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| Best of Switzerland & Italy with FREE Excursion to Mount Titlis | 9 days & 8 nights | INR 1,43,200 |
| Italy Swiss France Netherlands with FREE Excursion to Mount Pilatus | 13 days & 12 nights | INR 1,89,699 |
| Western Europe In A Nutshell | 11 days & 10 nights | INR 1,72,000 |
| European Wonders | Group Tour Package | 14 days & 13 nights | INR 1,76,000 |
| Rome Florence and Venice - Best Of Italy | 10 days & 9 nights | INR 1,57,000 |
| Switzerland Italy Paris | European Wonders | 8 days & 7 nights | INR 1,65,000 |
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We offer 26+ Venice tour packages starting from INR 80,000 and going up to INR 5,00,000. Our Europe tour packages are designed to suit every kind of traveller. You can choose from quick 3-day getaways to detailed 10-day itineraries, or fully customise your trip to explore Venice your way. From boutique stays and seamless transfers to guided city tours and curated day trips, we take care of everything so you can focus on creating unforgettable memories.
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Venice is a city where romantic gondola rides, timeless architecture, and winding canals create a storybook setting unlike anywhere else in the world. Here, you can cruise along the Grand Canal, admire the golden interiors of St. Mark’s Basilica, and lose yourself in the charm of neighbourhoods like Dorsoduro and Cannaregio. Want more on your Venice trip? Add island visits to Murano, Burano, or Lido Beach, or time your trip around signature events like the Venice Carnival or the Venice Film Festival.
You can fly to Venice from major Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Ahmedabad. Whether you're a couple chasing romance, a family on an adventure, or a solo explorer in search of wonder, Venice welcomes all with open arms. So, book your perfect Venice holiday with Thrillophilia today and turn your dream into reality.
Visa Requirement for Italy
To enjoy your Venice trip package from India, you need a Schengen visa. This visa allows you to stay in the Schengen Area, including Italy, for a maximum of 90 days within a period of 6 months.
To obtain a visa for Italy, first, you are required to fill up all the details accurately in the application form. You should then submit all the necessary documents, including an updated passport, some recent photographs, and proof of travel insurance. Moreover, you should also show your bank statements and your travel itinerary in Venice. After gathering all the documents, you should connect with the Italian consulate or embassy in India and go through an interview.
You are required to pay a visa application fee of EUR 81 (INR 7,346) per person, including processing and additional charges. The processing time of the visa application is around 5 to 15 days, so it is advisable to apply for it at least one month before the travel journey.
Best Time to Visit Venice
Venice, Italy, is a famous destination that can be visited all year round, however, the best time to plan your travel packages to Venice depends on your travel preferences.
1. Peak Season- The peak season to visit Venice is during the summer season, from June to August. It is an ideal time to take a romantic evening walk along the canals of Venice and look out for the stars of the Venice International Film Festival. You can also enjoy Venetian gelato in the summer heat while relaxing on one of its beaches.
2. Shoulder Season- March to May and September to November mark the shoulder season in Venice. The city enjoys the spring and autumn seasons, respectively. Spring brings sunny days, which is perfect for visiting the Rialto Bridge, attending Carnevale in March, and exploring the Venetian Islands. On the other hand, the autumn season allows you to visit the Teatro La Fenice through your Venice travel package.
3. Waning Season- From December to February, Venice enjoys the winter in these months, marking the waning season. Since it is less crowded at this time, the price of airfares and accommodations are cheaper. It is a perfect time to attend events like Hanukkah, Christmas, and the Feast of Saint Anthony. You can also visit the iconic Piazza San Marco, admire St. Mark’s Basilica, and explore Doge’s Palace.
How to Reach Venice
1. By Air- Air is the best and the most convenient method of transportation from India to Venice. Although there are no direct flights, you can take a connecting flight from major Indian cities like New Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai, Chennai, and Hyderabad to Venice Marco Polo Airport. Airlines like Air India, Lufthansa, Finnair, Air Dolomiti, and Swiss Air operate indirect flights on this route. These flights offer layovers in cities like Rome, Frankfurt, Helsinki, Munich, Warsaw, Paris, Zurich, and Vienna. The average flight duration of these indirect flights is 10 to 15 hours, thereby offering a hassle-free journey with our Venice Italy trip packages.
