Oct so you will need to book your accommodation well in advance. The most pleasant time of year to visit is late March into May.

A great historic centre on the northern-west edge of the Adriatic, Venice is built on one hundred and seventeen small islands and covers only 458 kilometres and is most certainly delightful with its shimmering waters, painted palaces and serene churches. Visitors usually start with the Piazza San Marco heading on to the Doge’s Palace and the breathtaking basilica. The only way to explore Venice is on foot or by gondola (although these can prove to be expensive), water bus/taxi.

Built on wooden piles dug into mud flats Venice appears to float on water and is far more than a gondola ride and crowded streets. The many mysterious alleyways leading off from the city, offer you a taste of the real Venice - a perfect place to walk for hours.

The Grand Canal at the heart of Venice sweeps in an ‘S’ shape through the centre.

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