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1 / 6Venice · Italy The palazzi on the Grand Canal are taken for Carnival years ahead. This one opens its ballroom once a year.
Carnival in Venice
Four nights, and the ball · $640,000
Spend like a billionaire
Four nights over Carnival in a palazzo on the Grand Canal, and on the last night a masked ball of your own for a hundred and fifty guests, by candlelight, with a string orchestra and dancers in the ballroom. The costumes come from the atelier that dresses the great balls, and your mask is made by hand in Dorsoduro. Your guests arrive by gondola, as they always have, and leave when the fog comes in off the lagoon.
- A palazzo on the Grand Canal
- A masked ball of your own
- Costumes made to measure
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See allHandled for you
- A car at your door, and at every door after it
- Bags collected at home and unpacked before you arrive
- A concierge on call, day and night, until you are home
- Passes, dress codes and the right entrance, sorted before you land
Best time to go
FebruaryCarnival fills the two weeks before Lent, usually in February. The last weekend holds the great balls.
In pictures
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Days
4 days
Guests
2 guests
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Enhancements · 0 added
View all 9A gondola for every guestForty of them, lanterns lit, to bring the ball to your door$38,000
The royal box at La FeniceThe Carnival opera$12,000
A chandelier of your ownBlown for you on Murano, after the furnaces close$30,000
Dinner in the Doge's PalaceIn the Hall of the Great CouncilBy invitationThe Republic stopped giving these in 1797
$640,000Complimentary
Reserve for $0Trip record: $917K · $277K to go