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The Hotel Ca’Pisani stands in the city centre, a stone’s throw from the Gran Canal, the Accademia bridge and the main museums in Venice. Housed in an outstanding 16th-century Venetian palace, Ca’Pisani has been fully refurbished and transformed into a design hotel whilst conserving all its original architectural elements.
The Ca’Pisani Hotel is located in an area of Venice where many emblematic sites are found: the Peggy Guggenheim foundation and the Academia art gallery adjoin the hotel, whilst many other tourist attractions are just a few minutes’ walk away.
The hotel’s interior décor bears a markedly Futurist influence, as it is furnished with authentic pieces from the 1930s and 40s and decorated with works by some of the leading members of that movement, such as Fortunato Depero, Guash, Ugo Sissa and other 20th-century artists.
The reception desk, the mailboxes, the fish-shaped ebony keys, the doorknobs and the shiny marble baths, the lift, the railing in the chimney room and the handrails in the mezzanine: these are just some of the superbly crafted elements that adorn this hotel.
Facilities at Ca’Pisani also include Turkish bath and a solarium/terrace on the roof, whilst the gym is just a few minutes’ walk from the hotel.
CLUB GOURMAND
On the first floor is the hotel restaurant, La Revista, where even the most demanding palates will be delighted by a splendid combination of traditional and modern Venetian cuisine, with menus adapted to each different season. Whilst enjoying their meal, moreover, diners will also be impressed by such decorative elements as the bar counter, an original 1940s piece, the bamboo flooring, the maroon leather sofas, the glass tables and lamps in the shape of coffee makers. |
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 The Hotel has 29 rooms, all furnished with the latest technology and services to be expected of a first-class hotel. The interior decoration is clearly influenced by the Futurist style, though this is by no means to say that the Ca’Pisani is a futurist hotel: rather, it pays homage to the Futurism – with a capital “F” – of the 1930s and 40s. |
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The junior suite is furnished with two types of wooden floor. The soft, warm tones used on the walls give this room a relaxing atmosphere, a sense of wellbeing. Wi-Fi system available in all rooms. |
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The walls of these rooms are painted in different warm, soft tones such as mustard yellow, terracotta, orange and beige. The baths are made from a new marble material that gives the room a bright, shiny atmosphere. Facilities include Jacuzzi, hairdryer and heated towel rails. Wi-Fi system available in all rooms. |
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Rooms with very high ceilings, a dazzling mixture of eye catchers which lighten the upper side and tube lights placed on the top, a winding glass stair. Thanks to all these features, which create silvery reflections, the guests are taken into an intimate atmosphere. Complimentary WI-FI in all rooms and throughout hotel. |
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This room, painted in relaxing, harmonious pastel green, have been ingeniously restored, their beams left to the open view. An antique, engraved crystal mirror over the bed gives a feeling of greater depth to the room. Wi-Fi system available in all rooms. |
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| Airport: 15 Km |
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Destination information: VENICE |
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 Medieval city and Renaissance jewel, all Venice is an architectural wonder. Its own guardian, the “watery city” was built on a score of swampy islands connected one to another by 400 bridges over 177 canals.
An artwork in itself, the city boasts 95 churches and 20 museums full of sculptures and paintings. Visited by millions every year, there are no cars, no noise in Venice, just canals and the famous gondolas, romantic means of transport that take tourists from one part of the city to another.
Palaces, squares, churches, bridges and museums all help make Venice the Pearl of Italy.
An outstanding sight is Piazza San Marcos, a square looking out onto the Gran Canal, flanked by buildings with lovely porticoes housing splendid cafés. First opened in the late-12th century and rebuilt in the 15th, St Mark’s Square is dominated by the imposing Byzantine basilica, the perfect symbiosis of Greek, Byzantine, medieval, Tuscan, Lombard and Venetian styles and adorned by magnificent 12th- and 13th-century mosaics created from cartoons by Titian, Tintoretto and Veronese. Adjoining the basilica is the Duke’s Palace, former residence of the Doge. The façade of this outstanding Gothic monument rests on columns adorned by sculptures representing Adam and Eve and the Judgement of Solomon. The palace is connected to the old prison by the Bridge of Sighs.
The Gran Canal, the city’s main watery thoroughfare, is flanked by ancient Gothic, Renaissance and baroque palaces, and is crossed by such bridges as the Rialto and the Accademia, which leads to the art gallery of the same name and to Santa María de la Salute, a beautiful church resting on wooden pillars.
As our route continues, visitors to this breathtakingly beautiful city can pause to admire such sights as the Vernier de Leoni Palace, which houses the Guggenheim contemporary art collection, the Corner Palace, the magnificent Cá d’Oro, with the Franchetti Gallery, and Cá Pesaro, seat of the Modern Art Museum. |
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