Don't do this in Venice - Some mistakes that tourists should avoid in Venice Italy
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- Don't do this in Venice - Are you planning a visit to Venice Italy, in this video we will show you some common mistakes that tourists do when visit Venice. Venice is an incredible city that has a lot to offer but there are some thing to avoid to make the visit to Venice Italy even better. So don't do this in Venice and you will have a wonderful time in one of the most unique cities in the world. #venice
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Chapters:
00:00 - Start
00:43 - Don’t go to Venice just for the day
01:38 - Don’t bring giant bags
02:29 - Don’t forget to buy skip the line tickets
03:17 - Don’t wear flip flops around Venice
04:02 - Don’t eat at touristy restaurants
05:09 - Don’t forget to eat the local food
06:08 - Don’t stick by the usual attractions
06:57 - Don’t forget to buy the vaporetto pass
07:43 - Don’t forget to visit Murano and Burano
08:42 - Don’t feed the pigeons
09:10 - Don’t swim in the canals
09:41 - Don’t sit and eat on the ground
10:05 - Don’t be rude to the locals
10:33 - Don’t litter
10:56 - Don’t forget to have fun!
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As a fellow venetian I can confirm that all you said is completely correct, it seems like you know the city really well and it makes me truly happy that somebody being born 10.000km away from my country chose to come here
Thank you so much for your kind words 🙏🏻
Thank you! So helpful & interesting. Do you have any specific tips when visiting in October?
@@jessierae4392 You can check this video here: ruclips.net/video/ZeGUVbupw0A/видео.html
Just left Venice. Stunning!
I go in March next in 2024 taking my daughter who will be 50 she dose not no it's a bit scary as you travel on water to your hotel but excited
Venice has always been a very economical holiday for me. I go for around 4 days, rent an apartment, buy groceries from shops and the early morning boats that bright fresh fruit and vegetables to their piazza market stands and eat one or two meals in casa each day, walk, and catch traghetti (the functional, mostly standing, "ferry" boat gondole that locals use along the Grand Canal) for about 2 or 3 Euro, and only go out to eat or drink in local or establishments off of the well trodden tourist trails. I usually spend, with the rental shared with one or two others, about €30 to €50 per day in total. When I've been by myself, I've stayed in a nunnery to make the trip even cheaper, and keep my money for the galleries and museums.
That is a great way to save money
Sono una delle persone che hanno pulito uno degli alloggi di cui parli. Purtroppo devo ammettere che molti turisti non hanno rispettato né la città né il nostro lavoro. Solo sabato scorso ci hanno rotto una tenda della finestra ( presumibilmente appendendosi) e completamente divelto la porta dell' armadio di camera. Per non parlare della spazzatura ( una busta grande di tipo condominiale piena di bottiglie vuote di alcolici e superalcolici sono di solito la vostra spazzatura) . Abituatevi a fare la differenziata della spazzatura, perché noi dobbiamo metterci le mani per dividerla, altrimenti prendiamo la multa. E questo significa poco rispetto del nostro lavoro e del nostro tempo.
I have always found Italians lovely, helpful, and VERY courteous. I work at being respectful, and over the years have learned to get along in Italian, but even when I only knew Grazie and Buongiorno, they never failed to reciprocate. I usually rent an apartment, and I often receive little welcome gifts from the owners, and in turn I leave then a thank you gift. As for the Venetians or Veneziani, I LOVE chatting with them and getting to know them, and find the SO FRIENDLY, even in the most tourist trodden paths, they respond very well to anyone who makes an effort to treat them with respect and not as service (I saw an American in this feed refer to them as Venusians, but they are not from Venus, and call the locales "rude." I'd be rude too with tourist who did not know where they were or could not be bothered to learn). Fare una bella figura and sempre cortesia.
Kind and Respectful, you will always be welcome!
Not sure. My experience was horrible in Venice: got shouted at very rudely twice. I am very polite and always greet in local language entering & leaving the establishment. I was refused to be served at a Bar/deli and fruit shop because I didn’t speak Italian. Not only refused but shouted at.
After Venice, I travelled to Paris and despite not speaking French my polite Bonjour and smile was reciprocated by warm welcomes everywhere.
