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“There’s lots to see and lots of information to read, the audio guides isn’t necessary”
Shared Grand Canal gondola with app commentary, hidden waterways, Gondola Gallery and VR history. About 30–60 minutes.
“Gondola was super relaxing, great history lesson, and surprise VR experience.”
Half-day boat loop through Murano glassmaking, Torcello calm, and Burano’s painted houses, with factory visit and island free time.
“This trip was fantastic, loved the glass blowing demonstration in Murano, Burano was great too, Torcello not much there really could of done without visiting that. It was on time and very time efficient. I liked the fact we had free time once we arrived at the Islands to explore at our own leisure. Highly…”
A guided gondola ride with live commentary in Venice, plus a Gondola Gallery walkthrough and 3D VR-style experience for great value.
“The guide was very polite and explained everything clearly, and I really enjoyed the gondola ride.”
Skip the line at Venice’s La Fenice Opera House with a 7-language audio guide. See rooms, architecture, and opera history fast.
“A must see for a trip to Venice- lovely theatre and interesting commentary on your phone (bring your own headphones, it's annoying to hold the phone to your ear).”
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.
“Elena is an amazing guide. She knows so much and told all the interesting stories with so much lovely details. The tour captures everything and is highly recommended. Nothing to complain.”
6 hours by panoramic boat to Murano, Burano, and Torcello, with a glassblowing demo and a Murano factory discount.
“This was a well organised trip and we especially loved the surprising Torcello island - we didn’t know what to expect there. Love that they organised a glass blowing demonstration and Burano is such a beautiful spot too.”
Venice boat tour to Murano and Burano plus a Murano glass factory demo. See colorful houses and enjoy free island time.
“Great and option to get boat back to station from San marco”
Half-day motorboat tour of Murano glass, Torcello Byzantine churches, and Burano lace and color, with limited time ashore.
“Perfect for a quick getaway! Very friendly and informative staff. Flexible time options and location access.”
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.
“Silvia, was a excellent host, very informative. Couldn’t have asked for a better guide. Would try to request her again”
Shared 30-minute gondola ride from the Alilaguna pier through Venice’s back canals and the Grand Canal, passing La Fenice and near Rialto.
“A gondola is a must in Venice. The gondola ride was a great amount for the experience, the time on the gondola starts when you get onto the water. We ventured under many bridges, saw beautiful buildings, and got to really feel the luxury of Venice.”
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 time at each island was a bit short but over all it was amazing. I really like Burano more than I did Murano because it seemed to have more culture, shops, restaurants and community. It was great to see local families and kids playing, not to mention the beautiful colorful homes. Murano was amazing…”
Boat day trip from Venice to Murano, Burano and Torcello with a Murano glass factory demo and free time on each island.
“Really glad we took this excursion. The glass blowing demonstration was really amazing - could have watched that for hours. Incredible how talented the glass blower is. And then walking up and down the streets with all the glass shops was so unique - never saw anything like that before. Otherwise the towns/islands were beautiful…”
Skip lines for St. Mark’s and Doge’s Palace, with optional terrace balcony access and (at 8AM) early entry to empty rooms.
“Franceska was incredible! She was so knowledgeable about the history of the basilica and Doge’s palace! We really enjoyed her tour and would recommend to all families! This is a great way to get to know Venice, Enjoy!”
Guided boat tour to Murano and Burano for live glassblowing, lace-making, colorful houses, and optional wine and Venetian bites.
“Marta was an amazing, informative guide!! Highly recommend.”
The basilica, the islands, the canals and the table, and every way to see them.
