Venice Guide and Boat

Unmissable Venice

From 700,00 

Unmissable Venice is a three hours private Venice guided tour including the visit to the Square of Saint Mark and the Basilica, a private gondola ride through the canals and a private boat tour to go to Murano island and see the  glass making

First available date: 15 08 2026
For organizational reasons, please also enter the exact number of people in the field above
Product total
Options total
Grand total
SKU: UNV Categories: ,

Description

Unmissable Venice guided tour to experience all the best of Venice!

Unmissable Venice is the ideal tour if you  only have few hours to spend in Venice. With this private Venice guided tour you won’t miss any of the essential experiences that Venice offers. While walking through the Square of St Mark you will learn about the history and the political aspects of  the glorious Venetian Republic.  Your local qualified guide will highlight the impressive Moorish architecture of the Doge’s Palace, which was for long time the house of government of the Venice. You will learn about the New Prisons  linked to the palace by  the celebrated Bridge of Sighs. Your guide will tell you also about the sofisticated 15th century’s Clock Tower, and the Renaissance Library of Saint Mark.

In addition, the tour includes also the visit to the magnificent Basilica of St. Mark (skipping the line), to discover its most precious treasuries:  the huge extension of golden mosaics, and the spectacular Pala d’Oro (Golden Screen), which the  Venetian Government commissioned to Byzantine artists in Constantinople, back in 1105.

While boarding a private gondola, the most typical Venetian boat, you will  start an unforgettable ride through the maze of silent canals of Venice.

You will admire the Grand Canal with its sumptuous palaces from the best point of view. In conclusion Unmissable Venice guided tour will continue on a private water taxi to ride through the Venetian Lagoon and visit the Island of Murano to admire the worldwide known glass masters at work.

After the visit to Murano a private boat will take back to Venice.

 

DURATION: 3 hours

THE PRICE OF UNMISSABLE VENICE  TOUR INCLUDES:

  • the service of certified tour guide for the walking tour
  • skip-the-line admission to the Basilica of St Mark
  • admission to the Pala d’Oro (Golden Screen)
  • a gondola ride
  • a boat tour to a Murano to see a glass factory
  • the ride back to Venice

Additional information

No. of People

, , , , , , , ,

VGB Blog

Venice Solo Travel: Why Going Alone Is the Best Way to Experience One of the World’s Greatest Cities

Venice and solo travel are made for each other. This is not the conventional wisdom — the conventional wisdom says Venice is a city for couples, for romantic weekends, for the honeymoon gondola ride at sunset. And Venice is absolutely all of those things. But it is also, and perhaps more profoundly, a city for […]

Venice with Limited Mobility: A Complete, Honest Guide to Accessible Travel in One of the World’s Most Extraordinary Cities

The first thing to say about Venice and accessibility is this: Venice is significantly more accessible than most visitors with limited mobility expect, and significantly less accessible than an ideal city would be. Both of these facts are important, and this guide addresses both honestly.

Venice with Kids: The Complete Family Guide to One of the World’s Most Extraordinary Cities

The most common concern parents have about bringing children to Venice is that the city will not be child-friendly. No playgrounds (or very few), lots of bridges to carry pushchairs over, a complex street network that seems designed to confuse adults let alone children, and the general assumption that culture-heavy destinations are better suited to […]

Venice Walking Tour: Three Routes, Every Kind of Visitor, One Extraordinary City

Venice is, in its most fundamental character, a walking city. There are no cars, no bicycles, no motorbikes, no wheeled transport of any kind in the historic centre. Everything and everyone moves on foot across the 400 bridges that connect the city’s 118 islands, through the network of calli (streets), sotoporteghi (covered passageways), campielli (small […]