I am traveling again to Venice for the art Biennale this year, hope it’s a different experience.
@MichelleISR sorry to hear about that. Let us know how it goes on the second visit
One thing TO DO is to walk on the right, not the left. I was thoroughly told off by a local for walking on the left. I have been 7 times now and I am returning in November and will keep to the right!
Thank you for the feedback
Grazie, all excellent tips. As a Canadian who stayed in Venice for the month of April 2022, I can confirm that these are things all tourists need to know. One DO I might add is to learn a few phrases in Italian, the basic please, thank you, good morning, where is the bathroom, how much does that cost? It is so appreciated when you at least try. I had a wonderful time living in Castelo like a local and going to places not many tourists take the time to see. Venice is enchanting, the history amazing and the people are wonderful. Yep, the food is pretty darn good too. Esplorare Venezia, trova i suoi tesori nascosti. Innamorarsi del suo fascino 💖
Grazie e mille for the feedback! 😍
Thanks for the tips.
Thank you 🙏
Thanks! Can't wait to use your tips on our upcoming visit!
You are very welcome, let us know how your trip goes
Your videos are always very helpful and informative. Thanks much.
Thank you 🙏🏻
Great info Thanks!!
I will be looking for u guys~~
Thank you 😍
You two are delightful. Thanks for your trips
Thank you so much! We are Glad you like them!
Grazie, very helpful. Keep up the great work. Ciao👍👍
Thank you so much 😊
Thanks so much guys🛫
Thank you 🙏
great suggestions. thank you much.
Thank you 🙏
I love your channel. You gave giving me so many tips. Thank you. 😊😊🇨🇦
Thank. you so much 😍
I definitely have learned from this video; very helpful for my trip....very close to my vacation
Thank you 🙏
Great video, great tips, thank you for taking the time to keep us intrepid visitors informed. Full respect to you both, beautiful people!
Thank you so much for your kind words 🙏
We are visiting Italy for the first time next April and I am a big fan of your video's. The tips and advice you provide and are helping to take a little of the stress out of the planning--and are just fun to watch! Thanks so much for posting these!!!
Thank you so much 😊
I'm in Venice at the moment, if you need to drop your bags at your Airbnb, then by all means do it. Many people still do and so did I.
I visited St, Marcos Vasilicca yesterday and went to Doge's palace today, the experience was awesome.
Every morning we have gone to Dolce Vita for awesome pastries for breakfast.
We started our travels landing in Rome immediately went to Venice.
Here's some advise, invest in a butt pillow for the loooong plain ride and for any long train rides. Get a European sim card and bring your European wall outlet and or adapters.
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!!
Thank you 🙏
First time I watch your videos. I just subscribed, of course, and I promise I will follow your advice in June, when I visit the city for the second time. I love Venice.
Thank you 🙏🏻 let us known how your visit goes 😊
Absolutely a helpful video that every traveler needs to know before visiting Venice. Thanks to both of you.
Thank you so much 😊
Thanks for these helpful tips on what not to do in Venice! Planning my trip and these insights will definitely come in handy for a smoother and more enjoyable experience. Can't wait to explore this unique city! 🇮🇹✨
Please keep us posted on how your visit goes 👍🏻
Seeing this video makes me excited about our upcoming trip! It's been a long time since I've been there and it was the most magical place I've been, in my 3 months touring around Europe
Thank you 🙏🏻 keep us posted on how your trip goes
Thank you for the helpful advice and the video. My friends and I will be visiting Venice for the first time in 2 weeks.
Thank you 🙏 let us know how your trip goes
Great video guys 😊👍🏻 I’m visiting in April for 4 days and thank you for the tips this will be my second trip there but I was only there for one afternoon 😳 so really looking forward to seeing more and especially Murano and Burano !
Fantastic let us know how you like it 😍
Thank you for being so nice when we said hi to both of you in Venice 2 weeks ago. 11:43 . Your fans from Malaysia. ❤
Thank you so much 😊 if you can email us the photo it would be great 😊
We loved Venice and learnt a fair bit from your previous videos…. We will be back!
Thank you so much 😊
We are visiting Venice from Sacramento California right at this moment on Monday, September 11, 2023 for a week and enjoying your video, getting ready to walk out the VRBO door to use your suggestions!👍
Sounds great let us know how your trip goes!
