A Travel Pursuit Guide:
Venice, Italy
A Timeless Journey Through Water and History. Explore our hub featuring things to do, eat & see in the magical city.
Top 5 Key Selling Points
- Venice is one of the most breathtaking cities in the world, filled with canals, bridges and stunning landmarks. It's popular for cruisers who would spend hours or even days in this picture-perfect destination on shore excursions.
- With 1,600 years in the making, Venice has much to offer, including a rich history, romantic settings, stunning architecture, delectable cuisine, and vibrant annual events and festivals.
- Exploring the city by water is a must-do experience. Take a gondola ride or hop on a vaporetto (water bus) to navigate the charming waterways and witness the stunning architecture from a unique perspective.
- Venetian Cuisine: Sample the local cuisine, which includes fresh seafood, traditional Venetian dishes like risotto and sarde in saor (sweet and sour sardines), and delightful pastries. Explore the narrow streets and discover charming cafes and trattorias where you can enjoy authentic Venetian flavours.
- Carnival: If visiting during February, guests will have the chance to experience the famous Venetian Carnival, known for its elaborate masks, costumes, and festivities.
6 Facts About Venice
- A UNESCO World Heritage Site
139 Churches/Museums
417 Bridges
Home 350 Gondolas, 400 Gondolieri and 177 Canals
Best Time To Visit: April-October
Great For: Families & Travellers Of All Ages, History-Buffs, Culture Lovers
One Of The World's Most Beautiful & Picturesque Cities
Essential Information
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Public Transport Available:
Bus, Private Car Transfers, Rideshare
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Cruise Terminal to Venice:
Approx. 3-4 hours
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Only 2hrs from London
EasyJet, WizzAir, BA
Weather
Dry Season
- May to September
Visa Information
- No visas needed for UK passport holders
Featured Annual Events
Venice Carnival
February
Venice Biennale
May-Nov
Venice Film Festival
Aug-Sep
Featured Attractions
Rialto Bridge
Footbridge Over The Grand Canal
Piazza San Marco
Also Known As St Mark's Square
Doge's Palace
Venetian Gothic Style Palace