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Giardini Savorgnan was laid out in the late 1600s by Giuseppe Sardi as the private gardens for the baroque Palazzo Savorgnan (now a school).
Now property of the city and open to the public, it is one of the larger gardens in town, providing a cool, refreshing spot near the train station to stroll under linden, maples, chestnut, plane trees, oak, and yew.
There's also a children's playground.
Giardini Savorgnan
Fondamenta Savorgnan/Campo San Geremia (Cannaregio)
Vaporetto: Guglie or Ferrovia (Bar Roma)
Open daily
Free
Sights nearby
★★★ Grand Canal (canal)
★ Jewish Ghetto (neighborhood/synagogues)
★★ Ca d'Oro (palace/museum)
Where to eat nearby
Brek [light meal]
★ Pizzeria Ae Oche [light meal]
Trattoria Cea [meal]
Hotels nearby
Hotel Locanda del Ghetto [cheap]
RR Bernardi-Semenzato [cheap]
RR Ariel Silva [cheap]
» More hotels in Cannaregio from Booking.com
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