Circolo del Golf Venezia
Playing at Circolo del Golf Venezia means stepping into one of the most original experien...
Playing at Circolo del Golf Venezia means stepping into one of the most original experiences in Italian golf. On the Lido, between lagoon, sea and the refined atmosphere of coastal Venice, the course develops an almost links-like character shaped by wind, sand, living ground and a context unlike any other club in the country. The sensation is of a sophisticated pause slightly outside ordinary time, where golf enters into dialogue with the discreet elegance of beachside Venice and with an international tradition that still lingers in the air. The course rewards adaptability, trajectory control and close attention to weather more than simple power. For sophisticated travelers, it is a precious address not because of conventional luxury but because of the singularity of the experience itself. Integrated into a high-level Venetian stay, it becomes a memorable and almost cinematic stop for golfers who value atmosphere, soul and an unusually strong sense of place.
Merita un approccio mentale da links course: tieni la palla bassa, ascolta il vento e lascia che sia il luogo a suggerire il ritmo del round.
Esperienza unica in Italia per posizione e atmosfera
Fascino storico internazionale molto raro
Logistica particolare rispetto ai club di terraferma
Il vento e il contesto non lo rendono sempre indulgente
Exclusive Experiences
Secrets found in no guidebook, curated by our concierge.
Arsenale di Venezia: il Bacino dei Segreti
The Venice Arsenal is the world's first industrial factory: at its peak it produced a galley per day with 16,000 workers. The internal docks are normally closed to the public but through the Italian Navy a special permit grants access: vast spaces that Dante placed in the Inferno and that the Biennale uses for its most spectacular pavilions.
“The Arsenal commander accepts formal requests for private group visits on odd-numbered weeks. Bring a headed letter: this is a place where Italian bureaucracy produces an incredible result.”
Bisol: il Cartizze Rive di Santo Stefano
Cartizze is the most prized cru of Superiore Prosecco: 107 hectares of hillside with a unique microclimate producing the most aromatically rich glera. Bisol has had vineyards in the three main Valdobbiadene rives for five generations. The private vertical of Cartizze reveals how the bubbles change character decade after decade.
“Gianluca Bisol produces an unfiltered zero-dosage Cartizze that is not commercially released: it is bottled in 400 bottles for friends and winery partners. Ask explicitly for the 'personal reserve cuvée' when booking.”
Giudecca: gli Atelier Segreti
La Giudecca is Venice's island still inhabited by craftspeople: glassworkers, printers, sculptors. Through the Giudecca Arte Association, access is possible to normally closed private workshops — the bell-founder Valdrè, the last barrel-maker Giovanni Scarpa, the intaglio printworks that produces for the Marciana Library.
“Giudecca Arte organises the 'Giro dei Maestri' on the first Sunday of the month: 4 hours across 8 workshops with masters at work. Blown glass in Murano no longer exists — the surviving glassworkers have moved here.”