Venice Private Tours

If you are planning a trip to Venice, you may want to consider booking a private tour option.
There are many benefits to opting for a private tour:

• One of the main advantages of a private tour in Venice is flexibility.
  With a private tour, you can decide when to leave, when to stop, and how much time to spend at each location. Furthermore, you can customize the tour according to your needs and interests. If you want to focus on a particular area of Venice or visit a specific place, a private tour can offer you the tailored experience you are looking for.
• Also, private tours in Venice can be a very intimate experience. Because the tour will be dedicated to just you and your travel companions, you'll have the opportunity to ask questions, interact with your guide, and have more personal conversation than on a group tour. In addition, you will have the opportunity to visit places less frequented by tourists, for making the experience even more special.

What you will see with a private tour of Venice

During a private tour in Venice, you will have the opportunity to explore some of the most iconic places in the city.
For example, you may want to visit the Basilica di San Marco, one of the most famous monuments in Venice. The basilica is an outstanding example of Byzantine architecture and houses many priceless works of art.
Another place of interest could be the Palazzo Ducale, which was once the seat of government of Venice. This 14th-century Gothic palace was used as the official residence of the Doges, the governors of Venice, and today houses numerous works of art and a large collection of weapons.
And why not add a gondola ride to your private tour of Venice, to really complete your exploration of Venetian culture and history? Or hire a private boat to accompany you and your private guide as you visit the sites of Venice.

But there are also many other lesser-known, but equally fascinating attractions that a private tour could show you. For example, the "Venice private tour of Canneregio District and Jewish Ghetto".
The Ghetto of Venice, the area where the Jewish citizens of Venice were confined, is an interesting place to visit and a great example of Jewish architecture.

While touring Venice, be sure to take a stroll along the city's canals and marvel at its bridges, such as Rialto Borough, which spans the Grand Canal. The bridge was built in the 16th century and is an outstanding example of Venetian architecture.

Do you want to leave Venice for a day? Book our private trip to Venice Islands: Murano, Burano and Torcello. Murano is known for its glass-making, Burano is famous for its traditional lace works and colourful buildings while Torcello is famous the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, with its stunning Byzantine mosaics.