PIAZZA
AND CONTARINA
APARTMENTS
Address:
Corte Contarinaalle 1573, San Marco District - Venice
Only
50 meters from the famous Saint Mark's Square, in the real
center of Venice but located in a quiet and characteristical
Venitian Corte, 2 beautiful apartments juat 30 meters far
one to another can accommodate small group up to 11 people.
This large and really lighted up apartment, located just one
step far from Saint Mark's Square in the characteristical
Calle Fabbri, is composed of 3 bedrooms of which 2 of them
are double rooms (with the possibility to put a cot on request)
while the third has 3 single beds, a livingroom with Tv, bathroom
with both shower and bathtub and a fully equipped kitchen.
All the rooms are very bright as this flat is on the 3rd floor
and has large windows. Washing machine, air dryer, air conditioning
are only some of the comforts that this flat offers. You'll
stay in the real center of Venice, only 100 meters from the
famous Rialto Bridge where it's possible to get a public boat
to join every area of Venice, the Lido beach and the Venitian
islands: Murano, Burano and Torcello.
Apartment
Piazza - 1st floor, up to 6 people (70 sq. mts): living
room with double soufa bed kitchenette double bedroom
twin bedroom - bathroom with shower and hair dryer
Apartment
Contarina - 2nd floor, up to 5 people (60 sq. mts): living
room with Tv kitchen double bedroom twin bedroom - bathroom
with bathtub and shower washing machine - hairdryer
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.
Rialto
Bridge: Till thirteenth century Venice was built on a groups of islands
separated by channels and to get on the other side were laid down wood
boards. Later many bridges were built in Venice but no one of them joining
the Gran Canal's banks. 
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. 
