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Art_W, Mar 2026
Selena was an excellent...
Selena was an excellent and very friendly tour guide. She ensured we had a great view of the Grand Canal and the glass blowing was great to see.
Robyn_G, Jul 2026
Hard to find
The check in location was hard to find. It would have been easier to say it was next door to a restaurant. It also wasn’t clear that part of the booking was a VR experience prior to the gondola ride. It was interesting information but felt unnecessary. The gondola ride itself was pleasant.
Adam_P, Jun 2026
The best tour in venice!
This is by far one of the best Gondala and history tours you can have. For €85, you and your partner can have a 45 minute Gondala tour through Venice and onto the Grand Canal. You'll get a VR history introduction about Venice, then a 10 minute walk to the Gondala's with a tour guide. The guides are extremely knowledgeable, friendly, accommodating and talk to you via an ear piece whilst walking and on the Gondala. What a brilliant experience for the money.
Jill_H, Jul 2026
Venice Gondolas
It is fun. A great way to see the buildings and be on the water. You get a shirt video presentation before which talks about Venice and the gondoliers. It would be better if the gondoliers talked to you but they are busy. A must do in Venice!

Grand Canal

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Venice
Gondola floating along the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy.
  • Most Grand Canal gondola rides begin or end in St. Mark’s Square, home to St. Mark's Basilica (Basilica di San Marco) and Doge's Palace (Palazzo Ducale), and include a few picturesque minor canals along the way.

  • As one of the most popular destinations in Italy, Venice can get extremely crowded. To avoid a long wait at the motor launch, book your tour tickets in advance.

  • The palaces along the Grand Canal have architectural styles that span from the Byzantine to the Renaissance periods, and are best appreciated with an expert tour guide who can explain their history and importance.

  • Note that Venice and the Grand Canal feature a great number of bridges, many of which are not wheelchair accessible.

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