Ca Viola e Tobia

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On the tranquil island of Giudecca, just a short walk from the Zitelle stop, you'll find Cà di Viola e Tobia. This is a stylish apartment, newly restored, with unique design features that make it one-of-a-kind.
Access is private, through a characteristic underpass, with only two steps at the entrance, making it easily accessible; it's just a few minutes' walk from the vaporetto stop, with no bridges to cross.

THE SPACE
The spacious and bright interiors, thoughtfully designed in every aspect, ensure comfort and relaxation for four people. Capturing the attention in the living room and bedroom are two beautiful murals created by a renowned Venetian artisan, where you'll find yourself absorbed in the visionary reality of flying fish and seals perched on docks… But you'll also realize, as you stroll along the Giudecca Canal, that everything your eyes have captured corresponds to reality because it exactly mirrors the view in front of you.
Venice is just like that, dreamily suspended in its real, battlemented contours.
Upon entering, you're welcomed into a generous open space with a fully equipped kitchen. The double-entry space is separated from the living area by a sliding door, ensuring privacy for anyone using the sofa bed. The living area includes an en suite bathroom; the double bedroom has a second bathroom with direct access, and both are equipped with showers and bidets.
Light furniture, natural-toned flooring, and exposed beams bring light and volume to this charming apartment, an ideal refuge for your Venice vacation.

THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Staying on Giudecca Island in Venice is an excellent choice for those seeking tranquility and originality while remaining just minutes from the center (a 5-minute vaporetto ride from San Marco) without sacrificing any services.
This picturesque corner of Venice, separated by a stretch of sea from the city's other part known as 'Zattere', is renowned for its authentic and relaxed atmosphere. Guests will enjoy the peace of a residential neighborhood away from the chaos of the more touristy and crowded areas.
Returning home, lulled by the rocking of the 'boat' during the short crossing, you can embrace in a single glance: the Church of La Salute, the Church of Redentore, and the bell tower of San Marco.
As a genuine and lived-in island, there's no lack of supermarkets, fruit vendors, bakeries, and small bars overlooking the Giudecca Canal where you can enjoy a spritz and a 'cicchetto' at sunset.
Culinary enthusiasts will find a wide range of options, from traditional Venetian trattorias to sophisticated restaurants offering local specialties with a gourmet twist.
Your vacation in Venice, spent on this island, will be an unforgettable experience marked by authentic veracity.