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Apartment | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 5
|Key Info
The flat, very well lit and completely restored, can lodge up to 5 people and is composed of: wide double bedroom (in which it is possible to add a further bed), living room, kitchenette, bathroom and attic double bedroom.
According to the needs of the guests, beds can be separated (5 singles) or joined (2 double + 1 single).
To make your stay more comfortable, the flat is equipped with: TV sat, washing machine, iron, hair-dryer, electrical kettle, air conditioning. On request we can provide baby cot and children's equipment.
The flat is located in one of the more typical and unchanged areas of Venice, within easy walking distance of St. Mark's Square and only a few steps from the main exhibition centre of "La Biennale".
From the nearby canal side you will be able to enjoy an enchanting view of St. Mark's Square (really unforgettable during the sunset!).
The flat can be reached very easily because it is situated only 2 minutes walking distance from the boat stop "Giardini" where all main public transport lines stop (line 1, line 41-42, line 51-52, line 61-62, line 2 in the summer period) and 5 minutes walking distance from the boat stop "Arsenale" (direct line from/to Venice airport).
Thanks to its position, the flat can be considered a strategic starting point to visit the town as well as its splendid islands (Lido, Murano, Burano, Torcello, etc).
|Sleeps up to 5, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Venice - Lido 700 m
|Car not necessary
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Venice - Marco Polo 10 km, Nearest railway: Venice - Santa Lucia 1 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Central heating, Air conditioning, Wi-Fi available
|Iron, Hair dryer
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 3
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace
|Further details
Price depends on number of guests and length of the stay.
The North East Italy region
The cities of Veneto are jewel cases that preserve precious historical and artistic relics. Our region is a rich land, which is embellished with the enduring stamp of the Serenissima Republic.
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It has been included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1994. The splendour of Vicenza lies in the theatricality of its works by its celebrated adopted son, Andrea Palladio. The sensual colours of the Berici Hills act as the backdrop
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Riviera del Brenta
Famous for the magnificent villas built along the River Brenta but also rich in museums and historical buildings of great artistic and cultural importance.
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Venice, Veneto
Less than two minutes away from the flat is the lively Via Garibaldi with its typical market, shops, small restaurants where you can enjoy traditional dishes with pleasant background music and lively bars to drink a "spritz", the typical Venetian aperitif, accompanied by "cicheti" ("nibbles").
Thanks to its position, the "Ca' Zuane" flat is perfect for admiring not just the great masterpieces of architecture and art which have made Venice famous throughout the world, but also for discovering the hidden and characteristic corners which help make the city uniquely fascinating and unforgettable.
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7 Sep 2014
"Great apartment in a peaceful part of Venice"
The apartment was great for staying in Venice with young children. Close to the public gardens and play areas, and away from very busy tourist areas, but only 2 mins from Vaparetto, and a couple of s… More
21 Jun 2014
"Spacious, comfortable, well equipped, great location."
A family of 2 adults and 2 teenage children - apartment was very comfortable, well equipped, in a quiet location within easy walking distance of San Marco and easy to find. Owner was extremely helpful.
5 Apr 2014
"apartment like home in magnificent location"
Silvia was helpful in her email responses and offered everything we needed to know to make our arrangements. She was there to greet us and give us all the instructions on the apartment and her excellent English made it all easy. She lives next door, but we had no need to call on her during our stay.
This apartment far exceeded our expectations and was much larger than we expected. We are travelling with 2 children and they were very excited to have their own loft room, which was very comfortable and had plenty of space. The high ceilings and nice furnishings made it very comfortable and plenty of room for the 4 of us.
The bathroom was clean and nicely appointed. The kitchen had a washing machine which we have discovered is an essential when a family of 4 is travelling for a long period. The gas cooker made preparing meals easy, even with the limitations of only 3 rings and there were adequate utensils and pans for our needs.
Reaching the apartment was easy on a single vaporetto from either the train station or the car park or coach drop off at Pl. de Roma. If you are arriving by Vaporetto, ask for directions for the short route through the park. It is only a 3 minute walk, no bridges to negotiate.
Walking to Piazza San Marco can be done in an easy 20 minute stroll, with time to enjoy the view along the way. Finding your way home is easy here as the park is an excellent landmark. Also great to have a green space for the kids to run off some steam and there is a nice bar for coffee in the park while they play.
The apartment is in a quiet street away from the tourist traffic, though the church bells do ring some mornings around 8.30am. There are ample cafes, restaurants, fruit stalls and small supermarkets within 5 minutes walk.
We thoroughly enjoyed our week in Venice and would come back to Ca Zuane in a flash.
