Looking for the best activities in Venice? If you want to truly experience Venice, here are some insider recommendations.
Enhance your visit to Venice, as it can be overwhelming to know all the amazing things to do in this city of water. This guide gives you a clear view of how expensive or affordable the best activities in Venice can be.
The Venice Pass: An ideal advantage card to enjoy and discover many of the best activities in Venice. It ensures priority access to most attractions.
Avoid long queues and enjoy fast access to the Doge's Palace, St. Mark's Basilica, and the Correr Museum. This pass offers ultimate flexibility for your Venice visit.
Venice Discovery Pass: This pass is even more versatile. In addition to the major attractions in Venice, you also receive discounts on guided tours, boat trips, and some restaurants and shops. By maximizing this pass, you can experience the best activities in Venice.
Doge's Palace + St. Mark's Basilica: A perfect combo ticket for both iconic landmarks. You'll witness the splendor and history of Venice. If there are two must-see activities in Venice, they are a visit to the Doge’s Palace and St. Mark’s Basilica. This combination ticket offers discounts and priority access.
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Doge's Palace: The Doge's Palace reveals much of Venice's history, showcasing the rulers who governed the city over the centuries. The prison is also incredibly impressive. A skip-the-line ticket is highly recommended as you'll need about 2 hours to admire everything.
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Discover the grandeur of Venetian history at the Doge's Palace, a symbol of power and glory in the city.
Palazzo Pisani: Venice’s Highest Rooftop Terrace
This palace offers an extraordinary experience, leading you to "the roof
of Venice." On a clear day, this is one of the best activities in Venice
for breathtaking views.
Venetian Glassblowing: On a hot summer day, there may not always be demonstrations of glassblowing, but a visit to Murano Island is always recommended. It’s quieter than Venice itself, and you can shop for handmade crafts to fill your kitchen or display cabinet with unique glass art.
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Admire the art of glassblowing, an age-old tradition that put Venice on the world map.
Biennale di Venezia: I enjoyed seeing the entire Biennale at the Arsenale and Giardini locations, plus some additional artworks nearby, which were free to experience for Biennale ticket holders.
>> International Art Exhibition + City Audio Guide
Experience world-class art and explore Venice with an informative audio guide.
St. Mark's Basilica and Doge's Palace Tour: Tip! Visit the Doge's Palace first, take a break, and then enjoy the basilica with a guide. A great option for visiting with my teenage daughters.
These historical landmarks are must-sees. Combine two of Venice's most iconic attractions in one tour.
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Bus Transport to Marco Polo Airport: The instructions were easy to follow, and the water taxi service met expectations. It took about 30 minutes from the airport to San Marco, shared with two other groups from our flight.
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Florence: Dive into the Renaissance capital, known for its unparalleled art and architecture. A must-visit for culture enthusiasts.
Lake Garda: Relax by Italy’s largest lake, surrounded by picturesque villages and breathtaking nature.
Genoa: Explore this fascinating port city, rich in maritime history, stunning old buildings, and delicious culinary traditions.
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