Explore Venice's Teatro La Fenice with a 1-hour walking tour, uncovering its rich history, stunning architecture, and opulent décor! Named "The Phoenix" in Italian, La Fenice has truly lived up to its name, rising from the ashes of two fires throughout its storied existence. Now beautifully restored to its 18th-century splendor, this renowned opera house features an awe-inspiring interior that must be experienced firsthand. Stroll through the lavish auditorium and royal box as a local guide shares the captivating history of this iconic Italian opera venue.

Découvrez les merveilles de Venise lors de cette visite guidée inoubliable. Découvrez ses trésors cachés, son architecture et son passé en écoutant des anecdotes sur sa culture et son histoire. Profitez d'une célèbre balade en gondole privée commentée le long des canaux pour admirer le paysage depuis l'eau, mettant en valeur ses canaux pittoresques, ses églises, ses musées et autres attractions. Points forts : 1. Découvrez les trésors cachés de la ville, notamment son architecture impressionnante, lors de cette promenade intime avec visite à pied et balade en gondole ! 2. Découvrez les principales attractions de la ville : la basilique Saint-Marc, la place Saint-Marc, les musées Saint-Marc et le palais des Doges, et découvrez de nombreuses anecdotes fascinantes sur la ville. 3. Promenez-vous dans les ruelles et découvrez les places pittoresques où les Vénitiens se retrouvent pour socialiser, au-delà des lieux touristiques habituels, et laissez-vous conter la ville par votre guide. 4. Admirez des monuments impressionnants, admirez les bâtiments emblématiques et naviguez sur les canaux de la ville flottante lors d'une inoubliable balade en gondole.

Le Rialto est le véritable cœur de Venise, et cette visite privée à pied vous en dira plus. Vous explorerez également le quartier de San Polo, notamment son point fort : l'église des Frari. Bénéficiez d'une attention personnalisée lors de votre visite privée à pied de Venise.

Our Full-day Private Trip to Venice will start from the Santa Lucia Station. You will be provided return train tickets to Venice from Florence. On arrival into Venice, your guide will meet you at the station, We will visit important monuments, museums, churches that guard famous relics, the great schools of Venice and places where illustrious figures of Venetian art had their place of work in Venice. We will indicate the places where the Venetians meet and have fun in their free time, the best osterias and baccari, as well as the best place to taste a "Spritz" and other delights of Venetian cuisine. We will walk through the foundations and the most important churches in Venice will impact us with their beauty and their history and end the visit with a Memorable Gondola Ride(optional) The gondola ride is not guided. Our tour will finish at the Santa Lucia station. After which you will board your train back to Florence with the ticket that was provided.

Step aboard a traditional, hand-crafted Venetian gondola. While hundreds of tourists queue for crowded rides, you will glide away into a world of timeless elegance, sharing this magical moment with just a handful of other travelers. Your expert gondolier will navigate you through the shimmering waters of the Grand Canal, marveling at the breathtaking facades of palaces that once housed Venetian nobility. But the magic doesn't stop there: you’ll also slip into the quiet, hidden minor canals where city noises completely fade away, replaced only by the gentle lapping of the water. Whether you want to capture the perfect, unobstructed photo or share a romantic moment, this semi-private format ensures a relaxed, unhurried experience. It is the perfect balance of luxury and authenticity.

Explore a hidden side of Venice on this 1.5-hour walking tour focused on passion, art, and secret lives behind the city’s beauty. Starting at the Accademia Bridge, a painting by Canaletto introduces 18th-century Venice and its social world. The walk continues to Campo San Samuele, where theatre, ambition, and figures like Giacomo Casanova reveal the city’s culture of seduction and social mobility. Passing through Sant’Angelo and Campo Santo Stefano, the tour highlights Venetian women—musicians, actresses, and courtesans—and the role of Antonio Vivaldi and the Ospedali in shaping their visibility. The route touches Mariano Fortuny’s home, explores hidden passages and Venice’s nighttime life, and focuses on Veronica Franco, poet and honest courtesan. The tour ends at the Rialto Bridge on the Grand Canal, in front of the plaque honoring Elena Caterina Cornaro, the first woman to earn a university degree. A walk into Venice’s artistic and emotional soul—beyond appearances.