I m Italian and I can easily say that if you want fo visit Venice with budget you can do it check cicchetti restaurant!!. Even for the night, for example you can stay in a 2 bedroom apartment with a friend in some apartment like Palazzina Trevigiana or Chiarano Home in Treviso near station and visit 2 city in a budget. Direct train every 15 minutes and location is very close to station like 10 minutes by walk. Great to spend 130 euro per night 65 per room, and have the kitchen to cook you fav meals.
Just saw ur vlog as am in Train visiting Venice today n must thank you for such an incredible info which sure should help me . appreciate it thoroughly n best wishes to u for more great video's. Ciao
Love these unique and more down to earth recommendations. Totally forgot about Banksy. Definitely going to get a ticket to that roof terrace, seeing that ceiling painting that took 24 years to paint, and using all the water fountains to refill my bottle. 🤣 Thank you for the great tips, I'll be visiting with my mom this year, both our first time. Can't wait! 😊
Thank you! Italy is lovely, and if you decide to visit, I also have a similar video about Florence, so check it out: ua-cam.com/video/vlSZgHgw3kQ/v-deo.html
Your videos are wonderful and informative and good reference for future trips to Italy. I spent the month of April in Venice after losing my credit card in Florence. I had almost 1000 euros cash that I had to live on for a month. My first purchase was a month long vaporetto pass, 145 euros that I felt was worth the expense. I was fortunate to have secured a lovely apartment in Castello for the month. I lived like a local. There were a few things I wanted to see and do that I would need to spend some money on, gifts for my granddaughter, plus shipping home, the opening of the Biennale, the Guggenheim, Alilaguna to the airport, so I just budgeted with the cash I had then walked, a lot, every day and saw sites. With the vap pass I got to go to Murano and Burano and Lido. My experiences eating out were limited but most enjoyable. There is just so much to see and places to explore that it was completely doable and I came home with 20 euros, the start to my saving for the next trip.
What an amazing story! I'm glad you still enjoyed your stay and didn't let that incident ruin the whole trip for you. Thanks a lot for sharing it, and hopefully you get to visit Italy again soon!
Early January is also pretty quiet tourist wise, Christmas lights still up but some places do close in January so might struggle with some things. Yes pasticcerias are limited but Venice is more about the cicchetti and aperitivo, so search for Osterias when wandering about and go down all the side alleyways, you’ll be amazed what you’ll find. Venice is magical ❤️
Very nice video, I appreciate that you like so much Zattere, my favorite place in Venice, too. But, just a detail : baccalà is cod, a fish from the ici waters of Greenland and Svalbard. Not really local !
Ciao! Thank you for another great video and I hope that you are well considering all that is happening in your home country. I have heard that post-Covid, Venice is considering banning or limiting the huge cruise ships coming to the city. Have you heard this as well? Grazie, Paul in Firenze
@@DramaticallyExpatic I am here in Venice now. We went to the promenade you said and with the cicchetti from the same cafe. Its been a lot of fun. A little warmer than when you were here 🥵
Thank you so much! If you're in Italy I'd absolutely recommend you to try out local language schools - my experience in one of them was truly fantastic. Otherwise, if you're looking for a language app, I can give you a link for a 20% discount at Utalk, which is a really great app and offers a huge variety of topics: uta.lk/dramaticallyexpatic It's an affiliate link, so it won't charge you anything extra while also supporting this channel :)
Hi, and thank you! Usually you can pay with card anywhere, but there are still some places in Venice that would not accept the card, so it might be better to have some cash with you as well
Excellent videos helping us plan our trip to Venice next year. We will be in Venice on 25 April for my wife's birthday. I have just read that it is Liberation Day and St Mark's day in Venice! Do you know if cafes/restaurants will be open?thank you
Thanks so much, I'm glad my videos are helpful! Everything in the city centre should be open, especially considering there are many tourists who don't know about it, so don't worry :)
The other reason why you want to use an ATM at a bank is because if that ATM decides to keep your card, you have no way of getting it back unless there’s a bank you can enter and talk to someone about the fact that the machine stole your card. This is also a reason why you want to get money out of the bank ATM during business hours if possible
Was just there 2 weeks ago. 20 euro will not go very far during tourist season. Aperol spritz was 6 Euro....10 euro in Siena. Further south you go in Italy, cheaper it is.
It all depends on where you're looking! There are plenty of hidden places tourists don't know about and the prices there are much cheaper 😉 And of course it depends on whether you're ready to eat something on the go vs going to the restaurants, etc.. Hope you still enjoyed your trip!
