Non so che cosa intenda x poco. Mangiando bene in osteria storica e spendendo 35 euro, consiglio vivamente Codroma in fondamenta briati

I am sorry I cannot help with this question.

Dorsoduro is safe and very pleasant, but not the cheapest. I guess Castello or Giudecca are. They are less central. Venice is a safe place except for pickpocketing. The pickpockets are very skillful, especially on vaporetti.

Yo estuve en la Osteria Al Squero, es un lugar muy pequeño, para tomar cichetis, parecido a los montaditos españoles, cada pieza cuesta 1,50

The road trip is long whereas the boat ferry or water taxi is far more direct,but a lot more expensive. It also it depends on your time of arrival/departure. We had a water taxi booked for our transportation from airport at 11.30pm but flights were delayed, the airport was empty on arrival and there was no water taxi there. Ended up hitching a lift in another traveller's water taxi and the 'driver' charged everyone (3 couples) about 130 euros EACH! Venice island railway station exits immediately onto the Grand Canal so, if you arrive am or afternoon, that would be better value for money. Bon vacances!

I took the bus from Marco Polo Airport to Piazzale Roma and from there it was a 10 minute walk to our hotel in Dorsoduro. The bus was really easy to use and took around 30 minutes to get from the airport. Didn’t use a water taxi as it was very expensive but also some of the taxis either don’t go after a certain time at night or their price increases dramatically. I would advise the bus

hi just put apartment in Dorsoduro into the net, or tripadvisor and lots of fab ones come up. cannot advise any as we always stay at the centurion palace.

Sorry my comments were wrong spelled. take the autobus to Piaza di Roma and from there the waterbus to Dorsoduro. This is the cheapest way. You can buy tickets at the Airport (Leonardo da Vinci). If you stay 5 days or longer you can take special discount card. Good Luck PS. Watertaxi is very expensive.