Venice Private Tour from Verona by Train

Visit the Basilic from the outside located in San Marco Square The Basilica di San Marco is the largest church in Italy and the third largest in Europe. It is situated on a small island of San Marco, in an area of Venice known as Dorsoduro. The Basilica of San Marco is famous for its Gothic architecture and art, which is considered to be among the most important in Europe. This church was one of the first in a series of churches constructed during the Middle Ages. The basilica was commissioned by Doge Enrico Dandolo and built between 1234-94.

Sightseeing of the Palace from the outside with your official tour guide. Doge's Palace was a house in Venice, Italy that was the residence of the patrician Giovanni Mocenigo and his descendants, who owned it from 1576 to 1823. . The original site of the house is unknown, but it was near St. Mark's Basilica. It survived a 1656 fire and again a 1745 earthquake, and in 1823 was demolished to make way for an expansion of St. Mark's Basilica.

Sightseeing of the Bridge and it's amaizin view Ponte di Rialto is a bridge in Venice, Italy. It spans the Grand Canal from the north-west to the south-east of the city and is in the main line of sight of many of its iconic buildings The Arsenale, the Rialto Market, the San Marco Basilica and more are all visible from the bridge. It is also a popular place to visit for tourists who want to take a break from their sightseeing.

Discover with your private guide the historical centre of Venice and visit the most importants and emblematic places. Centro Storico di Venezia is a unique and fascinating place, right in the heart of Venice. You'll find centuries-old churches, a beautiful canal, and tons of charm. If you love to get out of the city and see where Venice was born and lived, this is a must-see.

The busy piazza of St. Mark's Basilica is one of the most beautiful, as well as highly visited, places in the world. You can visit to breathe in the beauty and wonder of this historic sight during your time in Venice.

The transfer time from Verona to Venice varies depending on your mode of transport: By Car: If you're traveling by car, the journey takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on traffic and the exact start and end points of your trip. By Train: If you opt to travel by train, the journey usually takes about 1 to 1.5 hours, depending on the train service you choose. The high-speed trains typically offer the shortest travel time. Please note that these are estimated travel times and can change based on a variety of factors including traffic, weather, and specific departure and arrival locations. It's always a good idea to allow for some additional time when planning your trip.