Vacation Rentals in Venetia

Fascinating landscapes with ski resorts and beaches, cultural towns and idyllic communities in the Po Valley offer you an excellent environment for a varied holiday. Travelers who would like to live on the banks of the Adriatic Sea will find dreamlike domiciles in Venice, Chioggia or Bibione. Only a few meters from the beach you can spend your stay between lagoons and canals. Alternatively, the municipalities of Malcesine, Lazise or Bardolino on Lake Garda invite you to an unforgettable holiday. For culture travelers, numerous hosts offer a modern apartment or an attractive holiday apartment in the metropolises of Veneto. Places of interest, restaurants and promenades await you in Vicenza, Montebelluna or Verona.

Beautiful gardens, swimming pools and demarcated plots provide sufficient space and privacy for groups of tourists in the rural areas of Veneto, on the outskirts and on the picturesque beaches. Depending on your preference, you will find magnificent, multi-storey houses, farmhouses, fincas or luxurious villas. In the Three Peaks Nature Park you can rent romantic chalets, which are an ideal starting point for ski excursions and hikes. On the west coast, for example, you live in a bungalow in Eraclea Mare or a vacation rental in Porto Tolle.

In Veneto, a paradise of precious architecture, historical sights, multifaceted museums and galleries opens up for cultural travellers. Starting in Venice, visitors can take a gondola on the Canal Grande, visit the Bridge of Sighs or the Markusturm. Other highlights of the lagoon city are the Doge's Palace and the Accademia Gallery. In Verona you can follow in the footsteps of Romeo and Juliet and encounter fascinating palaces such as the Castelvecchio Castle, the Torre dei Lamberti or the Basilica of San Zeno Maggiore. Vicenza, on the other hand, captivates with influences from the Renaissance. Here you can stroll past magnificent buildings such as Villa La Rotonda, Palazzo Chiericati or the Basilica Palladiana. Treviso and Padua are also culturally valuable.

For decades, "Bella Italia" has been the epitome of a relaxing holiday on the Italian coasts. The kilometre-long sandy beaches of the Adriatic invite holidaymakers to extended bathing days. Especially families appreciate the shallow water on the Venetian seashore. The beaches are also bustling with activity, with restaurants, sun loungers and plenty of shade. The seaside resorts of Bibione, Chioggia, Grado, Jesolo, Venice and Cervia are highly recommended.

The foothills of the Dolomites offer wonderful conditions for winter sports. There are 32 ski resorts in Veneto with a total length of 708 kilometres. More than 250 lifts carry holiday guests up to 3,265 metres above sea level. The range of winter sports includes downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, tobogganing and winter hiking. Among the excellent ski hotspots are Cortina d'Ampezzo, Arabba, Alpe del Nevegal andPasso San Pellegrino.

In the heart of Venice is the world-famous Piazza San Marco, 175 metres long and 82 metres wide. Napoleon already called Piazza San Marco the "most beautiful ballroom in Europe". Created in the 9th century, today it shows magnificent buildings. These are the Doge's Palace, the Clock Tower, the Prokuratien, the Markusturm, the Loggetta and the Biblioteca Marciana.

As the third largest building of its kind, the Arena of Verona is a very well preserved amphitheatre, built for the wedding of the Romans in the year 30 AD. The impressive facility offers space for 22,000 spectators on its 45 tiers.

Castelnuovo del Garda is home to the Gardaland theme park, one of Italy's largest amusement parks with 2.85 million visitors a year. On an area of 33 hectares, you can immerse yourself in the four themes of adrenaline, adventure, fantasy and show. Fast-paced water rides, merry-go-rounds, circus performances and light shows are an exciting adventure for young and old.

On average, what was the cost for vacation rentals in Venetia last year?

Last year, rentals in Venetia had an annual average cost of around $190 per night.

During which months are vacation rentals cheaper in Venetia?

]If you want to get the most out of your money, the cheapest months to visit Venetia are September ($169 the average per night for accommodation), May ($175), and October ($177).

When are vacation rentals more expensive in Venetia?

Last year, the month that had the highest annual average in Venetia was January, with an average price of $214 per night. This was followed by August, with an average of $204, and then July, with $204.

Is Venetia a good location for a last-minute getaway?

If you decide to put Venetia on your bucket list, we recommend organizing your visit well in advance because it is usually very high in demand, with an annual average of 62% of rentals booked the previous year.

What time of the year can I find more available vacation rentals?

The months when it's the easiest to find free accommodation in Venetia are May (the average amount of properties that are free reached 60% of the total last year), April (60%), and June (51%).

When are there fewer vacation rental options available in Venetia?

According to data from last year, the months when it is most difficult to find accommodation in Venetia are, in order, August (with 16% of available rentals), December (27%), and January (29%).

How many rentals are there in Venetia?

In Venetia we have an extensive catalog of approximately 20,000 properties, with options to suit everyone, thanks to our 80 local and international providers.