Venice is one of the ultimate bucket list destinations! Photos don’t truly do this beautiful city justice and you really have to see this iconic city for yourself. We were sceptical about coming at first as we thought it might be a tourist trap, but as soon as we got here we fell in love with the city. It is a spectacular place and well worth the hype! And fortunately for the budget traveller there are many attractions in the city that are absolutely free. In this Venice travel guide, we’ll show you the 14 best free things to do in Venice Italy.
Top free things to do in Venice Italy
We love a good bargain, and there’s no better bargain than getting something for free! For ease of reference, here is our list of the top free things to do in Venice Italy.
- Grand Canal (Canal Grande)
- Basilica di San Marco
- Piazza San Marco
- Cannaregio neighbourhood
- San Giorgio Maggiore
- Dorsoduro neighbourhood
- Ponte di Rialto
- Rooftop of T Fondaco dei Tedeschi (advance booking is required)
- Libreria Acqua Alta
- Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute
- Ponte dei Sospiri
- Torre dell’Orologio
- Mercato di Rialto
- Laguna di Venezia
Keep reading to find out more about each destination.
Must see attraction in Venice Italy: Grand Canal (Canal Grande)
About Grand Canal (Canal Grande)
There is no Venice without the Grand Canal. Grand Canal (Canal Grande) is the main canal in Venice. It snakes through the city in a reverse-S shaped pattern, running under 4 bridges and past many important landmarks. On one end of the canal is Piazzale Roma and on the other is Saint Mark’s Basin. The canal has a length of 3.8km (2.4 miles), is between 30 metres and 90 metres (98 and 295 feet) wide and has an average depth of 5 metres (16 feet).
There are a number of ways to experience the Grand Canal. On foot, you can cross over Rialto Bridge, Accademia Bridge, Constitution Bridge or Scalzi Bridge. For 2 euro per person (price as at 2022) you can cross the canal on a traghetto. Water buses and water taxis are other options for travelling along the Grand Canal. And most famous of all are the Venice gondolas.
Why visit Grand Canal (Canal Grande)
Venice is synonymous with its canals and none is more famous than the Grand Canal. This is a beautiful body of water lined with 13th to 18th century palaces. It is a sight to behold and a must visit in Venice.
How long to spend at Grand Canal (Canal Grande)
No doubt you will cross paths with the Grand Canal numerous times on your trip to Venice. Allow a few hours at least to experience it from as many angles as possible as it truly is one of the must see Bucket List Items for any traveller.
Opening hours for Grand Canal (Canal Grande)
This free thing to do in Venice Italy is open at all hours.
If you have money to spend at Grand Canal (Canal Grande)
Take a gondola ride down the Grand Canal. It costs 80 euro for a private 25-30 minute gondola tour (price per gondola, as at 2022).
Grand Canal (Canal Grande) address
30100 Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy
Impressive cathedral in Venice Italy: Basilica di San Marco
About Basilica di San Marco
The initial Basilica di San Marco (or St Mark’s Basilica in English) was built on this site in the 9th century after two Venetian merchants stole the remains of St Mark from Alexandria and brought them back to Venice. Saint Mark’s relics now lie in the church and Saint Mark is also the patron saint of the city. The current building is the 3rd iteration of the church and was built in the 11th century. It is a very grand and ornate church which dominates St Mark’s Square. Basilica di San Marco is one of the most popular attractions in Venice and usually has long queue to enter the building. While entry to the church is free, you can pay 3 euro for an advance ticket to skip the queue.
Inside the church is lavishly decorated with precious stones and mosaics that have been added to over many centuries. Additionally the church contains items that were pillaged during the Crusades, including four bronze statues of horses. The building includes a number of different architectural styles, including Byzantine Romanesque, Islamic and Gothic elements.
It’s free to see the basilica from the outside as well as to enter to attend mass. You will need to contact the church in advance if you want to attend mass. Prior to 2021 it was free to enter the basilica for sightseeing purposes, but a 3 euro fee is now charged in order to fund repair work. Conservative dress is required to enter the building. This includes covering the shoulders and knees. Photography is not allowed inside the church. Backpacks and luggage are also prohibited.
