A lively and comfortable apartment in the heart of the Dorsoduro district, suitable for 8 people.
Ca’ San Trovaso is composed of 3 bedrooms, the first with a double bed and a bunk bed, the second with 1 double bed and the last with 2 single beds.
The apartment is located near Campo San Trovaso which takes its name from the church of Saints Gervasio and Protasio, popularly called “San Trovaso”, which overlooks the field and the homonymous canal and is believed to have been created at the dawn of the city.
Being located in the Zattere area you will have an easy and interesting route to take. Walking in the direction of Punta della Dogana you can admire the Bacino di San Marco and then continue along the Fondamenta, passing by the Magazzini del Sale, now home to art exhibitions.
Company info
It is our pleasure to welcome you to Venice! Sarlux is ready to make your trip a memorable one! We are available 24/7 and will be happy to help you with every issue regarding your stay.
Ask Sarlux ! If you are interested in how the real Venetians spend time, where they eat and what they drink, you have found the right Host!
Access
After the reservation, you will receive a welcome email from Sarlux, with all the necessary information on how to get to the apartment and plan your arrival to the best way possible.
Interaction with us
It is our pleasure to welcome you to Venice! Sarlux is ready to make your trip a memorable one. We are available 24/7 and will be happy to help you with every issue regarding your stay.
Ask Sarlux! If you are interested in how the real Venetians spend time, where they eat and what they drink, you have found the right Host!
Other issues
On the check-in, the guest must complete the short tourist lease contract according to Law 431/98, art. 1, lett. C.
Please, remember that the guests must pay the tourist city tax, mandatory according to current legislation.
District info
The Sestiere Dorsoduro is located in the south of Venice, this neighborhood owes its name to the hardness of the subsoil of the area (from the “dorso duro”). Here are the two major museums of the city: the Peggy Guggenheim collection and the Accademia.
Walking through Dorsoduro you will also find a particular place: the Squero di San Trovaso. The squero is the typical shipyard for rowing boats in the city of Venice. The San Trovaso is one of the oldest, dating back to the seventeenth century. It is also one of the few still active.
In Dorsoduro we also find one of the churches most loved by Venetians: the Basilica della Salute. The church is an excellent example of Venetian Baroque architecture, developed by referring to the models of Palladio. Two other noteworthy churches are the Basilica del Redentore and the Church of San Pantalon. The Basilica del Redentore is located on the island of Giudecca.
