Tour privado desde Florencia: tour de día completo por Venecia en tren
Descripción
Descubre los lugares más bellos de Venecia en solo un día durante este magnífico viaje privado desde Florencia. Viaja cómodamente en un tren de alta velocidad y visita todas las principales atracciones, desde la Piazza San Marco hasta el Gran Canal, con un guía privado a mano para darte un rico relato histórico de la ciudad y la laguna más querida del mundo. Baja del tren y entra en un mundo como ningún otro. Este tour a pie por Venecia está diseñado para los viajeros que llegan de Florencia, ofreciendo la introducción perfecta a la belleza atemporal de la ciudad, su rica historia y su encanto único, todo en solo unas horas. Reúnase con su guía local experto en el punto de encuentro dentro de la estación de tren de Venecia Santa Lucía y luego parta a pie para explorar los lugares más emblemáticos de Venecia y los rincones ocultos. A medida que deambula por callejones sinuosos y por canales encantadores, su guía le revelará las capas de la historia de Venecia, desde sus raíces bizantinas hasta su papel en el arte, el comercio y la arquitectura.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Después de un viaje en tren de 2,5 horas desde Florencia, ¡comienza tu recorrido en Venecia! El Gran Canal, el canal más grande de Venecia, construido en estilo gótico veneciano. Los canales de Venecia, que atraviesan la ciudad como calles, son una de las características más notables de Venecia. El más grande es el Gran Canal, que divide la ciudad en dos, con sus cuatro kilómetros de longitud. También tendrás la oportunidad de ver el Santuario de Santa Lucía.
El Campanile di San Giorgio dei Greci, o la "torre del reloj inclinada", fue diseñado por Simone Sorella y terminado en 1592. Al parecer comenzó a inclinarse desde el inicio de su construcción. Al igual que su iglesia contigua, el campanario fue construido por y para la comunidad griega de Venecia, principalmente marineros y comerciantes.
La calle más ancha de Venecia. Todo el recorrido, formado por amplias calles conectadas por puentes, fue creado durante el siglo XIX para crear un rápido acceso peatonal entre Rialto y la estación de tren, derribando los edificios que de otro modo delimitarían un largo y tortuoso camino entre calles estrechas.
El puente de Rialto es el más antiguo de los cuatro puentes que cruzan el Gran Canal de Venecia. Es famosa tanto por su arquitectura como por su historia. Durante años fue el centro de la economía de Venecia.
La plaza de San Marcos es la principal plaza pública de Venecia y una de las más fascinantes del mundo, hasta el punto de que Napoleón Bonaparte la definió como "la sala más bella de Europa". Cerca de la plaza se encuentra la Catedral Basílica Patriarcal de San Marcos, comúnmente conocida como Basílica de San Marcos, es la iglesia catedral del Patriarcado de Venecia. El interior de las cúpulas, las bóvedas y los muros superiores fueron cubiertos lentamente con mosaicos dorados que representaban santos, profetas y escenas bíblicas.
Llamado el Puente de los Suspiros por los lugareños, este monumento emblemático de Venecia fue construido en el siglo XVII y conecta el Palacio Ducal con la prisión histórica al otro lado del canal. Se le dio este nombre porque, según la tradición, durante la Serenísima, los prisioneros, al cruzarla, suspiraban ante la perspectiva de ver el mundo exterior por última vez.
La Iglesia de San Zaccaria es una antigua iglesia monástica del siglo XV en el centro de Venecia. Es un gran edificio, ubicado en el Campo San Zaccaria. La iglesia actual fue construida entre 1458 y 1515. La fachada es una armoniosa mezcla veneciana de estilos gótico tardío y renacentista.
El Ponte dell'Accademia es uno de los cuatro puentes que cruzan el Gran Canal de Venecia. Cruza cerca del extremo sur del canal y lleva el nombre de la Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia.
El squero de San Trovaso es uno de los squeros venecianos más antiguos y famosos. El squero es el clásico astillero donde se reparan embarcaciones de pequeño tamaño como góndolas. ¡Eche un vistazo a cómo se fabrica o repara una góndola!
Llegue al hermoso Campo San Pantalon para admirar la hermosa pintura de Banksy comúnmente conocida como "el niño náufrago/migrante".
Campo Santa Margherita es una plaza de la ciudad en el sestiere de Dorsoduro de Venecia. Está ubicado cerca de los edificios de la universidad y sirve como lugar de reunión para los estudiantes al final del día.
Piazzale Roma es una plaza situada a la entrada de la ciudad, al final del Ponte della Libertà. Piazzale Roma y la cercana isla de Tronchetto son los únicos lugares del núcleo urbano insular de Venecia accesibles para vehículos terrestres a motor, como automóviles y autobuses. Al finalizar el recorrido, tome el tren de regreso a Florencia (2,5 horas).
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Información importante
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- El día antes del tour enviaremos un mensaje de correo y Whatsapp con billete de tren y toda la información.
- El tiempo de viaje está incluido en la duración total.
