Venice Vacation Rentals

Whether you prefer to explore ancient Venice from a charming beach house or classic Italian villa, you will find yourself just steps from the city's finest attractions. Expect to encounter centuries old culture, historic sites, and mouthwatering Italian cuisine in Italy's most romantic city.

Mediterranean flavors

Italian food is more than just pizza and pasta. Venice is famous for its fresh and light seafood centric tapas called Cicchetti. For the best value and freshest fish, head to Osteria Al Squero.

For something a bit more substantial, try a sandwich from La Bottiglia – Local Street Food. Organic and locally sourced ingredients are lovingly stuffed between fresh baked Italian bread for an artisan Italian sub.

Cultural wonders

St. Mark's square is home to many cultural attractions. The Basilica di San Marco is a lovely and popular church, famous for its art and architecture. The nearby Doges' Palace stuns with its collections of art and antiques. Top it off with The Campanile di San Marco, famous for the city's best views.

The Scuola Grande di San Rocco is another lovely religious site, well known for its stunning artwork and wood carvings without the long line to get in. Several streets over, the Museo Leonardo da Vinci houses artwork, inventions, and writings belonging to one of Italy's best-known artists.

Classic Excursions

No trip to Venice is complete without visiting Canal Grande. This waterway is a major artery running through the center of the city and can be explored via walking, romantic gondola, or water bus. Do like the locals and stroll here around sunset and pick a perfect cafe for the evening.

Delve even deeper into the heart of the city with a walk around St. Mark's Square. High-end shopping, quiet cafes, and historically significant buildings line the streets. Early mornings are best for beating the crowds to some of Italy's most famous sights found on the square.

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