VENICE
Venice, for the two of you.
The 11 most-loved train experiences 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.
Shared, air-conditioned Venice water-taxi transfer from hotel areas to Santa Lucia Station or Piazzale Roma, with luggage help and 24/7 service.
Most Popular“It was an easy transfer from the water taxi stop near our hotel to the train station. There were no problems and it was a smooth process.”
Prebook a private air-conditioned water taxi from Venice train or bus stations to your hotel in central Venice or Lido.
“Met our tour guide right as we arrived at the train station, she had a sign with our name on it so She was very easy to find. Private taxi arrived 2 minutes after we connected with our guide, making the process seamless and easy. The line for the public taxi was very long and…”
Private Venice departure transfer by air-conditioned water taxi from your hotel to Santa Lucia Station or Piazzale Roma, 24/7.
“We purchased this service to include transfer of luggage from the hotel. Viator assured our agent this service would be provided. The local vendor did not include the service which made this a challenging transfer for us.”
Venice islands day trip by boat to Murano, Burano, and Torcello with a Murano glass demo, English guide, and lunch time on your own.
“This day trip was good fun. The biggest benefit of this trip are the multiple pickup locations. We chose a pickup close to our hotel and were dropped back there after the trip. This trip allows enough time on each island to enjoy what there is. On the way back e had the most stunning…”
Train to Verona from Venice plus a guided walk to Arena, Porta Borsari and Piazza Bra. Mobile tickets and free time included.
“Marina was kind a knowledgeable. She explained details about Verona and also places we saw on the way. Also dedicated some time to each individual or group of travelers to make sure everyone was ok.”
Easy high-speed train day from Venice to Florence with a guided walking tour and optional Duomo entry. Plan timing well.
“I found it to be quite overpriced for what it was. I assumed the tour was for the whole day but once you get to Florence, the tour is actually just over an hour long and then you’re left to your own devices for the rest of the day. It was ok but I wouldn’t…”
Florence to Venice by high-speed train for a private guided walk of iconic squares, quieter churches, and Rialto, plus optional gondola upgrade.
“Overall a great tour. Our tour guide Barbara took us to see sites in places off the normal path. A minor issue with locating a gondolier for the gondola ride, not her fault. You will walk alot on this tour with lots of stairs.”
Beginner kayak lesson in Venice with gear rental and photos, then paddle to the Medieval Arsenal and Castello lagoon.
“Our family had a fun time. Aleksandra and Nico were great, taking time to teach a bit about the history of the club and teach our son how to properly paddle. Also, great pics!”
Private Milan-to-Venice day trip with fast train, a 3-hour guided walk around top sights, then free afternoon exploring.
“Our tour guide Barbara was spectacular. Very knowledgeable and very personable. One thing that we absolutely hated, and needs to be changed: we were we had a group of 13 passengers, and we all got put on separate cars of the train. Not what we had in mind. We booked together, so I thought that…”
Take a fast train from Venice to Florence, skip the Uffizi line, use an app audio guide, then roam the Renaissance core in a full day.
“the attention and information of the guide”
One boat trip from Venice train station to Murano glass and Burano’s rainbow houses, plus a St Mark water stop, with onboard commentary.
“Guided tour was acceptanle. We were not informed of a time change to 10:15. Our tour guide spoke in five languages which was fine but couldn’t hear or understand her most of the time. When we disembarked to get on a different ferry at San Marco she was the first on with most people on…”
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.
