Venice on Foot - What to know before you go
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- Опубліковано 26 кві 2022
- Discover how to find your way around Venice on foot, but be ready to get lost as well!
Check out our video guides about arriving in Venice - • Video
and about using public transport in Venice - • Venice Public Transpor...
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The Travolta cameo was amazing 😂
Absolutely love the way you present and format your videos. Extremely clear, direct, consistent pace and easy to follow. And also not too long.
my favorite video of Venice ever! Thank you for sharing ❤
Thank you so much! Your videos make me feel like I have two friends in Italy who care about my well being.
why this video does not have millions of likes??? loved it so much
Get lost when in Venice. You will have a lot of fun and discover little gems that are far better and less crowded than the typical tourist attractions.
Great series of videos. Concise and clear!!
thanks for the wonderful explanation!
Thank you for the video!! Well done!
Thank God I've found this channel. What great and rich content! Planning my vacation trip to Venice will be much easier!
Love your collection of vids! Also love "Ferrovia" - literally "the road of iron" - meaning the train station. FINALLY, those 4 years of high school Latin coming into their own (!!).
Excellent video!
I love your videos - simple, clear, and informative!
Really well done. Thank you
Thank you for super helpful and informative videos!
Good advice. I’ll be there tomorrow!
Thank you for this great and informative video. We'll be in Venice this coming fall.
I'll be traveling to Venice for the first time this year and this was a really helpful video! Thank you!
Hello Eisha
Fantastic content and perfectly presented! Preparing for my first trip to Italy in the fall and will be watching all your vids, subscribed!
Very good and interesting information.
Excellent video and fantastic content! Both of you are too good.
Great information. End of September i am going to visit Venice. Can't wait to go. Thanks so much.
Thank you so much!
Great videos.
Just booked 4 nights in Venice for next year, looking forward to it.
Thank you so much for this quite wise explanation. Your videos will help many people around the world who go to Venice.
Your videos are great. Thank you for being so clear and comprehensive. Venice is one of the most amazing cities in the world. After spending a month there (with a month long vaporetto pass), I did a lot of walking and a lot of getting lost. Well I prefer to think of it as not always knowing where I was but never being lost. Signs soon appeared to direct me to a landmark so I could always find my way back home to Castello. It was a wonderful month, I am eager to return.
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👏 Bravo! So far I've watched some of your videos and I'm very impressed. Not only you provide great content but the delivery, the filming, the editing, the production, the color quality, the visual effects... are truly magnificent. I really enjoyed your cinematography with different camera angles. You make it look easy. If people only knew all the time and effort you have put into this. It shows that you really care. I also love your smiles. You seem so kind and that you really enjoy what you do. It's truly an art. Can't wait to see all your amazing videos.
Nice job on the video.
Thank you! 😊
Amazing
Went in late May/early June and visited all 6 districts. Fortunately, my hotel had a fantastic map. If you are unsure where you are, find a campo or church, then find it on your map. Bonus, if it is a big campo, there are often restaurants there, so it provides an opportunity to take a pause, have some water, a prosecco, and just enjoy.
If you drink a prosecco at every campo you come a cross, you.will.get.lost lol
thank you
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I shall be there tomorrow.
So helpful! Thank you. I would love to see a video from you two on how to eat on a budget or like a local when visiting Venice. Where is the closest grocery store to St Marks Square; where can you find simple meals without the fancy tourist price tag? That sort of thing. We aren’t big eaters or foodies and don’t want to spend any more than necessary on meals. We just want to enjoy exploring this beautiful city
That's a great idea! We definitely want to make one or more videos about eating in Venice, but also grocery shopping!
@@NomadCitello Yay! Will look forward to the video. We are coming to Venice in July. Taking my 17 year old daughter on a vacation to celebrate her graduation and entrance to University. She’s never been to Europe and I know Venice is going to be a highlight. We will only have 2 nights in Venice and then we are off to Turkey, Croatia, and Greece on a cruise. Can’t wait to show her a bit of Europe. Kicking off in Venice will be amazing. We’re from Canada 🇨🇦
Amazing video thank you , is November good month to visit Venice ? And what time do the restaurants, cafes and transportation close usually?
Thank you for your comment! November is quieter than usual, expect some rainy weather and acqua alta (high tide); restaurants and cafes are usually open until 10.30-11 pm, some even later. There are night buses and waterbuses, but you should definitely check the timetables in advance because they run less frequently and not to all destinations.
Sorry if this is a duplicate, but I thought I posted this earlier and now don't see it. Thanks again for this great series of videos. I'm wondering if you recommend using the Venezia Unica City pass? As I understand it, it can be purchased with all of the various tickets to particular sites as well for the ACTV vaporetti and also the Alilaguna water bus from Marco Polo to Venice itself, is that correct? Thanks for any guidance you can offer.
