VENICE
The best of Venice, in order.
The 15 most popular things to do in Venice. The Doge’s Palace and the golden basilica, gondolas and Grand Canal cruises, the glass furnaces of Murano and a table of cicchetti, all in one place.
Skip the line at Venice’s Doge’s Palace with reserved entry plus access to Museo Correr, the Archaeological Museum, and Biblioteca Marciana.
Most Popular“Perfect, but in real you can buy ticket and don't wait more than 30 minuts to entry”
Shared Grand Canal gondola with app commentary, hidden waterways, Gondola Gallery and VR history. About 30–60 minutes.
“This tour was very nice and the highlight was the peaceful and enjoyable gondola trip. Very scenic.”
Half-day boat loop through Murano glassmaking, Torcello calm, and Burano’s painted houses, with factory visit and island free time.
“It is an awesome opportunity to explore the nearby islands for a fraction of price. Two things to improve: - better sound quality on the boat (it was almost impossible to understand anything that was said) - slightly more time in Murano.”
A guided gondola ride with live commentary in Venice, plus a Gondola Gallery walkthrough and 3D VR-style experience for great value.
“A must do in Venice. Very educational and a great experience. Our tour guide Beatrix was amazing with explaining everything to us and ensuring we had a good Gondola ride. I would recommend.”
Skip the line at Venice’s La Fenice Opera House with a 7-language audio guide. See rooms, architecture, and opera history fast.
“Could sit here for hours. It’s so beautiful, I lack words describing it.”
Get terrace access at St. Mark’s, then see Doge’s Palace, Bridge of Sighs, and the New Prisons on a guided tour with priority entry.
“Matteo is an excellent tour guide. Knowledgeable in the history of the city and proactive in adjusting the tour to accommodate our interests and adjust for crowds. I would recommend Matteo as guide.”
6 hours by panoramic boat to Murano, Burano, and Torcello, with a glassblowing demo and a Murano factory discount.
“+ The guides were friendly, the islands were nice. - The time left on the islands was very short, the seats on boat are uncomfortable for such a long time on the boat. So soft spots only wooden benches”
Venice boat tour to Murano and Burano plus a Murano glass factory demo. See colorful houses and enjoy free island time.
“Great way to spend an entire day. Seeing how the glass objects are made live was inspiring. Great guide, good communication. Very pretty and hidden part of Venice. Worth a visit.”
Half-day motorboat tour of Murano glass, Torcello Byzantine churches, and Burano lace and color, with limited time ashore.
“The different islands are lovely to visit, but there is very little to do and the time on each island us limited. Sometimes you have to make a choice of either wandering around or stopping for refreshments - 50 mins doesn't allow for both.”
Private-boat small-group tour to Murano glass and Burano lace, with guided demos, time to wander, and a calm lagoon ride for up to 22.
“Sylvia was a wonderful guide! Grazie. Very enjoyable trip to the glass factory, enough time to explore on your own on both islands.”
Shared 30-minute gondola ride from the Alilaguna pier through Venice’s back canals and the Grand Canal, passing La Fenice and near Rialto.
“I did this activity as a solo traveller and was fortunate to be on the gondola with only two other people! 30 minutes was just perfect for this journey - enough time to take in the gorgeous scenery and get a real feel for riding round on a gondola with plenty of time to take…”
Panoramic boat to Murano and Burano with a Murano glassblowing show, free time in Burano, and onboard multilingual commentary for a great half-day value.
“The boat was late picking us up. The guide’s English was very poor- didn’t know that she was speaking English most of the time! The trip itself was good.”
Boat day trip from Venice to Murano, Burano and Torcello with a Murano glass factory demo and free time on each island.
“it would be good to have a little more time in Murano to see the island”
Skip lines for St. Mark’s and Doge’s Palace, with optional terrace balcony access and (at 8AM) early entry to empty rooms.
“Our guide, Paula, was incredibly knowledgeable about the history of Venice, St. Mark's Cathedral, the doges, and their palace. I highly recommend this tour. It's quite long and packed with interesting information. Paula speaks English with an accent, but she was perfectly understandable. I highly recommend this experience--particularly if you are a history buff.”
Guided boat tour to Murano and Burano for live glassblowing, lace-making, colorful houses, and optional wine and Venetian bites.
“It was really enjoyable, i learnt about how they adapted and inovated new ideas to survive on a lagoon”
The basilica, the islands, the canals and the table, and every way to see them.
