02/09/2026
In June 1971, Venice became the honeymoon setting for Mick and Bianca Jagger. 🇮🇹
Just weeks after their wedding, the newlyweds arrived in Venice, where a gondola on the Grand Canal offered a very different stage for one of the era’s most photographed couples. By then, Venice had long been a destination for artists, aristocrats and international society, with historic hotels shaping the way visitors experienced the city. ✨
📍 ROMANTIC HOTELS IN VENICE TO STAY AT
✨ The Gritti Palace The Gritti Palace, Venice: A Grand Canal icon since 1895, facing Santa Maria della Salute and already part of Venice’s social scene when the Jaggers arrived
🥂 Hotel Cipriani Hotel Cipriani: Opened in 1958 as a discreet retreat for the international jet set, welcoming film stars, royals and society figures
🏛️ Baglioni Hotel Luna Baglioni Hotel Luna — Venice: Set in a 12th-century palazzo steps from Piazza San Marco, connecting a modern Venetian escape with centuries of history
🌊 Londra Palace Venezia Londra Palace Venezia: On the Riva degli Schiavoni since 1853, an historic address that has welcomed artists, writers and travellers beside the lagoon
🗝️ EXPERIENCE WITH
⛵️ WORLDWIDELUX Worldwidelux Travel Designers: From private gondola rides to hidden corners of the lagoon, authentic ways to experience the magic of Venice
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