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Here are best Venice excursions, from touring the outlying islands in the lagoon to cruising the Brenta Canal with its ornate villas to visiting the hilltowns of the Veneto like Asolo, Treviso, and Bassano del Grappa.
Take an escorted day trip: Take a sidetrip from Venice with a professional guide and private driver to get the most out of your excursions:
Planning your day: You could spend an afternoon in Venice, a day or two, or a week and never run out of things to do and new corners to discover.
I would try to give Venice at least a day and a half. Three days would be better, but most people don't have that kind of time, even for Venice.
I have suggestions for how to spend anywhere from half a day in Venice up to three full days on the Venice itineraries pages.
Venice is a city that, at first glance, seems excessively touristy and overrun. Some visitors can't wait to move on to someplace that feels a bit less like a canal-rodden Disneyland.
However, given time (and purposefully getting lost once or twice), Venice reveals its serenissima side and begins to seduce even the most jaded of travelers.
There are several cumulative ticket museum passes and discounts for pre-booking Venice:
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