• Piazza San Marco - Embark on an exploration as you wander through the hidden alleys and charming squares between St. Mark’s Square and the iconic Rialto Bridge. Begin your adventure at Campo San Moisè, a delightful starting point next to St. Mark’s Square, immersing yourself in the city’s rich history. With a knowledgeable guide, navigate a maze of narrow passages and picturesque campi, gaining insights into Venice’s past, fascinating stories, and the unique local Venetian dialect. Pause before the magnificent La Fenice opera house to uncover its captivating yet tumultuous history. Admire the Bovolo Staircase, a Renaissance masterpiece and one of Venice’s architectural jewels.
• Campo Santa Maria Formosa - In the heart of Venice, Italy, lies the picturesque square of Santa Maria Formosa, celebrated for its historical significance and captivating ambiance. At the center stands the awe-inspiring Santa Maria Formosa Church, an architectural masterpiece dating back to the 15th century. The church’s façade blends Byzantine and Renaissance styles, offering a mesmerizing visual experience for visitors.

Surrounded by graceful buildings and winding alleyways, Santa Maria Formosa exudes Venetian charm, providing a serene escape from the city’s lively pace. It invites travelers to explore leisurely, immersing themselves in the local spirit while enjoying Venice’s unique allure.

• Ponte di Rialto - The Grand Canal in Venice is crossed by the iconic Rialto Bridge, a timeless structure connecting the districts of San Marco and San Polo. With its graceful arches and quaint shops, the bridge is a testament to Venetian aesthetics and a repository of historical stories. This architectural marvel, dating back to the 16th century, is one of Venice’s oldest and most renowned bridges, attracting travelers from around the world.

From the Rialto Bridge, visitors enjoy panoramic views of the canal’s winding course and the lively scene of gondolas and boats. The bridge remains an emblem of Venice’s rich legacy, inviting those exploring the city’s enchanting maze—a must-visit for anyone wishing to experience the city’s charm.

• Canal Grande - Flowing through the heart of Venice, the Grand Canal offers a breathtaking spectacle. Spanning over 2 miles, its winding form resembles a mirrored “S,” weaving through the city and showcasing Venice’s architectural wonders.

Embark on a journey along the Grand Canal and witness the grandeur of palaces, churches, and buildings lining its banks. Let their intricate designs captivate you, their façades adorned with a palette of colors and intricate details, each representing Venetian heritage and cultural richness through the ages.

As you glide on the canal’s shimmering surface, absorb the vibrant rhythm of Venetian life. Appreciate the graceful dance of gondolas and vaporettos, navigating the waterway, their journeys connecting residents and visitors, immersing you in the rhythm of daily life on Venice’s liquid streets.

• Teatro La Fenice - In the late 18th century, Venice boasted seven historic theaters, two for theatrical performances and the rest for musical showcases. Among these, the Teatro San Benedetto was the epitome of luxury, located near Campo San Luca. Founded in 1755 by the visionary Grimani family, it later came under the ownership of the Noble Society of Boxholders. A twist of fate, through a judicial agreement in 1787, led to the society’s eviction, forcing them to relinquish the theater to the Venier nobles, who owned the land. Faced with this challenge, the society embarked on an ambitious project to build a new, more splendid theater, named the Gran Teatro La Fenice, reminiscent of the mythical, ever-regenerating bird from Herodotus’ Histories.
• Ponte de le Ostreghe - Traces of past horticultural activities or lush vegetation are etched into the city’s toponymic fabric, appearing across various urban corners. Among these remnants are the campi, campazzi, and grass-covered courtyards, as well as the calluses of fig trees.

The earliest recorded mention of the Rio dell’Alboro dates back to 1696, while the Rio de le Ostreghe appears in the following century. It is likely that a vendor of these delectable marine treasures once operated nearby. The cultivation of such seafood saw significant growth, particularly in the early 19th century, leaving a lasting mark, as exemplified by the ostregheri canal, now known as the Canale dei Lavraneri, in the Sacca Fisola district.

• Set forth on a guided stroll through Saint Mark’s Square and the Castello areas.
• Leverage a private audio setup and headset for insightful tour narration.
• Tours available in English
• Savor a 30-minute shared Gondola experience, skillfully guided by a Gondolier.

• Transport
• Food
• Drinks

Embark on an enchanting journey through St. Mark’s Square, where architectural marvels such as the renowned St. Mark’s Basilica, the luxurious Doge’s Palace, and the timeless Renaissance clock tower await your exploration. Explore the charming residential area of Castello, a maze of captivating bridges, charming alleyways, and picturesque squares that invite your discovery.

Discover the treasures of Campo Santa Maria Formosa and the historic Campo San Giovanni & Paolo, where the magnificent Basilica and the revered resting places of Venetian doges are found. Our knowledgeable guide will share historical stories, architectural wonders, and fascinating tales from both Venice’s rich history and its lively present.

Our walking journey concludes at St. Mark’s Square once more, guiding you through the lively Mercerie—a bustling commercial hub linking the iconic Rialto and San Marco.

• IMPORTANT: The tour is not private, it is a shared tour
• Each gondola can accommodate a maximum of 5 individuals.
• The gondola ride is not private but is shared with other participants.
• The seat on the gondola cannot be chosen but will be assigned by our gondolier
• Children up to 3 years old do not pay, only if they do not occupy a seat on the gondola
• The itinerary is subject to change in case of inclement weather.
• When you book, pass us your whatsapp number, we will send you a voucher, via whatsapp, which you must present on the day of the tour.
• Once you arrive at the meeting point, you must enter the Aliguna Ticket Office, show the voucher, which we will send you via whatsapp, and receive the tickets. If you have any doubts, you can ask our desk colleagues.
• Important, we ask you to arrive 20 minutes before the departure of the tour, rightly so because you have to show your voucher at the ticket office, and receive the tickets from our colleagues
• If the gondola tour is canceled due to bad weather, the customer will receive a refund of 30 euro per person.
• The gondola tour has a maximum capacity of 5 people, the walking tour up to 15 people
• On certain dates, most travelers staying outside of Venice who are planning to visit for the day will be required to pay a €5 access fee. For further details (including exemptions) and to learn what days this fee is applicable, please visit: https://cda.ve.it

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.