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Top 2 Winter Experiences in Venice

2 tours  ·  from $19

The 2 best winter experiences you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.

Venice: Winter Pass Top Attractions & City Walking Tour - Starting near St. Mark’s Square
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Venice: Winter Pass Top Attractions & City Walking Tour

1.Winter Pass Top Attractions & City Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★3.0 · 181 reviews · 7 days (approx.) · from $18Our pick

You’ll begin near St. Mark’s Square with a one-hour guided walk, then use the app and pass to visit Venetian prisons, Procuratie Vecchie, the Grand Canal, and optional museums. Add Doge’s Palace, a two-day vaporetto ticket, and museums such as Ca’ Rezzonico or Palazzo Mocenigo.

“Doges Palace is beyond amazing with so much history and beautiful architecture. Pick up for the tickets was quick and easy with the help of the people at the business. Downloading the app and audio was a bit of a struggle due to lack of quality phone service, however the experience was great.”

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Private Dolomites Winter Day Tour from Venice - Cortina d’Ampezzo: a polished mountain resort
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Private Dolomites Winter Day Tour from Venice

2.Private Dolomites Winter Day Tour from Venice

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 19 reviews · 10 hours (approx.) · from $633

Ride from Venice in a private, air-conditioned van with a local driver-guide, stopping at Cortina, Tre Cime, snowy lakes, San Candido, and a mountain hut. Your guide can shape the day around weather and road conditions. Snowmobile and cable-car rides cost extra.

“Both days were fabulous and welll organized. Driving through the Dolomites was spectacular, especially since it had snowed hard the day before. Apart from the scenery, sights like the Olympic ski slope, a huge dam, etc. I especially enjoyed seeing the places where Titian lived and worked. Dinner at a lovely restaurant with fellow travelers was a lot of fun. The guide, obviously very new at the job, was very friendly and personable. My advice for those choosing to take the tour this time of year is to dress very warmly even if Venice does not warrant it. Despite the pouring rain the next day, the aqua alta with the…”

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