Ramaggio


From €10000 per week

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VENICE

Venice is one of the most sought-after cities in the world for its unique architecture layout with canals instead of streets, historic buildings, and stunning sunsets, creating an unparalleled picturesque and romantic atmosphere. Venice’s history as a major trade hub has led to a fusion of different cultures. This blend is evident in its architecture, cuisine, and cultural practices. The city’s ability to preserve its rich heritage while embracing diverse influences makes it a unique and fascinating destination. Venice is a cultural hub, famous for its art and festivals. The Venice Biennale is one of the most prestigious cultural festivals in the world, showcasing contemporary art, architecture, cinema, dance, music, and theater. The Venice Film Festival, held on the Lido, is another major event that attracts global attention and celebrities. And here, in Lido, is where Ramaggio is nestled, just four ferry stops from St. Mark’s Basilica.
3 BEDROOMS/3BATHROOMS
First floor:
Master queen bedroom with ensuite bathroom with tub and separate shower stall – direct access to the terrace and balcony
Queen bedroom with ensuite bathroom with shower stall – direct access to the terrace and balcony
Ground floor:
Queen bedroom with ensuite bathroom with shower stall

All bedrooms are equipped with air conditioning, and all bathrooms are stocked with hair dryers and toiletries.

LIVING SPACES
This stunning Liberty-style villa was revamped by a distinguished architectural firm that embraced local artisanal methods and materials whenever feasible. The original curved corners were retained, along with the distinctive ceiling friezes, reminiscent of fork-crimped pie crusts. The floors and walls are adorned with marble-dust plaster, giving a radiant finish. A vibrant color scheme of sea blue, apricot, and butter-cream yellows was selected to bring joy to the home, reflecting the easygoing lifestyle of the Lido, and creating a light and welcoming ambiance.
Mezzanine floor:
An expansive, elegant L-shaped living room furnished with soft cream-colored sofas, and a dining area with a large table comfortably seating ten people. There is also a guest bathroom.
Ground level:
A soft-sage green, fully equipped kitchen is available for guests or a hired chef to prepare meals, which can be served on the mezzanine floor. Additionally, a well-organized laundry room is at your disposal during the vacation, providing a much-appreciated convenience.

OUTDOOR FEATURES
The villa’s front garden is a charming oasis, paved with white pebbles that frame meticulously organized flower beds filled with vibrant roses and hibiscus, adding a touch of elegance and color to the atmosphere. At the heart of the garden, a central fountain brings a romantic and serene ambiance, perfect for unwinding. The garden also boasts several inviting areas designed for alfresco dining, cozy reading nooks, and relaxing spots where you can fully enjoy the outdoors.

AMENITIES
Central A/C and heating system, unlimited Wi-Fi; Italian coffee maker, dishwasher; washer and dryer, hairdryers, NO TV, private parking area, electric gate.

SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS
This villa is perfect for discerning travelers who value style, comfort, and a whimsical atmosphere. Venice is often seen as a city for a brief visit, but with Ramaggio, you can now spend your summer there like a local. Imagine leisurely mornings and vibrant evenings in a city renowned for its beauty and culture, combined with the convenience of a beach establishment just a 2-minute walk away. Who would have thought Venice could also be the perfect spot for a beach vacation?
Nearest Airport: Venice Marco Polo Airport 40 min (by car and water taxi)
Nearest point of interest: Piazza San Marco 20-min by vaporetto
Nearest beach: 150 meter
Driving time estimated by Google Maps

Venice – a city of myth and magic, a city of indolence and pleasure, a world half-real and half-dream. Wander through this unique city, which is not just a matter of water and canals. Venice’s enchantment is due to the way it receives the sun, mirrors the moonlight on its canals, shimmers in the lagoon while the warm scirocco wind blows through its streets, and to the way its monuments and buildings reflect light and shadow, and color. Venice seduces millions of visitors from all over the world with her picturesque carnival, colorful pageants, musical festivals, theaters, and gambling houses.

Get ready to explore this magnificent city – you need a good pair of walking shoes – to get lost in the intricate labyrinth of narrow streets and secretive alleys, crossing numerous small bridges.

WHERE TO EAT
Here are some recommended restaurants which offer alfresco dining:

Ristorante Terrazza Danieli – legendary establishment visited by heads of states, politicians and movie stars. Make a reservation for a memorable dining experience at the roof top Terrazza Restaurant which offers a 180° panorama of the Venetian laguna.
Riva degli Schiavoni, 4196 – +39 041 522 6480

Canova del Baglioni Hotel Luna – fine dining in an elegant atmosphere; traditional Venetian recipes with a modern interpretation
San Marco, 1243 – Calle dell’Ascensione – +39 041 528 9840

Gio’s di The St. Regis Venice – enjoy an aperitivo or a fine meal at the spectacular terrace overlooking the Canal Grande.
San Marco, 2159 – +39 041 240 0001

La Caravella – one of the most exclusive restaurants in Venice offering a menu combination of typical dishes with more inventive and innovative cuisine, using fresh seasonal ingredients. The quiet and relaxing courtyard is a nice oasis from the crowded streets of Venice.
via XXII Marzo, 2397 – +39 041 520 8901

