Venice, Veneto holiday apartment rental, Central Venice with walking, beach/lake nearby, balcony/terrace, internet access, TV, DVD

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Casa delle tartarughe (apartment)

Home description

The house benefits of a private garden at floor with another little house in it with a beautiful room with two beds, little kitchen and bathroom. The big house at the first floor has a very well equipped kitchen, a beautiful veranda where you can take your breakfast and dinner also in winter, a living room with a large table for dinner and a lot of space to relax yourself. Leading from the veranda is a large terrace with view on garden, furnished with a table and chairs to enable you to dine al fresco. With three double and one single bedroom, the house is ideal for families, with plenty in the surrounding area to see and do during your stay. Arriving from the Canal Grande or Canale della Giudecca, you will enter in a romantic oasis in the centre of Venice, near supermarkets, shops, restaurants. With the boat you can go to the Lido beach.

The arrival	the garden
entering in the house	Double room

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The North East Italy / Veneto region

The Veneto is the most geographically complexed region of Italy. From the Dolomite Alps, rich with peaks for skiing and valleys filled with Alpine flowers; to the largest lake in Italy, Lake Garda, with towering Monte Baldo forming an exquisite backdrop; to the rolling foothills that are home to the wine producing area known as the Prosecco Route and the natural thermal baths near Padua; to the rich, agricultural plains criss crossed with navigable rivers connecting the Veneto with Eastern Europe; and finally, to the coastline of the Adriatic, rich with isles and islets, busy seaside resorts and miles of deserted, sandy beach, the Veneto offers a diversity unequalled throughout Italy.

First and foremost of Veneto’s exciting cities is Venice, whose history as a great maritime power, a trading centre with the East, and the leading commercial city of the Italian Renaissance is reflected in its art and architecture. There are many important monuments, museums and churches to explore, but the best way to experience this city of charming canals and quaint bridges is to just wander its narrow streets, looking into shops, stopping for a cappuccino and enjoying its people.

Take a ferry to the island of Murano, famed for its glassworks, or to Burano to see its lace. The city of Vicenza, Italy’s leading manufacturer of gold jewellery, has a tradition of working with precious metals that dates to the 3rd century BC. Renaissance porticos, impressive palazzi and the influences of the 16th century architect who was born here, Andrea Palladio, are seen throughout this beautiful city. Palladio also designed many of the over 100 villas that still line the Brenta River, where wealthy Venetian families had their summer residences.

Verona, associated with the story of Romeo and Juliet, was once a thriving Roman settlement, as is evidenced by the 1st century amphitheatre that dominates the city and is the site of opera performances in the summer. Verona’s overall look is medieval, however, and its buildings of a distinctive local pink marble make it one of the most beautiful cities in Italy. The art treasures of Padua, particularly Giotto’s frescoes in the Scrovengi Chapel, should not be missed.

Venice, Veneto / Central Venice area

Unique, evocative and romantic, floating on the Venetian lagoon, Venice is a most beautiful and captivating city.
In Venice light and water combine to create a restless magic.

The ethereal nature of this town has fascinated many people. One of the most enchanting cities on earth, the seemingly impossible urban layout is exactly what gives Venice its charm.

How to get there

The flat is just 3 minutes from the Vaporetto stop at San Basilio from the main arrival points of Piazzale Roma and the Ferrovia (railway station) or Tronchetto (park garage). By walk ten minutes from Piazzale Roma or Ferrovia.

British Airways, Ryanair, EasyJet, Jet2.com, bmibaby and Thompsonfly all provide regular low cost flights from UK main and regional airports. These fly either to the main Marco Polo airport (www.veniceairport.it) or to Treviso (www.trevisoairport.it).

From Marco Polo, there is a choice of buses and taxis to Piazzale Roma, water taxi or Water Bus (Alilaguna).

Activities near Venice, Veneto

Facilities

Conditions

Refundable breakages deposit of £ 250 required on arrival, to be refunded within two weeks of your departure (subject to satisfactory property inspection).

30% of rental fee due six weeks before your stay to secure booking.

Smoking is allowed in the garden and the Veranda.

Charges (heating and electrical consumption) are not included. Final cleaning £ 50

Rental rates

Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	19 Dec 09	16 Jan 10	1480£ 1,321	350313	0-	3 Nights
	16 Jan 10	5 Feb 10	800£ 714	250223	250223	3 Nights
	13 Feb 10	16 Nov 10	1480£ 1,321	350313	0-	3 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Cleaning costs per booking: Euros 70. Refundable euros 300 security deposit required with final balance payment. Discount are applied in consideration of the number of people.

Availability

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