| Arriving
by plane
at Airport Marco Polo
situated in Tessera, 12 Km by car and 10 Km by boat from Venice.
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Arriving
by train
at Railway Station Venezia S. Lucia
located
near Piazzale Roma. |
Arriving
by car or bus
at Terminal for cars and buses at Piazzale Roma and Tronchetto.
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| Airport
- Venice by car or bus
Public transportations: Service of public bus ACTV or
ATVO for Piazzale Roma: ACTV - Tickets 0.77 Euro ATVO 2.58 Euro
valid for one single journey. It will take roughly 30 minutes.
From Piazzale Roma you can take the ACTV'S lines (1, 82, N with
direction San Marco) to reach the HOTEL SAN MOISE'. Get off
at CA' VALLARESSO or SAN MARCO Boat Stop.
Ticket costs 3.10 Euros at the ticket counters or directly on
the boats, paying a little supplement.
Walk toward San Moisè church and take viale XXII MARZO.
Then calle del Cristo and you'll see the entrance on the left.
Private
transportations: Private car-taxi. Price about L 13 EURO
(22.5 USD; 8 GBP). Then take public boat reported above.
Airport
- Venice by motorboat
Public
transportations: ALILAGUNA (www.alilaguna.com) is the direct
passenger waterbus service between Venice and its airport. Ticket
8,78 Euro, you can buy it directly on board without any supplement.
Get off at SAN MARCO Stop. From there you can join the
Hotel with a 5 minutes walking by crossing the square, taking
the viale XXII MARZO. Then take calle del Cristo and you'll
see the entrance on the left.
Private
water-taxi
Price about 82 Euro (74 USD; 51 GBP) directlly to the berth
of the Hotel. |
You can take the ACTV'S lines (1, 82, N with direction San Marco)
to reach the HOTEL SAN MOISE'. Get off at CA' VALLARESSO
or SAN MARCO Boat Stop.
Ticket costs 3.10 Euros at the ticket counters or directly on
the boats, paying a little supplement.
Walk toward San Moisè church and take viale XXII MARZO.
Then calle del Cristo and you'll see the entrance on the left. |
Parkings
at Tronchetto, Venice
COMPARK, Isola Nuova del Tronchetto
Public transportations from Tronchetto
ACTV's lines (Venice public transport company): n.82 with direction
Rialto-San Marco (every 10 - 12 minutes). Get off at PIAZZALE
ROMA. From Piazzale Roma you can take the ACTV'S lines (1,
82, N with direction San Marco) to reach the HOTEL SAN MOISE'.
Get off at CA' VALLARESSO or SAN MARCO Boat Stop.
Ticket costs 3.10 Euros at the ticket counters or directly on
the boats, paying a little supplement.
Walk toward San Moisè church and take viale XXII MARZO.
Then calle del Cristo and you'll see the entrance on the left.
Parkings in Piazzale Roma, Venice
GARAGE S. MARCO
Coop SCALO FLUVIALE
GARAGE VENEZIA
AUTORIMESSA COMUNALE,
ANDREA PARK |
is few steps far the main boat stop called Ca' D'Oro
and Rialto Bridge, reachable with a 3 minutes
walk through the historical centre of Venice. Saint
Mark's Square is 5 minutes away while the Grand
Canal is only few steps far from Palazzo Rosa. By
taking a public boat along Grand Canal the guests will be
ablt to join every area of venice and main islands like Murano,
Burano, Torcello, the Lido
beach and Sant'Erasmo.
Close to here we like to remind you the Ca' Pesaro
and Ca' D'Oro Museums, the fascinating area of Rialto
Market and the romantic promenade of Fondamente Nove.
Saint
Mark's Basilica: beautiful Venetian church with 5 domes
looks like the ancient church of Costantinopoli. It was embellished
during the early centuries of the last millennium and particulary
in the thirtheenth century when Venice dominated Mediterranean
culture and economy. The church, built to represent the power
of Serenissima, is externally embellished with marble, mosaics
and bas-relief: all maded with precious materials came from
Bisanzio, Aquileia and Ravenna. Internally, the church has a
Greek cross plan with domes substained by big columns. 
Rialto
Bridge: 'Till thirteenth century
Venice was built on a groups of islands separated by channels
and to get on the other side were laid down wood boards. Later
many bridges were built in Venice but no one of them joining
the Gran Canal's banks. 
Guggenheim
Museum: Building should have characterized with its magnificence
the last part of Gran Canal: these were at least the purposes
of the first owner who built it in the eighteenth century. Actually
only the ground floor facing the Gran Canal was built using
a white stone called "Pietra d'Istria": on the rear side there's
the garden. Building was bought in this century by american
collector Peggy Guggenheim, and became soon one of the most
important place for contemporary works. Exhibiting masterpieces
by Kandinsky, Pollock, Ernst, Chagall, Dalì and many others.