Places to Visit on the Venice Tour
Here are the some famous places to visit in Venice:
1. St. Mark's Basilica
St. Mark’s Basilica is a beautiful attraction to see with our India to Venice tour package. Flaunting the Byzantine architecture, you can marvel at shimmering gold mosaics, marble columns, and the dazzling Pala d'Oro altarpiece of this popular attraction. It also lets you take a tour of the terrace for panoramic views of the magnificent Piazza San Marco. As a symbol of the heritage of Venice, St. Mark’s Basilica attracts you to admire its beauty and experience its spiritual ambience.
2. Piazza San Marco
Piazza San Marco, also known as St. Mark’s Square, is another top attraction in Venice. It is the largest open space in the city for centuries. Once a bustling market, it is today surrounded by impressive buildings and the iconic Basilica di San Marco. Napoleon dubbed it as the drawing room of Europe for its beauty. You can see the Basilica, Campanile di San Marco, and numerous museums in the square. Furthermore, you can hear the ringing bells of the clock tower and see the attractive waterline around the square.
3. Rialto Bridge
Also known as The Lover’s Bridge, the Rialto Bridge is a must-see attraction on the itinerary of travel packages to Venice. This ancient bridge was built in the 16th century over the Grand Canal, connecting the districts of San Marco and San Polo. It is filled with bustling shops and stalls that form the lively Rialto market, and you can shop for souvenirs here. During the sunset, you can enjoy the magical scenery of boats and gondolas gliding in the canal.
4. Doge’s Palace
Doge’s Palace is a prime example of Venetian Gothic-style architecture that dates back to the 14th century. Once the residence of the Doge of Venice, it now stands as a symbol of the rich history and political power of the city. The palace has grand chambers, administrative offices, and even prisons that showcase the intricate layers of Venetian governance. Here, you can also see one of the largest rooms in Europe called the Chamber of Great Council, and the Scrigno Room, home to the historic Silver Book.
5. Teatro La Fenice
Teatro La Fenice is a famous opera house in Venice that draws theatre lovers from around the globe. With a rich history dating back to the 19th century, it has premiered operas by legendary composers like Verdi, Bellini, Donizetti, and Rossini. Since the meaning of Teatro La Fenice is ‘The Phoenix’, it has always emerged stronger from fires in 1774, 1836, and 1996. Today, you can experience world-class performances in this historic venue through your Venice travel package.
Things to Do on the Venice Tour
Here is a list of things to do on the Venice tour.
1. Take a Gondola ride
A gondola ride is one of the must-do things in your Venice, Italy trip packages as it allows you to witness the unique view of the city. It takes you through the canals on a traditional gondola boat to see the hidden beauty of the city. On this ride, you can admire the architectural beauty of Doge’s Palace and Saint Mark’s Basilica. You can also stop by the Peggy Guggenheim Museum to see the remarkable collection of modern art by Picasso, Pollock, and Dalí.
2. Explore the Artworks in Scuola Grande di San Rocco
Exploring the artworks in Scuola Grande di San Rocco is a captivating experience in Venice. The masterpieces by Tintoretto that celebrate the end of the 1576 plague are very well decorated on the walls and ceilings of the gallery. With over 60 paintings, his dynamic scenes bring the stories of the Bible to life. You can also see the mesmerising roof paintings in the main hall, reminiscent of the Sistine Chapel. You can explore the nearby church of San Rocco for more remarkable works of Tintoretto.
3. View the Grand Canal from Ca’ d’Oro
You can see the Grand Canal from Ca’ d’Oro with our Venice trip package from India. Also known as the Golden House, this 15th-century Gothic palace offers breathtaking views of the canal and the Rialto market from its balconies. Ca’ d’Oro restored it by repairing and filling sublime art in the palace. You will also be surprised to know that the ashes of Ca’ d’Oro have been buried in the grounds of this place.