No worries, Tim! We definitely recommend checking it out, and yes, you can load museums and transportation tickets onto it, so it's definitely worth considering it. Not to mention that, starting from September, it might be the only way to get tickets at a discounted price, as we explain in the live event on our channel.
thank you for the video. We're going to a cruise after visit Venice. Can you tell us how to get to the cruise port in Ravenna?
You would have to catch a train to Ravenna (it takes about 3 hours from Venezia Santa Lucia), and then ask your cruise company for directions to the port. To check train timetables, you can look on the Trenitalia website or the Trainline app.
The lady voice is very sweet
Great video, thank you. I look forward to returning to Venice in a few weeks with my family, having not been for over 20 years. 2 questions: I can not find in any web source the name of a small pizza restaurant owned by a Venetian (I believe) with an interest in America so the entire place was decorated with American automobile license plates. It was very out of the way and my wife and I enjoyed getting lost finding the place many, many years ago. I think that it was in San Polo or Santa Croce, but really am not certain. Does this ring any bells? Do you know if it still exists and if so where is it? My second question is in regards to your greeting of each other in the video at the vaporetto stop in this video. Is the commonly seen double kiss reserved for friends, while the single kiss for partners or has Nick Americanized Luna?
Hi, thank you for your comment! We've tried looking up the pizzeria you described, but we also couldn't find it, sorry 🙁
As far as greetings go, friends will often kiss twice (or three times in some regions) on the cheeks, while in the video we kiss on the lips - so yes, that's reserved to romantic relationships 😅
@@NomadCitello Thank you for your reply...maybe one of your viewers will recognize the description and provide a name and location, even if it is now closed.
Thank you and super helpful videos. Can you recommend a hotel to stay in outside of Venice that is affordable. Many thanks
Hello Eve, thank you for your comment. There are a lot of affordable hotels, especially in Mestre. We recommend looking in the Piazza Ferretto area, which is quite nice to explore after long days in Venice!
Thank you and will check out Piazza Ferreto area. 😀 I'm enjoying your videos.
amazing video thanks so much! I have a weird question: Selfie Sticks are allowed there?
Hello Angel, thank you for your comment. Yes, absolutely, selfie sticks are allowed - just be mindful of people around you!
@@NomadCitello thanks I have a 360 camer so is more for a quick 360 view of everything, but yeah we could find those people picking you with the stick hehehe (not good not good at all)
I'm wondering if there are public restrooms available as you are walking around.
Indeed there are, check out the interactive map here: wctoilettevenezia.com/mappa-bagni/?lang=en
Just make sure to have some change on you, as they only accept coins!
Hi! What is the best way to go to my hotel Gueshouse Bella Onda if i arrive to Venice by bus or by train?
Hi, if the map is correct it looks like it's quite close to the Venice airport. So you should check the schedule of the airport buses (nr 15 from the Mestre train station, or nr 5 from Piazzale Roma) and get off at the "Triestina Tessera" bus stop. We recommend downloading the app Moovit to look up routes and timetables.
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Hey, guys I recently saw your Vaporetto video.I checked the Vaporetto price, well one ride now costs € 9.5 .for tourists. At the same time, I found a ferry from Ferrovia E to Venice with a price of €2 per trip. Could you explain please why such a difference in price and is it worth using the ferry services? I will be grateful for the answer. Thank you.
Hi Charly, thank you for your comment! Regarding the new fares, we recommend you take a look at our live video recording on our channel, we explained all the changes and how they affect tourists.
The ferry service you mention is probably the public gondola: you can find some of them around the city, and they carry people from one side of the canal to the opposite one where there are no bridges or (as in the case of Ferrovia) when the bridges are very big and tiring to cross. It's worth trying it if you want to experience the gondola without taking a whole gondola tour. Just keep in mind that they carry multiple people, and they usually have you standing rather than sitting.
Do I need an antigen test to visit Italy?
Hi, it depends on your vaccination status. Here are the different options to enter Italy at the moment: 1. Proof of vaccination cycle completed within 9 months before entering; or 2. Proof of vaccination cycle +booster; or 3. Proof of recovery from covid 19 within 6 months before entering; or 4. Negative PCR test within 72 hours before entering; or 5. Negative antigen test within 48 hours before entering. Hope this helps 😊
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You dont get lost in venice you find something new
What do you think about walking in Venice with stroller? Is it feasable or it can cause serious difficulty?
We don't recommend it: as you see in the video, Venice isn't very accessible due to the numerous bridges. If you have an alternative such as a backpack, that would make it much easier.
@@NomadCitello Thank you very much indeed for the quick answer!