A City of Reflection
Timeless, poetic, and entirely unique, Venice is a dream adrift on water. With no roads, just winding canals and arched bridges, this floating city is best explored at the pace of its past: slowly, and with wonder. Drift beneath centuries-old buildings in a gondola, wander sun-warmed alleys, and sip an aperitivo as golden hour lights up the Grand Canal. From misty mornings in Piazza San Marco to artisan finds on the islands of Murano and Burano, your Envoyage advisor will craft a journey that captures the magic of Venice at every slow, winding turn.
Venice in Focus
Currency: Euro (€)
Tipping Customs: Though not expected, you could give 10-15% at restaurants, if service charge is not included
Language: Italian
Popular Drink: Venetian Prosecco
Must Eat: Risotto al nero di seppia – seafood-based risotto
Power Up: Type G (3-prong plug), 230 V
Weather: Typical Mediterranean climate. Sunny and hot in summer; cold in the winter.
Best Time to Visit: Any time of the year. Overall, April-June is the most popular season.
Venice Offers
Moments Worth Chasing
Glide Through the Canals
Nothing compares to a gondola ride along Venice’s tranquil back canals. Let your gondolier lead you into the hidden heart of the city.
Witness Murano Glass in the Making
Visit a historic glassblowing studio in Murano, where master artisans transform molten glass into intricate, colorful works of art.
Wander Burano’s Painted Streets
Hop over to this charming island village known for its vivid homes, peaceful canals, and exquisite handmade lace.
Tour the Doge’s Palace
Take a guided tour through Venetian history at Doge’s Palace, complete with its gilded staircase, courtyard, and iconic Bridge of Sighs.
Uncover Venice After Dark
Experience the city’s mysterious side on a twilight walking tour through quiet lanes and forgotten courtyards—where legends linger.