4. Explore the City's Finest Churches
Another great thing to do on your Venice trip is explore the finest churches of the city. These churches showcase stunning art and architecture, including the exquisite frescoes in Santa Maria dei Miracoli and San Sebastiano. The best way to explore 18 beautiful churches in the city is with the help of a Chorus pass. Through this pass, you can also see the jewel box Miracoli and frescoed Frari. It is a wonderful way to experience the rich cultural heritage of Venice.
5. See Venice’s Birthplace on Torcello
Witnessing the birthplace of Venic on Torcello Island is a must-do thing with our India to Venice tour package. This island is home to the Basilica di Santa Maria Assunta, which is adorned with stunning Byzantine mosaics from the 11th century. The rustic charm and ancient churches on the island also provide a glimpse into the origins of the city. Besides this, you can explore the greenery of the island, visit the Basilica, and discover medieval artefacts in local museums here.
Places to visit near Venice
1. Vicenza – The Palladian Marvel
Vicenza, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a must-visit for lovers of classical architecture. Renowned for Andrea Palladio’s Renaissance creations, the city features elegant villas, historic piazzas, and Teatro Olimpico — one of the oldest indoor theatres in existence. With its laid-back charm and deep cultural roots, Vicenza offers a perfect contrast to the buzz of Venice.
Distance from Venice: About 70 km (approx. 44 miles) west of Venice.
Getting There:
- By Train: This is the quickest and easiest way, taking just 44 minutes from Venezia Santa Lucia station.
- By Car: A scenic 1-hour drive via the A4 motorway.
- By Bus: You can take a shuttle bus from Venezia, Tronchetto to Vicenza, usually taking 1.5 to 2 hours to reach Vicenza.
Top Experiences in Vicenza:
- Wander through the Basilica Palladiana
- Catch a show or tour at Teatro Olimpico
- Marvel at Villa La Rotonda
- Savour Baccalà alla Vicentina, the city’s signature dish
2. Murano – The Island of Glass
Murano is world-famous for its centuries-old glassmaking tradition, offering a unique blend of art, history, and island charm. With quiet canals, colourful houses, and artisan studios, it’s a peaceful place to add to your Venice tour packages. You can watch live glassblowing, stroll through quaint streets, and shop for exquisite handmade pieces here.
Distance from Venice: Just 1.5 km (less than 1 mile) northeast of Venice.
Getting There:
- By Vaporetto (Water Bus): Line 4.1, 4.2, or 3 from Fondamente Nove or Piazzale Roma takes you to Murano. The ride takes about 10–20 minutes, depending on the chosen line.
- By Private Water Taxi: It is a faster but more expensive option.
Top Experiences in Murano:
- Visit the Glass Museum (Museo del Vetro)
- Watch glassblowing at a local furnace
- Explore the Church of Santa Maria e San Donato
- Shop for authentic Murano glass jewellery and art pieces
3. Burano – The Colourful Fishing Village
Burano is a postcard-perfect island known for its vibrant houses, lace-making heritage, and relaxed island vibes. Each canal-side home is painted in a different bold hue, creating a painter’s dreamscape. The slower pace, warm local culture, and scenic beauty make it a charming retreat from Venice’s hustle.
Distance from Venice: Burano is located around 7 km (approx. 4.3 miles) northeast.
Getting There:
- By Vaporetto (Water Bus): The journey via Line 12 from Fondamente Nove takes about 40–45 minutes.
- By Private Water Taxi: This option is quicker, but more costly.
Top Experiences in Burano:
- Stroll through the colourful streets and canals
- Watch traditional lace-making demonstrations
- Visit the Lace Museum (Museo del Merletto)
- Try fresh seafood at a local osteria, especially risotto di gò
4. Torcello – Venice’s Serene Origins
Torcello is the quietest and oldest of the Venetian islands, offering a peaceful step back in time. With wide green landscapes, ancient churches dotting the view, and hardly any crowds, it feels like a hidden sanctuary. It’s the perfect spot for travellers seeking a historical and natural immersion, and a break from the city’s buzz.
