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The Locanda Acquavita is easily reachable both from P.le
Roma
(terminal for cars and buses) in 10 minutes and Railway Station
"Santa Lucia" in seven minutes; with a 6 minutes walking
you'll reach Saint Mark's Square Area where it's possible to
admire famous bridge of sighs but you'll be bale to enjoy the
ancient area around Rialto Bridge where all the Venitian bars
and seafood restaurants are located. Just few steps from us
you'll be able to visit the famous Cà D'Oro Museum or
the Madonna dell'Orto Church. Grand Canal is only 300 meters
far from the hotel so our guests can easily reach by public
boat every part of Venice and the islands of its lagoon: Murano,
Burano and Torcello.
INTEREST
POINTS close to LOCANDA ACQUAVITA!
Saint
Mark's Basilica: beautiful Venetian church with 5 domes
looks like the ancient church of Costantinopoli. It was embellished
during the early centuries of the last millennium and particulary
in the thirtheenth century when Venice dominated Mediterranean
culture and economy. The church, built to represent the power
of Serenissima, is externally embellished with marble, mosaics
and bas-relief: all maded with precious materials came from
Bisanzio, Aquileia and Ravenna. Internally, the church has a
Greek cross plan with domes substained by big columns.
Madonna
dell'Orto Church:The name derives
from a miraculous image of the Madonna who one scultor had placed
in its house garden and that soon began to being venerated from
the inhabitants of this district. The church is a fundamental
stage in order to know the painting of Jacopo Robusti called
the Tintoretto who here was buried with the sons in the right
chapel close to the main altar.
The construction engaged all the fifteenth century - changing
an older building - and turning out one of the more typical
structures of the Gotich Venice, as it demonstrates the tripartition
of the facade.
Ca'
D'Oro: Once upon the time was
considered one of the most sumptuous buildings of Venice for
the beautiful colours of its facade, Ca' D'oro knew an unlucky
period becouse of the several restorations made during five
centuries of history, till baron Giorgio Franchetti bought it
at the end of XIX century to create an art gallery.
Inside it's possible to admire masterpieces by Mantegna, Diana
and Carpaccio. Besides there are many paintings of Flemish school
and what remain of the decorations that one time made beautiful
the facades of the buildings near the "Canal Grande"
(main channel of Venice).
Arriving
by plane
at Airport Marco Polo
situated in Tessera, 12 Km by car and 10 Km by boat from Venice.
Arriving
by train
at Railway Station Venezia S. Lucia
situated
near Piazzale Roma.
Arriving
by car or bus
at Terminal for cars and buses at Piazzale Roma and Tronchetto.
After you can just walk or take a boat!
Airport
- Venice by car or bus
Public transportations: Service of public bus ACTV or
ATVO for Piazzale Roma: ACTV - Tickets 0.77 Euro ATVO 2.58 Euro
valid for one single journey. It will take roughly 30 minutes.
From Piazzale Roma you can take the ACTV'S lines 42 or 52 to
reach the Locanda. Get off at Fondamenta Nove Boat Stop.
Then walk with direction Rialto Bridge and you'll find us after
200 mts.
Ticket costs 3.10 Euro at the ticket counters or directly on
the boats, paying a little supplement. Private
transportations: Private car-taxi. Price about L 13 EURO
(22.5 USD; 8 GBP). Then take public boat reported above.
Airport
- Venice by motorboat
Public
transportations: ALILAGUNA (www.alilaguna.com)
is the direct passenger waterbus service between Venice and
its airport. Ticket 8,78 Euro, you can buy it directly on board
without any supplement. Get off at San Marco Stop. From
S. Marco you can take the ACTV'S lines 41 or 51 to reach the
Hotel. Get off at Fondamenta Nove Boat Stop. Then
walk with direction Rialto Bridge and you'll find us after 200
mts.
Private
water-taxi Price about 82 Euro (74 USD; 51 GBP) directly to the berth
of the Locanda.
You can take the ACTV'S lines 42 or 52 to reach the Locanda.
Get off at Fondamenta Nove Boat Stop.
Ticket costs 3.10 Euroat the ticket counters or directly on
the boats, paying a little supplement.
Then walk with direction Rialto Bridge and you'll find us after
200 mts.
Ticket costs 3.10 Euro at the ticket counters.
Parkings
at Tronchetto, Venice
COMPARK, Isola Nuova del Tronchetto Public transportations from Tronchetto
ACTV's lines (Venice public transport company): n.82 (every
10 - 12 minuts). Get off at Piazzale Roma. 42 or 52 to
reach the Locanda. Get off at Fondamenta Nove Boat Stop.
Ticket costs 3.10 Euroat the ticket counters or directly on
the boats, paying a little supplement.
Then walk with direction Rialto Bridge and you'll find us after
200 mts.
Ticket costs 3.10 Euro at the ticket counters.
Parkings in Piazzale Roma, Venice
GARAGE S. MARCO
Coop SCALO FLUVIALE
GARAGE VENEZIA
AUTORIMESSA COMUNALE,
ANDREA PARK
Saint
Mark's Basilica: beautiful Venetian church with 5 domes
looks like the ancient church of Costantinopoli. It was embellished
during the early centuries of the last millennium and particulary
in the thirtheenth century when Venice dominated Mediterranean
culture and economy. The church, built to represent the power
of Serenissima, is externally embellished with marble, mosaics
and bas-relief: all maded with precious materials came from
Bisanzio, Aquileia and Ravenna. Internally, the church has a
Greek cross plan with domes substained by big columns. 
Madonna
dell'Orto Church:The name derives
from a miraculous image of the Madonna who one scultor had placed
in its house garden and that soon began to being venerated from
the inhabitants of this district. The church is a fundamental
stage in order to know the painting of Jacopo Robusti called
the Tintoretto who here was buried with the sons in the right
chapel close to the main altar.
Ca'
D'Oro: Once upon the time was
considered one of the most sumptuous buildings of Venice for
the beautiful colours of its facade, Ca' D'oro knew an unlucky
period becouse of the several restorations made during five
centuries of history, till baron Giorgio Franchetti bought it
at the end of XIX century to create an art gallery.