Hotels in Venice with shuttle bus from/to town center

Castello - The largest neighborhood in the far east of the city of Venice. It isthe only district not overlooking the Grand Canal

Dorsoduro - neighborhood of the museums, it borders Santa Croce and San Polo, and also includes the island of the Giudecca.

East Cannaregio – one of the largest neighborhoods of Venice, which hosts the railway station of Saint Lucia

Giudecca - Island south of Venice. It is part of the neighborhood of Dorsoduro

San Marco - In the heart of the Venice, the district of San Marco gives and takes its name from the square on which stands the Basilica

San Polo - In the smallest neighborhood of Venice, the second largest square in the city after Piazza San Marco: Campo San Polo

Santa Croce - In the neighborhood of Santa Croce there is the Tronchetto, the huge city park. The new Calatrava bridge connects Piazzale Roma to the square of the St. Lucia Station, in Cannaregio

Venice-Mestre - From the centre of Mestre, taking Via Amerigo Vespucci and the overpass of San Giuliano you come to Ponte della Libertà that leads to Venice

West Cannaregio - From this area of Cannaregio service ferries and boats depart to the island of Murano

Rialto Bridge - Not just the famous bridge, but also an area of Venice in the neighborhood of San Polo

La Fenice Theatre - The theatre of opera in Venice, destroyed by two fires in 1863 and 1996, has always risen from the ashes more beautiful

Peggy Guggenheim Collection - small museum on the Grand Canal in Venice built inside Palazzo Venier dei Leoni

Grand Canal - It is a big “S” that bisects Venice. More than 170 buildings overlook the canal, telling the centennial history of the city

Palazzo Ducale - a symbol of Venice, Palazzo Ducale is located in Piazza San Marco. Today it is a municipal Museum

Bridge of Sighs - accessible only by visiting the Palazzo Ducale, the Bridge of Sighs is visible from Ponte della Paglia, in Riva degli Schiavoni