Distance from Venice: About 10 km (approx. 6 miles) northeast ( Torcello tour is best combined with excursion to Burano and Murano)
Getting There:
- By Vaporetto (Water Bus): The Line 12 from Fondamente Nove takes you to Burano, then Torcello is a short ride on Line 9 to Torcello (total journey around 1 hour).
- By Private Water Taxi: These offer direct and faster access.
Top Experiences in Torcello:
- Visit the Basilica di Santa Maria Assunta with its stunning mosaics
- Climb the Torcello bell tower for panoramic views
- Walk across the legendary Devil’s Bridge (Ponte del Diavolo)
- Enjoy a quiet meal at a traditional trattoria amidst nature
5. Padua – Where Art Adorns the Streets
Padua is a trending addition to our Venice, Italy trip packages. It brings together soulful architecture, vibrant piazzas, and a creative buzz that lingers in its cafés and chapels. It’s less crowded than Venice, yet it has an equally fantastic charm, making it a perfect pick for those who want to experience Italy’s history and heart at a relaxed pace.
Distance from Venice: Padua is situated around 41 km (approx. 25 miles) west.
Getting There:
- By Train: It is the quickest option, taking just 25–30 minutes from Venezia Santa Lucia train station.
- By Car: A 45-minute drive via the A4 motorway.
- By Bus: Regular buses take about 1 to 1.5 hours.
Top Experiences in Padua:
- Admire the frescoes at the Scrovegni Chapel
- Explore the historic University and its Anatomy Theatre
- Stroll through Prato della Valle and shop at local markets
- Light a candle at the Basilica of Saint Anthony
6. Verona – Where Romance is Woven into Every Stone
Verona stuns travellers with cobbled lanes, Roman ruins like the Arena di Verona, and timeless stories around every corner. Known for its romantic vibe and old-world beauty, it’s a place to slow down and soak in centuries of art and architecture, all just a short trip from Venice.
Distance from Venice: About 121 km (approx. 75 miles) west (perfect place for a long day trip or overnight stay with Venice tour packages)
Getting There:
- By Train: High-speed trains take 1 to 1.5 hours from Venezia Santa Lucia train station.
- By Car: Verona is around a 1.5-hour drive away from Venice via the A4 motorway.
- By Bus: Longer journey, around 2.5 to 3 hours depending on the service.
Top Experiences in Verona:
- Stand in the ancient Roman Arena that hosts opera shows even today
- Wander through Juliet’s courtyard and snap a photo at the balcony
- Explore Piazza delle Erbe and climb the Torre dei Lamberti
- Cross the Ponte Pietra and enjoy riverfront views at sunset
7. Treviso – A Quiet Charmer with Canals and Cobblestones
Treviso is like Venice’s peaceful cousin, with serene canals, frescoed buildings, and tree-lined streets that invite you to slow down. It’s perfect for a laid-back day filled with local interactions, relaxed cafés, and shopping for luxury textiles, all coming together to offer an extraordinary experience..
Distance from Venice: It is located just 40 km (approx. 25 miles) north.
Getting There:
- By Train: It is around a 30–40 minute train ride away from Venezia Santa Lucia.
- By Car: A 40–45 minute drive via the A27 motorway.
- By Bus: There are frequent bus routes to Treviso, taking roughly 1 to 1.5 hours depending on traffic.
Top Experiences in Treviso:
- Stroll along canals and through Piazza dei Signori
- Admire medieval frescoes in quiet churches and alleys
- Browse local boutiques and artisan shops for luxury textiles
- Sip prosecco (this is the birthplace of the same), and try traditional radicchio dishes
8. Bologna – Where Every Street Smells Like History and Pasta
If you are a foodie, then Bologna is a must-visit with Thrillophilia’s Venice Italy vacation packages. From its red-brick buildings and endless porticoes to the aroma of fresh pasta in every alley, the place offers a memorable getaway in Italy. With fewer tourists and a vintage ambience, it’s the kind of place where you wander around and fall into step with the local rhythm.
Distance from Venice: About 155 km (approx. 96 miles) southwest of Venice.
