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Fabio

Hi, I’m Fabio, a lover of the Serenissima and this is my tour.

Together we will discover everything you can’t miss about Venice, such as the famous St Mark’s Square and the Rialto Bridge, in a walk you can’t miss.

It will take roughly 2 hours and a half, not including breaks or visits you might take.

What you can't miss in Venice

Filippo

Hello I am Filippo, and I love Venice. Ready to walk with me?

In this tour we will discover the hidden Venice. I will tell you curiosities and legends of each place, and we will pass by some iconic spots like the Rialto Bridge.

It will take roughly 2 hours, not including breaks or visits you might take.

A stroll through Venice

St Mark's Square, is definitely the most popular landmark of the city, and a must-to stop of our Venice walking tours. You will find some of the most iconic attractions of the city, like the bell tower. 

St Mark's Square (Piazza S. Marco)

Probably the most iconic Italian bridge, the Rialto Bridge, gives you a stunning view of the Grand Canal. Close to it, you will find many local bars for an Italian aperitivo.

Rialto Bridge

Another iconic bridge in Venice, the Bridge of Sights, connects the Doge's Palace to the prisons. You will be surprised to learn the history of its name by taking our audio tours.

Bridge of Sighs (Ponte dei Sospiri)

The Ca’ d’Oro, is a palace on the Grand Canal and is one of the oldest palaces in the city. His name derived from the fact that part of the facade was covered with a golden edge.

Ca’ d’Oro

The Jewish Ghetto is one of the most fascinating districts of Venice. To learn its history we recommend taking one of our tours of Venice. 

Jewish Ghetto

Venice is not second to anyone when it comes to bridges, especially if designed by famous architects like Santiago Calatrava. It is one of the most recent and slippery bridges in Venice, installed in 2008.

Constitution Bridge

Located in St Mark's Square, this was the political center of the Venetian Republic, which lasted for over 100 years. Learn its history with our tours.

Doge's Palace

Located close to St Mark's Square, the gardens are the perfect spot to relax and eat gelato after visiting the crowded streets of Venice. 

Royal Gardens of Venice

This is probably one of the most peculiar bridges in the world, as it does not have any balustrades. So be careful when visiting it with our self-guided tours of Venice. 

Nail Bridge (Ponte Chiodo)

Venice is extremely famous for its gondolas. Here at the Squero di San Trovaso, you can still admire how artisans build the traditional wooden gondolas.

Squero di San Trovaso (Shipyard)

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