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Discover the heart and soul of Italy’s floating city with this carefully curated Venice itinerary provided by Trips & More More. Perfect for travelers who crave more than just the highlights, this 10-day guide blends famous landmarks, authentic neighborhoods, and serene escapes. Whether it’s your first or fifth visit, with this detailed itinerary you can uncover Venice’s rich culture, romantic corners, and hidden treasures at the perfect pace.
Day 1: Arrival & Grand Canal Stroll
Day 2: St. Mark’s Square & Doge’s Palace
Day 3: Dorsoduro Art & Culture
Day 4: Murano, Burano, and Torcello
Day 5: Jewish Ghetto & Cannaregio
Day 6: Hidden Palazzos & Gardens
Day 7: Churches, Frescoes, & Scoule
Day 8: Lagoon Island Adventure
Day 9: Artisan Workshops & Local Life
Day 10: Departure
Day 1: Welcome to Venice
Arrival & Check-In (stay in Cannaregio or Dorsoduro for charm + calm)
Evening Stroll along the Grand Canal
Dinner: Try local cicchetti (Venetian tapas) at Cantina Do Spade
Optional: Gondola ride or Vaporetto (water bus) to see Venice by night
St. Mark’s Basilica (go early or book a skip-the-line tour)
Doge’s Palace & Bridge of Sighs
Climb the Campanile di San Marco for panoramic views
Lunch: Local seafood at Trattoria alla Madonna
Evening: Classical concert at Teatro La Fenice
Gallerie dell’Accademia
Peggy Guggenheim Collection (modern art in a former palazzo)
Relax at Zattere Promenade with a gelato
Dinner: Dine at Osteria Enoteca Ai Artisti
Morning Vaporetto to Murano (glass blowing demo)
Continue to Burano (colorful houses, lace museum)
Optional: Torcello for peace & early Venice ruins
Dinner back in Venice: Try Algiubagiò on the waterfront
Explore Cannaregio & the Jewish Ghetto
Visit Museo Ebraico + synagogues
Lunch: Kosher-style or at Al Timon (great for cicchetti + canal tables)
Sunset walk along Fondamenta della Misericordia
Visit Ca’ Rezzonico (museum of 18th-century Venice)
Discover Palazzo Contarini del Bovolo (spiral staircase)
Hidden gem: Garden of Palazzo Soranzo Cappello
Aperitivo at Campo Santa Margherita
Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari (Titian's masterpieces)
Scuola Grande di San Rocco (Tintoretto heaven)
Lunch: Try a spritz & sandwich at Bar Alla Toletta
Optional: San Giovanni e Paolo for Gothic splendor
Take a boat tour to Lazzaretto Nuovo or San Francesco del Deserto
Learn about the lagoon’s ecosystem & history
Dinner: Hidden gem trattoria in Castello neighborhood
Visit mask-making workshop (Ca’ Macana or Tragicomica)
Browse local bookstores like Libreria Acqua Alta
Shop small for Murano glass, paper, leather
Farewell dinner: Enjoy a canal-view meal at Ristorante Lineadombra
Breakfast by the canal
Pick up last-minute souvenirs
Private water taxi or Vaporetto to Marco Polo Airport
Peak Season (June–August): Sunny, vibrant, and full of events—but crowded and pricey. Great for summer festivals and long days.
Shoulder Season (April–May, September–October): Ideal for weather and manageable crowds. Perfect for sightseeing and photography.
Low Season (November–March): Quiet, chilly, and moody. Carnival in February adds color and energy to the winter months.
Solo Travelers
Stay in Cannaregio for a mix of calm and connection.
Join guided walking tours or mask-making classes for social opportunities.
Choose hotels with elevator access and easy Vaporetto stops.
Visit Murano glass factories and interactive museums like Museo di Storia Naturale.
Plan sunset gondola rides and rooftop aperitivos.
Explore Dorsoduro and San Giorgio Maggiore for romantic strolls.
Visit bars in Campo Santa Margherita for nightlife.
Book wine tastings or local food tours for shared experiences.
DOs
Buy a Venezia Unica Pass for public transport.
Carry some cash for small shops and bacari.
Respect local customs and dress modestly for churches.
DON’Ts
Don’t roll luggage over bridges (it's tough and frowned upon).
Don’t dine at restaurants with touristy photo menus.
Don’t feed pigeons in Piazza San Marco—it’s illegal.
Comfortable, waterproof shoes for uneven cobblestone streets
Modest outfits for churches
Umbrella or rain jacket, especially in spring and fall
Refillable water bottle (Venice has public fountains)
Power adapter, especially for European plugs
Daypack for outings
Lightweight scarf or wrap for cooler nights or church visits
This ultimate 10-day Venice experience offers the perfect balance of classic sights and lesser-known escapes. Whether you're after romance, culture, or quiet exploration, it’s all here. To simplify your planning and enhance your journey, explore Venice vacation packages provided by Trips & More More that combine accommodations, tours, and local experiences for a seamless and unforgettable stay.
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