The charm of the Albinoni apartment cannot be fully portrayed in writings or images, it is a hidden treasure that can only be revealed by experiencing it.
The exquisite contemporary interior design combines perfectly with the building's ancient features and idyllic canal views.
Campo Sant'Angelo is perhaps the best location in the centre of Venice for its tranquillity, beauty and history. In fact, this corner of the San Marco district is not crowded at all despite its centrality.
The building is accessed directly from the large square and there are only two steps to access the apartment. Once inside, thanks to the tall windows lined up along the canal below, it literally feels like you're on a boat.
The Albinoni apartment, which takes its name from the well-known composer and violinist of baroque music who always lived in Venice, is spread over approximately 120 m2 and is composed of a large living room with a splendid sofa, a beautiful and very functional kitchen with a table for 4 people, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
The first canal view bedroom has a queen size bed and a small but elegant en-suite bathroom, while the larger second canal view bedroom has 2 twin beds which can be made up as a king size bed upon request. The open view of Canale and Campo from this bedroom is the most iconic one could dream of. To complete the picture there is also a gondola station along the canal. The 2nd bathroom is very spacious and has a walk-in shower. There are many wardrobes in the corridor which gives access to this bedroom.
The apartment is obviously equipped with very sort of contemporary comfort, including heating system, air conditioning system, fast Wi-Fi connection, Smart TV and all basic appliances.
We suggest this jewel to true Venice enthusiasts who will appreciate the central location by the water and its fresh interior design.
Location information: the vaporetto stop and supermarket are just a 2-minute walk away and there are many great restaurants and cafes in the surrounding area, while the Palazzo Fortuny Museum and Teatro la Fenice are literally around the corner. It takes a few minutes on foot to reach the most iconic sights of St. Mark's Square, including the Basilica, the Campanile, the Clock Tower and the Doge's Palace, and the semi-secret hidden treasures of Venice such as the delicate fairy tale Scala Contarini of Bovolo.
