Venetian Resort Las Vegas Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Venetian Resort Las Vegas. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Giant Shopping Cart Limo Ride in Las Vegas

• Las Vegas City Tour With Hotel Pickup

• Madame Tussauds Las Vegas Admission Ticket

• PanIQ Escape Room & Lounge - Venetian Resort Las Vegas

• Las Vegas Super Saver: Madame Tussauds With Gondola Boat Ride

While you can admire the Venice-inspired landmarks of the Venetian Resort Las Vegas for free, there are also several ticketed activities within the resort. Gondola rides typically cost US$39 per person, tickets to Madame Tussauds start at US$39, and tickets for the headline show at the Sphere start at US$114.

Yes, the Venetian Resort Las Vegas is a classic Las Vegas resort, known for its Venice-inspired architecture. Once you've admired the replicas of Campanile Tower and St. Mark's Square—almost as impressive as the real thing—you can try your luck at the casino, watch a show at the Sphere, or take a gondola ride along the Grand Canal. Book activities in advance to avoid the long ticket lines, or consider visiting as part of a guided tour of the Las Vegas Strip—it's a great way to pack multiple sights into one day without missing anything.

Per one customer who booked the Las Vegas City Tour With Hotel Pickup, "This was a fun and informative tour about Vegas hotels, landmarks, and history, with many stops along the way for picture taking. Our tour guide, James, was the absolute best!"

The Venetian Resort Las Vegas has a Venice theme and features nods to the Italian city, including a canal and shops lining it. The hotel is one of the most popular in Vegas, and its architecture is impressive enough to see firsthand, even if you're not staying there.

The Venetian Resort on the Las Vegas Strip has 7,100 rooms and is one of the world’s largest hotels. The resort features two signature towers: the Venetian and the Palazzo. The Venetian tower is decorated with old-world Italian charm, while the Palazzo is in classic Italian style.

Along with various bars and cocktail lounges, the Venetian Resort houses many celebrity restaurants, including Cut by Wolfgang Puck, Thomas Keller’s Bouchon at The Venetian, and Buddy V's Ristorante. Other popular restaurants include Wakuda, Brera Osteria, Yardbird, Sugarcane, Tao Asian Bistro, and Flight Club Las Vegas.

Yes, and the Venetian’s casino is one of the most popular casinos among visitors to the Las Vegas Strip. Even those not staying at the Venetian Resort come to play in the resort’s casino for its table games, slot machines, poker games, sports betting areas, and high-limit lounges.

Yes, the Venetian Resort has two pool decks—one at each of its towers: the Venetian Pool Deck and the Palazzo Pool Deck. The Venetian pool area has four pools and plenty of amenities, including splash pads, lounge chairs, day beds, and cabanas.

Yes, you can ride a gondola, steered by a gondolier, at the Venetian Resort on the Las Vegas Strip. You can take an indoor or outdoor gondola ride. Prices range from US$34 to US$39 depending on which day you go, with Fridays and weekends being more expensive.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting the Venetian Resort Las Vegas. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in and around Las Vegas:

• Hoover Dam

• Las Vegas Strip

• Grand Canyon Skywalk

• Grand Canyon West Rim

• Colorado River

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in and around Las Vegas.