Excellent video and super helpful! My wife and I will be travelling to Venice for three nights at the end of June for our 30th wedding anniversary. We will certainly take your 'Don'ts' to heart. I'm looking forward to getting lost a time or two. 🙂
Thank you Gary have a wonderful time in Venice let us know how you like it
@@TravelAddictsLife Thank you so much. We are very much looking forward to it. If I see you, I'll say hello!!
Thank you
Thank you
I'll be in Venice tomorrow! First trip!
Excellent let us know how you like it
I think you both are GREAT. I love Venice and plan to go back in 2026, October.
Thank you so much 😊
I love Venice it's my most favorite place to vacation. The people are so kind and friendly and helpful. I would live there year round if I could. Happy Easter friends
Thank you 🙏
Kind and Respectful, you will always be welcome!
Actually I found all the pavements really smooth and regular, no cobblestones or uneven bricks. It was also very clean. I was there two weeks ago. There was no smell from the water either, but perhaps things are different in hot weather.
Thank you 🙏
I've booked to visit Venice in September on my own. Hopefully will see you both as somepoint 🥰🥰
Hopefully my trip will be wonderful ❤❤ I went to Italy so many times from past with my Ex as he used to work in Sorrento but now he working in Thailand (this time will be my first time on my own in Italy) So let go!💃
Let us know how you trip goes 😊and if you see us say hi
See u in Venice!
Beautiful ....
Thank you
All truths! I take the Alilaguna to Vaporetto to del Giglio when staying.
Add a cruise to the Greek islands for an amazing trip with a few days before and after in Venice.
I that is wonderful let us know how your visit goes
@@TravelAddictsLife by far our favorite cruise , you are in a magical place every day, been going for over 20 years.
12:00 Memorize the graduation song if you are visiting in April! (Also be aware of the group running the streets in kilts in the first part of the month they are like the pigeons, they will sing to you if you give them a drink)
Fellow Canadian prepping for our first trip this summer. Thank you gentlemen for your very helpful advice.
Thank you let us know how you like it 😊
Generally, Canadians don't have any problems. In fact, just learn a few sentences and phrases in Italian (and importantly, how to say, "Sono Canadese") and you'll be fine.
We are catching up on all your great videos, thank you so much. We will be in Rome, Florence and Venice, 3 nights in each next April. Hope there will not be any train strikes when we are there. And hope that Liberation Day, San Marco festival on 25 April will not spoil my wife's birthday in Venice. But at least she will get a rose on that day! From Thailand!
Thank you 🙏 Sweyne
How u from Thailand but got a confederate flag up haha
I was a professor in American studies and follow the confeds@@mxxt9796
Great stuff guys. Here with my wife in Venice. Any tips for cheap gondola and cheap food
Thank you 🙏 unfortunately gondola have a fixed price, but you can take the gondola traghetto and that one just go across the grand canal for €2.50 👍🏻
Some good tips here. I second the suggestion of a trip to Murano, it's great and not as busy as the obvious spots. The old ghetto is worth a visit too as is the nearby Kosher restaurant.
Thank you for the feedback 🙏
Thanks for this helpful video, please tell about car parking? I'm going to visit next week..
Best regards
Pinky from Vienna
Thank you for your comment. We made another video about Venice where we talk a lot about parking you can check it here: Best way to go to Venice - An easy guide to reach this incredible city
ruclips.net/video/rMa-K93EPBo/видео.html let us know how you like Venice
Great Video guys. It's surprising that you even need to tell people what not to do. We are in Florence now until Monday then to Rome for a couple of nights. We will be back in August and stay until the end of September. Would love to bump into you. I'll keep my eyes open. Thanks.
Thank you Jeffrey! It would be great to bump into you! Keep us posted!
@@TravelAddictsLife Hello guy's. Hope all is well. We are going back to Italy for a couple of months. Home based in Florence but will do a few overnighters, which brings me to my request for help. We are going to Naples for 3 nights but not sure where to stay. We want to stay in the historic part of the city. Is that a safe place to roam around or would you recommend a better area?
