We are two Venetians who want you to discover how special Venice is when experienced through the eyes of those who live there. The apartment, very bright and located on the 2nd floor, is just a 7min walk from Piazzale Roma, 10min from the main train station, in an area that is still not very touristy where you can experience real Venetian life. We prioritize the traditional concept of hospitality, so we do not use key lockboxes, and check-in is done in person to always give you a warm welcome. The space Welcome to Ca’ Forcola – Your Venetian Home Away From Home! Ca’ Forcola is a bright and inviting apartment on the second floor of a traditional three-story building, featuring a charming balcony with a classic Venetian view. Tucked away in a quiet neighborhood, far from the busy tourist paths, it’s the perfect retreat for travelers seeking both authenticity and relaxation. Whether you’re staying for a few days or a few weeks, it’s also ideal for remote work. Inside, you’ll find: - A cozy entrance and living area - A spacious master bedroom with a comfortable double bed - A second bedroom with sofa bed, perfect for friends or family or working space - A fully equipped kitchen with dining space and access to the balcony - A bright bathroom with a window and roomy shower The kitchen has everything you need, including an oven, washing machine, and washer-dryer—perfect for longer stays. To make your time even more comfortable, the apartment offers air conditioning and free Wi-Fi, so you’ll always feel at home and connected. For families, a baby cot and child seat are available upon request. Come and enjoy the slower rhythm of Venetian life, sip coffee on the balcony, and experience the city like a true local. Guest access Ca' Forcola is a private apartment at your total disposal. Other things to note Ca’ Forcola is just two bridges away from Piazzale Roma and Venice’s Central Station, so you won’t need to take any water transport to reach us. For public water transport (vaporetti), the nearest stops are within a 5–10 minute walk: Piazzale Roma, Ca’ Rezzonico, San Basilio (Zattere), and Santa Marta. From these stops, you can easily reach all the main destinations—from the classic ones like Rialto, St. Mark’s Square, Accademia, and Biennale/Giardini, to the more remote but fascinating ones such as Murano (glass), Burano (lace), Torcello (Church of Santa Fosca), and the Lido (beaches and the Film Festival). Just downstairs there is a small grocery shop (the typical Venetian “biavarol”) where you can buy essentials like eggs, butter, bread, biscuits, cheese, and fresh cold cuts. Less than a two-minute walk from the apartment you’ll also find a Prix supermarket, and two other supermarkets are located about 5–10 minutes away. In the neighborhood you can also buy fresh fruit, vegetables, and meat. Registration Details IT027042C24JKL9TG7