- Importante: el billete de tren se comprará con 48 horas de antelación. En caso de cancelación hasta 48 horas antes de la salida, se cargarán los costes del billete en su totalidad.
- Tour opera en todas las condiciones climáticas
Opiniones(8)
Our guide, Droğan, was fabulous! He took us throughout all of Venice at a great pace that never felt hurried but was packed with historical, cultural and even current information. The architecture was beautiful and the canals were amazing in their construction and historical purposes. Loved this trip from beginning to end!!
Thank you so much for your nice review!
We paid $552 USD for this tour. Totally NOT worth it! Do not book this tour. I always give the most honest and complete reviews, with the benefit of the doubt for anyone providing tours. This tour has this tour guide, Alessandra, set up for failure. Venice is WAYYYY too crowded for the 3-hour itinerary arranged. We are only in our 40s and there is no way if you are of any age and/or disability, that you could do this tour. Regardless of that, you LITERALLY feel like you are chasing after your guide, unable to hear what they are saying, and dodging overwhelming crowds!! The twelve hour day is more of a train-ride and meaningless tour of Venice. We did, converse with our guide because we wanted to do the 45 minute gondola ride… and she was flexible with our requests. Thank God we did the Gondola because it was the best experience of the day (an addt’l e 150). Unfortunately, we did not have even a good experience with this tour. Our recommendation… book your own train ticket, investigate what interests you in Venice and do it at your own pace and leisure! Avoid the tour!
Hello, we are sorry to read about this review as everything is clearly listed in the product description (how much time is spent on train and how much time is spent in each visited attraction). It is true that Venice can be very crowded, however this is a well known fact and does not depend on us.
Where do you start? Itinerary that we received initially included many sights that we didn’t see. When We showed her the itinerary. She asked where we got it from and did not realize it came from the company. Whenever we asked our guide if we could see several of the listed sights, guide Alessandra said they were too far away or that we didn’t have time. She walked far too rapidly and offered no spontaneous information about any of the sites or places we were passing. She spoke very quietly and could not be heard except by one person in our group of four. When asked questions about specific sites, she often had no knowledge our apparent desire to get the information for us. She was very quiet. She walked too fast. Didn’t know anything didn’t know the itinerary. We actually left 45 minutes before the tour ended because she was of no value and explored some of the areas on our own. This tour was over priced and not an enjoyable experience. Our request for a partial refund was denied. All in all, the experience was painful and overpriced.
Hello, we are sorry to read about this review and, as we told you, will investigate the matter further with the tour guide as she usually gets good reviews. However we never received a formal request for a partial refund.
I’m glad I booked this private tour. I would have not navigated the streets of Venice myself. It’s easy to get lost there. Our guide Dogan sure knows his way around Venice. It was very hard to find an available gondola but Dogan made it possible that we have a gondola ride. Highly recommended tour for anyone staying in Florence.
Thank you for your nice review, we will be sure to tell Dogan and hope to see you again in Italy!
Our tour guide, Su, was amazing! She communicated before the tour, met us at the exact spot designated and gave such an awesome tour. We had a great time and she let us explore stores we wanted as well. We learned so much and saw beautiful Venice in such a fun way. I hope you get Su for your tour guide!
Thank you so much for your review, we're happy you had a great time and we will be sure to tell Su Aydin!
they sent me all the information and train tickets, everything was clear and simple, the guide was waiting for us at the Venice station, it was easy to find her, the guide was very professional and told us many things about the city of Venice.
Thank you for your review! We will be sure to tell the tour guide and we hope to see you again in Italy!
It was a wonderful day, the guide showed us many places, the guide was very friendly and professional . Venice is a beautiful city. recommended tour.
Thank you for your review! We will be sure to tell the guide and we hope to see you again in Italy!
Totally disappointed with this scam tour of Venice. It was clearly not worth at all the price paid! Just walk walk walk around. We could have done that by ourselves too. The tour operator did not have the courtesy to at least buy tickets to the Gondola and the Bell tower for the money charged for the tour. The guide did not have the radio and ear phones for us. We could barely hear what she was talking about the history. The description says estimated 12 hours for a full day tour. But we hardly there for 4 hours! And out of that 1 hour was or lunch. The tour operator booked tickets for us from Florence. We were expecting early morning travel and returning late evening. But they booked tickets such thoughtlessly that we arrived at 11 am and were put on return train at 4 pm back. And in 2nd class coach. How in the world can one see anything in less than 4 hours? The tour guide kept on saying you don't have enough time for anything we wanted to find out about. Utter waste of money. This is not the ~$890.00 we paid for. This should be worth much very very less. Completely bogus and duped. The tour operator mislead us and did not keep what was promised in the tour details.
Hello, we are sorry to read this review as it contains many misleading information. It is true that gondola ride and Bell Tower tickets are not included, the train tickets are second class and the tour guide does not provide earphones, but all of this is clearly stated in the product description, that you should have read before buying it. The tour guide took you to all the places listed in the product description: we understand that you wanted to visit other places too, but we were not misleading on the information about the tour description, as we clearly list all the places that you are going to see.
