Top Veneto Tickets & Passes

With a backdrop as magnificent as Venice, you’ll want to share your visit on social media. This private portrait session will guarantee that you have plenty of shots worth posting on Instagram, or to share with friends and family. Pose with a professional photographer in iconic locations around Venice, including St. Mark’s Square, the Rialto Bridge, and the Riva degli Schiavoni gondola stand.

Hello, my name is Cristina. Cabbage rolls are a traditional russian receipt that I prepair in Venice, where I'm living and working. Enjoy our big venetian family! Ingredient for 4 person Minced pork 200 g Veal mince 100 g Onions 250 g Carrots 2 Savoy cabbage 1 Semolina 1 tbsp Rice 300 g Eggs 1 Lemon 1 White wine 1 glass Extra virgin olive oil 4 tbsp Tomato paste 1 tbsp Salt to taste. Pepper as needed.

Venice is famous for its canals, but the surrounding Euganean Hills are also home to a historic waterway network. Explore the canals of the Veneto region with this tour that sets off from the inland port of Battaglia Terme via traditional wooden “caorlina” boat. Take in the elegant palazzi lining the canals as you are rowed by four gondoliers and end with a guided tour of the Renaissance-era Catajo Castle.

Take a musical adventure in Venice with a concert by Interpreti Veneziani and a visit to the city's music museum. Learn about the legacy of Vivaldi, a Venetian composer who left a distinct mark on the canal city, and see string instruments from the 17th-19th centuries in the Music Museum housed inside the San Maurizio Church. Listen later that evening as the Interpreti Veneziani ensemble performs works by such famous composers as Handel, Bach and Mozart.

Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of baroque music at this authentic chamber performance in Venice. The 17th-century Church of San Vidal provides an intimate historic setting and fantastic acoustics for concertos and symphonies by European masters such as Mozart, Bach, Vivaldi, and Handel. The talented members of the Interpreti Veneziani ensemble bring these musical masterworks to life for a night out you won’t soon forget.

Experience an evening of opera in Venice, surrounded by the historical elegance of a 15th-century palace. The singers and musicians of the Musica a Palazzo ensemble perform classics of Italian opera within the ornate salons of Palazzo Barbarigo Minotto. Move from room to room along with the performers and soak up the drama of epics like 'La Traviata' and 'Rigoletto' in a truly intimate environment.

Feel like a Venetian! Meet our city guide near Rialto Bridge starting with an espresso coffee at one local “torrefazione” (coffee roasting bar). Then we take a stroll at the fresh food market and will meet with our Venetian lady to buy the fish and food for our lunch together. This is a great place where to mix with the locals and get the best fresh fish and veg of the day. It has been there for almost 800 years ! We than cross the Grand Canal by a short gondola ferry to the Cannaregio district. Passing many places of interest such as the Jewish Ghetto and find out hidden stories of the city. It is now time for Italians to go home for lunch. We make our way to meet our Venetian lady at her house. Starting with prosecco Wine & Cicchetti (Venetian appetizers). Having a chat, some laugh, and try to speak some Italian! Enjoy pasta or risotto, cooked at home with our fresh buy ending with moka-machine coffee like with sweets or a dessert & local liqueur.

This is the inspiration for the creation of a new section dedicated to a particular aspect of the history of Venetian tradition: perfume, highlighting the key role the city played in the origins of this aesthetical, cosmetic and entrepreneurial custom. Five rooms dedicated to perfume and integrated with the attraction of the displays throughout the museum and multi-media instruments which shows the role of Venice in the history of perfume. Experience using the 5 senses alternate along a itinerary of information, and emotion… A room evokes the lab of a perfumer of the 16th century. Extraordinary collection of perfume bottles of the German company Drom, covering a number of materials dating from the Middle Ages to the present day.

Verona Arena is the third largest Roman amphitheater in the world and host to the renowned Verona Summer Opera Festival, but it’s not unusual to spend over an hour queuing to get in. This guided tour ensures skip-the-line entrance, so you can explore inside the ancient wonder without having to wait in line.

Tick off some of Italy’s favourite cities with our 9 day Italy Group Tour! Travel by train along this popular route: Venice, Verona, Pisa, Florence, Siena, Rome. You’ll be travelling with other like minded travelers in a small group of up to 20 people as well as your dedicated tour leader. You’ll have two to three nights in each location, with plenty of time to explore historic sights, beaches, nightlife and more. In most places there’ll be an unmissable activity which is included in your price – but there will also be other optional activities on offer. We’ve also included a few free days throughout your trip, so that you can chill out and do whatever you fancy. Throughout the trip we’ll hang out as a group at least once in each city for drinks – you’ll be travelling with other like minded travellers, as well as your dedicated tour leader.

