Venice Tours

The ferry was comfortable and left on time. The tour guide was excellent, and overall, everything went well. The places we visited were beautiful.

It was really beautiful and interesting, and the timing was just right. Maybe (though it’s probably just because I didn’t know any better) a little sign would be helpful to show where to pick up the tickets. (The place is actually very close to the station, but we had a hard time finding it.) Thanks again for the wonderful day.

What a place steepped in history. Straight to the entrance no queue. We went at 4.30 in early July on a week day and the Dogs Palace can be visited (stopping here and there) in about 1h30 mins. In July they close at 7.

Admission is hassle-free—just go to counter no. 4 and your voucher will be exchanged for a ticket. A very enjoyable visit.

Fabulous collection, we'll laid out. I highly recommend buying the short guide, sit in the café and have an Aperol Spritz while you read it. Going to the gallery with your head full of information makes it a great experience.

Everything was well organized, on time, and clearly explained, and whenever we had questions, we always got an answer. The guide was calm and didn’t rush, so we could really enjoy the tour. We were missing a ticket for the Correr Museum. No problem. It was taken care of. A big thank you, and keep up the great work.

A wonderful tour—taking it with a guide is definitely the best way to learn about its history. We were very happy with our guide; we highly recommend it.

The Headout gondola cruise starts first with a Virtual Reality presentation covering background history to Venice and gondolas - very good. And caters for those who wear hearing devices! Note you need to turn up at the Headout office. Then it's a short walk to the gondola, seating five. Two of them get the heart-shaped seat - the others have flat seats. Can't change positions once you're onboard (as one tried during our 25-minute trip causing a panicky shout from the gondolier as the boat swayed threateningly!) All in all it was a fabulous experience. (As at our springtime break, getting a gondola ride for two people without booking was typically 90€)