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Venice Walking Tours:
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| Also see: |
| More Venice Sightseeing |
| Arriving in Venice |
| Venice Local Transportation |
| Venice Hotels, Apartments, Hostels, and Camping |
| Venice Articles Index |
Venice is a city that's best explored on foot. If you have a good map, plenty of time, and feet that don't tire easily, you can easily explore the city on your own. But if you're a typical foreign visitor who spends only two or three days in Venice, a professional guide can help you make the most of your stay.
The challenge, of course, is to find a licensed guide who speaks fluent English and offers itineraries for individual travelers or small groups. Roberta Curiel, Sara Cossiga, and Cristina Gregorin have come to the rescue with WalksInsideVenice, which they founded in 2001 after more than a decade as guides in their native city.
WalksInsideVenice offers more than 20 itineraries under the headings of "Art & History," "Discoveries," "Venetian Lifestyles," and "Specials" (the latter including such topics as a photographic tour and Murano Glass).
Most of the walking tours last three hours, although you can request an extra hour or two when booking if you've got strong feet and a long attention span. One itinerary, "Exploring the Lagoon," runs six hours, including boat travel to the islands of Murano, Burano, and Torcello. And for those travelers who'd like to imbibe more than culture, the "Cicheti & Nizioleti" tour offers a chance to sample vino and viands at traditional baccari or wine bars.
Next page: Guide biographies, how to book
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| WalksInsideVenice walking tours (introduction) |
| Guide biographies, how to book a walking tour |
Photo: Copyright © Norbert Heyl. Used by permission.
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