Getting There:
- By Train: High-speed trains take around 1.5 hours from Venezia Santa Lucia to Bologna.
- By Car: Bologna is roughly a 2-hour drive via the A13 motorway.
- By Bus: Available less frequently, it usually takes 2.5 to 3 hours.
Top Experiences in Bologna:
- Climb the leaning Asinelli Tower for sweeping city views
- Walk under the iconic porticoes that stretch for miles
- Visit the oldest university in the Western world, the University of Bologna.
- Indulge in handmade tortellini and local wine in traditional trattorias
Venice Carnival 2026 — Masquerade Magic in the Heart of Venice
Dates: February 7 – February 25, 2026
Every February, Venice transforms into a living theatre with the Carnival taking place during this month. Picture winding alleyways filled with music, canals echoing with laughter, and masked figures dancing under candlelit chandeliers. Venice Carnival 2026 is more than a festival — it’s a timeless dream you get to walk through, only with Thrillophilia’s Venice tours.
History of the Venice Carnival
Dating back to the 12th century, the Venice Carnival emerged as a festival where social classes blurred under ornate masks, and the city became a playground of music and artistry. Though banned for centuries and revived in the 1980s, it now stands as one of the world’s most iconic festivals.
Why You Shouldn’t Miss It!
This is Venice at its most enchanting — where centuries-old traditions meet dazzling artistry. From ornate costumes and secret masquerade balls to thrilling performances in the streets, every corner of the city becomes a celebration of elegance, fantasy, and flair. It's a rare chance to be a part of this iconic celebration, and hence, it is a must-experience to add to your Venice tour package from India.
Carnival Highlights
- Masquerade Balls: Get dressed in your finest mask and attire for unforgettable evenings inside Venetian palaces, complete with classical music, candlelight dinners, and elegant waltzes.
- The Flight of the Angel: A beloved opening event where a costumed ‘angel’ soars from the bell tower of St. Mark’s Basilica, showering the crowd below with confetti and magic.
- Parades & Performances: Watch vibrant gondola processions on the Grand Canal, street theatre, fire shows, and acrobats lighting up the piazzas.
- Venetian Culture All Around: Enjoy special exhibitions, workshops on traditional mask-making, and local culinary delights like frittelle and galani on your Italy tour.
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Why is Venice so famous?
Venice is famous for its canals, beautiful architecture and rich history. Built on a network of canals, the city is renowned for its stunning architecture, including landmarks like St. Mark's Basilica, the Doge's Palace, and the Rialto Bridge. Venice's picturesque canals, gondola rides, and vibrant squares like Piazza San Marco add to its charm.
Is Venice better in the day or night?
Venice is arguably better at night. As the day crowds thin out, the city takes on a magical, serene atmosphere. The canals shimmer under the soft glow of the street lamps and landmarks like St. Mark's Square become quieter, allowing you to enjoy the architecture in peace. The charming restaurants and cafés by the canals offer a romantic setting, perfect for a leisurely evening stroll or a gondola ride under the stars.
How many days is best to visit Venice?
To fully experience Venice, 2-4 days is ideal. In two days, you can visit the main attractions like St. Mark's Basilica, the Doge's Palace, and the Rialto Bridge, and take a gondola ride along the canals. With a 3-4 days Venice trip, you'll have more time to explore the lesser-known islands like Murano and Burano, wander through hidden alleyways, and soak in the unique atmosphere without feeling rushed.
How much does a trip to Venice cost?
Do I need a visa for Venice?
What is the best month to go to Venice?
The best months to visit Venice are April, May, June, September and October. During these months, the weather is mild and pleasant, ideal for exploring the city's canals and historic sites. In these months, you can explore iconic landmarks like St. Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace, take leisurely gondola rides, and wander through Venice’s charming neighbourhoods without the heavy crowds. The pleasant weather also makes it ideal for outdoor activities and scenic walks for your trip to Venice from India.
Is Venice safe?
How long is a gondola ride?
