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This hotel is quite near to the railway station and
we booked it because it was also near to the academy
where we had a summer course of 12 days.
After our stay - longer than average visitors -
we checked out and received a...More
i booked in this hotel 2 months ago, a room with free cancelation but unfurtunately we changed plan and i canceled it,.. and 3days ago when i checked my bank acount, there was a deduction of 55€ with the SALIERI SAS DI MA last january...More
What a little gem the Locanda Salieri is perfect location canal side lovely restaurant next door ( owned by hotel) plain clean simple rooms. I would happily recommend it to anyone for both business or pleasure. Breakfast is served in the restaurant next door cereal,...More
Great location in a less touristy part of the city (away from most of the crowds), close to a lovely square with a range resturants and bars.
Lovely hotel staff who helped recommend restaurants (other than their own).
Quiet street/canal.
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We picked the hotel based upon its physical proximity to Piazzale Roma, which is the closest point for busses and taxis to Venice proper. The hotel is only a ten minute walk there, but be prepared to lug your bags up and over three or...More
Santa Croce gained importance as a sestiere (district) when Piazzale Roma was created in the 1930s to bring cars and buses close to the center of Venice. Constitution Bridge spans the Grand Canal linking Piazzale Roma to the train station. This area buzzes with energy from travelers and students. Historic palaces and former industrial buildings house some departments of Ca' Foscari and IUAV Architecture
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universities. On the Fondaco dei Turchi, Venice's Museum of Natural History offers Venetians prehistoric thrills, plus an overview of lagoon fish and wildlife. The Grand Canal, northern boundary of Santa Croce, is lined with palaces and decorated by the tall green dome of San Simeon Piccolo. Ca' Pesaro attracts Venetians to its contemporary art exhibitions. The Grand Canal exposes only one face of these buildings. On the opposite side, the palace often interacts with a square or a busy street to represent its neighbourhood identity.