Thank you. Here’s more information….. Following a May 2019 revision to Venice's existing rules, visitors now risk a fine of $27 to $550 for being caught doing any of the following in public:
Leaning against storefronts
Picnicking
Lying down on public benches
Feeding pigeons
Buying from street traders
Standing still on bridges
Drinking on the street after 8 p.m.
Swimming in the canals
Affixing padlocks to bridges
Wearing a bikini
Being bare-chested
Riding a bicycle in the city center
Walking a bicycle through the city center.
If you want to avoid the prices of the gondola, don't forget to take the traghetti along or across the grand canal with a boat full of locals! The more time I spend with locals, the more time I can avoid tourists, the more enjoyable my visits have been.
P.s. Rick, you are a lovely ambassador for Canada. Humble, sweet and respectful. How is your Italian going?
Thank you so much for your kind words 😁
I just came back from Venice. We did not fed the pigeons per se, but everytime we were having dinner outside, they were on the floor ( sometimes on top of the table next to our) waiting for some food. We even saw a pigeon picking through a basket with bread left on top pf the waiter's service station. They are everywhere and fly very low sometimes. We enjoyed it just observing them.
The pigeons in Venice are very skilled eating off tables 😊did you enjoy your visit?
watching from Germany, will visit Venice with my daughter and first think I did on my research is "what not to do in Venice"... helps a lot!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you 🙏🏻
Don't worry, relax and enjoy our Venice. you are welcome!
nice tips, I live 30 km far from venice...
Thank you 🙏
Thanks for your video - we were there in February for a Sixth visit but the first in twelve years
We went for four nights and stayed in a small hotel
Walked everywhere and so didn’t need to use the vaporetti but did enjoy the view from every available bridge!
We’ve done St Marks and the Doges Palace on our first visit and have never felt the need to revisit them
Went up the Campanile in St Marks at around 10 am one morning
At that time on a February morning we didn’t have to queue but were fortunate with the weather so had a great view
We found glass to be cheaper in Venice than Murano
We certainly used the quieter local restaurants and have never had a bad meal in Venice
For breakfast we would recommend the canal front bars for croissants and coffee
Want to go back again now!
Glad to hear you enjoyed your visit 😊
Very helpful video. Is Venice safe to walk around at night and early hours?
Thank you 🙏🏻 yes it is safe to walk around
Excellent tips. Subscribed. Going to Venice for the 1st time in 3 days time and watching your tips are very useful. Definitely explore Venice during night time.
Just had a question, skip the line tickets- can we get one for all three major places to visit as couldn’t see one on your link. Thank you 🙏
Which 3 places are you thinking? We know there is a skip the line for the Doge Palace and St. Marks basilica.
Great video again, We are staying in Mestre next to the rail line at the best western, are there late trains to and from the city of Venice as I will do what you recommend and stay till maybe 10 pm at night as we have 3 days there , regarding the water bus( sorry forgot the name) can you get 3 day passes. an you also suggest a nice Restaurant in the back streets , My wife in Vegetarian.
Thankyou you guys
Thank you Steven let us know how you like Venice
You can get 3 day passes,
I’ve been to Venice on three different occasions on tours.
Thank you for the video, very informative and useful! I have a question, I did not see many people with strollers on your video, are toddlers (15 month) old babies too young for the city? Thank you for your feedback!
Thank you 🙏 The only problem with strollers in Venice is that there are a lot of stairs and you will need your carry the stroller up and down
I recommend going to the island of Burano. . It’s my favorite place in Venice
It is a wonderful place indeed
You mentioned a fun thing to do is take take an inexpensive gondola ride to some lesser know places. Any suggestions on where to go and where one would get an inexpensive gondola ride? Thanks so much!
You need to go to the Rialto market and get the gondola traghetto
Hi, love your channel!
Just wanted to ask your thoughts on which to visit in Venice, the doges palace or St Mark's Church? The skip the line tickets for both are too much for a family of 5.
Visiting from Sydney in April 2024. 🎉
The Doge Palace is definitely our pick. One thing you can do is to go to St. Mark's very early when they just open and wait in line maybe it won't be too busy. Then after the Church go the Doge Palace with the skip the line
Thank u ❤
im flying to venice in may
Let us know how you like it
I went there in summer 2006 had a great time but it’s difficult to get to by plane.
