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SAMPLE PROPERTIES:
Casino
A lovely, charming ground-floor 1-bedroom apartment in the historic residential neighborhood of Cannaregio. The apartment has a lovely private patio and garden/yard area.
Donna Onesta
A lovely, well-decorated and bright 2-bedroom apartment in a lively central neighborhood, close to excellent local shopping.
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ITALY - VENICE VACATION RENTALS
Unspoiled Venice? You’ll find it in deserted cobblestone alleyways at dusk, on stone bridges crossing forgotten canals and in quiet neighborhoods tucked into the ancient city core. Book your Venice, Italy vacation rental package now and get set to enjoy all the varied experiences that make up life in Venice.
WHAT TO DO ON YOUR VENICE VACATION
Day trips and Sightseeing: There are so many magnificent things to see in Venice: In Cannaregio, the north side of Venice: Madonna dei Miracoli and Madonna dell’Orto (Renaissance painter Tintoretto’s church). In the districts of San Polo and Santa Croce: the Scuola Grande di San Rocco, the Rialto Bridge and market. In the Dorsoduro, the East Bank of the Grand Canal: the Accademia and Guggenheim museums and Ca’ Ressonico (a canal-side palace with all the aristocratic accoutrements). In San Marco: the Piazza San Marco and its Basilica, the Palazzo Ducale and Couture Alley. In the Castello district: the Arsenale, the historic shipbuilding center of the city. On the lagoon islands: Murano, world-famous for its glass; car-free Burano for colorfully painted houses and exquisite lace; Torcello for sylvan quiet and the renowned Grand Canal. Farther away by rail are Padova, Vicenza, Treviso and Verona.
Off-the-beaten-track treasures that can’t be beat: “Enjoying a cappuccino, a warm almond brioche and early morning shopping at the bustling fish and vegetable markets. Or an exquisite evening of music by Vivaldi, surrounded on all sides by enormous paintings by Tintoretto. Visit the remote island of Torcello and its eleventh-century cathedral with a marvelous mosaic of the Last Judgment and a view from the bell-tower to die for. Afterward, enjoy a seafood lunch with spaghetti con vongole amid a festive Sunday crowd on the sunny garden patio of the Trono d’Attila trattoria. The thousand-year-old shipyard of the Arsenale, mentioned in Dante’s Inferno is still there, and the “secret itinerary” at the Doge’s Palace with its reminiscences of the Council of Ten and Casanova is another sight not to be missed. Hearing the deafening Easter-morning peal of the bells in San Marco’s Campanile, swinging only a few feet over your head is sure to make your trip complete.” (Ed Whitman, Venice Untour, 2001)
Find your perfect Venice tour and your perfect vacation rental, in one package - on one of our unforgettable Venice Untours!
Here's what our customers say about how much there is to do in Venice:
“People said we were crazy to spend two weeks [in Venice]. Shows you how little they know! We’d love to return. Not only were there things we didn’t get around to; there are things we’d love to do again.” Susan and Lawrence Tittle, Venice Untour, 1999
"Venice is unique and fabulous!" Sue Kennedy, Venice, 2005
"Our two-week experience with Untours in Rome and Venice was more than just a vacation. The pre-planning was effortless and our time there was a wonderful get-away that filled us with many fantastic memories." Linda and Dick Paplinski, Rome, 2005
"What an enchanting city--very unique." Anne & Joe Polanski, Venice, 2005
Off-the-beaten-track treasures that can’t be beat: “Enjoying a cappuccino, a warm almond brioche and early morning shopping at the bustling fish and vegetable markets. Or an exquisite evening of music by Vivaldi, surrounded on all sides by enormous paintings by Tintoretto. Visit the remote island of Torcello and its eleventh-century cathedral with a marvelous mosaic of the Last Judgment and a view from the bell-tower to die for. Afterward, enjoy a seafood lunch with spaghetti con vongole amid a festive Sunday crowd on the sunny garden patio of the Trono d’Attila trattoria. The thousand-year-old shipyard of the Arsenale, mentioned in Dante’s Inferno is still there, and the “secret itinerary” at the Doge’s Palace with its reminiscences of the Council of Ten and Casanova is another sight not to be missed. Hearing the deafening Easter-morning peal of the bells in San Marco’s Campanile, swinging only a few feet over your head is sure to make your trip complete.” (Ed Whitman, Venice Untour, 2001)
Find your perfect Venice tour and your perfect vacation rental, in one package - on one of our unforgettable Venice Untours!
Here's what our customers say about how much there is to do in Venice:
“People said we were crazy to spend two weeks [in Venice]. Shows you how little they know! We’d love to return. Not only were there things we didn’t get around to; there are things we’d love to do again.” Susan and Lawrence Tittle, Venice Untour, 1999
"Venice is unique and fabulous!" Sue Kennedy, Venice, 2005
"Our two-week experience with Untours in Rome and Venice was more than just a vacation. The pre-planning was effortless and our time there was a wonderful get-away that filled us with many fantastic memories." Linda and Dick Paplinski, Rome, 2005
"What an enchanting city--very unique." Anne & Joe Polanski, Venice, 2005