Evening Walking Tour With Optional Motorboat Ride

Exploring the enchanting city of Venice at night can be a captivating experience. The Evening Walking Tour offers visitors a chance to discover the historic Jewish Ghetto, traverse the iconic Rialto Bridge, and reach the renowned St. Mark’s Square. Accompanied by knowledgeable guides, participants can explore the city’s rich past while enjoying the serene ambiance of the evening. For those seeking a more leisurely return, the optional motorboat ride promises an unforgettable conclusion to this immersive tour. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, this evening stroll through Venice’s captivating landmarks is sure to leave you with lasting memories.

Key Points

• The tour lasts 1.5 hours and starts at the KFC restaurant near St. Lucia train station.
• The tour explores iconic sites like the historic Jewish Ghetto, Strada Nova, and Rialto Bridge.
• Participants can choose to stay at St. Mark’s Square or take a motorboat back to the train station.
• The tour is available in Italian, English, and Spanish, and the price range is Kč 601 to Kč 752 per person.
• The tour includes a multilingual guide providing historical explanations, and an optional €2 per person gondola ride is available if agreed by the group.

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Tour Overview

The Evening Walking Tour offers an immersive experience exploring Venice’s iconic landmarks in the enchanting ambiance of the evening.

The 1.5-hour tour starts at the KFC restaurant near the St. Lucia train station. It’s available in Italian, English, and Spanish. Guests can save up to 20%, with prices ranging from Kč 752 to Kč 601 per person.

The tour includes a multilingual walking tour and explanations of Venice’s history. An optional €2 per person gondola ride and motorboat transfer back to the train station are also available.

Free cancellation is possible up to 24 hours in advance.

Tour Highlights

Guests on the Evening Walking Tour will explore Venice’s iconic sites, including the historic Jewish Ghetto, the bustling Strada Nova, and the renowned Rialto Bridge.

At St. Mark’s Square, they’ll have the option to stay and explore further or take a motorboat back to the train station. Plus, the group can opt for a €2 per person gondola ride if they all agree.

Throughout the tour, the multilingual guide will provide informative historical explanations, ensuring an engaging and memorable experience for all participants.

Itinerary

Participants will meet the guide at 5:00 PM at the designated meeting point, the KFC restaurant near the St. Lucia train station. The group will then embark on a stroll through the Jewish Ghetto, Strada Nova, and Rialto. They’ll cross the iconic Rialto Bridge and arrive at St. Mark’s Square, where they can choose to stay or take a motorboat back to the train station.

| Itinerary |

| — | — | — | — | — |

| 5:00 PM | Meet Guide | KFC Restaurant | St. Lucia Train Station | – |

| – | Stroll Through | Jewish Ghetto | Strada Nova | Rialto |

| – | Cross | Rialto Bridge | – | – |

| – | Arrive at | St. Mark’s Square | – | – |

| – | Option to | Stay | Take Motorboat | Return to Train Station |

Inclusions and Exclusions

This walking tour includes a multilingual guide who’ll provide explanations of Venice’s history and landmarks throughout the experience.

An optional gondola ride is available for an additional €2 per person, if the group agrees. A motorboat transfer back to the train station is also offered, at an extra cost.

However, the tour excludes food and drinks.

It’s important to note that this tour may not be suitable for individuals with mobility impairments, as it involves walking around Venice’s iconic sites and neighborhoods.

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Customer Feedback

Customers have provided positive feedback on the Evening Walking Tour, with an overall rating of 4.2 out of 5 based on 222 reviews.

Reviewers particularly praised the knowledgeable guides, who earned a 4.5/5 rating. The transportation, including the optional motorboat ride, also received high marks at 4.4/5.

While the value for money was rated 4.1/5, customers generally felt they got their money’s worth.

Exploring the Jewish Ghetto

As the tour winds through the charming streets, participants are first led to the historical Jewish Ghetto, a neighborhood that holds deep significance in Venice’s rich cultural tapestry. This enclosed district, established in 1516, was the center of Jewish life in the city for centuries. Visitors are captivated by the area’s distinct architecture, featuring buildings with characteristic balconies and cemeteries that bear witness to the community’s resilience. The tour explores the area’s synagogues, providing insight into the vibrant religious and social customs that defined the lives of Venetian Jews.

| Key Features | Description |

| — | — |

| Architecture | Distinctive buildings with balconies |

| Synagogues | Showcasing religious and social customs |

| Cemeteries | Testaments to the community’s history |

Crossing the Rialto Bridge

After exploring the charming Jewish Ghetto, the tour winds its way toward the iconic Rialto Bridge.

This 16th-century stone bridge spans the Grand Canal, offering breathtaking views of the bustling waterway.

Crossing the Rialto is a highlight for many visitors, as they take in the iconic architecture and lively atmosphere. Vendors line the bridge, selling local wares and treats. Guests can pause to admire the stunning architecture or snap photos before continuing on to St. Mark’s Square, the final destination of the evening walking tour.

The option to return by motorboat adds a peaceful conclusion to the experience.

Reaching St. Mark’s Square

From the Rialto Bridge, the tour group makes their way towards the renowned St. Mark’s Square.

This iconic piazza is the heart of Venice, dominated by the magnificent St. Mark’s Basilica. As they approach, the guide points out the stunning architecture and explains the significance of the square’s landmarks.

Guests marvel at the Basilica’s Byzantine-style domes and the Campanile bell tower. The guide shares the history of the square, once the commercial and political center of the Venetian Republic.

Mesmerized by the Basilica’s Byzantine domes and soaring Campanile, the group learns of St. Mark’s Square’s storied past as Venice’s commercial and political heart.

With the option to stay and explore further or return by motorboat, the group has the flexibility to customize their experience.

Common Questions

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?

According to the tour overview, the tour excludes food and drinks. Therefore, participants cannot bring their own food and drinks on the tour. The tour only includes the walking tour and optional gondola and motorboat rides.

Is There Any Wheelchair Accessibility for the Tour?

Unfortunately, the tour is not suitable for individuals with mobility impairments. The itinerary involves walking through historic streets and may not be accessible for wheelchair users. Guests with special needs should contact the tour provider to discuss their options.

Can I Book the Tour for a Specific Date and Time?

Yes, you can book the tour for a specific date and time. The tour operator offers flexibility to allow customers to select their preferred start time and date for the walking tour.

Is There a Dress Code or Any Special Requirements for the Tour?

The tour doesn’t have a strict dress code, but participants should wear comfortable walking shoes and dress appropriately for the weather. There are no special requirements beyond being able to walk for about 1.5 hours.

What Happens if the Weather Is Bad During the Tour?

If the weather is bad during the tour, the guide will modify the itinerary and activities as needed. They’ll prioritize indoor locations and recommend alternatives that can be enjoyed despite the inclement conditions. The tour’s flexibility ensures an enjoyable experience regardless of the weather.

The Sum Up

The Evening Walking Tour offers a captivating exploration of Venice’s iconic sites. With an overall rating of 4.2 out of 5, it promises a memorable experience. Guests can choose to stay at St. Mark’s Square or opt for a motorboat ride back to the train station, making it a convenient and versatile option for discovering the city’s rich history and culture.

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