The Ca’ Manin Apartment is situated in a XVII century building in the San Polo district of Venice. It is reached through a beautiful and typically Venetian courtyard with an external stone flight of steps. These steps lead to the 2nd story where a well furnished entrance introduces you to the Manin flat. In this Palace in May 13th 1804 was born Daniele Manin, President of the Rebuclic of San Marco from March 17th 1848 to August 22nd 1849 before Austrians came back to the power. A monumental bas-relief remember this event on the top of the entrance door. The flat itself consists of a double bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom with shower and bath, and finally a living room furnished in the Venetian style, and with a 19 foot high beamed ceiling. From the living room’s two large ...The Ca’ Manin Apartment is situated in a XVII century building in the San Polo district of Venice. It is reached through a beautiful and typically Venetian courtyard with an external stone flight of steps. These steps lead to the 2nd story where a well furnished entrance introduces you to the Manin flat. In this Palace in May 13th 1804 was born Daniele Manin, President of the Rebuclic of San Marco from March 17th 1848 to August 22nd 1849 before Austrians came back to the power. A monumental bas-relief remember this event on the top of the entrance door. The flat itself consists of a double bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom with shower and bath, and finally a living room furnished in the Venetian style, and with a 19 foot high beamed ceiling. From the living room’s two large windows one looks directly into the internal courtyard. There is also a charming view of Venetian rooftops and of the Frari Church bell tower. The Venetian marble floor is also one of the many attractive features of the Manin Flat which, despite its being in the centre of Venice, is also remarkably quiet and a mere seven minutes on foot from the Rialto Bridge. Plus