Located on Salizzada San Lio, the Hotel Da Bruno Venice is the ideal place to stay for travellers wishing to explore the fantastic history and culture of this celebrated city. Mere minutes from both St. Mark’s Square and the Rialto Bridge, this 3 Star hotel is in the centre of Venice and within walking distance not only of historic attractions, but cultural achievements and shopping districts as well. Shopping for all kinds of tastes is easily found within reach of the Da Bruno, from stereotypical souvenirs to Italian designer goods, as is the Cinema Palace, home of the renowned International Venice Film Festival. While the Da Bruno Virtual Tour will show you all the minutiae of the hotel, the Interactive Map of Venice found below offers a more exact idea of the location.

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Piazza San Marco, or St. Mark’s Square, is the principal piazza of Venice and not to be missed – with the likes of St. Mark’s Basilica, St. Mark’s Campanile, the gothic Doge’s Palace and various museums, the piazza is known not just around Venice but all of Italy. Historically speaking, this area has always been acknowledged as the city’s centre, with important political and religious offices and festivals all located here. St. Mark’s Square also opens onto the Grand Canal, easily the most important waterway of the city.

Many guests come to Venice looking for the perfect romantic holiday – and the Da Bruno Hotel offers the best location for such a vacation. Just off of St. Mark’s Square is the famous Bridge of Sighs (Ponte dei Sospiri), which connects to the old prison rooms at Doge’s Palace. The bridge is so named by Lord Byron and is a comment on the sigh that prisoners would often make on their last glimpse of beautiful Venice from the bridge before imprisonment. Despite that somewhat melancholic history, the Bridge of Sighs is today mostly known for the legend that lovers who kiss on a gondola under the bridge are guaranteed eternal love.

Walking 5 minutes from the Hotel Da Bruno in the other direction will also bring you to the Grand Canal, but by way of the Rialto Bridge. The most famous and oldest bridge in all of Venice, Rialto was originally built of wood in 1250 and then replaced with stone in 1591 – despite the difference in material, however, the current standing bridge bears remarkable architectural similarities to the one that stood centuries ago.

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How to get here

The central location makes the Hotel Da Bruno easy to reach: coming from Piazzale Roma or the railway station, take boat line 82 (“vaporetto”) one stop (approximately 10-12 minutes) to Rialto. From the Rialto stop, walk towards Salizzada San Lio for about 3 minutes.

From the Marco Polo airport, the ACTV and ATVO bus shuttles both go to Piazzale Roma, from which you can follow the above directions. Another route is to take the Alilaguna boat to St. Mark’s square and then walk 5 minutes down the Salizzada San Lio.

Our address is Salizzada San Lio 5726/A, Castello.