Absolutely enjoyed your video with your great tips! I totally agree how expensive visiting Venice can be but still duable doing it and seeing beautiful sites without spending so much money! This city is really beautiful and unique but prices can discourage lots of people to visit it! Thank you for your great video!!
I hope you see this soon. We are heading to Valencia tomorrow! I tried here to see if you listed the places you visited and the restaurants/cafes where you ate but they don't seem to be listed. Please share where you went! Janet in Spain
@@DramaticallyExpatic Thank you! We also rewatched your video and did find some of the places you mentioned. Sadly we must leave tomorrow but your video helped us enjoy our short stay even more.
Visitare Venezia conviene a novembre o dicembre, i mesi migliori secondo me, se posso dare un consiglio? Andate a Chioggia, troverete Venezia in miniatura e con meno turisti! Ciao 🇮🇹👍🏎🏍👍😇💋
Spritz exists far beyond Aperol ! There are ton's of others ........Spritz comes from German "spritzen" (spraying), means you can "spray" what ever you want to ........Cicchetti singular is Cicchetto ! Tell as well , that places with water-view are mostly expensive as places with touristy-outdoor-seating .......as following "the right hours" : lunch is around 1o'clock and dinner at 8 , all places outside of this are TOURIST-TRAPS
traduci, per favore: qui c'è un equivoco importante, in Italia, e quindi anche nella mia città, Venezia, la cosa fondamentale non è visitare le strade, ma entrare a conoscere la nostra storia millenaria, la nostra arte e le testimonianze culturali. Chi entra nel nostro paese ne esce arricchito in sapienza. Ora, capisco perfettamente che per voi turisti low cost sia anche troppo culturale girare a piedi una città costruita sull' acqua. Infatti ho visto ben più di una persona fare foto persino dello scarico della spazzatura sulle barche, deve essere una cosa emozionante e culturalmente arricchente. Come ho visto persone mettersi nel bel mezzo dei ponti a intralciare il traffico pedonale, per farsi le foto, ignorando completamente che è come sedersi nel bel mezzo di un incrocio con semaforo. Io mi auguro che i turisti vengano qui non pensando di essere a Disneyland, ma in una città che ha costruito la storia dell' import- export con l' oriente, importandone anche cultura e arte. Sai che Casanova è fuggito dalle carceri passando dentro Palazzo Ducale? Sai cosa è un Doge? Sai cosa era la Repubblica della Serenissima? Hai mai sentito parlare di Biennale d' Arte? Sai come si fanno i lampadari di Murano? Io ho i miei dubbi. Hai pagato 20 euro per camminare in strada. Io lo faccio gratis, senza neanche girare video su UA-cam. Ciao.
Just returned from Italy on October 18th, visited Venice for 4 days and Rome for 8 days. No, you cannot do Venice for only 20 euros, you'll want to go eat at different places, get cannolis, ice cream, museum tours. You can cheap by and get meats, cheeses for breakfast sandwiches, but 20 euros a day is very laughable. Btw, your looking at 87 American cents to 1 euro.
Venezia, come tutte le città, è vissuta da cittadini, non girano solo turisti... E i cittadini non possono diventare poveri spendendo troppo, perciò basta girare e cercare e la città offre tantissimi luoghi dove mangiare la vera cucina veneziana, il buon vino veneto senza spendere cifre esagerate, inoltre in questi posti, troverai i prodotti veri, genuini, tipici non le cose modificate per turisti....
Glad to see you back. Wishing the best for you.
Thank you so much ☺️
8:54 Tramezzini are a lot like sandwiches, cicchetti are more or less like tapas. Baccala and sarde in saor are both a must.
I m Italian and I can easily say that if you want fo visit Venice with budget you can do it check cicchetti restaurant!!. Even for the night, for example you can stay in a 2 bedroom apartment with a friend in some apartment like Palazzina Trevigiana or Chiarano Home in Treviso near station and visit 2 city in a budget. Direct train every 15 minutes and location is very close to station like 10 minutes by walk. Great to spend 130 euro per night 65 per room, and have the kitchen to cook you fav meals.
Great video. I love the look of Venice I have never been it looks awesome. I also like a good pastry with coffee. Thank you for sharing
Thank you! ☺️
You’ve increase my excitement in visiting Venice several fold. Thank you.
Thank you so much, I'm happy to hear that ❤️
This is one of your best videos ❤️ I love it, thank you!
Thank you so much ❤️
Great tips! I feel better prepared for my trip to Venice coming up in September. All the best to you!
