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If art or photography are your jam there are also a bunch of admission-free galleries like Galleria Traghetto and Galleria La Salizada, which showcase contemporary Italian art and photography. Cannaregio is home to many Venetian locals and isn’t as popular with the tourists. However, it’s still located along the Grand Canal and is very central in Venice, making it a great place to stay during your visit! If you’re looking for an authentic Venetian experience, and are trying to escape the throngs of tourists, this is the perfect place to stay. Home to the Jewish Ghetto and a handful of beautiful churches, you’ll see some great attractions right on your doorstep. Explore the narrow streets around here to find the best views of the church, all the way along the canal front to the Ponte dell’Accademia. Going inside the Basilica is also free, but dress conservatively to cover your shoulders and knees. Ponte dell’Accademia Overall, eating in Venice is really expensive. It’s hard to get a cheap meal in the city. If you do want to eat out, it’s better to go out for lunch rather than dinner since lunch menus are often around 15-20 EUR. Dimora Il Veliero Romantico is located in the historic centre of Venice and only a short walk from all the major attractions. Their dorms and private rooms are simple but clean and a great value for the location.

The cheapest way is to take a traghetto, a large passenger gondola minus the fancy decorations and chairs, that crosses the Grand Canal for just €2.00. 2. St. Mark’s Basilica There are plenty of epic things to do in Venice, we’ve cleared that much already! Now, we’ve prepared a few extra tips so you can make the most out of your trip: ACTT(bus #6) to Treviso railway station cost €2,50. From there you can take the train to Venezia Santa Lucia for €3,35.

Murano:Murano is famous for glass making. Watch a glass making demonstration for free or for cheap as well as buy glass in shops or souvenir stores. I have been using World Nomads for some time now and made a few claims over the years. They’re easy to use, professional and relatively affordable. They may also let you buy or extend a policy once you’ve started your trip and are already abroad which is super handy. On this outing, you’ll get the chance to step inside the glass studio and see how they make glass vases, light fixtures and jewelry. This is a truly unique experience that should not be missed during your time in Venice! Why it’s awesome: It might be one of the most iconic landmarks in all of Venice, but the San Giorgio Maggiore Bell Tower is worth the hype. Located on St. Mark’s Square, this 323-foot tower boasts some of the best panoramic views in the entire city. Although it collapsed in 1902 from fierce lightning and fire, it was rebuilt as a replica as it was before. And at the top is the belfry, which holds five different bells that ring at various points of the day. Prices on Venice island come at a premium, so when you are deciding where to stay in Venice consider staying on the mainland at Mestre or one of the other islands which are usually cheaper. Mestre is a great option if you stay around the train station, so you are less than 15 minutes away from the centre of Venice. Where to Stay in Venice Hostels in Venice

Top Travel Credit Cards– Points are the best way to cut down travel expenses. Here’s my favorite point earning credit cards so you can get free travel! World famous, the Bell Tower has inspired renditions in places like The Venetian of Las Vegas and Epcot at Walt Disney World. One of the most recognizable symbols of Venice, Campanile di San Marco also offers bird’s eye views of the city and lagoon for€8. 7. Jewish Ghetto of Venice (Ghetto Ebraico di Venezia)Why it’s awesome: Libreria Acqua Alta is not your average bookshop! This electric shop stores it’s books, magazines, and maps inside floating, waterproof basins. We’re talking bathtubs, sinks, and even a full-size gondola! And since the water levels in Venice continue to rise, it’s easy to see why the shop is desperately trying to avoid losing its books to a flood. Besides being one of the most unique shops in the city, it also happens to be one of the most beautiful. Teaching English online is a great way to earn a consistent income—from anywhere in the world with a good internet connection. Depending on your qualifications (or your motivation to obtain qualifications like a TEFL certificate) you can teach English remotely from your laptop, save some cash for your next adventure, and make a positive impact on the world by improving another person’s language skills! You aren’t going to save the world overnight, but you might as well be part of the solution and not the problem. When you travel to some of the world’s most remote places, you come to realise the full extent of the plastic problem. And I hope you become more inspired to continue being a responsible traveller.

Advantages to booking AWA Venice Apartments San Marco start with the staff. Knowledgeable about the secrets of the city, the crew is helpful and informative. Your best bet at finding actual budget options are in Mestre, the mainland district or Lido, a small island on the lagoon of Venice. On the main island, Airbnb has private rooms starting from 60-80 EUR per night. Entire apartments go for closer to 125-150 EUR per night. Expect to pay double that price if you don’t book early. A colorful boat parade along the Grand Canal with over a hundred different Venetian boats. The Regata is held every year on the 1st Sunday in September. How to Get Around in Venice 1. Outside of Venice Food nearby: Bistrot de Venise is a restaurant that serves incredible Venetian dishes in a wonderfully authentic setting. Velvet covered walls and limestone statues make you realize how unique this great city really is. The food is served in small portions but is an absolute delight to the senses! Be sure to indulge in a 5-course meal while sipping on some of the finest wine in Venice.

The Venice Carnival is the most famous masked carnival in the world, even more so than Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Though it is an amazing Venetian experience, it is also a very expensive time to be in Venice. The Carnival starts fifty days before Easter. 2. Venice Film Festival Insider Tip: If you are planning to see more than one museum, including the Doge’s Palace, consider purchasing a Museum Pass which includes all the museums on the St. Mark’s Square and seven other museum around Venice. 5. Rialto Bridge & Market Many hos The museum provides an interesting display that explains the life of Antonio Vivaldi, an incredible Venetian composer and musician! Lido: This small, 11km island on the Venetian Lagoon, is the beach of Venice. Lido is said to be the under-appreciated gem of Venice.