La Casa a Venezia
Ea casa de mì 2:
welcomes you to the heart of Dorsoduro, just steps from Campo Santa Margherita and Campo San Barnaba: the perfect base for discovering Venice on foot, surrounded by art, artisan shops and bacari.
The apartment covers 55 m² on the ground floor of a 17th-century building and has a private entrance. Fully renovated in 2022–2023, it retains its original exposed beams and three-metre-high ceilings, giving the rooms character and a sense of space.
Sleeps up to 4 guests and includes a bedroom with a 160 × 200 cm double bed, a living room with a double sofa bed of the same size, a fully equipped kitchen and a windowed bathroom with a shower, bidet and WC.
Air conditioning in every room, Wi-Fi, a washing machine and dryer make longer stays comfortable too.
We are located at Rio Terà de la Scoazzera 2890A. The Ca’ Rezzonico vaporetto stop is about a five-minute walk away; the apartment is also within walking distance of Piazzale Roma and Venezia Santa Lucia railway station.
Identification details:
CIN: IT027042C2GHE6RU4T
CIR: 027042-LOC-11993
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Apartment Amenities
- Books in several languages for adults and children
- Board games
- Air conditioning in every room
- USB wall outlets
- 2 4K UHD Smart TVs with ad-free Netflix included
- 2.4 GHz / 5 GHz Wi-Fi included
- Heating and hot water
- Induction cooktop
- Microwave
- Fridge with freezer
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Washer and dryer
- Hairdryer
- Shampoo
- Shower gel
- Soap
- Bath towels
- Toilet paper
- Bed linen
- Drying rack
- Iron and ironing board
- Safe
- First aid kit
- 2 smoke and CO detectors
- Fire extinguisher
- Motorised security entrance door with combination lock
- Outdoor security camera
Rules
- Pets are not allowed.
- Smoking is not permitted indoors.
- Parties or gatherings are not allowed
- Only registered guests are allowed to stay.
- Please take care of the home and its furnishings.
Amenities & distances
Where to eat nearby
Nearby you’ll find bakeries, cafés, restaurants, pizzerias, artisan gelaterias and pastry shops, as well as traditional Venetian bacari, wine bars and a jazz club.
Nearby amenities
Nearby, you’ll find a supermarket, pharmacies, a laundromat and hair salons, as well as clothing stores, Venetian mask shops, bookstores and record stores.
Transport and Connections
- Vaporetto: Ca’ Rezzonico stop, about a 5-minute walk.
- Bus/Car: Piazzale Roma, about an 11-minute walk.
- Train: Venezia Santa Lucia railway station, about a 16-minute walk.
- People Mover: at Piazzale Roma, about a 12-minute walk
Approximate walking times
- Piazzale Roma, about 11 minutes.
- Campo San Barnaba, about 3 minutes.
- Accademia Bridge, about 10 minutes.
- Piazza San Marco, 24 minutes.
- Rialto Bridge, about 21 minutes.
- Teatro La Fenice, about 19 minutes.
- Peggy Guggenheim Collection, about 14 minutes.
- Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute, about 17 minutes.
Experience Dorsoduro
Less than a minute’s walk from Ea casa de mì 2, Campo Santa Margherita is one of Dorsoduro’s liveliest spots. With its cafés, bacari and restaurants, the square is at the heart of neighbourhood life from morning through aperitivo and into the evening.
A short walk takes you to Campo San Barnaba and the Ponte dei Pugni, associated with the historic rivalries between the Nicolotti and Castellani. From here, you can continue to the Gallerie dell’Accademia and Piazza San Marco.
Nearby are also the Tramontin and San Trovaso squero boatyards, part of Venice’s artisan tradition of building and maintaining gondolas. Toward the Zattere, the walk continues along the Giudecca Canal.
Ea casa de mì 2 is the perfect base for exploring the city and, when you return, enjoying the comfort of a home all to yourself.
Dorsoduro: History and Origins
A district between land and water
Dorsoduro occupies the southern part of Venice. Its area includes several island clusters around San Nicolò dei Mendicoli, Angelo Raffaele, San Trovaso, San Basilio and Sant’Agnese.
The origin of the name
Traditionally, the name Dorsoduro is linked to the shape of the land: a higher, firmer ridge compared with the surrounding marshland, making it a suitable place for homes and workshops.
The historical account also mentions other theories: that the name derives from the Dosduri family, who are said to have come from Padua, or that it refers to a fortified tower. These explanations were passed down by different authors and should be distinguished from a definitively established origin.
The development of the neighborhood
Like other parts of Venice, Dorsoduro developed as several residential settlements gradually grew and joined together. The historical accounts mentioned in the text link this development to the stories of Venetian families and the settlement of men in the service of the Doge.
These memories tell the story of a neighborhood shaped over time by the ongoing relationship between land, water and city life.
Memories of Dr. Zandinella, Archaeologist.
Location
Getting here
The apartment is located at 2890A Rio Terà de la Scoazzera, in the Dorsoduro district.
From the Ca’ Rezzonico vaporetto stop, head to Campo San Barnaba. Turn right and walk about 20 metres along Fondamenta Gherardini, then cross Ponte dei Pugni, on your right.
Continue along Rio Terà Canal until you reach Campo Santa Margherita. Turn left here and follow the edge of the square, keeping the buildings on your left and the open space on your right.
After about 130 metres, turn left onto Rio Terà de la Scoazzera. You’ll find the entrance at number 2890A: it’s the third door from the end on the right.
Contact Us
info2@eacasademi.it
Have questions about the apartment or your stay? Write to us—we’ll be happy to help.
The Venice Nearby