Tick off some of Europe’s most famous capital cities with our 2 week Group Tour Package! Travel by train along this popular route: Venice, Rome, Florence, Nice, Barcelona, Paris and back to London. You’ll be travelling with other like minded travelers in a small group of up to 20 people as well as your dedicated tour leader. You’ll have two to three nights in each location, with plenty of time to explore historic sights, beaches, nightlife and more.We include unmissable activities in the price – whether it’s a gondola ride, entry to must-see cultural attractions, or a sunset view from a vantage point in the city, we’ve got something for everyone.

Getting the right photos is a crucial part of any vacation. Leave the selfie stick at home and book a session with a professional photographer who will create beautiful images of you in some of Venice's most beautiful locations.

For a special night out while vacationing in Venice, book an entertaining evening out at the cabaret. A grand magic show, musical performers, and dancers keep you entertained while you dine on a multi-course international dinner with Italian wine. Choose from among three different menus; a welcome cocktail is included.

Take a backstage tour of the Floating City’s La Fenice theater and opera house. Considered one of the most culturally significant buildings in Italy, the space is decorated in lavish gold and stucco. Learn about its storied history from the 1700s, how the building burned on multiple occasions, and a few secrets about the stars who performed there.

Visit Villa Valmarana ai Nani near Vicenza and discover the stories behind the Palladian villa's famous dwarf statues and Tiepolo frescoes. With a multimedia tablet as your guide, you'll explore the frescoed rooms of the owner's residence and guest house along with the historical park and gardens. Learn about the Valmarana family who originally commissioned the artwork, and hear their story as the villa owners through to the present day. Most visits typically last around an hour.

Learn about Venetian culinary traditions on this food-focused walking tour dedicated to the Venetian aperitif and the cicchetti, or side plate. With a guide in the lead, you’ll stroll around the Rialto area, stopping in bars and pubs that you may not find on your own. Taste local wines and traditional Italian regional appetizers while listening to engaging commentary from your guide.

Verona’s ancient Roman Arena is one of the most dazzling venues for opera in Italy, but tickets to performances here can be hard to come by. Be sure to secure a seat with this advance ticket to an evening show. A bus pass makes it easy to reach the Arena, and you can take in the sights before the performance begins with a guided tour through Verona’s old town.

What a magical evening, you'll be sipping delicious Soave wine from the Benini Winery in the middle of the Vineyard, eating delicious local and homemade Italian food and once its dusk the Opera show will begin. This is like a dream to be in Italy, sitting under the stars and really relaxing and enjoying yourself, you deserve it!

Discover the work of historic craftsmen and the ateliers of contemporary Venetian designers. A Journey through arts and crafts and special projects related to the conservation of the lagoon with a delicious gourmet aperitif at the end.

The School of devotion and charity dedicated to S. Maria del Monte Carmelo was founded in 1594. Three years later it obtained official recognition and in 1767 it was elevated to "Grande". The internal rooms of the school have preserved the original original furnishings, consisting of important oil paintings, rich stucco ceilings and original carved wooden backs. The greatest artists have contributed to the construction of the Scuola Grande dei Carmini: by the architect Baldassarre Longhena who oversaw the design of the great Giambattista Tiepolo who between 1739 and 1749 painted the nine incomparable canvases on the ceiling of the "Sala del Chapter". The Venice Musicarmini Concert Association aims to add classical music with spectacular and top-level performances to this incredible context of sublime pictorial and architectural art

Explore the best of Venice at a 10% discount with this Super Saver combo of three popular tours. Skip the line at the Doge’s Palace, where you can wander through ornate public rooms and across the notorious Bridge of Sighs. You’ll also head to the front of the long queue at St Mark’s Basilica to tour the dazzling interior of this Byzantine masterpiece including Pala d'Oro and enjoy a guided walking tour of Venice’s hidden gems. Finally, cruise down the Grand Canal aboard a motorboat and soak in the majestic passing scenery.

See the best of Venice in a day on a tour that combines a guided walk with a cruise along the bustling Grand Canal. Hear the history of St. Mark’s Square and Rialto Bridge from a guide, and visit St. Mark’s Basilica with a skip-the-line ticket to beat the long admission lines. Discover the tucked-away treasures of Venice’s backstreets and charming canals, and then finish on a high note: a water taxi cruise on the Grand Canal.

Want to see the Dolomites, tour Venice and save money at the same time? Book this Venice Super Saver, which combines two best-selling tours at a discounted rate, and spread your sightseeing over two days. Start with a Dolomites day trip to visit the ski village of Cortina d’Ampezzo and the Tre Cime di Lavaredo mountain range, and then take a tour of the Venice on the second day (check operational schedule for details). Bypass the entrance lines outside St Mark’s Basilica, explore the city by foot and, finally, finish with a water taxi cruise on the Grand Canal.

See two of Venice’s most iconic attractions and save 10% when you book them together with this Super Saver. Head to the front of the long queues with skip-the-line access to the famed Doge’s Palace and St Mark’s Basilica. Learn the history behind these architectural wonders from your local guide, and explore some of Venice’s lesser-known sights on a walking tour. Complete both tours in the same day with a break in between to spend at your leisure, depending on the operational schedule.