If you are looking for unique things to do in Venice, you won’t have to try hard when exploring the world’s most beautiful floating city. Gondola rides are a custom, but strolls through the historic sestieri (quarters) reveal the secrets and real character of this ancient metropolis. Discover the unique experiences the city has to offer, as suggested by locals.
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The Best Ways to Experience Venice
Venice is a city full of art, culture, and history. What better way to discover it than by following local itineraries and unusual routes? Here you’ll surely find what you’re looking for: discover Venetian palaces, glide on the canals on a gondola ride, or enjoy the beautiful glassworks of Murano. Secret itineraries and tours help make your stay an absolutely magical experience!
Venice
Recommended experience
830.00 EUR /person
Duration: 10 hours
Venice
Recommended experience
850.00 EUR /person
Duration: 10 hours
Venice
Recommended experience
560.00 EUR /person
Duration: 8 hours
Top Landmarks
First time in Venice and don’t know where to start? The city offers a wide array of beautiful places and venues for all tastes. Here is a list of the absolutely unmissable landmarks: from the majestic Palazzo Ducale and St. Mark’s church and square, to the elegant bridges that cross the Grand Canal.
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Trip Ideas
Venice is a city so full of things to do that one may feel a bit overwhelmed. To help you better discover such amazing city, we offer some suggestions for all tastes which may help you. Whether you’re a food enthusiast, keener on art and culture, or simply looking for a relaxing day trip, here you’ll find what you’re looking for!
Explore more of Italy
Italy is a wonderful country, and each city has something to offer. Are you interested in exploring the surroundings of the city you’re already visiting? Or would you like a change of scenery and experience the wonders of another region? Here is a list of suggestions to help you prolong your stay and make it even more unforgettable!
FAQs
Can you drive a car in Venice Italy?
In Venice, canals are the only available communication route, bearing in mind that part of the city extends over a handful of beautiful islands that are scattered across the Lagoon. For this reason, the only way to travel around the city is on foot or by boat.
VeniceRecommended experience30.00 EUR /personDuration: 6 hoursHow long does the Carnival in venice last?
The Carnival period is a special time to enjoy the city immersed in this tradition that has been alive for centuries.
The carnival lasts 11 days, during which there are lavish parties in the palaces on the Grand Canal, concerts in churches and other places in the city.”
VeniceRecommended experience24.00 EUR /personDuration: 2 hoursWhat are the neighborhoods in Venice Italy?
Calli, campielli and salizade are Venetian words used to identify streets, squares and alleys while sestieri is the local word indicating the six districts the city is divided into: San Marco, Dorsoduro, Cannaregio, Santa Croce, San Polo and Castello. This division dates back to the 12th century. Learn more about each district’s history on a guided tour to discover Venice’s secret corners.
VeniceRecommended experience22.00 EUR /personDuration: 2 hoursHow do I get around Venice Italy?
Venice has its own network of public and private transportation: the vaporetti are the most popular watercraft used by locals. Water taxis are not cheap, but great when you want to feel like a movie star as you whiz across the lagoon. For those who prefer a unique, incredibly romantic experience, the famous, distinctive gondola is an absolute must. Venice is also the ideal place for a walking tour
VeniceRecommended experience22.00 EUR /personDuration: 2 hoursWhere is the Venice Film Festival held?
High profile Venetians enjoy the sea bathing proposal of the Lido di Venezia, the island separated from Venice located between the lagoon and the open sea, connected to the city and the mainland by vaporetti (aka ferries). The Lido is particularly loved by jet-setters. It is here that the famous Venice Film Festival is held every year, at the beginning of September and you can easily spot visiting movie stars. The Lido is home to luxury hotels, a golf course, and charming clubs. For those who want to experience the Lido, be ready to splurge on your budget.
Where do locals eat and drink in Venice?
Not to be missed are the historical Caffè or the city’s “bacari,” small bars, where locals pop in for a glass of wine and a snack. Both are an integral part of Venetian tradition.
Depending on tastes and budgets, you can indulge in a variety of experiences. The tour also caters to Vegans and Vegetarians and children are welcome although underage drinking is not permitted. Tours generally start at around 6pm and last for a few hours
VeniceRecommended experience22.00 EUR /personDuration: 2 hours