31 Mar 2014
"Rara tranquillità"
L'appartamento è dotato di ogni comfort possibile. Spazio adeguato per una famiglia con due bambini e/o ragazzi. Spazi molto ben distribuiti. Wifi libero. Situata in un punto strategico della me… More
29 Sep 2013
"Calme et bien situé"
L'appartement est situé dans un quartier calme, proche du vaporetto, des commerces (épicerie, pizzeria) et d'un parc arboré avec aires de jeux pour les enfants.
L'appartement est très bien équipé, très propre, fonctionnel.
Location que nous conseillons sans modération...
Merci à silvia, la propriétaire, qui de surcroit parle français.
23 Jun 2013
Indications fournies après contact sur internet tout à fait claires et pertinentes.Accueil sur place simple et chaleureux. Propriétaires discrets, efficaces.L'appartement est situé dans un qu… More
10 May 2012
"Calme et bien aménagé"
Cet appartement est bien équipé, très clair et dans un quartier calme tout près des jardins publiques. La propriétaire qui habite sur place est très sympathique, très discrète et parle frança… More
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A former top Cubs prospect, Pie was hitting .400 (8-for-20) on the season and contributed a .266/.326/.437 line in 2009. Just 25, the potential is there for Pie to emerge as Baltimore's long-term left fielder over the second half.
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Located in Pegomas, This hotel is between Cannes and Grasse, both 9 km away. It offers a swimming pool, free private parking and a continental breakfast can be ordered to guests' rooms or on the terrace.
Each en suite room has a view of the garden or the pool. With a private entrance and a flat-screen TV, each room benefits from air conditioning and the studios also include self-catering facilities.
At Hotel du Bosquet guests can choose to play tennis, table tennis or petanque. There is a swing set and a garden of 1.5 hectares with trees and flowers to enjoy.
This hotel is a 9-minute drive to Saint-Donat Golf Course and a 20-minute drive to the Mediterranean Coast. It is 38 km from Nice, and 8.5 km from Cannes Mandelieu Airport and Cannes SNCF Train Station.
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It's hard not to be excited about a new year. Optimistic, positive, buoyant and hopeful. What better way to go forward?
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This oval canvas, its pendant (1997.117.8), and two others in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, formed a set. As the figures are seen from below, the ovals probably were installed above doors or some other architectural focal point of a room in a Venetian palace. Painted shadows fall to the right of the figures in this work and one of the Rijksmuseum ovals, and to the left in the other two, suggesting that Tiepolo took note of the fall of light in the original setting. Because of the generic character of the objects the figures carry, it is difficult to establish precisely what they symbolize and whether, indeed, they are meant as allegorical figures. The two in Amsterdam have occasionally been identified as Fortitude (with a club) and Prudence, while those in the Metropolitan, both of which have vases, might be thought to show Temperance (see Aikema 1996 and Favilla and Rugolo 2012). It is, however, equally likely that the figures were intended not as allegories but as capricci—works intended primarily as decorative accouterments that made a conscious play with other pictorial elements in the room. This would be very much in keeping with Tiepolo's interest in the theme of artistic invention that he explored in his etchings during the 1740s.The two ovals in Amsterdam were formerly catalogued by the Rijksmuseum as works by Domenico Tiepolo—an attribution corrected by Antonio Morassi (G. B. Tiepolo: His Life and Work, London, 1955, fig. 55)—and were erroneously reported to have come from the Palazzo Labia, Venice (see Aikema 1996; and Elisabetta Martinelli Pedrocco in Palazzo Labia a Venezia, Turin, 1982, p. 232). A more likely provenance, from the Palazzo Cornaro on the Campo San Polo, is suggested by Romanelli's (1998) discovery of an eighteenth-century inventory. His idea has been further explored in a detailed study by Favilla and Rugolo (2012), who have put the study on a firmer, documentary basis. If their proposed reconstruction is correct, the four ovals formed part of the decoration of a modest-sized room on the second floor of the Palazzo Cornaro. The palace had been designed in the sixteenth century by Michele Sanmichele, but in preparation for a marriage its interior was redecorated between 1736 and 1747. Payments for work in the second floor Sala degli Specchi run from 1741 to 1743, with Girolamo Mengozzi Colona—Tiepolo's frequent collaborator—paid on September 24, 1741 for the fresco decoration to surround a ceiling painting by Tiepolo (National Gallery of Australia, Canberra) for which payment had been made on July 2. The walls of the room were decorated with woodwork by Antonio Gai, with mirrors (whence the name of the room), and, according to the eighteenth-century inventory published by Romanelli, four rectangular canvases with figural compositions derived from Tasso ("Quattro pezzi di quadro bislunghi rappresentanti figure del Tasso—del Tiepolo") and four monochrome canvases simulating bas reliefs over the doors ("Quattro sopraporte di chiaro scuro basso rilievo—del Tiepolo"). When he published