Palazzo Ca'nova lies ...
... at the mouth of the Canale Grande. To the left the tip of the Punta della Dogana
The shared terrace lies on the 3rd floor of the Palazzo
The living room has two large windows ...
... looking onto a quiet sunny square.
The sitting area of the living room. The engravings have been in the Palazzo for 200 years.
To the right the dining area. The chairs were designed for the Palazzo in 1827.
The ship on the picture belonged to the fleet of the Treves family whose descendants still live in the Palazzo
The entrance hall
A small but well equipped kitchen
The master bedroom. The canopy was inspired by frescoes in a Venetian villa
Marble and polished mirrors for the master bathroom.
The twin can be turned into a double
The guilded table comes from the Palazzo's furniture collection
En suite bathroom with shower
The shared terrace seen from above
A detail of the shared terrace
Ca'nova seen from the Grand Canal
Ca'nova lies opposite Santa Maria della Salute, a church built to commemorate the end of the plague. Salute is the Italian word for health.
In front of Ca'nova, Punta della Dogana, where the Pinault contemporary art collection is on show. To the left the island of San Giorgio Maggiore
Ca'nova lit up at night
The tower on the right is the bell tower on Sant Marc's square
We also have a special agreement with the glamorous Hotel Excelsior on the Venice Lido which will give you access to their beach club.
Beyond the main island of Venice, there are many other islands on the lagoon to be visited. For instance Torcello with its 7th century (!) cathedral.
A lazy lunch at the locanda Cipriani in Torcello is a longstanding favourite of our's.
Another idea is to charter this traditional boat for a day cruise. The legendary skipper-chef will prepare a superb meal on the boat.
Make sure you end one of your days at the iconic Cip's Club with view across the lagoon onto Saint Mark's square.
The shared terrace by night
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