Just steps from the hotel, Palazzo Grassi surprises with its quiet elegance overlooking the Grand Canal. Inside, contemporary art finds a home in bright, geometric spaces, constantly renewed by new exhibitions. It’s one of those places you enter out of curiosity and leave a little changed, with a new perspective on Venice and the world. Perfect for a meaningful cultural pause.
A short walk brings you to the Accademia Bridge, one of the most romantic spots in the city. From here, the Grand Canal opens like a curtain, with palaces gliding over the water. It’s ideal for a photo — but also for pausing, breathing, and feeling the most authentic Venice. At sunset, the wooden bridge warms in color and the view becomes pure poetry.
Wide, lively, and filled with light, Campo Santo Stefano is where Venice shows its everyday side. With outdoor cafés, elegant palaces, and passersby moving at an unhurried pace, it’s the perfect place for a break or to begin a walk toward the Accademia or St. Mark’s. Here you’ll find a gentle atmosphere of light conversations and that pleasant feeling of already being a little Venetian.
The Rialto Bridge is a timeless classic — always lively, always theatrical. Crossing it means walking through centuries of history, among shops overlooking the water and ever-surprising views of the Grand Canal. At dawn it’s calm and almost secret; during the day it buzzes with voices, scents, and colors. It’s a place to see at least once… and return to many more times.
St. Mark’s Square is the beating heart of Venice: vast, luminous, surrounded by elegant arcades and dominated by the Basilica, shimmering like a living mosaic. Reaching it on foot from the hotel is a beautiful walk that opens onto this open-air living room. Pause for a moment, listen to the bells, watch the light change on the stone — and you’ll understand why it’s called “the most beautiful square in the world.”
