Cannaregio
	The Cannaregio district is the city's most northern section. Here you'll find alleyways filled with shops and artists' studios.  Continue >
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	Name   Location   Sleeps   Amenities   Rating   Price   Add to Favorites Miracoli 11090 Cannaregio , Italy 5 -6 $2,450 $2,696 Splendore 11088 Cannaregio , Italy 9 $4,882 $5,370 Titian 13746 Cannaregio , Italy 4 -6 $1,775 $1,953 Sensa 13536 Cannaregio , Italy 4 $1,846 $2,223 Cannaregio 13538 Cannaregio , Italy 5 $2,366 $2,766 1 Page
	Cannaregio is historically known as the ghetto, or foundry, as the word is translated from Italian. Originally it was the Jewish section of town, and eventually it became a Jewish ghetto. Today it still maintains its tradition of Jewish roots with a bakery, kosher butcher, library, and a small museum. While staying in one of our Venice rentals, in Cannaregio, other interesting sights include Madonna dell' Orto Church, Gesuiti Church, and Ca d' Oro. Madonna dell' Orto is known for its Tintoretto paintings as well as a statue of The Virgin Mary, which is said to have miraculous powers. Gesuiti, as it is referred to in Venice, is the first monastery of the Jesuits established in this region. Its facade is covered in green and white limestone. Ca' d' Oro, or Pallazzo Labia, faces the Grand Canale and is known for its spectacular façade which is adorned with gold leaf, vermillion, and ultramarine. Within you can find paintings and carvings by greats such as Titian, Bellini, and Lombardo..