VENICE
The best of Venice and the lagoon.
The 6 most popular train experiences in Venice. The ones worth carving a morning out for, with what each costs, how long it runs and who walks you through it.
Shared Venice water taxi transfer from your hotel area to Santa Lucia Station or Piazzale Roma bus terminal, with luggage help and easy timing.
Most Popular“It was an easy transfer from the water taxi stop near our hotel to the train station. There were no problems and it was a smooth process.”
Private water-taxi transfer from Venice’s train or bus stations to your hotel or Venice Lido, with a greeter and a direct, luggage-friendly ride.
“I would just grab a water taxi. No need to reserve ahead and pay the premium price. We had to find the contact and then wait for a taxi anyway.”
Private one-way Venice departure by air-conditioned water taxi from your hotel to Santa Lucia or Piazzale Roma, with 24/7 pickup.
“20 minutes late. Had to hire luggage service to make train on time at a cost of 40 euros. Not dependable”
A 7.5-hour boat day from Venice to Murano, Burano, and Torcello, with a Murano glass demo and guided commentary in English.
“I have always been interested on glass blowing. It seems to be simple but the art takes a lifetime to learn, The beauty of the glass created from the simple of act of twirling and blowing is not to be taken astride.”
Train to Verona with a guide: Roman gate, Arena area, Piazza Bra and Piazza delle Erbe, plus return to Venice.
“Wow, an unbelievable experience, was very excited about this tour when we booked it, but being there was another thing.”
A fast train and guided walking tour bring you to Florence’s key sights, including the Duomo complex option, from Venice in one full day.
“I found it to be quite overpriced for what it was. I assumed the tour was for the whole day but once you get to Florence, the tour is actually just over an hour long and then you’re left to your own devices for the rest of the day. It was ok but I wouldn’t…”
Every corner of the city and the lagoon, and every way to see it.