There is a nice airport in Venice
Yes, I do have a question. How do I get from my hotel near San Marco Square to the Fusina Pier dock 4?
Get boat #2 “Giudecca- Zattere” stop.
Take boat #16 from Zattere stop to Fusina.
Namaste from India. Wonderful and informative video. I wanted to know if I am staying in a hotel in Venice, do I need to get a city pass? Also, are there always city passes with entry tickets to many museums and spots? cant we just buy a city pass? thanks in advance and hope to see you around
Yes you can buy a city pass anytime, some of them include museums entry, there are several options you can choose from just google Venezia Unica
Will be there 3 nights with my partner ( he is on the wheelchair). How much is the ticket per person for 3 days for the water bus?
Hi! I am visiting Venice for my birthday at the start of July - will be staying at the Hilton for several nights. What guidance can you offer me for getting from the main airport to the hotel [Hilton Molino Stucky]. Thank you in anticipation - Roman from London.
You can take the vaporetto Ali laguna blue line it stops at Giudecca Stucky very close to your hotel 😃
Which are the most economical and good hotels for tourists to consider which also offer breakfast and free Wi-Fi ??? Thanks !!
Getting a vapperato pass is a requirement on a visit , going down the Grand Canal at night looking into the palacios with the marvelous chandeliers is wonderful?
Indeed it is 😊
Hello, can you please assist me how to get to Costa cruise line terminal 🤷🏻♀️🙈 info on transportation to get there. I will greatly appreciate it as i will be there very shortly. Thanks in advance
Hello there, one of the best way to get there is by train from Venezia Santa Lucia train station take the train to Venezia Marghera
I will be there May 2 and 3 leaving for cruise on the 4 th. So excited to see Venice. Where is a must for shopping?
It all depends on what are you shopping for. The two most typical things to buy in Venice are glass and masks. Be sure to buy them from a store that sells the one actually made in Venice and not in China.
@@TravelAddictsLife Thanks for the clarification, many people don't understand the difference and buy inexpensive but Chinese items
Thank you guys I wish I had watched your video before I went to Venice, its a beautiful & unique city so much to enjoy but yes going to the wrong restaurants or areas, you will be ripped off big time, look for no cover charge restaurants your bank account will thank me 😂
Thank you 🙏
Thank you for the tips! We are going in 8 days. Is there a way to do a gondola ride without having to pay the crazy price of 80 - 100 euro?
You can try the gondola traghetto that costs only €2.50 it is. It as romantic but it is good for photos
@@TravelAddictsLife - Thank you!
Very good advice , see you maybe 😂❤😂❤😂 goin there on 11th Feb.2924
Very nice let us know how you like it 😊
what is the name of the restaurant on 4:28 ???
We haven't gone to Venice yet so thanks for the advice. Do you have any suggestions on where to stay near Venice but not on it? And is transportation back and forth difficult or expensive? Thanks guys, I hope to meet you both one day, I'll keep an eye out for you.
Thank you Alma 😊A good place to stay outside the city is in Mestre, from there it is a five minutes train ride to the city 😊
Why not stay on the islands? The mainland is an industrial port urban sprawl, and you'd be paying to go back and forth... if there is no train, you'd pay through the nose for water taxis and land taxis. Rent an apartment on Airbnb in Dorsoduro or Cannaregio away from the tourist hoards and Venice is quiet, gracious, and friendly. You can walk everywhere. Or spend a bit more and stay in the luxury of a converted convent with gardens. Why stay in a motel somewhere in the outskirts?
There are many luxury hotels. Otherwise Airbnb is plentiful.
Find a hotel on Lido - quiet, not to expenwive. We stayed there for a week and using the vaporetto it is just a few minutes to the city.
@@TravelAddictsLife Your first advice is to spend a night or two in Venice and then you suggest to stay in Mestre????? Mestre is NOT staying in Venice.
I live in Venice and the shoe thing is also important because the streets can be dirty and dusty. This is the reason that I never wear open toe shoes. Even when I go to Lido, I wear regular shoes and switch to my flip flops when we get to the beach.
