Venice is an unfathomable experience. This glorious city, built on an archipelago of more than 100 islands, traversed by 200 canals, spanned by 400 bridges, continues to rise above the waters of the lagoon and the flowing tide of visitors. With over 20 hotels, from the traditional favourites to smaller family-run discoveries, no one offers a wider choice than us. Our unique Kirker Guide Notes will lead you to some excellent restaurants off the beaten track.
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Located in the quieter Dorsoduro district, the Centurion Palace stands on the Grand Canal, a few steps from the Santa Maria della Salute and two contemporary art museums, the Guggenheim and the Punta della Dogana Gallery.
Unveiled in 1908, the Excelsior quickly became one of the most eminent hotels of Europe and to this day, maintains an air of sophistication. The property was renovated in 2018 and has some superb facilities, including its own extensive private beach, swimming pool, gastronomic restaurant and large terraces.
This former palazzo of the composer Antonio Vivaldi is now restored as a beautiful boutique hotel, right on the waterfront and just five minutes’ walk from St. Mark's Square.
Ideally located between St. Mark's Square and the Rialto Bridge, the Splendid’s contemporary design offers clients an alternative to the traditional Venetian decoration typically found in the city.
The Monaco & Grand Canal is one of Venice’s most famous hotels. The entrance leads into a stylish lobby from where a grand staircase takes you up to the beautifully restored 18th-century former Venetian theatre, complete with original frescoed ceilings.
Ideally located for clients arriving in Venice by car or by train, the Santa Chiara stands next to Piazzale Roma (the last point for road access to the city) and across the Grand Canal from Santa Lucia railway station via the striking Ponte della Costituzione.
The stylish, contemporary design of L’Orologio is dedicated to the art of fine watchmaking and offers quite a contrast to the traditional Venetian furnishings typically found in the city.
This 15th century landmark has recently completed a sympathetic restoration that has enabled the hotel to introduce the latest 21st century technology without compromising its traditional style.
Christmas brings a unique atmosphere to La Serenissima, returning Venice to a place of brooding mystery and beauty. It’s a time for the cognoscenti to enjoy the city’s undimmed charms in peace and solitude.
La Fenice in Venice is one of the world’s most historic opera houses. Inaugurated in 1792 the opera house has, like its namesake the phoenix, been destroyed by fire and rebuilt, both in 1836 and 1996.
An immersion in the art, music, cuisine and culture of Venice, our new two-week itinerary in conjunction with John Hall Venice is much more than an art tour, it is a unique opportunity to take a closer look at La Serenissima in the company of world-class experts.
The classic Italian trilogy combines the three great cities of Venice, Florence and Rome in one tailor-made holiday, which takes you through Renaissance, Classical and Baroque architecture, exceptional art galleries and magnificent religious buildings ranging from the Basilica of St Mark in Venice to Brunelleschi's Duomo in Florence and the vast dome of St Peter's in Rome.
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