One of the most famous churches in the world, St. Mark’s Basilica is an architectural masterpiece with stunning mosaics and intricate designs. Be sure to bring a camera as the basilica's beauty speaks for itself.
A magnificent palace with a rich history, Doge's Palace is a testament to the power of Venice's past. Take a tour and discover the secrets of the palace, from its art collection to its government chambers.
A bustling market with a vibrant atmosphere, Rialto Market is the perfect stop for lunch. Savor some of Venice's traditional dishes and savor the sounds and smells of the market before moving on to the next stop.
A museum showcasing the works of some of the most celebrated artists of the 20th century, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection is a must-visit for art enthusiasts. Take a tour of the museum and immerse yourself in the beauty and creativity of its exhibits.
A relaxing and stunning way to end the day, a Grand Canal tour lets you witness the charm of Venice's canals and the beauty of the city at dusk. Enjoy the picturesque view and take amazing pictures of Venice.
Visitors can easily walk to the different locations in the itinerary. Alternatively, they can also hire a private water taxi or public vaporetto to travel around the city. Note that travel times for water taxi may vary due to traffic conditions. Expect to pay around € 15 to € 80 for water taxis in Venice.
If you have more time, add a visit to the Venetian Ghetto, or a trip to the nearby islands of Murano and Burano. If you have less time, consider dropping the Grand Canal tour or shortening time spent in the museums.
The main airport serving Venice is the Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE). It is located approximately 8 miles from the city center. Another airport, the Treviso Airport (TSF), is about 20 miles away from Venice, and primarily serves budget carriers.