
This guided walking tour in Venice takes you through key locations, starting at San Zaccaria Church, known for its historical significance and architecture. The tour proceeds to Campo Santa Margherita, a lively square that showcases daily life in Venice. You will also visit Marco Polo's House, located near the Rialto Bridge, where you can learn about the famous explorer. The route includes Sant’Aponal Church in the San Polo district, a tranquil Roman Catholic church. The journey continues to Campo de Frari, home to the museum dedicated to playwright Carlo Goldoni. It ends at Campo San Tomà, a serene square perfect for a break. This tour is suitable for both small groups and private bookings, offering a chance to explore well-known sites and lesser-known treasures of Venice.
A former monastic church from the 15th century, this Venetian Renaissance masterpiece is located in Campo San Zaccaria, in the Castello district
A vibrant square surrounded by residences, shops, cafes, and restaurants, it's a popular hangout spot for students from the nearby university
The explorer spent his final 25 years living here.
The oldest of the four bridges crossing the Grand Canal, it stands as an iconic architectural landmark and a key tourist attraction.
As you stroll along Riva del Vin, you'll be drawn to the Sant'Aponal Church, a Gothic building dedicated to Saint Apollinaire, hidden within the labyrinth of narrow streets (calli).
Situated in San Polo, Carlo Goldoni's House is a modest museum located in the birthplace of the celebrated Italian playwright. It offers a glimpse into his life and career, featuring exhibits that showcase his influence on Italian theater.
A delightful square with a rectangular layout and a small well at its center, surrounded by numerous hidden restaurants and shops scattered throughout the area. The tour ends at the vaporetto bus stop, where you’ll say goodbye to your guide.