Travel Itineraries

Floating Around and Discovering Venice, Italy

Touring the waterways of Venice

Venice is a must-visit destination for any travel lover.

The city is rich with history, culture, architecture, and crowds.  The crowds pack the pathways, as Venice is the world’s only pedestrian city.

The best way to escape the chaos is on water.

Whisk yourselves away through the canals and narrow waterways.  Gondolas, water taxis, and private speedboats allow you to explore the 118 islands connected by over 400 bridges.

Panoramic views take you back hundreds of years.  The major landmarks and understated buildings all radiate the character and romantic charm of Venice.

 

Approaching St. Mark’s Square by boat
Entering St. Mark’s Square
Getting closer to the Bell Tower
Landmarks and beautiful architecture all around
Appreciating art far and near
Souvenir stalls amidst the historic buildings
Doge’s Palace
Crowds upon crowds
Catching as much shade and cover as possible
Crowds all throughout the pathways
Rialto Market
Fresh produce brought in by boat every morning
Italian desserts in shops around the city
Espresso break like a true Italian
Pizza pies
Vongole. Restaurants and cafes along the alleys and pathways
One of the hundreds of bridges
Gondolas parked for a break
More gondolas and bridges
Gondolas in action along the narrow waterways
Private water taxi tour along the Grand Canal
Water taxis speeding by
Gondolas and speedboats sharing the water
Approaching Rialto Bridge
The beauty of the architecture
Capturing classic Venice sights
More sights along the tour
People watching the people watchers
Hotels, government buildings, shops, apartments, and more along the canal
Churches and landmarks all around
Admiring the history and architecture
Churches centuries old
More of classic Venice
Touring through more waterways
The sight from behind the water taxi
End of the tour and back to the hotel

 

 
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