VENICE
Venice, for the two of you.
The 15 most-loved self-guided tours for couples in Venice, with prices, timings and who you book through. The ones worth planning a slow Venetian day around, and what each one is really like.
Skip the line at Venice’s La Fenice and explore inside with a 7-language audio guide, including stunning rooms and opera-house stories.
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Shared Venice gondola near St. Mark’s with app audio commentary and a run under the Bridge of Sighs, 30–50 minutes.
Skip the lines at Doge’s Palace with a fast-track ticket and multi-language audio guide app, plus Correr Museum access in Venice.
“This was an unbelievable experience. We particularly liked being able to go at our pace!”
Skip the line to St. Mark’s Basilica with a downloadable offline audio guide, plus local help at the clock tower.
Self-guided Venice walk with audio and written guide on your phone. See Frari, Rialto, St Mark’s, Doge’s Palace at your pace.
“The tour was great for my wife and I because we could go at our own pace and really pick what we wanted to spend time at. Tons of great information about Venice and its history. The guide was very easy to follow and the Google Maps links worked flawlessly!! This self guided tour was…”
Walk Venice with a GPS-navigated audio app from St. Mark’s to Rialto, Doge’s Palace area, and quieter neighborhoods. English, more.
A self-guided Venice audioguide app with 85 tracks, offline listening, text notes, and a quiz, valid for about three years.
“It was good for getting a basic idea. Entertainingly written. But some of the content was questionable—especially when it came to numbers, which made me fundamentally suspicious about the accuracy of the content. For example, it said that you have to climb 36 steps to reach the tower of St. Mark's Basilica. Really? It's almost…”
Self-guided Venice riddle hunt with GPS audio, start anytime, hits Frari, Rialto and St Mark’s, plus restaurant tips for $9.60.
“Being with my family and solving the puzzles together it was nice to be able to have fun outside and stop for lunch along the way.”
A budget-friendly Venice walking route with a smartphone audio guide, offline map, and self-paced stops from St Mark’s to Rialto.
“The audio was interesting and easy to listen to. The geolocation sometimes lags a little bit (which could have been my phone) and the map view is angled as opposed to directly overhead, which occasionally made it difficult to see which side of buildings one should be on. The starting point is on the waterfront,…”
Skip-the-line access to Venice’s Doge’s Palace plus an on-phone audioguide. Pair it with Correr Museum and St. Mark’s Square sights.
“I was very glad I booked this group when I saw how long the standard lines were. I would definitely book this group again. It was definitely a time saver.”
A phone-based Venice heist game with 11 puzzles and big-name landmarks, letting you wander at your pace without a guide.
“Très mal fait. Besoin d’internet pour se localiser et avancer dans l’aventure, ce n’est pas pratique lorsqu’on est étranger…”
4.5-hour boat tour linking Murano glass, Burano lace and cakes, plus Torcello ruins. Self-paced island time with onboard commentary.
Self-guided Venice scavenger hunt from Frari to St Mark’s: app riddles, flexible timing, and top sights at your own pace for up to 3.
“Un itinéraire intéressant mais des « énigmes » simplistes. Les informations sur les monuments sont intéressantes.”
A self-guided VoiceMap audio walk through Venice’s key sights, with offline audio and GPS triggers—start at San Marco, finish at Rialto.
“A really nice way to explore at your own pace with a guide. Interface worked well, was easy to understand and gave us some fun I teresting info. Highly recommend.”
Self-guided Venice audio stories for $3.46, no downloads, 100+ stops from Rialto to Burano and Lido, with flexible pacing.
“Helped us avoid crowd and groups, we could go about Venice woth our own agenda and pace and still get the top stories about sights, historic events and more.”
From the gondola and St Mark’s to the lagoon islands, the food and the Veneto beyond, every way to spend a day in Venice as a couple.
