Serene Venice
Venice is a collection of 120 islands connected by bridges. From Mestre, you can reach Venice by taking the Liberty Bridge, which leads to the Piazzale Roma. In spring and autumn, the water level rises easily, so it's not unusual for the Piazza San Marco is flooded, and the authorities are obliged to install footbridges for pedestrians.
Venice, a magical destination
Venice is a city with a unique atmosphere and charm that everyone falls in love with. It's one of Italy's most incredible cities. The City of the Doges has a long, fascinating and tormented history. It boasts an impressive architectural and cultural heritage. Its historic buildings and palaces are complemented by international events such as the Venice Carnival and countless captivating museums.
New rules for visitors
The city of Venice has decided to introduce an additional tax for visitors, with the aim of preserving its cultural heritage and financing environmental conservation measures. The tax will apply from April to all peak periods. In addition, visitor groups will now be limited to 25 people, in order to reduce the impact of overcrowding on the city and preserve the visitor experience.
Venice Museums
It's impossible not to visit Venice's museums! Whether you're a museum lover or not, visiting them will be a great opportunity to learn more about Venetian history, culture and art. After all, Venice is a work of art in its own right... Are you ready to be overwhelmed by knowledge, but above all by wonder? Then be sure to visit some of the Serenissima's must-see museums, such as the Doge's Palace. Its architecture is fascinating, and its rooms are steeped in history. Don' t forget to visit theCa' Pesaro or the Guggenheim Museum !
Venice and Veneto
Venice is a city full of surprises! During your stay, be sure to get lost in its streets and canals. This is the best way to discover a hidden gem off the beaten track, whether it's a palace, a picturesque café with a flower-filled terrace, or a store selling typical products. If you're tired of the tourist flow, don't miss the chance to set sail for the surrounding islands or the mainland. Veneto is one of Italy's most beautiful regions, with towns and sites just as beautiful as Venice: Treviso, Padua, Verona, Lake Garda and the Dolomites!
When to go?
With its Mediterranean climate, Venice can normally be visited all year round. However, we recommend avoiding the winter period from December to March, when the cold and damp can make visits unpleasant. From April to September, temperatures are optimal, and the sun shines magnificently on the palaces and historic buildings - but this period also sees large crowds of tourists. In October and November, the atmosphere certainly cools down, but tourists gradually desert the City of the Doges, making it much more pleasant to visit than in summer.
