Grand Canal Waterside Terrace

Gritti Terrace (The Gritti Palace)

Tables at the water's edge, facing the Salute across the Grand Canal

Campo Santa Maria del Giglio 2467, 30124 Venezia
€€€€ (Prices on the official menu)
Doge's Palace and St Mark's campanileNeighbourhood photo · Doge's Palace and St Mark's campanile
Photo: Didier Descouens · CC BY-SA 4.0
Main View
The Grand Canal and Santa Maria della Salute

At a glance

What it is
Restaurant with a view in the San Marco area
What you see
The Grand Canal and Santa Maria della Salute
Good for
Quiet, for twoDinner with a view
Floor & Height
Waterside terrace
Orientation
Panoramic
Dress Code
Elegant

Why go up to Gritti Terrace (The Gritti Palace)

Gritti Terrace (The Gritti Palace) is a restaurant with a view in Venice, in the San Marco area.

The terrace of the Gritti Palace is open from April to October, with tables at the water's edge on the Grand Canal and the church of Santa Maria della Salute across the water. One report has it serving a late lunch and afternoon tea and closing at 18:00; the sources disagree on how the terrace, Bar Longhi and the Riva Lounge are named, so confirm with the hotel.

Visible Monuments & Views

Santa Maria della Salute

Features & Services

Aperitivo Signature
Romantic Atmosphere
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