Why visit Basilica di San Marco
There’s a good reason why tourists join the long queues to enter the Basilica di San Marco. This is a spectacular church and is particularly notable as the final resting place of Saint Mark. The church is beautiful both inside and out and is worth a few hours to fully appreciate its full glory.
How long to spend at Basilica di San Marco
Ten minutes is enough time to see the inside of the basilica, but if you want to explore the building more thoroughly, including the paid sections, then allow an hour or two. Keep in mind that there are typically long queues to enter the church, which will add to the total time needed to visit this Venice attraction.
Opening hours for Basilica di San Marco
Monday-Saturday: 9:30am-5:15pm (last entry 4:45pm)
Sunday and holidays: 2pm-5:15pm (last entry 4:45pm)
If you have money to spend in Basilica di San Marco
It’s 3 euro to enter the basilica unless you’re attending mass. For an additional 3 euro you can buy an advance ticket to the basilica in order to skip the queues (price as at 2022). Other areas of the church that charge an entry fee include the museum, the treasury, the bell tower and the Pala d’Oro.
Basilica di San Marco address
P.za San Marco, 328, 30100 Venezia VE, Italy
Plus Code: C8MQ+RV Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy
Main square in Venice Italy: Piazza San Marco
About Piazza San Marco
A trip to Venice wouldn’t be complete without visiting Piazza San Marco (or St Mark’s Square in English). This is the main square in Venice and is often referred to simply as la Piazza (the Square). Napoleon is thought to have called it the finest drawing room in Europe. The square dates back to the 9th century and was enlarged over time. In the 12th century it was paved in brick and subsequently the bricks were replaced by stone in the 18th century. There are a number of major landmarks around the square including St Mark’s Basilica, Doge’s Palace and Torre dell’Orologio. There are also many shops, restaurants and cafes around the square.
St Mark’s Square is the lowest point in Venice, which means it is particularly susceptible to flooding. During the Acqua Alta, or high waters, the square can become a lagoon. These events usually happen in winter, and if the Acqua Alta is particularly bad an alarm will sound throughout the city. Elevated walkways called passarelle are put up to get around flooded parts of the city during Acqua Alta.
There are a few rules to abide by in Piazza San Marco which are enforced by fines. This includes no eating or drinking while sitting on the ground, steps or monuments as well as no littering, feeding pigeons and riding bikes through the square.
Why visit Piazza San Marco
Piazza San Marco is a must visit free attraction in Venice Italy. It’s an expansive space that is surrounded by impressive landmarks. Crowds flock to this site and it is a popular destination both day and night. It has a great atmosphere and there’s lots to see and do. It’s also a great spot to have a meal as there are plenty of restaurants around the square.
How long to spend at Piazza San Marco
You can walk through Piazza San Marco in around 5 minutes. However we recommend spending between half an hour to a few hours in the square, enjoying the scenery, taking photos and having something to eat at one of the restaurants in the square.
Opening hours for Piazza San Marco
This free thing to do in Venice Italy is open at all hours.
If you have money to spend near Piazza San Marco
There are a number of restaurants and cafes around the piazza.
Piazza San Marco address
Piazza San Marco, 30100 Venezia VE, Italy
Plus Code: C8MQ+M9 Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy
Jewish neighbourhood in Venice Italy: Cannaregio neighbourhood
About Cannaregio neighbourhood Italy
The Cannaregio neighbourhood is the northernmost sestieri or district in Venice. It is also one of the biggest of the 6 Venetian neighbourhoods as well as the most populated. Prior to the rail link to the mainland, the Cannaregio Canal was the main entrance point to the city.
Why visit Cannaregio neighbourhood Italy
The Cannaregio neighbourhood is home to a number of notable sites and attractions. The main street, Strada Nuova, is a popular shopping spot and a great place to get souvenirs. The Jewish ghetto was historically home to the Jewish population, who were forcibly segregated here. Additionally, Cannaregio contains many picturesque bridges, churches and palaces as well as the narrowest street in Venice. The neighbourhood has plenty of interesting things to discover, and heaps of great photo opportunities. Furthermore, it is less touristy than some other parts of Venice, and is a great place to experience a more authentic local side of the city.