A typical gondola ride in Venice lasts around 30 to 40 minutes. However, the duration can vary depending on the route and the experience you're looking for. Standard rides usually cover the Grand Canal and a few of the smaller, picturesque canals, while private or extended rides can last longer, offering a more intimate and leisurely experience.
What are the famous churches in Venice?
Venice is home to some of the most beautiful churches that are known for their architectural brilliance. Here are some of the most famous churches that you can visit by booking Venice Packages.
1. Chiesa di San Zaccaria
Founded in the 9th century this church was the part of Venetian nunnery where the rich families used to keep their virginal daughters. The major attraction of this church is Sacra Conversazione of Giovanni Bellini dating back to the 1505 century. It is one of the most significant examples of Renaissance art exhibiting a fascinating and oriental aura.
2. Chiesa dei Carmini
This is a Roman catholic church that should be a must visit in your Venice tours. It has been built in Renaissance style and exhibits the finest architectural specimens. It has the statue of Virginity and Humility on the right side of the nave that were built by Corradini and Giuseppe.
3. Basilica de san marco (St. Mark’s Basilica)
This is one of the most famous churches in Venice, which was earlier the private chapel of Doge. It is also the best-known example of Italian-Byzantine architecture. The interior is adorned with extremely fine and rich golden mosaics and geometric floral floors that will leave you simply awestruck. Pala d’Oro, which is the golden altarpiece and the mosaics designed by Tintoretto and Titian, is the major attraction of this basilica.
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Opening hours: 9:45 AM – 5:00 PM
Charges: € 5
Which are the best areas to stay in Venice?
Which are the famous places for shopping in Venice?
Which are the famous nightlife places in Venice?
Which are the adventure activities To do in Venice?
How much does a meal cost in Venice?
Is food cheap in Venice?
What should I avoid in Venice?
- Don’t expect free public washrooms in Venice as there is a shortage of public washrooms over here.
- When traveling to Venice, don’t pack heavy luggage as land taxis are of low utility in Venice. This means that you’ll either have to walk down the walkways or hire a public water boat to reach your hotel.
- It’s not recommended to visit Venice on the weekend as there is a huge influx of tourists at this time at the main tourist attractions.
- Avoid eating in St. Mark’s Square as the restaurants over here are highly overpriced.
Are there Italy tour packages available from major cities in India via Thrillophilia and what are the inclusions?
Thrillophilia provides well-thought-out Italy tour packages from major Indian cities that are tailored to fit a variety of travel preferences, including family holidays and romantic retreats. Although contents may differ depending on the particular package selected, these packages frequently include necessary travel services, well-planned itineraries, and a combination of guided experiences and free time.
Italy Tour Packages from Mumbai
- Typical inclusions: include guided excursions to important locations like Rome, Venice, and Florence, luxurious hotel accommodations, help obtaining a visa, and return airfare.
- Highlights include: Vatican Museums tours, Colosseum trips, and Gondola rides in Venice.
Italy Tour Packages from Chennai
- Typical inclusions: include daily breakfast, internal transportation, guided city excursions, and Italian cuisine delights.
- Highlights include: Rome, Pisa, and the Amalfi Coast are important stops that provide a good blend of leisure and sightseeing.
Italy Tour Packages from Bangalore
- Typical Features: Multi-city itineraries that visit charming coastal villages, Renaissance art centres, and ancient ruins.
- Extras include: day tours to the Cinque Terre, skip-the-line passes to popular destinations, and the opportunity to sample wine in Tuscany.
- Package Details: Guided walking tours, market excursions, and picturesque train rides combine cultural experiences in Milan, Venice, and Florence.
- Extras include: optional group activities, access to art galleries, and historical sites.
Italy Tour Packages from Kolkata
- Typical inclusions: include museum passes, easy transfers, bilingual guides, and both domestic and international flights.
- Highlights include: Rome, Naples, and Vatican City are destinations that provide a blend of architectural marvels and cultural inquiry.
Can you do a day trip to Verona from Venice?
Which are the famous canals in Venice?
Canal Grande is an S-shaped structure that serves as a connecting link between two opposite ends of the city including the basin in San Marco and the lagoon near Santa Lucia station. For all those couples who are searching for a spot to admire the alluring sunset views together, Grande Canal is their perfect bet.
