From 13/11/2026 to 29/11/2026 this accommodation will be closed

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Agriturismo Ca' Marcello

Country House in Malcontenta-Mira in the countryside

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Agriturismo Ca' Marcello: stay in the Venetian countryside, close to Venice Ca' Marcello is located in Mira, between Oriago and Malcontenta, surrounded by the peace and quiet of the Venetian countryside and just 2 km from Andrea Palladio's Villa Foscari "La Malcontenta". It is an ideal base for visiting Venice and the Venetian Villas, alternating days of sightseeing with relaxation amid the greenery. Venice is easily reached by public transport: the bus stop is about 900 metres from the property (a 10–15 minute walk). Alternatively, from Fusina, about 8 km away, you can reach Venice by vaporetto (water bus). The property is in the countryside, about 3 km from the nearest towns and main services, so we strongly recommend arriving by car, especially if you wish to explore the surrounding area and move around freely. We offer double rooms and apartments for couples, families and small groups. Double rooms: of various sizes, all with private bathroom, air conditioning, heating and Wi-Fi. One room also has a third single bed. One-bedroom apartments: double bedroom, bathroom and kitchen/living room, with the option of a third bed. Two-bedroom apartments: double bedroom, bedroom with bunk bed, bathroom and kitchen/living room. All accommodations have air conditioning, heating and Wi-Fi. Extra beds must be requested and agreed in advance. Pets are allowed only on request and subject to confirmation by the property, with a possible surcharge. Ca' Marcello is surrounded by greenery, with a long tree-lined avenue, a lavender field and a vegetable garden. Services and leisure activities - outdoor swimming pool with sun terrace, open from late May to mid-September - bicycles - two-person kayak - table tennis - table football - children's play area A peaceful place to stay near Venice, with space, nature and leisure activities at your disposal. We look forward to welcoming you at Ca' Marcello!
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Breakfast is available only upon request and by prior arrangement, and is not included in the room rate. While we do not have a dedicated breakfast room, every room is equipped with a table, chairs, cups, glasses, cutlery, and a refrigerator, allowing guests to enjoy breakfast comfortably in their room. Table size may vary depending on the room type. A shared common area, used by three rooms, is also available, equipped with a coffee machine, tea, chamomile and barley coffee, a microwave oven, and a kettle. Upon request, we can provide packaged products (rusks, jams, yogurt, fruit, etc.); the price varies according to what is chosen.

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14-Oct-2026

Autumn on the Riviera del Brenta

Autumn on the Riviera del Brenta has a charm all its own. The light softens, the air is cool but pleasant, and the weather is still giving us some lovely days. That’s why we’d like to invite you to spend the last days of October with us. For all boo...

09-Jun-2026

Agri-camping

For this season 2026 the camping is closing before September.A small campsite in the countryside, for those looking for simplicity and a bit of green. Just a few unfenced pitches spread across a tree-lined area, with room to settle in at your own pac...

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You will be hosted by Fabiana

Ca' Marcello is a family farm with deep roots in this land. The original building dates back to the 1700s and has been part of this corner of the Venetian countryside for over three centuries. In the early 1900s, Silvio Manfrin, the grandfather of the current owner, bought the house and started a grocery shop and a small tavern, very popular with the barges — the "burci" — that travelled up and down the Brenta between Padua and Venice. In the 1960s, with the construction of the Romea road, river traffic came to an end and the house remained unused for a long time. In 1996 the family decided to restore it and open the agritourism, betting on an extraordinary place: a stone's throw from Venice, overlooking the Brenta Naviglio, in an oasis of peace and quiet. The land surrounding the property has always been cultivated and still is today. In spring we harvest asparagus and artichokes, in summer tomatoes, courgettes, aubergines and peppers, and in autumn pumpkins. Since 2023 we have also added a lavender field, which we invite you to visit especially during the flowering season. Today Ca' Marcello is managed by Fabiana, who has been coordinating the property since 2023, with the support of her mother Ornella and her father Silvio — always around and always ready to share stories and memories of someone who was born and grew up right here. The grandchildren Gaia, Giulia, Edoardo, Ilaria and Iris are often seen around the property too: Ca' Marcello is, above all, a family home.
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Ca' Marcello is in a strategic position: in the heart of the Riviera del Brenta, just a few kilometres from Venice, but with the whole of Veneto within easy reach. Guests who choose to stay here often discover that Venice is just one of the many things to see and do. The first stop is the Riviera del Brenta itself, which starts practically on the doorstep. The Palladian villas overlooking the Naviglio, the well-kept gardens, the small villages like Oriago and Dolo: everything can be explored by bike, by car or on a cruise along the Brenta. Half an hour away by car is Chioggia, the charming lagoon town that many people don't know, with its fish market, canals and a unique curiosity: the bell tower of the Church of Sant'Andrea is home to the oldest clock in the world. Padua deserves at least a full day: the Scrovegni Chapel with Giotto's frescoes, the Basilica of Sant'Antonio, the lively squares and the atmosphere of one of Italy's oldest university cities. Around Padua you'll find the Euganean Hills, with villages like Arquà Petrarca, the thermal spas of Abano and Montegrotto, and walled towns like Montagnana — whose walls are among the best preserved in the world. Heading north, another chapter opens: Treviso, a city of water crossed by the Sile river; the Prosecco hills; and then Vicenza, the Palladian city par excellence, with the Olympic Theatre and Villa La Rotonda. Those who love medieval villages will be spoilt for choice: Cittadella and Castelfranco Veneto with their intact walls, Marostica with its famous chess square, Bassano del Grappa with its wooden bridge over the Brenta, and finally Asolo, the "city of a hundred horizons", from which on clear days you can see both the Dolomites and Venice. In short, you can spend a whole week without ever getting bored — and without necessarily setting foot in the lagoon.
CIN certificationAssigned toAgriturismo Ca' MarcelloCIN: IT027023B54ROR56AJ
Certificate of excellence9.4su 10Agriturismo Ca' Marcello Certificate of excellence 2026
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