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 The Centauro Hotel is housed in an ancient palace built in the 1500s with exactly the purpose of a hotel: the structure of this exclusive hotel in Venice is, in fact, extremely welcoming and practical, to guarantee its guests a holiday dedicated to comfort and relaxation.
The furnishings in the Venetian style of the eighteenth century and the warm attention given to every guest, contribute to create the elegant and pleasant atmosphere that used to be enjoyed in the ancient, noble Venetian dwellings.
The Centauro Hotel will be happy to provide advice and suggestions according to the individual needs of guests on the most interesting places to visit, also off the beaten traditional tourist tracks, allowing them to get to know Venice by seeing its most hidden treasures like, for example, the ancient Venice Ghetto, or the characteristic Castle area. |
 As regards the pleasures of the palate, Venice offers guests the chance to taste the many specialties, and to really appreciate Venetian cuisine you cannot do better than follow the advice of the Venetians themselves: the Centauro Hotel can suggest gastronomic itineraries in the most characteristic and high quality eating places and restaurants of the city.
This prestigious three star hotel in Venice is the ideal base from which to visit the city: It will take you only a few minutes to reach all the main places of artistic and cultural interest... |
 The Rialto Bridge, one of the symbols of Venice, the Galleria dell'Accademia, where the works of the famous Venetian painters of the 1700s are kept, Palazzo Grassi, where exhibitions of an international level are periodically organized.
Not far from the Hotel there is also the prestigious Calle Larga XXII Marzo and the ancient Mercerie: a real paradise for shopping lovers who will find the most luxurious names of Italian and international fashion design. |
 The Hotel's guests also have the good luck to stay right in front of one of the most fascinating sights of Venice: the Scala Contarini del Bovolo, an architectural masterpiece, between Gothic and Renaissance, composed of a cylindric tower with open arches and a series of lodges one above the other with a spiral staircase (in Venetian dialect "bovolo") winding up to reach the sky. |
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