The small walled Venetian garden, also became a secluded medieval “ hortus conclusus”, for silence, contemplation, reading and even romantic encounters! Plants were laid out according to precise rules. Palazzo Dario, is a good example, whose perimeter and structure have remained unchanged to the present day; even though the planting has changed. Also in the quiet sestiere of Cannaregio are two gardens both of which surrounded palaces which have now been converted into old people’s homes, Ca’ Morosini del Giardin and Ca’Contratini dal Zaffo. It takes considerable imagination to envisage what they must have been like in their prime, but they contain some interesting trees and plants and still function as pleasure gardens for the residents and, in the case of Ca’Contratini dal Zaffo, the views over the lagoon are spectacular.

As an independent living community, the services at the Venetian Gardens are not designed to replace personal care or skilled nursing care for those who need it. However, local third-party care providers are available for families to arrange personal care and medical attention as necessary.As the city rapidly grew, many of these green spaces diminished. By the 13 th C, the economy of Venice was principally built on international trade; leading to the progressive relocation of agricultural activities to the mainland. An unexpected oasis immersed in the shade of plane trees and horse chestnuts and shrouded in silence, the Savorgnan park was born as the private garden of Palazzo Savorgnan, now home to the Technical Institute for Tourism. The Venetian Gardens is dedicated to helping residents live active and engaged lifestyles by providing exciting life enrichment programming every morning, afternoon, and evening. Each day, residents have a variety of exciting activities to look forward to, ranging from fitness programs do community parties, social hours, group outings, and more. The Savorgnan gardens are located in the Cannaregio district and represent one of the most spacious green areas in the city. The public park is a clear example of the many gardens that overlooked the Rio di Cannaregio in the 1600s. The most extensive public gardens of Papadopoli and Savorgnan, are quite different from their original 19th C styles.

The staff are attentive and kind how am I getting to know each resident individually so they can deliver personalized care At the Venetian Gardens, residents get access to a wide variety of services and amenities with their monthly fees, including:From the 16 th C onward, Venice’s dominant position started to decline. Wealthy Venetians were forced to diversify their traditional activities and consider new investment opportunities and the acquisition of land on the mainland to the north. First developed as holiday residences, they eventually evolved into sumptuous villas, surrounded by splendid parks; many of which are intact to this day. Just 30 minutes outside of Sarasota, the Venetian Gardens offers a rich coastal atmosphere near city amenities and historic points of interest. In more recent times, the Gardens have gone through a period of decline due to poor maintenance, resulting in a state of neglect of the structure. In 2019, thanks to the intervention of the Municipality and the Venice Garden Foundation, the public park underwent a landscape, architectural and botanical restoration that gave new life to one of the most beautiful and precious green oases in all of Venice. The factory of the luxurious Fortuny fabrics at the other end of Giudecca is surrounded by industrial-type buildings including the huge mill, the Molino Adults €12, students under 26, €7. Dorsoduro 704, +39 041 240 5411, guggenheim-venice.it Napoleonic Gardens

When you think about Venice, water is the first image that comes to mind: it surrounds and crosses the city, and it is on water that the fame of the Venetian capital is based.Families can get a personalized quote for the Venetian Gardens using the “Get Pricing” link above. For more information about what’s included with the monthly rate, please use the link above to make an inquiry. Q: Is The Venetian Gardens pet-friendly? For a taste of what Goldoni called “this fad of the country season” we set off to visit the 17th-century Villa Barbarigo Pizzoni Ardemani at Valsanzibo. Originally boats would have entered by the Portale de Diana, the triumphal watergate from which a chain of majestic pools lead up towards the Euganean hills, each of them terminating with statues, cascades and fountains. The community is conveniently located close enough to Sarasota that residents can access City amenities without the hustle and bustle of urban living After the fall of the Republic, the public gardens of Castello, were designed by Gian Antonio Selva. A large area was cleared, but none of the planned service buildings were constructed. Residents can access world-class shopping and exceptional medical care just minutes away from the Venetian Gardens

With stunning full colour photography throughout, Venice Gardens will give readers new insight into one of the world's most beloved cities - you won't see Venice the same way again. Read more Details We thoroughly enjoyed walking the trails and crossing over the numerous bridges onto the islands in the sunshine. The Venetian Gardens offers complimentary transportation to help residents get around Venice and Sarasota, whether it’s to get medical services at the nearby Venice Regional Bayfront Health Center or to go shopping at the Westfield Sarasota Square. We were in Leesburg to locate our dealership for service and wanted to make a day of it. Since the Venetian Gardens was listed as the #1 attraction in the city, we decided to spend time there. With a little imagination, you could imagine yourself in Venice Italy with its hundreds of bridges over the canals. I'm glad we decided to visit.They had nice activities and the food was out of this world. The rooms were like private rooms, but yet they were semi-private. Two people were in a room, but there was a wall between the two people before you went out the door. In the beginning of the 16 th C with the development of the printing press, scientists/alchemists could refer to detailed and illustrated books for the study of curative herbs.