A Walk In Venice
What is Venice? How and why was it born? What is the secret of its unfading charm? What is life in Venice like now, after more than fifteen centuries of its existence? The answers to these and many other questions are waiting for you in the streets and along the canals of this enchanting city. The more questions you ask while visiting Venice, the better.
Upcoming dates
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What to expect
All you need to remember when taking a walk across Venice is: be cool! Surely, you need to keep walking on. You need to strain your eyes. And your ears. All your senses, actually - it's the only way to discover and understand this city in all its overwhelming versatility. Surely, it takes some diligence to go on revealing and explicating new facets and shades. But you only need peace of mind and serenity to truly fall in love with Venice. Is it really important to travel with a premade plan in your backpack? Perhaps, you'd better leave some extra space for the "fifth element of the Uneverse" - the element of surprise. And don't worry, you will see all the must-see things when walking in Venice. You will see even more than you might expect of it. There is no such thing as "too much of Venice"!
What you’ll see
- St. Mark's Square and its ensemble: Doge's Palace, St. Mark's Cathedral, Library of St. Mark, Procuratie, etc.
- The Rialto Bridge and the adjacent commercial and financial districts.
- Places connected with such historical names as Giacomo Casanova and Marco Polo.
- The church of Santa Maria dei Miracoli, one of the earliest Renaissance buildings in Venice.
- Many "hidden corners" less well-known places, which let you feel the genuine atmosphere of Venice.
Included
- Guide services
Not included
- Tickets for visiting churches (optional)
Meeting point
Start: As agreed with the tourists.
Finish: Usually, St. Mark's Square, but more individual options are available.
The exact address and guide contacts are sent after booking.