Luggage Storage Locations Venice

 How to get around Venice

It may sound strange, but Venice has actually well-developed public transportation system that includes buses, water buses (vaporetti), and water taxis. The water buses are particularly unique to Venice and are a popular mode of transportation for both locals and tourists.
Here is some information about the different types of public transportation in Venice:

• Vaporetti are the most common and affordable way of getting around Venice. They operate regularly and connect to different parts of the city and surrounding islands. You can purchase tickets at the ACTV ticket booths, vending machines, or on board.

• Water Taxis are more expensive than water buses but offer a more customizable and comfortable experience. You can find them at water taxi stands or by calling a taxi company.

• Buses connect the mainland part of Venice to other parts of Italy. Several bus companies operate in Venice, including ATVO, which provides service from Marco Polo airport to Piazzale Roma.

• Trains connect Venice to major cities in Italy. The main train station in Venice is Santa Lucia, located on the Grand Canal. Venice Meste train station is where most long-distance and international trains stop. 

Please note that many parts of Venice are only accessible by foot or water. So be prepared to do Venice free walking tour without the hassle of your luggage.

Things to do in Venice

Venice never loses the ability to enchant people and give them unforgettable moments. Whatever your passion is, this city will have something to offer you.

If you love photography, breathtaking views and beautiful people are just waiting for your eyes and your camera. If you are an artist and love to draw live, you will surely be impressed by the architecture of the city.

In short, Venice inspired artists from all over the world and, although overcrowded, it still retains its delicate appearance. Museums and modern art galleries are spread throughout the city, along with old buildings and beautiful churches. There are also many boutiques. Not to mention the restaurants, they are simply excellent!

Here are the must-do activities in Venice, Italy:

• Take a Gondola Ride
  With over 150 canals, taking a gondola ride is a memorable way to experience Venice from a different perspective and hear fascinating stories from your gondolier.

• Visit St. Mark's Basilica
  This famous church, located in iconic St. Mark's Square, has an ornate interior with detailed mosaics and a mix of Byzantine, Gothic, and Renaissance architecture.

• Take a Day Trip to Murano or Burano
  These two small islands near Venice are known for their glassmaking and lace-making traditions. They offer a chance to see a different side of Venice and its surrounding islands.