ULTIMATE GUIDE to Venice Italy (10 Best things to do in 2024) 🇮🇹

In this video, we invite you to join us on a journey to explore the unique beauty of Venice, one of Italy's most beloved cities. @worldnomac and @MabelleOfficial guide you through the best 10 things to do when exploring this stunning area. From cruising along the famous canals to visiting ancient churches and indulging in delicious Italian cuisine, Venice truly has something for everyone.

Follow along as we explore the hidden gems and iconic landmarks of Venice, one of the world's most romantic and magical cities. Discover the history and artistry of St. Mark's Basilica, take a gondola ride through the winding canals, and visit the famous Rialto Bridge. With Mac and Mabelle as your guides, you'll get an insider's look at the city's most intriguing spots.

This video is a must-see for anyone planning a trip to Venice or those who simply want to learn more about this captivating city. So sit back, relax, and let us take you on a journey through Venice's unique culture and history.

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[NomacGuides]

Venice is the city of love. This was truly a dream trip to visit here and film some of the top things to do around here. I can tell you that you are going to walk a lot more than you expected so prepare to eat a lot of great Italian food to make up for it!

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*EXCURSIONS:*

[leeesuhx]

Loved this video! Visiting Venice soon, it looks lovely. So excited and have great ideas now. Thank you!

[TravelingisFREEDOM]

This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!

[federicomarchiori]

Bel video, mi hai fatto morire quando hai detto del date in barca 🤟

[poojawidhani]

A very well made video thank you so much for all the information. This would be my first time. This video really helped. Thank you.

[carmenirons]

Thanks for your travel tips i found it really interesting and i enjoyed your style.

[amygray]

I spent entirely too much money in Cafe Florian. But it was worth it!

[lyndalombardi]

April in Venice, great time to be there, not too hot and not quite as busy. I was there for all of April 2022. I was so glad my first purchase was a month long vaporetto pass. Getting around was easy once you get a hang of the vap schedules. With the pass you just swipe and hop on. Like getting lost in the narrow allies, getting on the vaporetto and just go where it takes you, Murano, Burano, Lido(where the beaches are), the length of the Grand Canal and so mush more. There a lot of less expensive alternatives like the bell tower at San Giorgio Maggiore instead of the bell tower in San Marco. Coffee shops are everywhere, try walking along the lagoon to less touristy places like Castelo and stop at a cafe along Via Giuseppe Garibaldi, live like a local. So much to see and do a month was not enough.

[delawaresimons]

Venice- City of the Merchant of Venice- / Verona - City of Romeo and Juliet - both start with V - so, it's easy to get confused. Cool video tho!

[cxino]

this is one of my dreams i hope i can fulfill 🇮🇹

[verasworld]

Thanks for sharing such an awesome place to be❤❤❤❤❤

[Pepper-peuy]

For me the gondola boats are hot expensive and yea it’s cool for a bit but after 10 minutes it gets old fast. And it lasts for around 30 to 50 minutes

[Breakawaywithnoreen]

When did you both take this video? I’m interested in the time of the year due to weather concerns. Looks like some people wore a jacket some didn’t. Thanks. I enjoyed this video.

[mohitn]

Canals now have become shallow .. as per many YouTube and social media news ..i plan to visit next month, kindly confirm if you know is it true

[HangNguyen-dibm]

this is a very good video, thank you!

[mentesanaincorporesano]

Treviso is a great spot near Venice with airport as well. You can find a great apartment like "palazzina trevigiana" or "chiarano home" near the train station and then go by to Venice easily because are only 25 minute of train. Treviso is a super cool city as well, so I think is the best way to visit 2 great city in one trip 🎉

[bow]

May I have the name of the restaurant pls❤

[huntergray]

4:28 I think someone should have done some research on the city of Venice or paid more attention at school in literature class. The opening lines of _Romeo and Juliet_ state quite clearly: _"Two households, both alike in dignity, In fair Verona, where we lay our scene..."_ Verona is nearly seventy miles from Venice and the only reference outside Verona is Romeo's banishment to Mantua. Of course, _Othello_ is set in Venice as is _The Merchant of Venice, _ (funny enough) but neither of these plays really puts romantic love in a positive light.

[omnipotent]

I have a question. I’m planning to go to Italy this summer, but we are most likely to have a hotel in Verona, so is it worth visiting Venice for just one day?

[armedferret]

the vaporetto doesn't go around the "smaller canals" of Venice. It goes around the perimeter to the outlying islands (Murano, Burano, Lido, etc) and up and down the Grand Canal and Giudecca....and the restaurants on the Grand Canal are tourist traps with frozen low-quality Sysco-esque food. If the menus are propped up on a board in front of the place, and in multiple languages or just pictures, and/or there's someone outside trying to pull you in the door....steer clear. Stick to the smaller mom and pop spots where the locals eat.