Events in Venice Tomorrow

Experience a gondola ride along the most beautiful part of the Grand Canal in Venice and its hidden waterways. Listen to in-app commentary as you admire the views and visit the Gondola Gallery.

Take the worry out of your arrival or departure from Treviso Airport and pre-book an easy transfer service to Venice or Mestre by shared express bus. Save money on expensive taxis, sit back and relax

Discover a lesser-known side of Venice on a 2-hour walking tour of the Jewish Ghetto, led by a local guide. Experience Venice’s Jewish heritage with a Synagogue tour organized by the Jewish Museum.

Enjoy Venice from a privileged view of a Gondola accompanied by its gentle movement. Take a ride along Canal Grande and minor canals around San Marco Square and Rialto.

Take the worry out of your transportation needs between Marco Polo Airport and Mestre Train Station and transfer by air-conditioned express bus. Start your trip worry free, and enjoy generous baggage room beneath the passenger compartment.

Enjoy a full-day cruise from Padua to Venice amongst 50 villas and visit Villa Pisani, Villa Widmann and Villa Foscari (entry tickets included). Cruise through small towns, locks, and swing bridges.

See some of the most beautiful monuments of Venice with a local guide. Marvel at attractions, such as the basilica where Titian is buried and the house where Marco Polo lived.

Admire Venice by water on a catamaran cruise around the Venetian Lagoon. Enjoy soothing music and a glass of Spritz or prosecco as you sail past San Marco and across to Lido.

See Venice from the land and water on a 2-hour combined stroll through the fabled quarters of “La Serenissima,” and a gondola ride along the quiet canals. See the unusual façade of La Fenice, and hear curious stories about the Venetian Republic.

Your pass is valid 180 days from the moment you exchange your voucher in Venice for the official Venice pass. Marvel at the treasures of the Doge's Palace, see Murano glass at the Glass Museum, and admire lace work in the Lace Museum.