The San Zulian Hotel is located a three-minute walk from the most romantic square of them all, Piazza San Marco. Characterized by its high bell tower, basilica, and refined cafes, it resembles a cozy living room in Istrian stone, enchanting at the first light of dawn. From Piazza San Marco, a short walk leads to the majestic Palazzo Ducale, the original seat of the Doge, with the suggestive Bridge of Sighs, which once connected it to the Prisons.

The San Marco Basin opens onto the Riva degli Schiavoni, where the famous Island of San Giorgio Maggiore stands out in the foreground. Moving to the right, one comes across the profiles of the Basilica della Salute, much loved by Venetians, who have dedicated the homonymous festival to it in November. On the left, the gaze reaches the shore that passes the entrance to the Arsenale shipyards up to the Gardens, where the prestigious Art Biennale takes place. The last wonder to be observed from here is the island of Lido di Venezia, home to the International Film Festival, famous all over the world.