Explore the surroundings
The surroundings of Luxury Venetian Rooms - a journey into the authentic heart of Venice
Located on Calle va al Ponte de l'Anzolo 5309, Luxury Venetian Rooms immerses you in the timeless magic of Venice. Nestled among the evocative calli and picturesque views of La Serenissima, our boutique hotel is the perfect starting point for exploring the world's most romantic city.
La Fenice Theater (700 m)
One of the most prestigious opera houses in the world, a symbol of Venetian culture. In addition to visiting its sumptuous interior, you can attend a performance for an unforgettable experience.
Grand Canal
There is no better way to admire Venice than to sail along the Grand Canal, past historic palaces and picturesque bridges. Choose a romantic gondola ride or board a vaporetto to discover the city from a unique perspective.
Curiosities about Venice - Secrets and legends of the Serenissima
Why are the gondolas black?
Gondolas, the symbol of Venice, are all black due to a law dating back to the 17th century. They used to be decorated with bright colors and precious materials, but to avoid competition among noble families, it was decided to standardize them with an elegant black color.
Venice has more than 400 bridges and no roads
The city is built on 118 islands connected by more than 400 bridges and more than 170 canals. There are no roads or cars here-the only way to get around is on foot or by boat.
The mystery of the Bridge of Sighs
Contrary to popular belief, the Bridge of Sighs has nothing romantic about it! The name comes from the sighs of the prisoners who, crossing it, would take one last look at the lagoon before being locked up in the dark prisons of the Piombi.
The clock in St. Mark's Square has a secret
The Moors' Clock, located above the Clock Tower in St. Mark's Square, not only tells the time, but also the phases of the moon and the zodiac. In addition, two bronze statues-the "Moors"-have been striking the hours on a bell since 1499.
The ghost of Ca' Dario
One of the most eerie palaces in Venice is Ca' Dario, located on the Grand Canal. It is said to bring bad luck to its owners, as many of them have had tragic fates. Legend considers it one of the most "cursed" buildings in the city.