Thank you! Enjoy your trip :)
Beautifully presented Valeria. Visited Venice in Nov ‘19 and loved every moment. Keep up with your wonderful videos on Italy.
Thank you! Will do!
Just saw ur vlog as am in Train visiting Venice today n must thank you for such an incredible info which sure should help me . appreciate it thoroughly n best wishes to u for more great video's. Ciao
Thank you so much, it means a lot ❤️
I really like the description about Venice in a budget... I will be there next month may. thanks for sharing your experience..
Thank you ❤️ Hope you enjoy it!
Some brilliant tips! Will definitely be keeping these in mind during my trip next week 😁
Thank you!
Love these unique and more down to earth recommendations. Totally forgot about Banksy. Definitely going to get a ticket to that roof terrace, seeing that ceiling painting that took 24 years to paint, and using all the water fountains to refill my bottle. 🤣
Thank you for the great tips, I'll be visiting with my mom this year, both our first time. Can't wait! 😊
I’ve never thought of visiting Italy, but this definitely would make it easier. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you! Italy is lovely, and if you decide to visit, I also have a similar video about Florence, so check it out: ua-cam.com/video/vlSZgHgw3kQ/v-deo.html
Your videos are wonderful and informative and good reference for future trips to Italy. I spent the month of April in Venice after losing my credit card in Florence. I had almost 1000 euros cash that I had to live on for a month. My first purchase was a month long vaporetto pass, 145 euros that I felt was worth the expense. I was fortunate to have secured a lovely apartment in Castello for the month. I lived like a local. There were a few things I wanted to see and do that I would need to spend some money on, gifts for my granddaughter, plus shipping home, the opening of the Biennale, the Guggenheim, Alilaguna to the airport, so I just budgeted with the cash I had then walked, a lot, every day and saw sites. With the vap pass I got to go to Murano and Burano and Lido. My experiences eating out were limited but most enjoyable. There is just so much to see and places to explore that it was completely doable and I came home with 20 euros, the start to my saving for the next trip.
What an amazing story! I'm glad you still enjoyed your stay and didn't let that incident ruin the whole trip for you. Thanks a lot for sharing it, and hopefully you get to visit Italy again soon!
Thanks for sharing such helpful tools on how to spent less in Venice. I appreciate that. God bless you ❤
You are so welcome ❤️
Early January is also pretty quiet tourist wise, Christmas lights still up but some places do close in January so might struggle with some things. Yes pasticcerias are limited but Venice is more about the cicchetti and aperitivo, so search for Osterias when wandering about and go down all the side alleyways, you’ll be amazed what you’ll find. Venice is magical ❤️
So true, Venice is amazing all year round ❤️
Love your tips❤❤
Nice video and vince tips!
Your grandma won't be concerned about you eating enough food, as grandmas are generally supposed to be then! 😄
Thank you ☺️☺️ She absolutely loves the fact that I'm eating enough haha
Very nice video, I appreciate that you like so much Zattere, my favorite place in Venice, too.
But, just a detail : baccalà is cod, a fish from the ici waters of Greenland and Svalbard. Not really local !
Wow, that's interesting! Thank you so much ❤️
Very helpfull viedo.i am going to venecia next week .😍😍😍
Hope you enjoy it!
Great video! You deserve more audience for sure💝
My favorite Italian city! I find the best candy in Venice!
Going to visit Venice for the first time in August and this video was super helpful! Grazie
So glad it was helpful! Have fun there :)
wow awesome recommendations, truly budget friendly...
Ciao! Thank you for another great video and I hope that you are well considering all that is happening in your home country. I have heard that post-Covid, Venice is considering banning or limiting the huge cruise ships coming to the city. Have you heard this as well? Grazie, Paul in Firenze
Thank you so much ☺️ I've heard about it during the pandemic and various lockdowns, but I don't know if this restrictions still exists!
I hope whit the tourist ask yourself to don't arrive in my city in cruise ship. Respct to the lagune's environnement .
I hope whit the tourist ask yourself to don't arrive in my city in cruise ship. Respect to the lagune's environnement .
@@casomai I already live in Italy, I would not be on any cruise ship.
I like your video !!! excellent !
Thank you so much for this informative and fun video!
Glad you enjoyed it! ❤️
Wow your english is perfect! Thank you for your video :)
Thank you!
Hi thanks for your informative information about the Venice. It was very helpful
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Glad you enjoyed it!
Great tips
Location of places always a challenge
Enjoyable. Good content. Thanks!
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!