Since you live there, how many times it flooded in 2023? Did the barrier system do any good?
@sgrouev7907 last year it did not flood very much at all
@@sgrouev7907 in 2023, Venice did not experience many high water incidents. I believe they only had to use the Mose one or two times. However, water in St. Mark's square is a regular occurrence so always be prepared for that.
Are the trains on time? How to go to Marco Polo Airport from San Marco?
Usually trains are on time. Check this video for the info on how to go to Marco Polo Are you Visiting Venice for the first time? Your Stress-Free Guide for First-Time Visitors
ruclips.net/video/PJxGIbXI30Y/видео.html
We are a family of 9 adults and 2 kids, coming to Venice this coming weekend to commemorate one of us 40th birthday. Do you have any recommendation for a traditional and cosy restaurant in Venice? (not very expensive). thanks
Last time we went to this restaurant and it was wonderful maps.app.goo.gl/KqWsPQa9C1rWetzv7?g_st=ic
I would like to add: don't miss out on drinking spritz, and for added Venice points, ask for the version with Select.
Excellent idea 😃
Are July and august the best month in terms of weather ? I want sunny days to take beautiful pintures 😊.
Yes usually in term of weather the summer months are the sunniest but they are also the hottest and busiest.
@@TravelAddictsLife I kinda enjoyed the heat with crowd during our last trip in Rome early this month🤣
I am flying tomorow oct 11.2023 I can't wait but also I am little nervous
Let us know how your trip goes
May I ask skip the line tickets you mean in the video are tickets we need to buy online in advance on any sites instead of buying at the ticket office? Or even with the online ticket you still have to buy skip the line ticket to have entrance priority?
The skip the line tickets give you priority entrance, you can buy then using the link we have left in the description or using any other operator that offer that service.
Do you have to book to see the glass blowing?
No you don’t usually it is pretty easy to get in
Rick/Andrea, question - me and my family are visiting Venice soon. We have a 1 year old. Should we take the bus to the Santa Lucia train station or get a one of the boats from the VCE? Which one saves more time?
We are not sure what are you asking. You want to go from Santa Lucia to where?
@@TravelAddictsLife We have a hotel inside Venice near St Marks Square. What would you recommend traveling with a 1 year old? Boat or Bus
@sherwinnelvis8632 😃there are no busses from Santa Lucia to San Marco only boats but you will be fine with a kid 👍🏻
@@TravelAddictsLife Yes im aware. So which option is best. from Marco Polo airport? Using the Boat? or take the public bus to Santa lucia from the airport?
@@sherwinnelvis8632 From the airport probably the boat is better because you can go to Piazza San Marco with no changes.
Just a side note: venetian baccalà (bacalà mantecato) is made with stoccafisso, i.e. dried cod, NOT salted cod!
Hi! My wife, 13 year old twins and I will be traveling to Venice in July. We are arriving to VCE airport but would like to stay in Lido for both nights (visiting Venice one day). Is there a way to go to Lido directly when we arrive? We will be with all of our luggage (probably 4 carry ons and 2 larger suitcases). Thank you!
Hello there, there is a direct ferry boat from the airport to Lido. It takes 59 minutes here is the map: www.alilaguna.it/linee/linea-blu
Hi I’ve been twice to Venice but never alone. As a single female traveller would you say it’s safe for me both night and day and where do I buy a vapporetto pass please ☺️
Venice is very safe, there is always people around. To buy the tickets you can use the kiosk at the train station or at any vaporetto stop
I will go on November ,is it the wrong time i choosed,wil it flooded everywhere?
No it is actually an ok time to go because there will be way less tourists. Flooding ca happen in any season
Are there any good passes for Venice that allow you to skip the line or should I buy individual tickets.
Hello there, you can buy the Venezia Unica city pass but that doesn't have a skip the line privilege just the entry fee.
One more thing I would add is that the locals already know that Venice is sinking and that sea levels are rising. They live with the reality everyday, and really don't want to to hear about it.
Are there suitcase storage at the train station? Or do i have to leave my suitcase at the airport? I will go to Pisa next and prefer not going back to the airport.
There is a storage place at the station
@TravelAddictsLife thank you. I'm heading out soon but nervous now about war in Isreal and protests killing my tours. I see protests in Paris and Rome on the news.
