Explore Venice
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Venice, Italy
Discover Venice — find great places to stay, things to do, local food and experiences in one of Italy’s great historic cities.

Venice is one of Italy’s most iconic cities, famous for its canals, historic palaces, bridges and atmospheric neighbourhoods. Explore St Mark’s Square, the Grand Canal, hidden streets and islands while discovering the unique character of the Venetian lagoon.

Where to stay in Venice

Browse hotels and places to stay in Venice, from accommodation near St Mark’s Square and the Grand Canal to quieter options in Cannaregio, Dorsoduro and other neighbourhoods across the city.

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Holiday Rentals in Venice

Find apartments, holiday homes and unique stays in Venice for more space, privacy and flexibility. Choose accommodation near the historic centre, the Grand Canal or quieter neighbourhoods across the Venetian lagoon.

Things to do in Venice

Discover the best things to do in Venice, from St Mark’s Square and the Doge’s Palace to gondola rides, the Grand Canal, hidden streets and trips to Murano and Burano.

Eat & Drink in Venice

Discover where to eat in Venice, from traditional bacari and seafood restaurants to cicchetti, risotto, local wines and cafés hidden throughout the city.

Services in Venice

Find useful local services in Venice, from airport and water transfers to luggage storage, boat services, wellness and practical services that can make your stay easier while exploring the city and lagoon.

Luggage storage in Venice

Need somewhere to leave your bags before check-in or after check-out? Find secure luggage storage locations in Venice and book online in just a few minutes.

Guides & inspiration for Venice

Canals, islands, food and useful ideas for discovering one of Italy's most unique cities.

Things to do

Best things to do in Venice

Explore St Mark's Square, the Doge's Palace, Rialto Bridge, the Grand Canal and atmospheric streets across the historic city.

Food guide

What to eat in Venice

Discover cicchetti, seafood, risotto and local wines in traditional bacari, trattorias and restaurants throughout Venice.

St Mark's

Explore St Mark's Square

Visit St Mark's Basilica, the Doge's Palace and the waterfront around Venice's most famous and historic square.

Canals

Discover Venice from the water

Travel along the Grand Canal by vaporetto, explore smaller waterways and experience the city from a traditional gondola.

Lagoon islands

Visit Murano and Burano

Explore Murano's glassmaking traditions, Burano's colourful houses and other islands across the Venetian lagoon.

Neighbourhoods

Explore Venice beyond the landmarks

Wander through Cannaregio, Dorsoduro and quieter parts of Venice to discover local streets, small squares, cafés and hidden corners.

Venice FAQ

Yes. Venice is one of Italy’s most unique cities, known for its canals, historic palaces, bridges, churches and distinctive lagoon setting.

Two to three days is a good starting point for Venice itself. Add an extra day if you want to visit Murano, Burano or other lagoon islands.

For many visitors, yes. A gondola ride offers a different view of Venice and takes you through canals that are difficult to experience from the streets.

Yes. Both islands are easy to reach by vaporetto and are among the most popular day trips from central Venice.

San Marco is central, Cannaregio is lively but often calmer, and Dorsoduro is popular for art, canals and a more relaxed atmosphere.

Venice is known for cicchetti, seafood, risotto, polenta, sarde in saor and local wines from Veneto.

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