@@DramaticallyExpatic I am here in Venice now. We went to the promenade you said and with the cicchetti from the same cafe. Its been a lot of fun. A little warmer than when you were here 🥵
I loved this video! Thank you so much! What would you recommend to learn Italian faster?
Thank you so much! If you're in Italy I'd absolutely recommend you to try out local language schools - my experience in one of them was truly fantastic. Otherwise, if you're looking for a language app, I can give you a link for a 20% discount at Utalk, which is a really great app and offers a huge variety of topics: uta.lk/dramaticallyexpatic
It's an affiliate link, so it won't charge you anything extra while also supporting this channel :)
This video is superb! Thank You so much
You are so amazing and this video so so helpful, thank you so much ❤️
Glad it was helpful!
Loved your video, thank you 👍
Hi thank you for this informative and fun video 😍👌🏽 do they prefer there paying with money or card at the moment?
thank you in advance ☺️
Hi, and thank you! Usually you can pay with card anywhere, but there are still some places in Venice that would not accept the card, so it might be better to have some cash with you as well
🌹🙏 *Thanks a lot Honourable Madam for This Best informative Vdo* 🌹🙏
Thank you very much!
Very informative and offbeat..Thank You ❤
Very informative I
Excellent videos helping us plan our trip to Venice next year. We will be in Venice on 25 April for my wife's birthday. I have just read that it is Liberation Day and St Mark's day in Venice! Do you know if cafes/restaurants will be open?thank you
Thanks so much, I'm glad my videos are helpful! Everything in the city centre should be open, especially considering there are many tourists who don't know about it, so don't worry :)
The other reason why you want to use an ATM at a bank is because if that ATM decides to keep your card, you have no way of getting it back unless there’s a bank you can enter and talk to someone about the fact that the machine stole your card.
This is also a reason why you want to get money out of the bank ATM during business hours if possible
Do you have another video where to stay on a budget in Venice? Thank you
I have only this one, a little tip on staying in Mestre near Venice: ua-cam.com/video/uXIpIt9oCCI/v-deo.html
Just across the sea and through the woods, is a bloody war that you think never could.
Was just there 2 weeks ago. 20 euro will not go very far during tourist season. Aperol spritz was 6 Euro....10 euro in Siena. Further south you go in Italy, cheaper it is.
It all depends on where you're looking! There are plenty of hidden places tourists don't know about and the prices there are much cheaper 😉 And of course it depends on whether you're ready to eat something on the go vs going to the restaurants, etc.. Hope you still enjoyed your trip!
Absolutely enjoyed your video with your great tips! I totally agree how expensive visiting Venice can be but still duable doing it and seeing beautiful sites without spending so much money! This city is really beautiful and unique but prices can discourage lots of people to visit it! Thank you for your great video!!
Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it ❤️
Vai nelle altre città del mondo e vedrai quanto sono economiche!
Se trovi expensive Venezia è meglio che tu resti a casa tua dove sicuramente pagherai di più
The prices can discourage pezzenti e straccioni ignoranti e anche stupidi.
Hi Valeria, this video is really helpful for my trip next week. Thank you
Hi, thank you so much 😊 Not yet, the reservations will have to be made starting from June 2022.
@@DramaticallyExpatic may I ask how do we do the reservations ?
@@DramaticallyExpatic 2022 or 2023?
Which camera you using for the video
Hi ! Are those eateries you mentioned accept credit cards? I am a budget tourist and really appreciate your advice.
Thank you! Yes, almost all places currently accept cards in Italy, especially in bigger cities
cool
I've probably miss it, but in what time of year you made this visit?
Thank you.
It was in early March!
How did you book the mall roof terrace in advance? did you go by and reserve a time? just wondering. Thanks!!
You can book your visit here: www.dfs.com/en/venice/service/rooftop-terrace
it would help in your videos if you showed a map and where you were on that map. I have no idea where in Venice you are.
I always leave all the places as google maps pins in the description box :)
I hope you see this soon. We are heading to Valencia tomorrow! I tried here to see if you listed the places you visited and the restaurants/cafes where you ate but they don't seem to be listed. Please share where you went! Janet in Spain
I'll list them in the description :) Have a wonderful trip!
@@DramaticallyExpatic Thank you! We also rewatched your video and did find some of the places you mentioned. Sadly we must leave tomorrow but your video helped us enjoy our short stay even more.
Where is exactly this romantic view with the sunset????
It's called Fodamenta Zattere al Ponte Longo!
When did you travel which month?
