Hotels Chioggia, Guesthouses Chioggia and Residences Chioggia

Situated south in the Veneto lagoon, Chioggia catches the visitors' attention for its peculiar town layout, situated on a islet and crossed by numerous channels which make it similar to a small Venice. The enchanting buildings of its small Venetian-style old town contribute to strengthen such a pattern. The nearby resort of Sottomarina is a privileged holiday destination for sea lovers due to its beautiful beaches which attract thousands of foreign tourists.

The hotels situated in Chioggia are able to suit even tourists' most demanding requirements. 3-star hotels are the ideal solution for those looking for high-quality services and utmost comfort, while elegant and fine 4-star hotels are provided with swimming pool and excellent facilities. There are many hotels in Sottomarina situated near the beach, the ideal solution for sea lovers, as well as cheap guesthouses which give guests the possibility to spend pleasant holidays here at reasonable prices. During summer, the hotels in Sottomarina situated near the sea also offer advantageous package holidays.

The core of Chioggia is Corso del Popolo, which crosses the city centre stretching along the islet from north to south up to Piazza Vescovile.
Characterized by charming houses and buildings, Corso del Popolo hosts interesting sights, such as the Baroque Church of St. Andrea, which is provided with a beautiful Romanesque bell tower, the Gothic Granaio building dating back to 1322, the modern Town Hall, the Church of St. Giacomo, which is embellished by eighteenth-century inner decorations, and the small oratory of St. Martino, which is provided with a Gothic polygonal dome. The most important religious building in the city, the Cathedral, is situated south of Corso del Popolo and is flanked by the fourteenth-century bell tower. The building, which dates back to the 11th century and was subsequently restored in the Baroque style, is situated side by side with Piazza Vescovile, the most fascinating spot in Chioggia.
Marked by an eighteenth-century marble banister decorated with statues, Piazza Vescovile offers an outstandig view over the city. Canale della Vena, which runs parallel to Corso del Popolo, is a narrow waterway to be crossed through small private boats.
Few hundreds metres far, separated by the Lusenzo Lagoon, is the thriving town of Sottomarina, a renowned seaside resort to be reached by sea or land through a dedicated bridge. Its 10-kilometre-long beach stretches from the River Brenta up to the mouth of the River Adige. The 300-metre-wide beaches of Sottomarina are particularly appreciated for their mild climate, fine sand and outstanding landscape.
The ideal solution to experience tranquillity and well-kept bathing establishments, Sottomarina also offers fun opportunities in the numerous clubs and restaurants situated along the Adriatic Sea Front.