How long to spend at Cannaregio neighbourhood Italy
This is a lovely area to explore and you could easily spend a day here. If you’re short on time, an hour or two will give you a good feel for the neighbourhood.
Opening hours for Cannaregio neighbourhood Italy
This free thing to do in Venice Italy is open at all hours.
If you have money to spend in Cannaregio neighbourhood Italy
There’s plenty of shops and restaurants in the neighbourhood.
Cannaregio neighbourhood Italy address
30100 Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice Italy
Scenic island and church in Venice Italy: San Giorgio Maggiore Venice Italy
About San Giorgio Maggiore Venice Italy
San Giorgio Maggiore is a small island containing a church of the same name. It is just across the water from San Marco in Venice Italy and can be reached by the number 2 vaporetto. From the island you have beautiful views back to Venice. The church was designed by famous Italian architect Andrea Palladio and completed in 1610. It is a Renaissance style church that has been referenced in other works of art and pop culture. Notably, Monet painted a series San Giorgio Maggiore.
Entry to the island and to the church is free, however you will need to catch a boat or a vaporetto to get there. Alternatively, you can view the island from a distance at San Marco.
Why visit San Giorgio Maggiore Venice Italy
San Giorgio Maggiore a beautiful island with a gorgeous church. It’s a nice boat trip from the main part of Venice and it provides another vantage point of the floating city.
How long to spend at San Giorgio Maggiore Venice Italy
Half an hour to an hour is plenty of time to explore the church and the island.
Opening hours for San Giorgio Maggiore Venice Italy
The church is open daily from 7am to 6pm.
If you have money to spend in San Giorgio Maggiore Venice Italy
Entry to the bell tower is 6 euro (price as at 2022) and there is a lift to take you to the top of the tower.
San Giorgio Maggiore Venice Italy address
Isola di S.Giorgio Maggiore, 30133 Venezia VE, Italy
Plus Code: C8HV+Q7 Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy
University district in Venice Italy: Dorsoduro neighbourhood
About Dorsoduro neighbourhood Venice Italy
The Dorsoduro neighbourhood is one of the six sestieri or districts in Venice. It is known as the university district as it is home to the University of Venice. This neighbourhood is in the south of Venice at the highest point in the city. The area also encompasses the Giudecca island as well as Isola Sacca Fisola. Notable landmarks in Dorsoduro include Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute, Gallerie dell’Accademia and Peggy Guggenheim Collection
Why visit Dorsoduro neighbourhood Venice Italy
Dorsoduro is a great area to wander around with lots to look at. It’s also a lot less touristy than other districts in Venice, which gives it a more relaxed feel. There’s plenty of art galleries, museums, churches and other buildings to explore. As the university district, it has a youthful vibe and a popular nightlife scene.
How long to spend at Dorsoduro neighbourhood Venice Italy
You can walk from one end of the street to the other in five minutes. However we recommend spending an hour or two exploring the different shops along the street, getting something to drink and enjoying the atmosphere.
Opening hours for Dorsoduro neighbourhood Venice Italy
This free thing to do in Venice Italy is open at all hours.
If you have money to spend in Dorsoduro neighbourhood Venice Italy
Shop ‘til you drop! This street has plenty of shops including designer stores with luxury brands.
Dorsoduro neighbourhood Venice Italy address
30100 Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice Italy
Oldest bridge in Venice Italy: Ponte di Rialto
About Ponte di Rialto Venice Italy
The only pedestrian gateway to Venice for centuries, Ponte di Rialto (or Rialto Bridge in English) is the oldest bridge in Venice. It spans across the narrowest point of the Grand Canal and connects the San Marcos and San Polo districts of Venice. The bridge is called Rialto after the nearby Rialto Market. This single arch stone bridge was completed in 1591 and designed by Venetian architect Antonio da Ponte. The bridge holds 3 walkways as well as 2 arcades of shops. It is one of the most famous landmarks in Venice, and there are many signs pointing in the direction of the Rialto Bridge all around the city.
Prior to the Rialto Bridge there had been a number of structures crossing the bridge at this location. The first was a wooden pontoon bridge in the 12th century. Several wooden bridges replaced that first bridge over time but didn’t last due to issues such as fire and the weight of crowds.
