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Venice, Italy
At one with the “Serenissima”This tour of the historic heart of Venice invites you to lose yourself in a maze of wonders, where Gothic palaces, centuries-old bridges, and hidden squares create a world where time feels suspended. As you follow the route, you’ll uncover the legacy of the powerful maritime republic, discover exceptional craftsmanship, and step into lesser-known corners where the true rhythm of the City of Doges unfolds away from the crowds. It’s a simple, immersive way to explore the captivating soul of Venice at your own pace.

The Campanile of San Giorgio
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The Bridge of Sighs
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The Doge’s Palace
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St Mark’s Campanile
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St Mark’s Basilica
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St Mark’s Clock Tower
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St Mark’s Square
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Contarini del Bovolo Palace
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La Fenice Opera House
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Santo Stefano’s Campanile
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The Accademia Bridge
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The Grand Canal
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Peggy Guggenheim Collection
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The Santa Maria della Salute Basilica
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Punta della Dogana
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Zattere
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The Dorsoduro District
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Venice’s Bridges
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The Palazzo Grassi
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Ca' Foscari University
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The Basilica dei Frari
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The San Polo District
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Rialto Market
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The Rialto Bridge
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Campo Santa Maria Formosa
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Venice in 3 facts
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Advice
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Jan.
4°
Feb.
5°
March
9°
April
13°
May
18°
June
21°
July
24°
Aug.
24°
Sept.
20°
Oct.
15°
Nov.
9°
Dec.
5°
Venice is quite warm all year round, with an average temperature of around 14°C. Winters are cold and damp, while summers tend to be hot and stuffy. The coldest months are January to March, with lows around 6°C. The hottest months are June to August, with highs reaching around 27°C. May, June and November are typically the rainiest months. The best time to visit is generally between April and October, despite the occasional rain. Before choosing your travel dates, be aware of Venice's Acqua Alta — a sudden rise in the lagoon's water level, which can quickly lead to flooding in the streets. This natural occurrence is linked to high tides, and usually lasts only a few hours during the day. While it can happen anytime from mid-September to April, it’s most common between October and November. So it’s a good idea to pack some waterproof boots, just in case.
No need to worry about where to begin! Our tours are designed as a loop, so you can jump in wherever you are. The navigation system and audioguide will automatically adjust to your location. However, if you happen to be nearby, we do have a preferred starting point : 4196 Riva degli Schiavoni.
Parking 280 : Marittima Fabbricato 280 Famous for its exceptional history, Venice's geography is also very unique. The city is built on a group of islands and islets, where streets are canals and vehicles are gondolas and vaporettos. Traffic is practically non-existent in the Serenissima. If you’re planning to drive to Venice and its beautiful region, there are some parking options located on the mainland. There are car parks in the town of Mestre, near its train station or the airport. They are all well connected by vaporetto or train lines, making it easy to reach the “City of the Doges” in no time.
Like many top tourist destinations, Venice offers discounts and benefits on transport and attractions through the Venezia Unica City Pass. It’s a great way to explore the city at your own pace while making use of the offers. There aren't many public toilets in Venice. To avoid any inconvenience, we recommend making the most of your stops at cafés or restaurants, where you'll have access to toilets.
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