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Dorsoduro is characterized by a rich presence, second only to the San Marco district, of churches, palaces and museums. It is connected to the San Marco district by the Accademia Bridge (or the vaporetto line 2, in 5 minutes) and is close to Santa Croce and San Polo districts on one side, with the Grand Canal on the other and finally with the Giudecca Canal on the Zattere side. At the center of the sestiere there is the Campo Santa Margherita, a square full of university students and tourists, considered one of the liveliest places in the city. It is the ideal place if you want to take a break and want to taste the "spritz", according to the Italian tradition. At night the Campo is one of the most popular places for young people, who consider it a meeting place for Venetian nightlife. Do not miss a walk along the Fondamenta Zattere, which allows you to enjoy a very suggestive view of the Giudecca Canal. In spring-summer it becomes one of the most loved places for walks, thanks also to the bars, ice cream parlors and restaurants along the Fondamenta. The area of the Zattere and the Accademia is also considered one of the most exclusive in the city as it contains some rare examples of modern residential architecture.
Among the attractions not to be missed is the Church of Santa Maria della Salute, an example of Venetian Baroque architecture, from where, being built in the area of Punta della Dogana, you can see both from the San Marco Basin and from the Grand Canal. For museum lovers there is plenty of choice. In fact, Dorsoduro hosts the Academy Museum which contains a collection of Venetian paintings and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection (Palazzo Venier), which hosts works of various artistic currents. In addition, we find the Museum of Contemporary Art of Punta della Dogana, the permanent home of the François Pinault collection and Ca Rezzonico, a prestigious Venetian palace overlooking the Grand Canal and home of the Museum of the 18th century Venice. Among the things to do you cannot miss a stop in the Campo di Santa Margherita, the true heart of the district and a meeting place for the Venetians. Inside the district there is the Church of the Gesuati with works by Tiepolo and Tintoretto, the Church of San Sebastiano in Renaissance style, with decorations by Paolo Veronese and the Church of San Trovaso which stands next to the homonymous building site (where they come from build the gondolas). One of the most beautiful buildings overlooking the Grand Canal is Ca ’Dario, on which there are several legendary curses, located between the Academy Museum and the Church of Health. The latter is recognizable by the slight inclination to the right and by the presence of numerous circular medallions that act as decoration on the façade.

For those arriving by train, the suite is 1.5 km from the Venezia Santa Lucia station and can be reached on foot in about 20 minutes. Alternatively, you can take the vaporetto - Line 1 or 2 - to the Accademia stop (around 30 minutes). The suite is about 250 meters walk from the Accademia vaporetto stop.
For those arriving by plane, from Venice's "Marco Polo" VCE airport it is possible to use the “Alilaguna” water shuttle service to the Zattere stop (Blue Line) or Ca ’Rezzonico (Orange Line) - about 1 hour and 30 minutes. The suite is 300 meters walk from the Ca ’Rezzonico stop and 450 meters from the Zattere stop.
For those arriving by car, the municipal car parking of the laguna is located in Piazzale Roma (the fare starts from 26.00 euros per day), a few meters from the Venezia Santa Lucia railway station, from which you can reach the suite with a 20 minutes walk. Alternatively, you can take the vaporetto - Line 1 or 2 - to the Accademia stop (around 30 minutes). The suite is about 250 meters walk from the Accademia stop.