Why visit Ponte di Rialto Venice Italy
As a major thoroughfare in Venice, you will most certainly pass over or near Ponte di Rialto at some time during your visit. It’s a beautiful and iconic bridge and makes for some great holiday photos. The views from the bridge are spectacular and well worth battling the crowds to have a look. The architecture of the bridge is breathtaking and it’s quite an experience to walk across a bridge that has been such a focal point of the city for so many centuries.
How long to spend at Ponte di Rialto Venice Italy
It takes only 5 minutes to cross the bridge. However we recommend allowing half an hour to experience the bridge, stop to admire the views and take some photos, and also see the bridge at different angles.
Opening hours for Ponte di Rialto Venice Italy
This free thing to do in Venice Italy is open at all hours.
If you have money to spend near Ponte di Rialto Venice Italy
There are two arcades of shops along the bridge. It’s the perfect place to buy some souvenirs.
Ponte di Rialto Venice Italy address
Sestiere San Polo, 30125 Venezia VE, Italy
Plus Code: C8QP+59 Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy
Best views of Venice Italy: Rooftop of T Fondaco dei Tedeschi Venice Italy
About Rooftop of T Fondaco dei Tedeschi Venice Italy
T Fondaco dei Tedeschi is a luxury shopping centre located right next to the Rialto Bridge in Venice. One of the main attractions of this building is its observation deck at the rooftop terrace. From here you get some of the best views of Venice. Best of all, entry is free. In order to get access to the terrace area, you need to book in advance and time slots to access the terrace are provided in 15 minute intervals. This keeps the terrace area relatively free of crowds, with only 40-60 people allowed on the terrace at any one time.
Bookings must be made online and you can book up to 21 days in advance. This free Venice Italy attraction is very popular, so make sure you book well in advance, particularly if you want the popular sunset time slot.
Why visit Rooftop of T Fondaco dei Tedeschi Venice Italy
Rooftop of T Fondaco dei Tedeschi has some of the best views of Venice. From here you get a great birds eye view of the canal as well as panoramic views of Venice.
How long to spend at Rooftop of T Fondaco dei Tedeschi Venice Italy
Each time slot for the Rooftop Terrace of T Fondaco dei Tedeschi is for 15 minutes. Be sure to get there in advance to ensure you don’t miss a minute of those incredible views.
Opening hours for Rooftop of T Fondaco dei Tedeschi Venice Italy
High Season (June-August): 10:15am-8:15pm
Mid Season (April-May, September-October): 10:15am-7:30pm
Low Season (November-March): 10:15am-7:15pm
Advance online booking is required. You can book up to 21 days in advance. We recommend booking at least a day or two in advance.
If you have money to spend near Rooftop of T Fondaco dei Tedeschi Venice Italy
There are plenty of shops and restaurants in the T Fondaco dei Tedeschi building.
Rooftop of T Fondaco dei Tedeschi Venice Italy address
S. Marco, 5541, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy
Plus Code: C8QP+8J Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy
Quirky bookstore in Venice Italy: Libreria Acqua Alta
About Libreria Acqua Alta Venice Italy
One of the more unusual things to do in Venice is visit the self-proclaimed Most Beautiful Bookshop in the World. The name Libreria Acqua Alta translates to High Water Bookshop, in recognition of the high water flooding that Venice regularly experiences. This bookshop is on the edge of the canal, so it does get its fair share of inundations. The owners have come up with a unique solution to this problem by storing their books in various waterproof containers, including old bathtubs, barrels and even a full-sized gondola.
This bookstore sells both new and used books in various languages as well as postcards, posters and souvenirs. Every inch of this shop is fully utilised, with books piled right up to the ceiling. The aesthetics of this place are one of a kind, and this attracts plenty of tourists after the perfect Instagram shot. The bookstore has leaned into this phenomenon with attractions such as their staircase of old and damaged books as well as their “fire escape” that leads right out onto the canal where there is a gondola where you can take selfies to your heart’s content.
Libreria is also home to a number of stray cats, who enjoy roaming the aisles of the bookshop as much as the tourists. And the bookshop certainly does attract a lot of tourists, so we recommend coming early in the day if you want to avoid the crowds.
