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“It was very good and not too many people good value for money”
Shared gondola on Venice’s Grand Canal with app commentary, Gondola Gallery, and VR history in about 30–60 minutes.
“Very educational and informative. The gondola ride was relaxing and enjoyable.”
Boat tour through Venice Lagoon to Murano, Torcello and Burano with glass blowing, lace shopping, and timed free exploring for $29.
“Very well worth the money! Almost the same price as the normal waterbus but this is a whole tour of islands with a glass making museum and a guide! An absolute recommendation!”
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.
“beautiful building, unfortunately there were no audio guides available on arrival, but we still really enjoyed exploring the theatre.”
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.
“The tour was wonderful! Our guide was so informative and humorous”
Spend 6 hours on a panoramic boat hopping Murano, Burano, and Torcello, with Murano glassblowing and a 10% factory discount.
“The tour was amazing. Murano and Burano were beautiful and the glass blowing a great experience. Torcello was an added bonus.”
Boat tour to Murano and Burano with a glass factory visit and demo, plus time to wander colorful canals in Venice’s lagoon.
“Boat trip to the Murano Glass blowing factory then onto Burano for free time. Well organised and plenty of time at each place and advice of what time you had to be back on the boat. An enjoyable trip”
Half-day boat tour from Venice to Murano, Torcello and Burano: glassblowing, Byzantine churches and lace, with expert commentary.
“The places that we visited were beautiful and I was very happy with experience the boat was clean and the staff was friendly however I was not okay with the tour guide. It was booked in English however she said everything in three different languages the entire tour. I felt like she booked tours for…”
Small-group Murano and Burano tour by private boat from Venice, with glass and lace demos plus guided lagoon stories.
“Transport to the islands in a lovely private boat. Tour Guide Romie was helpful and informative. Would definitely recommend if you want to visit Murano and Burano. Lace making demo was lame, but Burano was lovely little town.”
Shared gondola across Venice’s canals: 30 minutes, up to 6 aboard, Grand Canal and side canals near Rialto. Meet at Alilaguna pier.
“Short enjoyable journey, a taster experience of a gondola but perfect time for us. The gondola can have 5 passengers so it is a shared experience if your group is smaller than that. If you want a full experience of a private gondola they are triple to price and can be found all around the…”
Skip the line through Doge’s Palace and St Mark’s Basilica with expert guidance, the Bridge of Sighs, and basilica terrace and treasures.
“Highly recommend seeing the palace with a guide of some sort. There is too much history to view on your own”
Half-day Venice lagoon tour by panoramic boat: Murano glassblowing, Burano color and lace, plus scenic cruising and a smooth 4-hour outing.
“It was worth it to pay for a designated tour, boat and information guide. Very impressed with the 5 languages spoken along our journey. The boat was comfortable, had a clean toilet and the views along the way were great. Seating inside or out front or back. We did the late tour starting at 2.30pm…”
Full-day Venice lagoon trip to Murano glassworks, colorful Burano, and historic Torcello by boat, with a Murano factory demo for about $40.
“The day was filled with color, friendly people and information about the history of the islands. The shopping was great although we could have used more time on Murano. I particularly loved Burano. So colorful and the shops were very genuine with excellent quality and helpful shop keepers. Torcello was surprisingly interesting. Made some friends…”
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.
“Carolina was fantastic. Wonderful tour. Extremely knowledgeable. Very entertaining. Everything a tour should be and so much more”
Every corner of the city and the lagoon, and the best way to see each.
