HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO LIVE ON Lido di Venezia? HERE ARE THE HOUSE PRICES

The Lido of Venice is certainly a place to visit if you are in the lagoon. It is the strip of sand in front of Venice that also plays the role of defending the lagoon from storm surges.

The Lido of Venice is first of all the beach of the Venetians, the most populated and popular. A place for vacation and free time, where you can go to escape the confusion and the invasion of tourists.

Going to the Lido means taking a trip out of town, on foot or by bicycle to enjoy the landscape of the Adriatic Sea but also to admire the Art Nouveau villas and hotels.

But not only. The Lido is famous throughout the world for the Venice Film Festival, which is held every year at the beginning of September: all the greatest actors and VIPs in the world have stayed and visited here.

How to reach the Lido of Venice

The Lido of Venice can only be reached by sea with public transport lines. The vaporettos that move from Piazza Roma and the railway station are different, as are the vaporettos arriving from the Grand Canal in the Lido direction to the  Santa Maria Elisabetta stop.

You can also get to the Lido by carrying your own bicycle. Not all vaporetto lines have this service, it is advisable to inquire beforehand.

Arriving by bicycle at the Venice Lido is an excellent idea to be able to visit the beach and also the various Art Nouveau buildings, and spend a pleasant day.

What to do on Lido di Venezia

First of all, the Lido of Venice is a beach much loved by the inhabitants of the Lagoon.

A popular idea is to arrive by Vaporetto taking your bicycle with you. As soon as you land, you can visit the coast thus discovering the beauties of the coast.

• On one side you can walk along the streets of the Marconi seafront with the huge umbrella pines that provide shade.
• On the other side, the road that runs along the lagoon up to Malamocco where you can find the seafaring air of Venice.

There is Alberoni to visit, an area with sand dunes, a free beach and a WWF natural oasis, the dams of the port mouth up to the lighthouses, and then arriving by Vaporetto at Pellestrina.

A suggestion is to take the pedestrian road along the Murazzi, built in Istrian stone with a sea view, it offers visitors a unique view of the lagoon.

What to visit at the Lido of Venice

In addition to the free beaches and bicycle rides, the Lido of Venice is also the home of worldliness, especially during the Venice Film Festival.

Full of views and buildings reminiscent of the 1920s, especially Viale Santa Maria Elisabetta, which can be admired

• the Grand Hotel Lido Venice; 
• the Ausonia Hungaria del 1905;
• the Hotel Excelsior del 1907.

To visit also:

• the Church of San Niccolò; 
• the village of Malamocco;
• the Planetarium;
• the Jewish cemetery.

Living on Lido di Venezia: how much does it cost to buy a house?

12 kilometers long, the Lido belongs to the municipality of Venice and is half an hour from the city. Living in Lido costs €3,644/m² if you want to buy a house.

Rentals on Lido di Venezia: how much do they cost?

Renting a house on Lido di Venezia costs an average of €16.46/m².