Why visit Libreria Acqua Alta Venice Italy
This quirky bookshop is a must see attraction in Venice. It’s really a sight to behold and it presents great photo opportunities around every corner.
How long to spend at Libreria Acqua Alta Venice Italy
We recommend allowing around 20 minutes to half an hour to discover all the nooks and crannies of this charming bookshop. Make sure you get plenty of photos while you’re there. The gondola just outside the fire escape is a great way to step foot in a Venetian gondola for free.
Opening hours for Libreria Acqua Alta Venice Italy
Daily: 9am-7:30pm
If you have money to spend at Libreria Acqua Alta Venice Italy
Buy some books, postcards or souvenirs at this quirky bookstore.
Libreria Acqua Alta Venice Italy address
C. Longa Santa Maria Formosa, 5176b, 30122 Venezia VE, Italy
Plus Code: C8QR+5W Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy
Beautiful domed church in Venice Italy: Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute
About Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute
Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute (or Basilica of Saint Mary of Health in English) is one of the most famous buildings in Venice. It is a 17th century Baroque style church. The church has an octagonal shape and is lavishly decorated on the inside. The domes of the church are visible from many locations around the city and are an important part of Venice’s skyline.
The church was built as an offering in honour of Saint Mary and commemorates the end of the plague in Venice. The plague, which began in 1630, lead to the death of around a third of Venice’s population.
Why visit Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute
Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute is an iconic part of Venice which you can see from many different locations around the city. Its architecture and decorations are exceedingly beautiful and we highly recommend seeing it both inside and out.
How long to spend at Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute
Allow around half an hour to explore the inside and the outside of the basilica.
Opening hours for Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute
This free thing to do in Venice Italy can be seen from the outside at all hours. It is nice to see during the day and it lights up at night.
Additionally, it’s free to enter the basilica. Opening hours are 9:30am-12pm and 3pm-5:30pm daily.
If you have money to spend near Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute
Entry to the Sacristy of the church is 4 euro for adults (price as at 2022).
Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute address
Dorsoduro, 1, 30123 Venezia VE, Italy
Plus Code: C8JM+7W Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy
Iconic bridge in Venice Italy: Ponte dei Sospiri
About Ponte dei Sospiri
Ponte dei Sospiri (or Bridge of Sighs in English) is one of the most famous landmarks in Venice. It was built to connect the interrogation rooms of Doge’s Palace to the New Prison. Prisoners were transported across this bridge to their prison cells and the view from the bridge would be the last they’d see of Venice. Lord Byron gave the bridge its poetic name with reference to the sighs that the prisoners might utter in seeing the beautiful city of Venice for the last time.
The Bridge of Sighs has been referenced numerous times in popular culture and has also provided inspiration for other bridges around the world. In the movie “A Little Romance”, the characters make reference to a superstition that if two lovers kiss in a gondola under the Bridge of Sighs at sunset while the bells of the Campanile toll, they will love each other forever. Just like the characters in the movie, many loved up tourists head to this bridge for their own little romance.
The bridge was designed by Antonio Contin and completed in 1603. It is a covered arch bridge made out of Istrian stone and crosses over the Rio di Palazzo. Interestingly, the architect of this bridge was the nephew of the architect of the Rialto Bridge.
Why visit Ponte dei Sospiri
Ponte dei Sospiri is an iconic Venetian landmark with a long history. It is a must visit location in Venice not only due to its beautiful architecture, but also due to the indelible mark it’s left of the culture and folklore of Venice. It is one of the most romantic spots in Venice. If you pass under it on a gondola, be sure to give your lover a kiss!
How long to spend at Ponte dei Sospiri
5-10 minutes is plenty of time to see Ponte dei Sospiri and take some photos.
Opening hours for Ponte dei Sospiri
This free thing to do in Venice Italy is open at all hours. However we recommend visiting during the day.
If you have money to spend near Ponte dei Sospiri
Take a gondola ride under the Ponte dei Sospiri.