@mlee6092 so far we haven’t seen anything in Venice
@@TravelAddictsLife do you think tours are suspended in Rome next week? I want to be there Wed thru Sat. Do you have tours you recommend for Rome? Thanks
@mlee6092 we did not hear anything about canceling tours. So fare here in Italy nothing really happened
Are there any traditional Venetian foods that are suitable for vegetarians? Everything I find seems to be all seafood based 😭 I don't want to miss out.
There are a few vegetarian options for sure, for example the typical raicchio of Venice that is prepared in several ways is delicious!
I am visiting Venice in May but I have a very bad pigeon phobia - are there places I should avoid?
There are not as many pigeons in Venice as they used to be. Just don’t go in the middle of the piazzas
Should I visit Chioggia or Mazzorbo?
If you have time you should visit Chioggia
I am going next month and I am wondering how to get to the port? Unfortunately, I will be gone for a month and I need a lot of clothes I have 4 bags already. But I have hired a water taxi to get to Venice but now I am thinking since I arrive the day before the cruise should I stay near the port? I can still cancel the hotel and water taxi.
There is a train from Santa Lucia to Marghera port that you can take to get to the port. You can also leave the bags at the depot in Santa Lucia and take them before boarding your cruise
@@TravelAddictsLife thanks guys! I wish I had thought about this earlier..
@BlaineShire let us know how it goes
@@TravelAddictsLife I have a water taxi booked from the airport right to my hotel so I guess I just have to leave the hotel and get Santa Luca the next day unless I find a hotel close to Santa Luca.
@BlaineShire an hotel near Santa Lucia can be an excellent option
would you recommend visiting in December
In December is less busy and cheaper so yes
Spent 4 nights in Venice, in April 2023 , a magical city! Found many restaurants and cafe now owned and run by Chinese! Speaking Italian and making great espresso. Was a little surprising to see this as a first time visitor.
We found many of the local Italians to be very rude and even borderline abusive to us as Americans. This also surprised me. The local Venusian people seem very unhappy! 😢
I suppose the tourism is difficult on them sometimes. The water does smell and it even looks dirty at times.
All in all I think your videos helped us in Italy to navigate. We especially loved Rome and tried many of your suggestions. Thanks again for all the insight.
Thank you for your feedback 😊we are really happy we were able to help
So you can't be Chinese and Italian too? For all you know they were born there.
Actually, seeing immigrants from Asia makes a great deal of sense, if you know history. Many young Chinese emigrated to Italy in the 1990s especially after
Tiananmen Square, and then before and after Britain left Hong Kong in the 2000s. However, before that the exchange of goods between Italy and Asia goes back to the days of the Silk road and the travels of Marco Polo. They live in Italy, so of course they speak Italian. I have friends in Florence (where in the provincia, they number in the hundred of thousands) who own a couple Chinese restaurants in the centre. On the menu they have written the menu in Chinese, phonetically spelled in the Italian alphabet, and then descriptions in Italian. Something like Wonton is described as "Ravioli Cinese" and what is Chop Suey in America is described as "Spaghetti Cinese con verdure."
We will be spending 5 nights (4 full days) in winter. Any suggestions😊
I know you’ve already given me some good ideas.
If you are spending 4 full days in Venice you will have a lot of time to see everything without rushing. You will also have time to visit some of the surrounding areas like Treviso where they make prosecco and do a prosecco tour: readysetitaly.com/prosecco/ or do a river boat tour to the stunning city of Padova: readysetitaly.com/padova/ let us know how you like it.
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Thank you 🙏
I was there 1 night and wasn't enough, I wish I stayed 3 nights
You are totally right one night in Venice is not enough
Vaporetto is a pubblic bus. A 🚌, not a gondola. We take it for go to the work. don't stay in the middle of the exites, the people stay in it only for go out at their bus stop. don't take a selfie ( is forbiden to take a video into the pubblic bus) and put down your backpack. Don't put your big baggage on the chairs and leave free the passange for the other passengers. And please please please don't eat on the street, beacause there are the gull. The gull are very killer for bring your bread, pizza and cannoli... There are lot of people attacked for it.