One-Day Venice : Evite colas Basílica de San Marcos, Walk & Gondola
Descripción
Admira Venecia en todo su esplendor con un viaje de medio día por sus lugares más emblemáticos. Desde los mosaicos dorados de la Basílica de San Marcos hasta los rincones ocultos conocidos solo por los lugareños, este recorrido en tres partes captura el alma verdadera de la Ciudad Flotante. Su mañana comienza con un paseo por la historia desde la Plaza de San Marcos hasta Rialto dirigido por un guía experto. A lo largo del camino, descubra la casa de Marco Polo y el estilo barroco del Campo Santa María Formosa. A continuación, salte las colas de acceso a la "Iglesia Dorada" para sortear a las multitudes y maravillarse con sus impresionantes mosaicos. Después de su visita, disfrute de un tiempo libre para un clásico aperitivo / almuerzo veneciano. Por la tarde, llegar al punto de encuentro a las 14.45 h para el gran final. Un paseo en góndola compartido deslizándose por aguas tranquilas y disfrutar de una perspectiva única en la vida de la Basílica della Salute. 8.45 am Hora de reunión 9.00 am Tour a pie + Basílica de San Marcos TIEMPO LIBRE: APERITIVO/DESCANSO PARA COMER 14.45 Hora de reunión 15.00 h 30 min paseo en góndola compartido
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Itinerario
El Gran Canal es el canal principal que atraviesa el centro histórico de Venecia. Aproximadamente 3800 metros de largo, divide el centro histórico en dos partes, trazando una 'S' invertida, que va desde el Ponte della Libertà hasta el Bacino di San Marco.
Es la plaza más famosa de Italia. Todas las demás plazas de Venecia se llaman "campi".
La Basílica de San Marcos es la combinación perfecta de arte bizantino y gótico. Es la iglesia catedral y sede del patriarcado de Venecia. Junto con el campanario y la Plaza de San Marcos, forma el principal sitio arquitectónico de Venecia y es el símbolo más conocido de la ciudad y la región de Veneto en el mundo. También es uno de los símbolos del arte y el cristianismo venecianos.
El Gran Teatro La Fenice, ubicado en el Sestiere di San Marco en Campo San Fantin, es hoy el principal teatro de ópera de Venecia y uno de los más prestigiosos del mundo. Cada año se celebra el tradicional Concierto de Año Nuevo. Dos veces destruido y reconstruido [1], ha sido sede de importantes temporadas de ópera y sinfónica y del Festival Internacional de Música Contemporánea.
La basílica de los Santos Juan y Pablo es uno de los edificios religiosos medievales más impresionantes de Venecia, junto con la basílica de Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari. Es considerado el panteón de Venecia debido a la gran cantidad de dogos venecianos y otras figuras importantes que han sido enterradas allí desde el siglo XIII. Se encuentra en el campo del mismo nombre, en el distrito de Castello. En septiembre de 1922, el Papa Pío XI la elevó a la dignidad de basílica menor.
La Iglesia de la Purificación de María conocida como Santa Maria Formosa es un edificio religioso en la ciudad de Venecia, en el distrito de Castello, en el límite del distrito de San Marco. Campo Santa Maria Formosa es una de las plazas más grandes de Venecia y se encuentra en una isla delimitada por los canales de Santa Maria Formosa, Pestrin, San Giovanni Laterano y Mondo Novo.
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Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Tenga en cuenta que este es un tour combinado que incluye 3 tours individuales.
- Llegue al punto de encuentro al menos 10 minutos antes de la hora de salida del tour.
- En el punto de partida del tour, se reunirá con un representante que revisará sus cupones y le dará información para realizar el tour.
- Tour multilingue
- No se otorgarán créditos ni reembolsos en caso de no presentarse (si no se presenta en el punto de reunión a la hora indicada en su cupón)
- Este es un tour colectivo, lo que significa que puede haber otros participantes que vayan al tour con usted.
- El paseo en góndola puede ser suspendido en caso de mal tiempo. En tales casos, debe ir al punto de partida de la excursión para saber si la visita se realiza o no y las formas alternativas de utilizar el servicio.
- En casos de ceremonias religiosas o mareas excepcionalmente altas, no se puede permitir el acceso a la Basílica de San Marcos.
- Para visitar la basílica de San Marcos es necesario vestirse adecuadamente (sin pantalones cortos ni chaleco o tops) y las mochilas no están permitidas por razones de seguridad.
- Tenga en cuenta que, debido a la estructura morfológica particular de Venecia y los problemas logísticos derivados de ella, no podemos garantizar que todo el recorrido sea accesible para personas con movilidad reducida. Esto significa que las personas con dificultades para caminar y los usuarios de sillas de ruedas no podrían acceder a algunas partes del itinerario.
- Solo para el tour de vigilia y visita guiada. No se proporcionan explicaciones durante el paseo en góndola.
- Una góndola puede albergar hasta 5 personas, por lo que si su reserva incluye más de 5 personas, su grupo se dividirá en grupos más pequeños, o más bien disfrutará de diferentes góndolas.
- Este es un recorrido colectivo, por lo que puede haber otras personas disfrutando de su misma góndola. En este caso, las personas pertenecientes a su reserva se pueden dividir en diferentes góndolas.
