Accessible Venice: Leisurely Walks
The best way to discover Venice is to take your time. On your own, of course. As someone who has known the city for many years, I’ve put together itineraries that combine magnificent sights with those quiet corners you won’t find in any standard travel guide.
Walk: From St. Mark's Square to the Tranquility of Dorsoduro
This walking tour takes you from the vibrant heart of Venice to hidden paths, upscale boutiques, and spectacular waterfront viewpoints. It’s ideal for those who want to savor the authentic Venice away from the crowds. This walk is A real highlight for visitors to Venice, as it connects the magnificent St. Mark's Square with the almost village-like tranquility of Dorsoduro. Click here: Walk: From St. Mark's Square to the Tranquility of Dorsoduro
The Classic: The Perfect Walking Tour for Day Trippers (Without a Vaporetto Ticket)
The most authentic way to experience Venice is to venture off the beaten path—and the best part is: it won’t cost you a cent for expensive boat tickets. Even if you’re a day-trip tourist arriving from the Adriatic and only have a few hours to spare, a stroll through the historic alleys is the ideal way to the true heart of the city on the lagoon to experience. In this guide, I'll show you a route that takes you to the top attractions without ever having to board a vaporetto. Click here: A Walk Through the Historic Center of Venice
Venice on Foot: A Walking Tour of the Dorsoduro District in the South of the City
Away from the well-known tourist crowds, Venice’s Dorsoduro district reveals its most charming and airy side. While the alleys in the city center often nestle closely together, here the view opens up to wide squares, sun-drenched canals, and the laid-back lifestyle of the Venetians. Join me on a walking tour of Dorsoduro through the arts district, where a new postcard-perfect scene and a soothing tranquility await you around every corner.
Click here: Explore Venice's Dorsoduro Art District at a Leisurely Pace
Castello: A Stroll Through the Authentic Heart of Venice
While the world converges on St. Mark’s Square, Castello retains an almost village-like tranquility. In this, Venice’s largest and greenest district, time seems to pass a little more slowly. Here, clotheslines still stretch across the alleys, and children play soccer in spacious squares. Join me on a walking tour through Castello that takes you from the imposing history of the Arsenal to the shady parks at the edge of the city.
Click here: A stroll through the authentic heart of Venice