Venice is an ancient city encompassing 117 islands, interconnected via 150 canals and 400 bridges. Its charm and beauty are impossible to exaggerate.
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Venice is a city that can be enjoyed at all times of the year. The months from Easter to October are the main tourist season when hotels can be difficult to come by at short notice. The other two really popular spells are during the Carnival in February (the 10 days up to Shrove Tuesday) and the weeks on each side of Christmas.
Summer (mid July to the end of August) is worth avoiding. Apart from the hordes of tourists, the air can be humid and unpleasant. Italians holiday in August, so many shops and restaurants close during this time.
If you’re planning to visit Venice between October and late February, take your wellies just in case! This is the season of floods – known locally as acqua alta, and occasional downpours can be heavy. The low-lying Piazza San Marco is especially vulnerable.
Clear blue skies and balmy weather make spring and autumn the best times to go.
Aman Venice is a lovingly restored palazzo on the Grand Canal. Built in 1550, this stunning property has been restored and renovated it to the...
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