- En ciertas fechas, la mayoría de los viajeros que se alojen fuera de Venecia y tengan previsto visitar Venecia por un día deberán pagar hasta 10 € de entrada. Para obtener más detalles (incluidas las exenciones) y saber en qué días se aplica esta tarifa, visite: https://cda.ve.it
- Tenga en cuenta que este tour combina diferentes actividades. Por lo tanto, el paseo en góndola puede no tener lugar inmediatamente después del final de la visita guiada a la Basílica de San Marcos. En el punto de encuentro se le notificará la hora exacta de inicio del paseo en góndola.
- Tenga en cuenta : Por ahora, el tour solo cubre la planta baja de la Basílica de San Marcos. Museo y Terraza no están incluidos.
Opiniones(20)
Our tour guide messaged us several days before to tell us the walking part was canceled. We said that was fine, we would like to continue on with the gondola ride and St. Marks Basilica tour. We never heard back. I messaged the tour company through viator again the day before the tour asking if we were still on, again we did not hear back. The day of the tour we arrive to the meeting point 15 minutes prior to start time as asked of us. We arrived at 8:45 and by 9:20 no tour guide had arrived. We waited with another family from America, who were also supposed to be on the tour. They left at 9:15 and I contacted Viator support. They contacted the tour company who said that our walking tour was canceled so we were supposed to meet back at the location at 10:45, 10:30 to be safe. So we left, went and got breakfast and were about to leave the restaurant to go back to the original meeting place as directed, when I received another phone call. This phone call said that Viator canceled our entire tour, and even though on the precious phone call they stated that our gondola and basilica tour were still confirmed, we did not have a gondola ride or basilica tour. We received a partial refund for the walking portion as stated from Viator, but have yet to get a full refund for the entire trip. This lack of communication between Viator, the tour company, and us as the customers was very disappointing.
We started our tour with Silvanna at 9am and she brought us to on a walking tour of Venice until about 1030. We then returned to the starting point and some new tour people joined our group with Silvanna. We continued to the Basilica and Silvanna provided a very informative guided tour. Doing a self guided tour would not have been the same. Silvanna was awesome. We then had a break until 3pm. We returned to the same starting point and left for a gondola ride. You share a ride with another couple and have approximately a 20 minute ride. We happened to have the only gondolier that sang. He was quite funny. He sang about meatballs and mozzarella. Overall, a highly recommended tour!
The tour was supposed to be a morning tour with a guide (this part OK) then the basilica (also OK) but the gondola ride was changed to departing at 1500 which we could not attend due to another commitment.
We absolutely loved this experience in Venice! We started with the walking tour with guide Elizabeth and learned so much about the history, landmarks, and life of Venice. Her knowledge was so very much appreciated and she kept it very entertaining. We then transitioned to the tour of the Basilica and Dodge Palace with guide Gina. Her passion and her story telling made this such an enjoyable adventure! The interior was stunning and the sights, scenery and views, especially from the top terrace of the basilica, were breathtaking! We ended the tour with a wonderful gondola ride into the great canal - marveling at the ability of our boat navigator. Our family would highly recommend this experience and will always remember this precious time in Venice!
Mark ( in the dark coat) was very informative and knowledgeable when it came to the Basilica… Veronica was even better on the walking tour of the surrounding areas… she was the highlight. The gondola ride was “lame” … it was a slow moving boat around the block… 15-20 min … driver of the boat was on the phone the whole time EXCEPT… when he yelled at one of the passenger or another boat going by. ( that is the reason for 4 stars) With that said, on the whole it was good.
Gondola ride and walking tour great! The female guide was great and spoke perfect English. But the guide for the Basilica was HORRIBLE!!! He could not speak English and we were only able to understand 1/4 of what he said. So sad. We were really interested in St Mark's but he made him impossible to understand. You need better English speaking person!!!!!!
This was a fun tour! It ran on time and was very well organized. The Basilica was amazing and we had such a great guide! She was extremely knowledgeable and we learned alot about the history. The gondola ride was great too, but I'm not sure I realized that we would be on a ride with 4 other people, so 6 of us total. If there were a next time, I would do the gondola ride separately with just my husband and I. You'd probably pay a little more, but to me it would be worth it. I do think a gondola ride is a must do when you go to Venice!
We enjoyed this tour which started with a 1 hour walking tour of the area behind St Mark’s Square, then a gondola ride and finished with a tour of St Mark’s Basilica. The guides were informative and really brought the history of these places to life. We had a 14 year old travelling with us and she enjoyed this tour, but I’m not sure I would take younger children as they are likely to become bored with the guided tour segments, although they’d love the gondola ride! Highly recommend this tour for people aged 12+ years
The tour started out fine, however, very disorganized. Seemed like they grouped about 10 tours in one meeting place and you were lucky to get in the correct group. The tour was actually three tours one after the other. After the walking tour, then we went to the gondola tour. A bit disappointing, a bit too short, and still disorganized. The third segment did not happen because of flooding. We discovered the cancellation on our own, as we could not get to the meeting place because of the flooding. No one offered us any advice, because all of a sudden, no one spoke English.
The walking tour was well done and interesting, St. Marks Basilica was amazing and well time by this tour company. The Gondola Ride however was disappointing, there was 6 of us in the boat and this took away from the ride. It just felt like a boat ride but nothing special, and with no commentary it was lost on us. I would do the tour and walking portion and get a separate Gondola ride if you want to take one.
