History & Culture

A Gondola tour of Venice is one of the quintessential things to do and a must for all visitors to this historic city. Avoid haggling over inflated prices with the Gondelieri and enjoy a tour at a fixed time when the waterways are at their most peaceful and relaxing.

This comprehensive tour combines the Original Venice Walking Tour and the Grand Canal Boat Tour. Experience the wonders of this historic city from both land and water, plus enjoy skip-the-line entrance to St Mark’s Basilica.

An absolute must for the first time visitor to Venice. Explore both St Marks Square and her labyrinth of narrow streets. See exquisite gothic palaces, visit Marco Polo’s House and enjoy fast track entrance to St Mark’s Basilica.

Venice after dark is a place full of mystery and intrigue. Travelling off-the-beaten track, you’ll explore the dimly-lit narrow alleyways, crossing sleeping canals as your entertained by numerous ghost stories and legends of Venice Past and Present.

Enjoy skip-the-line entrance to Venice’s most important building. Explore the lavishly decorated rooms and chambers of the Doges Palace, residence of the Duke of Venice, the chief magistrate of the most serene of all Republics – a Republic that lasted longer than any other in history!

Enjoy a relaxing day in the enchanting hills of the Veneto. Stroll around picturesque historic villages and towns, explore a renaissance country villa and savour the delicious cuisine and famous wines of the region.

Escape the crowds of tourists and discover the real Venice on this charming tour of the rarely visited San Polo District. Explore colourful and lively markets of the Rialto, learn about the Hunchback of San Giacomo Church and visit the old red-light district of Casteletto.

Board a restored Venetian merchant boat to explore the lagoon’s islands and waterways during this three-hour Venice tour. Wander through the Arsenal, admire the famous glasswork from Island of Murano, snap pictures of candy-coloured buildings on Burano Island and see where the city’s famous fresh produce comes from. With a chance to enjoy a picnic at the city’s fortress, this is a great way to see a different side of Venice and discover some of its many colourful islands.