Venezia aka: Venice, Venecia, Venedig
97% of people who have been to Venezia think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in Venezia are Piazza San Marco, The Grand Canal, and Basilica di San Marco. Venezia is featured on the lists UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Italy, All 911 UNESCO Heritage Sites, and Notable Cities of Europe. Places in Venezia have been tagged venice, italy, and romantic.Lists about this place
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Write an entry Entries about this placeUntitled by EllieBeautyVenice is an absolutely beautiful city and I very much would like to visit again. It not just the tourist attractions that make it worth it but rather just the city as a whole. Simply walking around is great. Also the food is amazing. over 2 years agoVenice was...magic by icekat83Venice was magic! I went there for a single day when I was 15 with my family and loved it. We saw glass blowers which was the most incredible thing I’ve ever seen and I felt like I’d stepped in to a fairy tale from when I was a kid with magic all around…one second there was a lump of pinkish glass and the next there was a horse. I have a dolphin I bought there and would go back in a heartbeat! over 2 years agoThe Most Beautiful Place I've Ever Been. by FinnI went 2 years ago with my friend and her mother, who are Italian. A group of us went because another friend of ours was leaving school, and we wanted to give her a really good leaving party. Used to live here. by Pancho VillaI lived here for 3 months for work and it was amazing, but I do think it is a crying shame that there are almost no locals at all, only tourists. That aside, it is a haunting, gorgeous, fascinating place. The food is so-so, so is the shopping, and you will get very, very lost. But it is unforgettable. over 3 years agoProbably the best tourist destination I've ever been to. by eipi10It’s just great. over 3 years agoUntitled by fokerellaWell, I used to go to Venice 3 or 4 times every year with my parents because we have some close friends there (in Malamocco – Lido). So I visited Venice a lot of time! Untitled by Emily
It was cold and rainy, and my two day trip here came at the end of ten days of traveling the length of Italy by train, so I was a bit travel weary on top of everything. The vaporetto made me motion sick, the Grand Canal flooded Piazza San Marco, and the streets were impossible to navigate. over 3 years agoSee all 413 entries |
Ask a question Travel questionsmarvinbarretto asks,“Which neighbourhood would you recommend to stay and why?” about 1 year agolisahazarika asks,“Where are the best places to take pictures in the city?” about 1 year agoarcade2007 asks,“Venice: a sinking city? I would like to ask Venice locals if they have noticed any changes to everyday life, tourism, economy etc due to rising water-levels. Questo informazione e' per il mio compito, grazie :)” over 3 years agojamid asks,“For people who both loved it and... didn't love it, in what month did you visit? (Please note whether you loved or... didn't love it.) Thanks!” over 5 years agoCurmudgeon asks,“In 1642, Claudio Monteverdi’s opera “L’Incoronazione di Poppea” was given its first performance at the Teatro di Santi Giovanni e Paolo. Is it still standing? I would like to see it someday.” over 5 years agoSungazer2 asks,“Is it true that Venice is really sinking? I remember someone telling me once that my grandchildren will never see the city of Venice because it will have sunk by then. IS this true?” over 5 years agomadchickvic asks,“I will be in Venice stayin by Marco Polo airport for an afternoon and morning, will i have time to make it into Venice? what should I see? Is it Worth it?” over 5 years agoPurpleHeather asks,“Other than pizza can anyone recommend good Venetian vegetarian recipes (no fish) or restautants that serve a good variety of vegetarian food?” over 5 years ago |
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Activities in Venezia
Let the Doges Palace Walking Tour through Venice lead you to the most sumptuous and splendidly decorated rooms of what used to be 'the brain' that governed the Republic of Venice. You'll learn how the Venetians guaranteed loyalty of their bureaucrats, ... $27.82 
For something a little different to do in Venice, try a photography walking tour. Get to move around Venice not as tourist but as a Venetian. You will also learn how to approach people and capture the spontaneous emotions, expressions and interactions ... $158.09 
Discover Venice at your own pace, away from the tourist route, on a private half-day walking tour. Discuss the sites you wish to see with your guide and plan the itinerary of your in-depth, personalized walking tour. To ensure you get the most out of y... $94.85 
What could be more romantic than a private gondola ride for two in the most magical city in the world, Venice? As you float along in an authentic gondola, your gondolier will serenade you with songs of love as he navigates the beautiful canals of Venice. $99.60 
If you love Italian food and wine, you will love this tour! You'll cross the picturesque countryside of the Vent Orientale to reach the vineyards of the Veneto and Friuli, and enjoy lunch and wine tastings. Traveling by minivan holding only eight passe... $183.38 See All Activities » |
Venice (Italian: Venezia, Venetian: Venesia or Venexia) is a city in northern Italy, the capital of the region Veneto, and has a population of 271,251 (census estimate January 1, 2004). Together with Padua, the city is included in the Padua-Venice Metropo