Headed to Venice in about 10 days. This was one of the most helpful videos I have watched
Visitare Venezia conviene a novembre o dicembre, i mesi migliori secondo me, se posso dare un consiglio?
Andate a Chioggia, troverete Venezia in miniatura e con meno turisti! Ciao 🇮🇹👍🏎🏍👍😇💋
where exactly is the contemporary art gellery please?
All the places I visited in this video can be found in the description box :)
I love Italy 🇮🇹 ♥️
I love lamp
Venezia is not "Italy" ..........as f.e. there is NO Italian kitchen, there are hundreds of them , regional and seasonal .......
Shitty italy😂
Doesnt look very crowded at all. Is that in March?
Going to Venice with 20 euro is like going with 20 euro to a Mall because Venice was transformed in a gigantic Mall.
Your not kidding, really beautiful Venicia, no bikes, no cars, no motorcycles, pure walking and shopping mall stores everywhere.
What about dinner?
What month was the video shot?
Early March
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What is the date you are there? February?
I think it was late February/early March!
What credit card can a tourist use to save money
Spritz exists far beyond Aperol ! There are ton's of others ........Spritz comes from German "spritzen" (spraying), means you can "spray" what ever you want to ........Cicchetti singular is Cicchetto ! Tell as well , that places with water-view are mostly expensive as places with touristy-outdoor-seating .......as following "the right hours" : lunch is around 1o'clock and dinner at 8 , all places outside of this are TOURIST-TRAPS
Great video. My favorite place in the world. So why why why do idiots graffiti the buildings.
Taking money from those banks to get euros. Is it just taking my US credit card and pulling out money in euros? My card is a Visa card bank is Chase.
Use your debit card. If you use a credit card it’s treated as a cash advance and will cost you a lot more
@@redsd12 oh yes, idk what I was thinking lol thank you for helping me from committing a blunder lol
traduci, per favore: qui c'è un equivoco importante, in Italia, e quindi anche nella mia città, Venezia, la cosa fondamentale non è visitare le strade, ma entrare a conoscere la nostra storia millenaria, la nostra arte e le testimonianze culturali. Chi entra nel nostro paese ne esce arricchito in sapienza. Ora, capisco perfettamente che per voi turisti low cost sia anche troppo culturale girare a piedi una città costruita sull' acqua. Infatti ho visto ben più di una persona fare foto persino dello scarico della spazzatura sulle barche, deve essere una cosa emozionante e culturalmente arricchente. Come ho visto persone mettersi nel bel mezzo dei ponti a intralciare il traffico pedonale, per farsi le foto, ignorando completamente che è come sedersi nel bel mezzo di un incrocio con semaforo. Io mi auguro che i turisti vengano qui non pensando di essere a Disneyland, ma in una città che ha costruito la storia dell' import- export con l' oriente, importandone anche cultura e arte. Sai che Casanova è fuggito dalle carceri passando dentro Palazzo Ducale? Sai cosa è un Doge? Sai cosa era la Repubblica della Serenissima? Hai mai sentito parlare di Biennale d' Arte? Sai come si fanno i lampadari di Murano? Io ho i miei dubbi. Hai pagato 20 euro per camminare in strada. Io lo faccio gratis, senza neanche girare video su UA-cam. Ciao.
20 euros until lunch time
20 euro will cost you two-way transfer between airport and venice so no, for sure you need more than 20 euro.
So you can't stay more than a day there??!!
Well... that video title was quite a clickbait...
Just returned from Italy on October 18th, visited Venice for 4 days and Rome for 8 days. No, you cannot do Venice for only 20 euros, you'll want to go eat at different places, get cannolis, ice cream, museum tours.
You can cheap by and get meats, cheeses for breakfast sandwiches, but 20 euros a day is very laughable.
Btw, your looking at 87 American cents to 1 euro.
Venezia, come tutte le città, è vissuta da cittadini, non girano solo turisti...
E i cittadini non possono diventare poveri spendendo troppo, perciò basta girare e cercare e la città offre tantissimi luoghi dove mangiare la vera cucina veneziana, il buon vino veneto senza spendere cifre esagerate, inoltre in questi posti, troverai i prodotti veri, genuini, tipici non le cose modificate per turisti....
Rubbish !! A burger and chips cost me nearly 20 Euros and it was a small burger and a small amount of chips !
Well, that's why I made this video: for people to watch it and avoid such situations :)
I just wish people would calm down with the graffiti and stickers! It ruins the city
sorry what is the promenade called where you ate the cichetti pls?
Thank you very much for this nice video!
I'm glad you liked it! ❤️
Great, useful video, thank you!