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Walking directions to Hotel Adua (with map)

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The two-star Hotel Adua is a few minutes east of the railroad station, on the walking route that leads toward the Piazza San Marco. You can reach the hotel without crossing any bridges.

How to reach Hotel Adua from Venice's railroad station:

1. Leave the train station by the marble steps outside the main doors, or by the side exit near Track 1 if you have rolling luggage, a stroller, or a wheelchair and want to avoid stairs.

1. When you reach the wide fondamenta or pavement in front of the station, turn left.

2. Walk past the Scalzi Church and the Scalzi Bridge toward the Rio Terà Lista di Spagna (a busy shopping street).

3. Continue down the Lista di Spagna for several minutes. The Hotel Adua will be on your right at No. 233/a, immediately before a square with a domed church.  Zoom in on the map above for a better view.

From the Piazzale Roma:

1. Look for the Calatrava Bridge (a.k.a. the Ponte della Costituzione). It's the large modern bridge at the northeast corner of the square, next to the Hotel Santa Chiara.

2. Cross the bridge and continue straight ahead, past the large building on your left, to the train station.

3. From the station, follow the directions above.

From the Marittima cruise terminals:

1. Take a shuttle bus, a taxi, or the People Mover to the Piazzale Roma.

2. Follow the directions above.

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MAP CREDITS: Walking maps by Anders Imboden, using base data from the Comune di Venezia and Regione Veneto under license IODL-2.0.

About the author:

Durant Imboden has written about Venice, Italy since 1996. He covered Venice and European travel at About.com for 4-1/2 years before launching Europe for Visitors (including Venice for Visitors) with Cheryl Imboden in 2001.

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