Campo San Luca Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Campo San Luca. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Teatro La Fenice Tour in Venice

• Venice Highlights With Local: Private Walking Tour & Gondola Ride

• Private Tour: Venice Rialto Market, San Polo, and Frari Church Walking Tour

• Venice Shared Gondola Ride Over the Grand Canal

• Self-Guided Tour: The Heart of Venice (English)

Campo San Luca is free to visit as it’s a public square. Many travelers visit independently, but there are plenty of affordable tours that help you learn more about the area. Self-guided walking tours cost from US$15, while private walking tours start at around US$150.

Campo San Luca is in Venice’s San Marco district, around a 5-minute walk northwest of St. Mark’s Square (Piazza San Marco). You can catch waterbus 1 or 2 to Rialto (north of the square) or San Marco Vallaresso (south of the square), or connect to many waterbus routes at San Marco—San Zaccaria.

Yes, Campo San Luca is accessible: The ground is level and reasonably smooth, although access to shops and restaurants may vary. Although there are wheelchair-friendly hotels and public bathrooms, its many bridges make Venice a challenging city for travelers who use wheelchairs.

It depends. Many travelers visit Campo San Luca to grab a drink or a bite to eat, or shop—surreally for Venice’s historic center, options include an H&M. It can be a pleasant place to enjoy a coffee or an evening, but it needn’t be high on your Venice agenda.

Most tours simply pass through Campo San Luca—or even start from there—as there aren’t any big ticket attractions. It’s a much more relaxed alternative to the chaos of St. Mark’s Square, only a 5-minute walk away, and a nice place to take a break before heading to the Rialto.