VENICE
The best of Venice, in one place.
The 15 most popular things to do in Venice. Gondola rides and St Mark's Basilica, the Doge's Palace, the glass furnaces of Murano and the cicchetti bars in between, all in one place.
Reserve your Doge’s Palace entry to explore 1,000 years of Venetian power, the Bridge of Sighs, and museums at Piazza San Marco.
Most Popular“A lot to take in, beautiful historic pieces perfectly laid along an engaging path. Great for history and art lovers, you won’t be disappointed!”
Shared gondola on Venice’s Grand Canal with app commentary, Gondola Gallery, and VR history in about 30–60 minutes.
“The VR experience was a nice touch...very realistic and interesting history of Venice. Then the walk to the quay was a brisk 10-15 one with a great commentary by the guide. The Gondola ride itself was for 25 mins starting on the Grand Canal going thru a few inside canals and back to the starting…”
Boat tour through Venice Lagoon to Murano, Torcello and Burano with glass blowing, lace shopping, and timed free exploring for $29.
“Lovely day trip to the islands. Guide was multi lingual.”
Venice by gondola with live guide stories plus Gondola Gallery 3D and VR, passing major sights like La Fenice, Guggenheim, and the Salute.
“We loved the gondola ride and Virtual Reality after the tour”
Skip the line at La Fenice with a 7-language audio guide, explore Venice’s legendary opera house, and see the rooms behind the curtain.
“Stunning theatre. We arrived at opening time - only us plus maybe 6 other people. The tour route is very specific so to get the best out of it you really want to be there when it’s quiet.”
Priority access to Doge’s Palace and St. Mark’s Basilica with terrace views and Bridge of Sighs. 3-hour guided tour from $123.48.
“Better communication about the eating point and clear instructions on where to check in and get the earpiece. Half our group ended up at another location so everyone arrived a little late”
Spend 6 hours on a panoramic boat hopping Murano, Burano, and Torcello, with Murano glassblowing and a 10% factory discount.
“fantastic trip to see the venetian islands and experience the true culture. would definitely recommend”
Boat tour to Murano and Burano with a glass factory visit and demo, plus time to wander colorful canals in Venice’s lagoon.
“Very well organised and plenty of time to spend in each location.”
Half-day boat tour from Venice to Murano, Torcello and Burano: glassblowing, Byzantine churches and lace, with expert commentary.
“Could not hear or understand a thing she was saying on the muffled speakers. Her accent was very strong so couldn’t tell when she was speaking English anyways. Burano stop was too short and Torcello too long. We also had to make a stop to drop guide off before we were done. Much cheaper to…”
Small-group Murano and Burano tour by private boat from Venice, with glass and lace demos plus guided lagoon stories.
“Great tour today with Salvia and our boat driver! Salvia was friendly and informative, and the boat driver was professional and made the ride very smooth and safe. Everything was well organized and enjoyable. Highly recommended!”
Shared gondola across Venice’s canals: 30 minutes, up to 6 aboard, Grand Canal and side canals near Rialto. Meet at Alilaguna pier.
“It was amazing! Very peaceful and a great way to see Venice- we went through small canals which is very relaxing and a bit in the grand canal. It was easy to find and follow instructions from the app. They were prompt too.”
Skip the line through Doge’s Palace and St Mark’s Basilica with expert guidance, the Bridge of Sighs, and basilica terrace and treasures.
“Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly!”
Half-day Venice lagoon tour by panoramic boat: Murano glassblowing, Burano color and lace, plus scenic cruising and a smooth 4-hour outing.
“We only had a short time in Venice which is the reason we booked a 1/2 day tour. We went into it knowing it wouldn’t be long enough but we wanted a glimpse of the islands. We enjoyed the glassblowing demonstration but unfortunately didn’t have time for anything else once it was over. Burano is…”
Full-day Venice lagoon trip to Murano glassworks, colorful Burano, and historic Torcello by boat, with a Murano factory demo for about $40.
“Such a great experience. All these islands have their own charm. The spare time was good enough to look around or have a quick lunch. It worth every penny, because for a day you can see so much of the Venetian Lagoon.”
Skip lines at St. Mark’s, go VIP early into Doge’s Palace, and cross the Bridge of Sighs, with optional terrace or balcony views.
“Our guide was extremely knowledgeable, understandable, and personal. The tour was packed with information and history. Having been to Venice once before, I can say that this tour really made all the difference in the world as I now have a much better understanding of the rich history of Venice.”
Every corner of the city and the lagoon, and the best way to see each.
