Where Birds Fly

Where Birds Fly: Veneto

In a city with so many incredible accommodation options, you'll know that you made the right choice from the moment you lay your eyes on the jaw-dropping 360-degree views from the rooftop. With Marco Polo Airport and the Dolomites to the North and every tower and rooftop in Venice immediately surrounding you – it's even better than the photos. We'd encourage at least one early morning wake-up call to take in the changing colours as the sun rises, while a sunset Prosecco goes down a treat at the end of a long day of exploring. Once you've disembarked the water taxi and climbed the stairs to the front door, you'll be greeted by a seamless mix of original features and contemporary design. The interior offers an irresistible blend of exposed beams, ornate antique furniture and intricate wood mosaic flooring alongside a Scandinavian-inspired kitchen and modern artwork. The standout feature is, of course, the two outdoor terraces and accompanying views. There's ample outdoor seating so that you can pick a different spot for each meal. Then, having viewed the city from above, it's time to step out on the streets. You're conveniently close to some of Venice's headline highlights – St. Mark's Basilica and adjoining piazza are just a three-minute walk. At the same time, you're only 275m from Rialto Bridge, plus there's a supermarket and plenty of great restaurants and shops right on your doorstep.


Home truths:
*You can't access the home by car, but there's a paid multistorey car park nearby
*The home is located on the top three floors of a six-storey building and does not have lift access, so be prepared to climb some stairs
*The stairs are narrow, which might be an issue for people with large suitcases
*While there is a washing machine, there is no dryer
* Child-friendly amenities such as a cot, highchair, tableware, books and toys are available upon request
* Stream 4k content and jump on multiple video calls at the same time thanks to the 327Mbps high-speed internet