Who does not know Venice? Of course, everyone in the world knows of it, and for good reason it is considered the most beautiful and famous city in the world, and as the city of lovers.

Indeed, there are many versions of “Venice” in the world: there is the “Venice of the North”, and that of the South, and so on, and then there are copies of Venice in Las Vegas, or in Macao in China; but fortunately there is only one real Venice, and that is ours!

It is true that everyone has at least heard of Venice, but it is equally true that only a few have had the good fortune to enjoy to the full her infinite beauty and splendour.

Venice is a magic city: unique, extraordinary, charming and captivating. It is a city built to a human scale, where time passes slowly and stress and urgency disappear. In a word, it is a city where art and nature combine in perfect harmony, engaging the attention of even the most casual visitor, who cannot fail to be charmed by the world’s greatest and most wonderful natural art museum.

Also, in Venice no-one can feel like a stranger, the visitor has an immediate sensation of being at home, in his own world. He realizes, almost unconsciously, that the world around him is his, because the city does not just belong to the Venetians, or even to the Italians, but to the whole of humanity!

We should remind ourselves of the name given by the Venetians at the time of the Republic to anyone who came to their city from other countries or continents for the purposes of work, study or pleasure: a name which still persists today. For these people were not called “stranieri” (foreigners) but simply “forestieri”: that is to say, people from outside our town to be treated as friends and important guests.

Venice has an extraordinary power of transformation: to bring light where there was darkness, to make the distant come closer, to soften the rigid, and to simplify the difficult. Here, everything seems easier; it just needs a breath of wind, the beat of a wing, a rush of water, and as if by magic our problems are solved, especially problems of the heart!

Let us imagine for a moment that we are here, even if only in our imagination, here in Venice, in the only city in the world without cars or noise or smog. Imagine that we can just lose ourselves amongst its narrow streets and squares and let ourselves be carried along by the sun, wind and water, or by the stream of people from all over the world who come to visit Venice every day. It is a unique experience, incomparable and priceless, an experience one should have at least once in a lifetime. And why have it only once?
Indeed, it is an experience of not losing, but of rediscovering yourself, of regaining that precious harmony with your own being, with others, and with the environment which surrounds you, and of finding it in the magic of this unique city.

And so, why not allow yourself to spend at least one week a year in the magic city which is Venice?

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VENICE is easy to reach by any means of transport: car, bus, train, ship or plane.

IN VENICE, you can enjoy an unforgettable day travelling on the public transport boat system to visit some of the best-known islands in the lagoon, such as MURANO (famous for its beautiful glass), BURANO (known for its lace), LE VIGNOLE (with its typical fish restaurants) or TORCELLO (famous for its churches and monuments).

IN VENICE, you can spend an enjoyable day by the sea, relaxing on the lovely beach at the Venice Lido (famous for the world’s oldest FILM FESTIVAL, which takes place every year at the beginning of September).

From Venice, you can also travel by public transport to visit the amazing town of CORTINA, or climb more than 3,000 metres above sea level into the wonderful DOLOMITES, judged to be amongst the world’s most beautiful mountains and recently classed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

From VENICE, still travelling by public transport, you can visit the lovely city of VERONA, beloved by SHAKESPEARE and the famous setting for ROMEO AND JULIET (every year one million people stand below the balcony of their house).

From VENICE, once again by means of public transport, you can go to the beautiful city of PADUA, and visit the famous Basilica of SAINT ANTHONY.

At the moment, thanks to the economic crisis, prices are generally low, but with the possibility of a recovery on the horizon, it is certain that prices will gradually begin to rise again.

For this reason, buying a time-share in Venice not only gives you the opportunity to spend a week each year in one of the world’s most beautiful cities, but also provides you with an investment which is sure to appreciate significantly in value over time.

Prices for apartments in Mestre-Venice are considerably lower than those in the historic centre of Venice, and therefore the investment required is notably less.

Mestre-Venice is undergoing a significant transformation in terms of both quantity and quality of construction, especially since work began on a new underground system which, in two years’ time, will be able to carry passengers from Mestre to the historic centre of Venice in just ten minutes, with regular departures like any other underground system.

This prospect, together with the fact that prices in the old centre of Venice are becoming increasingly unaffordable, underlines the fact that purchasing a timeshare in Mestre is definitely a good investment.

BECAUSE by law our company cannot sell more than 30 weeks out of 52, and because therefore in the future we will become fellow tenants, and by ensuring that our common property does not become degraded we will also be acting in your interests.

BECAUSE we can promise you that if in the fourth year you wish to sell your property, we will guarantee to buy out your share repaying you the purchase price minus only the rent for the periods already used.

BECAUSE the service charges will be clearly stated at the time of purchase but will not, in any case, amount to more than 250- 300 Euros.