Ponte dei Sospiri address
P.za San Marco, 1, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy
Plus Code: C8MR+J8 Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy
Ornate clock tower in Venice Italy: Torre dell’Orologio
About Torre dell’Orologio
Torre dell’Orologio (or St Mark’s Clock Tower in English) is a 15th century clock tower overlooking the main square in Venice. While there is a fee to climb the clock tower, viewing it from the square is free.
The clock tower has a number of distinctive features. Firstly there are the two bronze figures (“the Moors”) that strike the bell on the hour. One of the statues is old and one is young, which symbolises the passage of time. Secondly, there is a winged lion statue, the Lion of Saint Mark. Below that is a statue of Virgin Mary and child which has numbers displayed on either side representing hours and minutes. Twice a year at Epiphany and Ascension Day statues of the three wise men led by an angel with a trumpet emerge from the doorway behind the hour display, make their way around the Virgin and Child statue, stopping to bow before heading out through the door behind the minute display. Finally the clock face is below the statue of the Virgin and Child.
Why visit Torre dell’Orologio
This free thing to do in Venice Italy is a historic building with interesting decorations and time pieces. It’s worth a quick stop and a few photos.
How long to spend at Torre dell’Orologio
5-10 minutes is sufficient time to see the clock tower from the outside and take a few photos.
Opening hours for Torre dell’Orologio
The clock tower can be seen from the outside at all times of day. Guided tours of the clock tower are available during the day between around 11am and 4pm. Check the website to see available times in your language of choice: https://torreorologio.visitmuve.it/en/pianifica-la-tua-visita/opening-times/
If you have money to spend in Torre dell’Orologio
Tickets to climb the clock tower are 14 euro for adults (price as at 2022).
Torre dell’Orologio address
P.za San Marco, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy
Plus Code: C8MQ+WH Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy
Best local market in Venice Italy: Mercato di Rialto
About Mercato di Rialto Venice Italy
Mercato di Rialto (or Rialto Market in English) is a fresh food market on Canal Grande near the Rialto bridge. Here you can buy fresh fruit and vegetables as well as seafood. The market consists of the vegetables market (erberia) and the fish market (pescheria). It has been a local shopping spot for hundreds of years.
Why visit Mercato di Rialto Venice Italy
Marcato di Rialto is a vibrant local experience in a beautiful setting. It’s a great place to buy fresh produce and the market is a great place to take some interesting photos. The market has a long history, and it’s like taking a step back in time, shopping where locals have shopped for centuries.
How long to spend at Mercato di Rialto Venice Italy
Half an hour is a good amount of time to look around the market, take some photos and do a bit of shopping.
Opening hours for Mercato di Rialto Venice Italy
Monday-Saturday: 7:30am-3pm
Sunday: Closed
We recommend coming early in the day to get the freshest food as well as a more local atmosphere.
If you have money to spend near Mercato di Rialto Venice Italy
Buy some fresh seafood or other fresh produce.
Mercato di Rialto Venice Italy address
Calle Prima de la Donzella, 306, 30125 Venezia VE, Italy
Plus Code: C8QM+VF Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy
The lagoon surrounding Venice Italy: Laguna di Venezia
About Laguna di Venezia
Laguna di Venezia (The Venetian Lagoon in English) is the body of water that encloses Venice. It is part of the Adriatic Sea and spans an area of around 5000km2 (212 square miles). The lagoon has been around for around 6000 to 7000 years. While it originally form naturally, human intervention in the form of hydrolic projects has influenced the lagoon’s current appearance. The lagoon contains the City of Venice as well as a number of islands. It is home to a variety of marine life including bottlenose dolphins.
Why visit Laguna di Venezia
Laguna di Venezia is a beautiful body of water which is home to the City of Venice as well as a number of spectacular islands. It’s very worthwhile seeing the lagoon at different angles during your time in the area as it’s a very picturesque location.
How long to spend at Laguna di Venezia
As Venice is in the middle of the lagoon, your entire trip to Venice will be in the lagoon. Trips between the islands as well as from Venice to the mainland will give you opportunities to see the lagoon from different angles.
Opening hours for Laguna di Venezia
This free thing to do in Venice Italy is open at all hours.
If you have money to spend near Laguna di Venezia
Take a boat ride around the lagoon.
Laguna di Venezia address
30133 Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy
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