2. Canale Della Giudecca: If you want to make the most out of your Canale Della Giudecca visit, embark on a vaporetto ride and treat your eyes with the views of the Venice region that is not flooded with vacationers.
Being a large canal, it accommodates numerous giant ships from where you can enjoy the 360-degree views of the city. On your visit to this place, you can take a scenic stroll across the Zattere or simply capture some amazing buildings in your camera. The waterway separates Giudecca from the rest of the city and forms an ideal spot for romantic getaways.
Why is Venice built on the water?
In order to make the islands of Venetian lagoon ideal for habitation, Venice’s early settlers drained the areas of the lagoon and dug canals to prepare them for the construction purposes. They initially drove the wooden stakes inside the sandy ground and built wooden platforms on the top of them. This is why the buildings in Venice are built on water.
Is Venice suitable for family travel?
Yes, Venice is perfect for family travel in Italy, especially with teenagers and young adults. The city is compact and easy to explore, offering unique activities like water streets and gondolas that are loved by kids. Some of the neighbourhoods, like Cannaregio and Dorsoduro, are also family-friendly with a lot of parks and open spaces for children as well as aged travellers.
What should you not do in Venice?
- Put your footsteps on the slippery seaweeds on the stones.
- Relax on the alleys or on its bridges
- Use your credit cards to pay at bars, shops, and restaurants.
- Swim in the canals as the canals in Venice are used as public roads.
- Wear short clothes on your visit to Basilica San Marco.
What are the top-rated Italy itineraries on Thrillophilia?
- Day 1: Get to Rome. Investigate the Palatine Hill and the Colosseum. Savor dinner in the vicinity of Piazza Navona.
- Day 2: Take a tour of the Sistine Chapel and Vatican City. Stroll slowly to Campo de' Fiori.
- Day 3: Make your way to Florence. Explore the Duomo, Florence's cathedral, then cross the Ponte Vecchio.
- Day 4: Take in the expansive vistas from Piazzale Michelangelo while exploring the Uffizi Gallery. Leave Florence.
- Day 1: Get to Rome. Explore the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, and Colosseum.
- Day 2: See the Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museums. Arrive in Florence late at night.
- Day 3: Visit the Uffizi and Accademia Gallery to discover Florence's artistic masterpieces.
- Day 4: Pisa day tour. View Piazza dei Miracoli and the Leaning Tower. Go back to Florence.
- Day 5: Make your way to Venice. Before you leave, take a gondola ride across the canals.
- Day 1: Get to Rome. See historic sites such as Capitoline Hill and the Roman Forum.
- Day 2: Take a tour of the Vatican and stroll through the Piazza di Spagna neighborhood at twilight.
- Day 3: Make your way to Florence. Admire the vistas of Tuscany while visiting the Duomo and the Uffizi Gallery.
- Day 4: Go sightseeing in Siena or go on a wine tasting excursion in the Chianti region.
- Travel to Venice on the fifth day. Investigate Doge's Palace and St. Mark's Basilica.
- Day 6: Before leaving Venice, visit the islands of Murano and Burano.
- Day 1: Get to Rome. Start with the Trevi Fountain, the Roman Forum, and the Colosseum.
- Day 2: Go to Vatican City and take in the architecture and artwork.
- Day 3: Make your way to Florence. See the Uffizi and Accademia Galleries.
- Day 4: Travel to Tuscany (the Chianti or Siena regions) for the day.
- Day 5: Make your way to Venice. Explore the Rialto Bridge, Basilica, and St. Mark's Square.
- The sixth day is spent visiting Murano and Burano. Gondola trip in the evening is optional.
- Day 7: Before leaving, have a leisurely morning in Venice.
Why is Venice so special?
Is Venice better than Rome?
If you have always dreamt of exploring Venitian canals and gondolas, a visit to Venice will reward you with the most memorable holiday. The city is also ideal for all those tourists who love to stroll leisurely around the beautiful streets or delve deeper into Venetian Empire history.
