Skip to content
Some info has been automatically translated. Show original language

Vacation rentals in Venice

Find and book unique accommodation on Airbnb

Top-rated holiday rentals in Venice

Guests agree: these stays are highly rated for location, cleanliness, and more.

Superhost
Holiday home in Venice
Appartament with terrace CIR: 027042-loc-00800
Near S. Pole and 10 minutes from the Rialto (website hidden) ' Terrace Boldo and ' a ' bright apartment of 60 square meters on the third floor , fully renovated , very cozy and comfortable for a relaxing and unforgettable holiday in the center of Venice. Located in the district of S. Cross , 10 minutes from the railway station and Piazzale Roma , Ca ' Boldo and ' easily reached by water bus from the bus stop n . 5 S. Stae line 1. Marco Polo and from the airport 's possible to reach the bus stop S. Stae with the service ALILAGUNA water in 50 minutes. A floor terrace overlooking the river Mocenigo allows you to watch the slow passage of gondolas in transit and relaxing al fresco dining . The living area and ' very cozy with modern decor and finished , a comfortable sofa , TV , free Wifi, a dining table , a fully equipped kitchen with refrigerator, oven, microwave, kettle, toaster , coffee ' American . The wooden floor and exposed beams make it very pleasant stay. A romantic bedroom with wooden beams and refined interior , a bathroom with shower , bidet and hair dryer complete this brand new apartment. The central location allows guests to easily visit (website hidden) ' Terrace Boldo and ' thought an apartment for you , we are sure you will find it to your liking . Tourist tax is not included in the price.
Superhost
Condo in Venezia
casa Sara
A typical Venetian house in a famous street 12 minutes from the Rialto bridge and 10 minutes from Piazza San Marco. With an exclusive door you will enter house, on the ground floor a laundry room that you can use with washing machine, iron and everything you need. On the first floor there are 2 apartments, yours has a bedroom with a large double bed, a kitchen with a sofa bed and a bathroom. The apartment has heating with thermostat, air conditioning with remote control, wifi, TV, towels, sheets
Superhost
Condo in Venezia
[VENEZIA-RIALTO] COLUMN HOUSE (A/C WiFi)
Lovely apartment located in Rialto, in the heart of Venice, close to the main attractions. The apartment is 2 min walk from the Rialto Bridge and the typical Local Market where you can buy delicious fresh fish and excellent fruits and vegetables. St. Mark's Square can be reached in 10 minutes with a pleasant walk through the calli. Recently renovated and equipped with every comfort you can enjoy your stay in complete relaxation.

Stay near Venice's top sights

Rialto Bridge564 locals recommend
St. Mark's Square282 locals recommend
Piazza San Marco344 locals recommend
Stazione di Venezia Santa Lucia186 locals recommend
Doge's Palace429 locals recommend
Burano323 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Venice

Superhost
Apartment in Venezia
Sweet Apartment
Superhost
Apartment in Venezia
Canal & Gondola View!Real Venetian + Self check-in
Superhost
Apartment in Venezia
CANAL VIEW - San Marco
Superhost
Apartment in Venezia
Ca' Delle Colonne
Superhost
Condo in Venezia
Canal view/8minute walk to station/renovated in’23
Superhost
Apartment in Venezia
Blue Saphire Monolocale Design
Superhost
Apartment in Venezia
Ca' dei Orbi
Superhost
Condo in Venice
Ca' Fabio
Superhost
Apartment in Venezia
Venetian Canal View
Superhost
Apartment in Venezia
Canal View Residence
Superhost
Apartment in Venezia
CA'BOTTERI- one step from the Rialto Bridge
Superhost
Apartment in Venezia
Milonga apartment- Venezia centro

Your guide to Venice

All About Venice

An architectural marvel, the Italian city of Venice sits atop 118 islands in a lagoon that flows to the Adriatic Sea. With its iconic canals, gondolas, churches, palaces, and bridges, it’s also one of the world’s most well-known travel destinations. Most of the buildings in this unique city were constructed between the 13th and 18th centuries, and the overall look of the city has remained the same for over 500 years. It’s no surprise that Venice’s old town has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since the 1980s. The city has a myriad of laneways and bridges which you can explore by foot, and an abundance of museums, churches, galleries and shops — many in close proximity to Venice holiday rentals. Venice is known for its great seafood and pastries, with plenty of local favourites that serve up fresh produce.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Venice

Venice is a great city to visit at any time, and hosts a range of events throughout the year. The city is usually at its busiest in the summer months of June, July, and August, when most Italians are on their annual holiday. The temperatures can get very warm, but the long evenings are ideal for dining al fresco. September to November is an ideal time to visit as the weather is a little cooler and the city is considerably quieter after the summer period. During winter, Venice can get quite cold, and there is a greater chance of rain and flooding — so if you’re visiting then, be sure to pack your gumboots. Spring is another ideal time to visit, with moderate temperatures and fewer visitors.


Top things to do in Venice

Explore the city on foot

You can’t leave Venice without exploring its many churches and museums. There are close to 150 churches in the city, and a collection of museums including the Scuola Grande Di San Marco, Punta Della Dogana, Murano Glass Museum, Palazzo Grassi, and Palazzo Grimani. The city also has close to 500 bridges, and though many of them are private, you can still spend an entire day finding out why Venice is often called the “city of bridges.” The Rialto Bridge is the most famous and crosses over the Grand Canal.

Explore the city on water

Taking a ride down the Grand Canal in one of the city’s many gondolas is an unforgettable and very special Venetian experience. However, you don’t need to hire a gondola to explore Venice the way it should be done — on the water. You can kayak, borrow a private boat, or even take a trip in one of the city’s water buses.

Sample the seafood

As a port city, Venice is renowned for its mouth-watering seafood, and it’s a big part of the local diet. While you can find seafood on almost every menu in the city, you can also head to the Rialto Market to find some of the best fresh, local offerings such as cuttlefish, anchovies, and clam. Other popular Venetian dishes you may wish to try include risotto and bigoli pasta.

Destinations to explore

  1. Airbnb
  2. Italy
  3. Veneto
  4. Metropolitan City of Venice
  5. Venice