Location

The serenity of campo Sant'Angelo is one of the most romantic corners of Venice and it's right there, in the heart of the historic center, that Location Acqua Pazza apartments await you in a lovely neighborhood, well served by public transportation making it easy to reach destinations like Teatro La Fenice and Palazzo Grassi.

If you want an exclusive holiday, letting yourself fall in love with the city's romantic atmosphere, you'll be delighted with one of the Location Acqua Pazza apartments, just a few minutes from the boutique shopping at Calle Larga XXII Marzo and Gallerie dell’Accademia.

Venice is a city that needs no introduction, a place rich in history and is full of nooks and crannies that time seems to have passed by, narrow calli and silent campielli that lead to ancient districts like Castello and Cannaregio and monuments, churches and buildings that will leave you speechless.

Just a few steps away, the guests at Location Acqua Pazza apartments find themselves in piazza San Marco, where Venice shows its magnificence with its extraordinary basilica and the striking Gothic profile of Palazzo Ducale, just a few seconds from the Bridge of Sighs and the romantic coastline of San Giorgio Island.

The bell tower, almost one hundred meters tall, dominates the square while the procuratie and their porticos are home to Venice's historic cafes, charming spots to have a summer evening drink after having walked along Riva degli Schiavoni, passing through the Arsenale until the Gardens where the Biennale d'Arte is taking place.

A group of friends touring Venice almost always stops at Rialto and spends the evening at one of the bacari - a typical Venetian osteria - to have a glass of wine or a traditional spritz that goes well with some cicheti, delicious local specialities.

Venice is surrounded by a splendid lagoon. The islands of Murano and Burano, famous for making glass and lace respectively, are truly extraordinary places that are worth visiting, on part with the Lido of Venice, the elegant bathing area that, in September, is home to the Venice Film Festival.