Venice: Gondola Ride with Live Commentary

- Up to 5 guests per gondola. Seats are assigned depending on weight and might be shared with other parties
- The tour doesn't run in exceptionally bad weather
- --Gondola Gallery:-- See how a gondola is made and take a 3D trip through centuries

--Getting to the Meeting Point: --

- Vaporetto: line 1, get off at San Marco Vallaresso. Proceed to the end of Calle Vallaresso, turn right and continue walking until you arrive at a colonnade, under which you can find the entrance of Museo Correr
- On foot (from Saint Mark's Square): With Piazza San Marco and the arches of Museo Correr at your back and the Poste Italiane (Post Office) in front of you, look on the left and you will see a big grey newsstand (with many souvenir and newspapers): that one is the Venice Tours Assistance Point.
- The newsstand is between Fendi Boutique and Poste Italiane (Post Office). The staff will wait for you there with a sign “GONDOLA TOUR”

- Kids under the age of 2 can ride for free
- 5 persons per gondola. You may share it with other parties

- How much do you pay to take a gondola ride in Venice? Prices for a gondola ride vary by season and tour type. We recommend checking the current rates on our website for the most up-to-date quote.
- Where do you take a gondola ride in Venice? The gondola ride begins near the Correr Museum, passing through quiet canals and then sailing down the Grand Canal, allowing you to see some of Venice's most iconic sights.
- How many people can ride a gondola in Venice? Each gondola can accommodate up to 5 people. This could include mixed groups, depending on the total number of participants.