Campsites in Venice: sights

Italy’s most romantic city has a unique atmosphere that you simply have to discover from your campsite. With its dozens of canals, beautiful buildings and narrow streets, Venice is not somewhere you will tire of easily. There is lots to enjoy:

• Basilica San Marco
  An impressive building in Venice is the cathedral of San Marco. This charming building dates back to 1050 and is a real feast for the eyes. Inside the cathedral you can visit the famous altar retable of Pala d’Oro, which is clad in gemstones.
• Doge’s Palace
  Doge’s Palace, located in San Marco Square, was once home to the Doge, head of the Republic of Venice. It has since been established as a great museum. The foundations of this charming building date back to the 9th century.
• Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute
  This baroque dome church, completed in 1687, is pure elegance. The Basilica extends along the Canal Grande at the exact spot at which this canal, the most important canal in Venice, feeds into the sea. The building offers a great view of the city!

Combine your Venetian experiences with relaxation on your campsite. Lido is a beach just outside Venice that is perfect for enjoying the delightful Italian weather without all the hustle and bustle of the city, the romantic’s paradise.

Luxury camping in Venice

If you’re looking for a holiday with all of your home comforts, then Venice offers a number of opportunities to indulge in the new luxury camping, or Glamping. A number of campsites around Venice have our great SunLodges available for hire.

You can also choose to stay in your own tent or caravan, or hire one of our great chalets, bungalow tents or mobile homes. Venice has the perfect accommodation for every camper. Children will also enjoy a great holiday on a campsite. Venice boasts a number of campsites with a swimming pool, play area and entertainment programme.