On the contrary, Rome forms a perfect holiday retreat for the travellers who are intrigued by ancient Rome history. Also, if you fancy the idea of having a whole plate of pasta as your dinner, Rome will spoil you with umpteen choices. A traditional Venetian meal mostly comprises fish and risotto as the prominent choices.
Are curated Europe tour packages available for travelers from India’s metro cities?
Of course! Many travel packages from major Indian cities include Europe as a main focus, allowing you to see its history, culture, and breathtaking scenery. Here's a brief overview of what to anticipate:
Europe Tour Packages from Delhi
Prepare to experience the enchantment of Rome, stroll through the picturesque alleys of Paris, and sail through the canals of Amsterdam. These packages frequently include guided excursions, picturesque train rides, and numerous chances to get up close and personal with some of Europe's most famous sites.
Europe Tour Packages from Mumbai
These packages typically include everything, whether it's the romance of France, the art and history of Italy, or the stunning Swiss Alps. Anticipate comfortable accommodations, escorted city excursions, and adaptable schedules that allow you to see the world at your own speed.
Europe Tour Packages from Bangalore
Europe packages from Bangalore frequently combine famous landmarks with picturesque experiences, from the serene lakes of Lucerne to the bustling streets of Paris and the idyllic canals of Venice. You may find yourself exploring well-known museums or taking a ride on the Glacier Express.
Europe Tour Packages from Chennai
Chennai's Europe packages typically fulfill your travel needs if you want to see cities like Rome, Zurich, and Amsterdam. Imagine a wonderful combination of leisure and sightseeing, including guided city walks, museum visits, and picturesque drives through picture-perfect villages.
Europe Tour Packages from Kolkata
Go on a journey that will never be forgotten, visiting places like Prague, Vienna, and Paris. These packages, which give a rich cultural experience from beginning to end, frequently include boat cruises, palace visits, and picturesque walks through Europe's old neighbourhoods.
For those looking for a hassle-free European vacation, the majority of these city-based Europe packages are thoughtfully designed to provide a combination of sightseeing, cultural experiences, and relaxation to simply take it all in!
Are there any special events in Venice that can enhance the tour experience?
Yes, there are special events in Venice that can enhance the experience of your Venice tour packages. Some of them include:
1) Venice Film Festival- The Venice Film Festival is a world-famous cinema celebration that takes place in August and September. At this event, you can watch new movies and even spot celebrities.
2) Carnevale- Carnevale is a massive carnival occurring in February or March. There are masked balls, boat races, and colourful parades all over Venice during this event.
3) Veneto Jazz- Veneto Jazz events occur between January and April and then from June to August. At this event, several international and local musicians perform in different venues.
Are there any travel tips for first-time visitors to Venice?
1) Pack light as navigating bridges and narrow streets with heavy luggage can be difficult.
2) Use water taxis or Alilaguna boats for airport transfers.
3) Purchase a Vaporetto pass for convenient and scenic transportation in the city.
4) Consider booking guided tours to dive deep into Venetian culture and history.
5) Make restaurant, hotel, and airfare reservations in advance to avoid missing out on exquisite experiences during peak tourist season.
Which are the famous Italy attraction tickets that we can book via Thrillophilia?
Here is the list of the famous Italy attraction tickets that you can book via Thrillophilia:
Is 3 days in Venice too much?
Three days in Venice is actually not too much, in fact, it is a great amount of time to fully immerse yourself in the city's charm. You can explore the main attractions like St. Mark's Basilica, the Doge's Palace, and the Rialto Bridge. You’ll also have time to take a relaxing gondola ride, visit the islands of Murano and Burano, and enjoy the city's authentic cafés and restaurants at a leisurely pace. If you get confused about what to do and wish to have a planned itinerary consider booking Venice tour packages.
What are the most romantic destinations in Europe for honeymooners?
Paris, Santorini, Venice, the Amalfi Coast, and Barcelona are among well-liked honeymoon spots in Europe. Many couples opt for an Italy honeymoon package that focuses exclusively on beautiful Italian cities and countryside, or a full Europe honeymoon package that includes several countries.