Ai Mercanti – modern cozy atmosphere and seasonal creative menu with affordable prices and a wine list focused mainly on small Italian producers.
San Marco, 4346/A – Calle dei Fusieri (closed Sun and Mon) – +39 041 523 8269

Al Giardinetto da Severino – excellent location, charming inner court, featuring traditional Venetian dishes. The restaurant has been listed among the “Historical establishments of the Veneto region”.
Castello, 4928 (closed Thu) – +39 041 528 5332

Trattoria Da Ignazio – relaxing atmosphere and informal dining offering typical local dishes.
San Polo, Calle Saoneri, 2749 – +39 041 523 4852

Osteria Anice Stellato – rustic atmosphere and a quiet location, excellent quality fish menu
Cannaregio, 3272 (closed Sun and Mon) – +39 041 720 744

And lastly, Glam – a restaurant signed by Enrico Bartolini, the most “starred” chef in Italy. About thirty seats, in a space that is a jewel of mirrors and golden finishes in winter and an unforgettable garden with magnolia trees and a view in summer. The first Michelin star arrived a year after the opening, the second was the real Venetian revelation of the 2020 Michelin edition.
Santa Croce 1961 | Palazzo Venart, +39 041 523 5676

WHAT TO BUY
Venice is the one of the many Italian meccas for shopaholics, we will list just few of the most local stores where to buy original Venetians art crafts.

The forcola is a functional object, made to measure for those who use it and takes on particular shapes based on the type of boat on which it is mounted. Given its very particular aesthetic qualities, the forcola is recognized as a true work of art, an elegant sculpture. You can buy forcolas in full size or on a reduced scale to be placed as valuable pieces of furniture in your home or office, and to give as gifts for important occasions. At Il Forcolaio Matto Piero Dri, the artist-owner, will be happy to assist you in his workshop.
Ramo dell’Oca – Calle del Cristo, Canneregio 4231 – near the church of Santa Sofia. +39 041 877 8823

Some shops, especially the ones in the areas frequented by tourists, offer “Murano glass” produced in China or Taiwan If you want to be sure that you are buying a real Murano glass, visit Cenedese, reputedly the best store for Murano glass in Venice.
Piazza San Marco 40/41. +39 041 522 5487

While in Venice you may want to grab one of the Venetian masks to bring back as an original souvenir. Visit the Tragicomica shop near Rialto Bridge, at San Polo, Calle dei Nomboli 2800. And if you have enough time, you can even learn how to make the wonderful Venetian masks yourself!
San Polo, Calle dei Nomboli 2800. +39 041 721102

Precious fabrics, for home and beyond, are offered by Rubelli, founded in Venice in 1858.
Ca Pisani Rubelli, S. Marco, 3393 – 39 041 523 6110

For authentic Venetian products, visit the shop of Emilio Ceccato, specialized in gondolier’s outfits.
Sestiere S. Polo 16/17. +39.041.3198826.

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Air Conditioning

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Maid Service

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Terrace / Alfresco Dining

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Walk To Village

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Waterfront

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Wifi

Extra Optional Services

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Airport Transfer

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Guided Tours

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Private Chef

Pricing and Availability

Standard rates Daily Weekly
€3,300.00 €21,000.00
From – 01 Jul 2024 – 27 Aug 2024 €3,300.00 €21,000.00
Film Festival week 2024 28 Aug 2024 – 07 Sep 2024 N/A €50,000.00
From – 08 Sep 2024 – 30 Sep 2024 €2,600.00 €15,000.00
From – 01 Oct 2024 – 31 Mar 2025 €1,800.00 €10,000.00
From – 01 Apr 2025 – 30 Jun 2025 €2,600.00 €15,000.00
From – 01 Jul 2025 – 26 Aug 2025 €3,300.00 €21,000.00
Film Festival week 2025 TO BE CONFIRMED 27 Aug 2025 – 06 Sep 2025

07 Sep 2025 – 30 Sep 2025 €2,600.00 €15,000.00
From – 01 Oct 2025 – 31 Dec 2025 €1,800.00 €10,000.00

The benefits of the Luxury Collection

Pricing Notes

INCLUDED WITH RENT
All utilities, including AC, final cleaning
Mid-week housekeeping service
Unlimited Wi-Fi internet access
Full gardening service

NOT INCLUDED WITH RENT
Extra housekeeping service
Cook service – No third-party suppliers allowed: the services will be provided by the villa management and in-house staff
Cost of food and beverage

NOTES
Damage liability: €4,500
Check-in between 4 pm and 8 pm – Check-out by 10 am
The Italian government might require the payment of a Visitor’s Tax (approximately €1.50 – €6.00 per person, per day, depending on the location) and may be applied for the first seven days in the destination. This tax is payable locally, in Euro cash.
All extra services must be paid in cash locally, prior to departure

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            [post_content] => Rome is a timeless city where layers of history, art, and daily life unfold at every step. Its UNESCO-listed Historic Centre gathers iconic landmarks within an elegant, walkable setting—from the Colosseum and Roman Forum to the Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, and the Pantheon. Between these masterpieces, a rhythm of cobbled streets, artisan boutiques, and trattorias invites unhurried discovery. Days begin with soft light over ancient stone and end with candlelit dinners, blending grandeur with an intimate Mediterranean atmosphere.
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OUTDOOR FEATURES

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