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| Don't get confused by the web cams here: Venice is a city to dream of, but consider that too pinky shadows are only due to the lenses :-) From time to time these web cams may not work properly. At the moment of writing, they are ok and in good health, and they do refresh when they have to, normally every 60 seconds. A manual refresh (F5) may help if you see that the scene remains static for too long. At present we host four web cams in Venice, Italy. The first one is the older, a view of the Grand Canal; on the left you'll see boat (vaporettos) stop and leave again: this is the San Tomà boat stop. Looking straight, imagine a smooth turn left, and after a while you'll be in St.Mark's Basin... Then we have the web cam over St.Mark's Square: colors are natural and the view is very charming: you'll see that it is hardly never empty. Canale di Noale - Santa Fosca is one of the most fascinating view: it's not a postcard you are in! Locanda Sturion's web cam shows some problem with colours, but the view is fantastic: again the Grand Canal, near the Rialto bridge. So... enjoy! We'll be pleased to hear from you about correct refreshing in your browser. grand canal View of Canal Grande from Palazzo Balbi / Rialto to St. Mark (VeniceWord International is not responsible for any problem in image refreshing. Refresh is expected every 60 seconds)
We thank Regione Veneto (VeniceWord International is not responsible for any problem in image refreshing. Refresh is expected every 12 seconds)
courtesy of Comune di Venezia (VeniceWord International is not responsible for any problem in image refreshing. Refresh is expected every 240 seconds)
Locanda Sturion's web cam - The Locanda, which offers us this fantastic Venice web cam view from one of its rooms, appears in a painting by Vittore Carpaccio, 'The Miracle of the Cross' (1494, Academy Gallery of Venice) (see below). Today it is a three-star hotel located in the city's historic centre, overlooking the Grand Canal and the Rialto Bridge. The location is great, but remember there is no lift (like in most Venice's hotels), and not all rooms have a view on the canal. All rooms feature private bathrooms, telephones, satellite TVs, mini bars, safe-boxes, air conditioning and hairdryers, coffee/tea makers and complimentary cookies: click here to book a room
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