Venice Guide and Boat plans, designs and manages all arrangements for your Wedding in Venice.
Are you planning to get married in Venice? There are many reasons to choose Venice as your wedding location.
Venice is the unforgettable setting that contributes to organize the most perfect and romantic atmosphere for THE DAY of your life.
Venice Guide and Boat wedding coordinatord and our executive team will plan and organize all you desires to arrange a wonderful ceremony:
Venice Guide and Boat designs and plans also ceremonies for renewal of vows or engagements, organizes private parties for particular events, and other special ceremonies in Venice.
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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 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 […]
Venetian cuisine is one of the most underestimated regional food traditions in Italy — overshadowed in the popular imagination by the pizza of Naples, the pasta of Bologna and the simplicity of Tuscan cooking, despite being arguably more distinctive than any of them. This is partly a problem of geography: Venice’s food culture is genuinely […]
The tourist Venice and the real Venice are the same city separated by about 500 metres. The tourist route runs from the train station to St Mark’s Square via the Strada Nova and the Rialto — a corridor of extraordinary monuments, gift shops and tourist restaurants through which millions of people pass each year without […]