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Santa Croce 88 | Calle del Forno, 30135 Venice, Italy
Santa Croce 88 | Calle del Forno, 30135 Venice, Italy
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This hostel was so quaint and the gentleman at the front was so helpful! He showed us the best place to eat right now the block and we actually only ate there while in Venice! :) I would reccommend this place to my family and...More
I usually stay in hostels when I travel in Europe but when I booked my trip to Venice I could only find hostels in the continent. So I found this 'hotel' closer to the touristic part of Venice with a very good price.
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Al Gallo is located on a narrow "alley" in a good neighborhood - a detailed Googe map is a must. My room was large, without decoration and very hard used furniture - the bed was okay however. The shared bathroom was clean with a good...More
I don't usually write bad reviews, but Al Gallo deserves a special mention due to the attitude of the staff. We had booked, via Expedia, a room for three people (two adults and one child, which was clearly shown on the booking form), yet were...More
This was the absolute worst hotel I have ever stayed in. When I visited Venice as part of my Italy holiday, me and my parents were shocked by the bad quality of the hotel.They have no air conditioning, unfriendly and unhelpful staff, a bad coffee...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.