the eighteenth-century inventory, Romanelli suggested that the four canvases with subjects taken from Tasso should be identified with the large canvases of stories of Rinaldo and Armida—characters in Torquato Tasso's epic poem, Gerusalemme liberata (Jerusalem delivered, of 1580)—now in the Art Institute of Chicago. This thesis has been disproven by the further documentation published by Favilla and Rugolo. According to their reconstruction, the "bislunghi" canvases can more plausibly be identified with a series of narrow, upright pictures in the National Gallery, London, showing, as indicated in the inventory, "figures" taken from Tasso's poem. Three of these canvases have a light source from the right and one from the left, which partly conflicts with the lighting in the series of ovals (two lit from the right and two from the left). Whether this is sufficient evidence for excluding the ovals as part of the reconstructed cycle seems unclear, especially since the vases that are a conspicuous feature of the MMA canvases relate to motifs in the main pictures. Based in part on incorrect dimensions and in part on the duplication of the supposed attribute of the figure (a vase), Favilla and Rugolo had eliminated MMA 1997.17.8 from the set. As already noted, it is far from clear that any of the figures were intended as allegorical, and on balance the group is consistent in style.At some point between 1828 and 1847 the paintings in the room were dismantled. The fate of the four ovals during this period is not known. Morassi's (1962) statement that they were among the nineteen Tiepolos that Waagen saw in the mid-nineteenth century in the collection of Edward Cheney can be discounted (see G. F. Waagen, Galleries and Cabinets of Art in Great Britain, London, 1857, p. 173). According to Waagen, Cheney's pictures were "sketches for ceilings" (not single figures), and none of the Tiepolos in the sale of Cheney's collection (Christie's, London, April 29, 1885, nos. 158–70) corresponds to the Allegorical Figures.[Keith Christiansen 2014]
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Antonio Morassi. A Complete Catalogue of the Paintings of G. B. Tiepolo. London, 1962, pp. 1, 34, 70, considers this work part of a series of four which he dates about 1740–50; wrongly associates them with some oil sketches seen by Waagen in the Cheney collection. Highly Important Pictures by Old Masters. Christie's, New York. June 23, 1967, pp. 59, 71, ill., discusses the provenance and mentions the artist's wife, Cecilia Tiepolo, as a former owner. Anna Pallucchini in L'opera completa di Giambattista Tiepolo. Milan, 1968, p. 121, no. 228, fig. 228 D, associates it with the series seen by Waagen in the Cheney collection; dates the series about 1755, noting that the agility of execution suggests a date after Würzburg; points out that Morassi, in the 1955 edition of his book, dates the Heinemann picture [now MMA 1997.117.8, pendant to the present work] 1750–60. All the Paintings of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. Amsterdam, 1976, p. 538. Bernard Aikema in Tiepolo in Holland: Works by Giambattista Tiepolo and His Circle in Dutch Collections. Exh. cat., Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen. Rotterdam, 1996, p. 158 n. 8, observes that the figures probably depict Virtues, but their exact identity is unclear, although this figure with the urn may represent Temperance; dates them about 1750 and discusses their provenance. Bernard Aikema in Italian Paintings from the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries in Dutch Public Collections. Florence, 1997, p. 160–61 n. 10. Keith Christiansen in "Recent Acquisitions, A Selection: 1996–1997." Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin 55 (Fall 1997), p. 41, ill. (color), finds the attributes of the figures too general to allow specific identification; observes that an inventory, soon to be published by Giandomenico Romanelli, includes a group of overdoors described as "chiaroscuro bas-reliefs" that formed part of Tiepolo's cycle of decoration for the Cornaro Palace, San Polo, Venice; suggests a date somewhat earlier than 1750. Giandomenico Romanelli. "Giambattista Tiepolo e i Cornaro di San Polo." Giambattista Tiepolo nel terzo centenario della nascita. Padua, 1998, vol. 1, p. 222, publishes an eighteenth-century inventory of the palazzo Cornaro that includes, in the sala degli specchi, "Quattro sopraporte di chiaro scuro bassorilievo. Del Tiepolo". Everett Fahy in The Wrightsman Pictures. New York, 2005, pp. 90–93, no. 26, ill. (color), identifies the series with the four chiaroscuro bas-relief overdoors from the Sala degli Specchi in the Palazzo Cornaro mentioned in an eighteenth-century inventory; dates them about 1742–45. Massimo Favilla and Ruggero Rugolo. "Lo specchio di Armida: Giambattista Tiepolo per i Corner di San Polo." Arte veneta 69 (2012), p.83, figs. 22, 26 (color), reconstruct the sala degli specchi in the Palazzo Cornaro, publishing documents relating to the decoration and dismantling, and demonstrating that the principal canvases by Tiepolo decorating the room were four paintings in the National Gallery, London, a ceiling in the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, and possibly the ovals in the Rijksmuseum and the MMA (mistakenly excluding 1997.117.8, based on the incorrect dimensions given in Fahy 2005).
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