Featured Hotels Near Galleria Massimodeluca

Palazzo Nani Mocenigo stands out with rotating exhibitions by contemporary Venetian artists, directly linked to Galleria Massimodeluca. Guests enjoy complimentary access to opening events and receive a limited-edition art catalog. The hotel also offers private gallery tours led by curators, providing deep insight into modern visual narratives

Hotel Gritti Palace features exclusive canal-view suites with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Grand Canal, where gondolas glide beneath ancient bridges at sunrise. The property includes a private dock and complimentary water taxi transfers to Galleria Massimodeluca, making it ideal for guests seeking both luxury and seamless access

Hotel Il Rosso is designed for families, blending Venetian mosaic motifs into its rooms and offering a dedicated children’s art studio. Just a 400-meter walk from Galleria Massimodeluca, it hosts weekly parent-child workshops led by local artists using glass and clay to create miniature installations—a unique way to engage young minds with contemporary art

Casa dei Cappuccini is a hidden gem within a Renaissance-era villa, offering an immersive local experience. Located just 250 meters from Galleria Massimodeluca, guests enjoy breakfast prepared by a local chef and daily afternoon community coffee conversations, fostering genuine connections with residents and a deeper understanding of Venice’s cultural rhythm

B&B Ca' Loredan is only a 5-minute walk from Galleria Massimodeluca, nestled in a 16th-century palazzo. Its courtyard garden and private art gallery space provide a tranquil retreat, while free guided maps and curated art-themed breakfasts enhance the cultural immersion for every guest

Shangri-La Venice offers panoramic views of the Grand Canal from its luxury river-facing rooms, paired with a world-class spa sanctuary inspired by traditional Venetian wellness rituals. The hotel’s concierge arranges private access to Galleria Massimodeluca events, ensuring a seamless blend of relaxation and artistic discovery