Hotel Royal San Marco - Local Area
Venice Attractions and Activities
Few hotels in Venice can offer the extraordinary location of the Royal San Marco 4-star hotel, which is just adjacent to St. Mark's Square in the heart of the city’s historic center, near many Venice attractions. The hotel is on Calle dei Fabbri at the foot of the Ponte dei Dai that leads directly to Piazza San Marco (St. Mark’s Square). The famous square, with its historical landmarks, including Saint Mark’s Basilica and the Clock Tower, is filled with people from around the world exploring the sites or simply enjoying themselves at one of the many outdoor cafes. La Fenice Theater and the Telecom Future Center are both very close to the hotel and the famous Rialto Bridge is only a half mile away. The Casinò Municipale di Venezia (Venice Casino) is just a mile from the hotel. Lido di Venezia Beach is just two miles away and the Lido Islands are only three miles from the hotel.
Hotel Royal San Marco is three miles south of Venice’s Marco Polo International Airport and 16 miles south of TSF-Treviso Airport. The Sant Lucia Railway Station is a mile away and Piazzale Roma Bus Terminal is two miles from the hotel. Tronchetto (parking area) is three miles away. The hotel is three miles northeast of San Servolo Island Conference Center and two miles northwest of Vento di Venezia Shipyard Isola di Certosa. The Venice Biennale Exhibition Area is one mile east of the hotel and the Venice Port is two miles east. Porto Marghera Industrial Area is 12 miles west.
Luxe Top Things to do in Venice
Saint Mark's Square
The unmistakable façade of the Basilica, the Campanile and the symbolic winged lion come together in one of the world's most celebrated squares to create a unique backdrop for an unforgettable Venetian experience.
San Marco Basilica
Dating back to the 11th century, the Basilica which now stands is a tribute to Byzantine architecture, brimming with artwork and golden mosaics.
Doge's Palace
Strategically situated between the Venetian lagoon and St. Mark's Square, the ducal palace, which served as the noble residence as well as housing the offices of the elite governing class, is now a museum where paintings by such Masters as Tintoretto and Veronese may be admired.
Rialto Bridge
An amazing architectural icon, Rialto Bridge, spanning the Grand Canal, is the oldest in Venice. It is filled with shops.
La Fenice Theater
One of the world's most famous Opera Houses, La Fenice has a tumultuous past, and was re-opened in 2003 after being destroyed by fire.
Correr Museum
Venice's Civic Museum holds art, documents and artifacts that testify to the city's glorious past. Contemporary art exhibits are also held periodically.
Fortuny Palace
A 15th century Gothic style building in the San Marco district houses a museum dedicated to the works of the master textile designer Mariano Fortuny and his experiments with painting, light, photography and clothing.
Venice Casino
Built in 1863, the Casino is the oldest in the world and still operating, continuing to attract international visitors just like centuries ago.
Lido di Venezia
Known for its long stretch of sandy beach, famous for its international film festival and other prestigious events, the Lido is just a 10 minute boat ride from San Marco and offers a different, unique taste of Venice.
Arsenale
Venice's antique shipyards were its key to power and glory in the historic days of the Republic, beginning in the 12th century. Today, Arsenal hosts special events, including some exhibits of the Biennale.
