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Italy

Venice / Lost in water, found in beauty.

MeowScore 😾66/100
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🐈 Cats in the city 😸
☀️ Sun-soaked days 😸
🚗 Traffic density 😼
🔈 Noisiness 😼
📸 Views and Sightseeing 😻
🌳 Parks and greenery 😿
👮‍♂️ Safety 😸

Best month

May

Savor Venice's unique culture and cuisine in the beautiful spring weather. (12 words)

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january

Experience the magic of Carnevale di Venezia, a unique festival of masked revelry. (19 words)

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february

Escape the crowds and enjoy the peaceful aura of Venice in winter. (14 words)

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march

Witness the stunning convergence of art and architecture at the Venice Biennale. (14 words)

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april

Explore Venice's charming alleys and canals under the warm sun and blooming flowers. (16 words)

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may

Savor the delicious seafood and wine at the historic Festa della Sensa. (12 words)

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june

Enjoy the romance and serenity of Venice in the warm summer evenings. (12 words)

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july

Dive into Venice's rich cultural history with the grand Venetian Heritage Festival. (15 words)

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august

Live it up with the lively crowds and electrifying energy of the Venice International Film Festival. (18 words)

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september

Join the locals in celebrating the rich cultural heritage with La Salute. (12 words)

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october

Experience the soothing autumn breeze and fall colors of the lagoon city. (14 words)

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november

Unwind and witness the stunning ballet performances of the International Contest of Choreographers. (16 words)

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december

Bask in the enchanting Christmas spirit of Venice amidst the beautifully lit streets. (16 words)

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Expensive city

Bigmac $?

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The shopping and dining scene in Venice can be quite expensive, especially in the popular tourist areas. However, there are still some affordable options if you know where to look.

Explore the less crowded neighborhoods and local markets for cheaper options. Avoid restaurants and cafes with prime canal views as they are often overpriced.

Usual visit duration

2-3 days

Short trip for sightseeing

Usual visit duration

2-3 days

Short trip for sightseeing

Visitors usually explore the main attractions and canals in a few days.

Tipping

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No tipping culture in Italy

Tipping

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No tipping culture in Italy

Credit card and cash are widely accepted. Splitting the bill is not common, but can be requested. Round up to nearest euro.

internet situation

meh Speed

limited options, slow speed

good Availability

available in most areas

great Cellular

good coverage across the city

Electric socket type L

Common in Italy, Chile. Non-interchangeable 3-pin and 2-pin design, only 2-pin variant accepts Type C.

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biking friendly

Many bike lanes

walking hostile

Water city

LGBTQ friendly

Open-minded culture

The feline vibes of Venice are purrfectly enchanting. Cats can stroll through narrow alleyways and peek into the canals.

With the absence of cars, cats can roam with ease, soaking in the charming architecture and indulging in the fishy cuisine.

Things to do

The mainstream

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Ca' d'Oro
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Grand Canal
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Doge's Palace
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Rialto Bridge
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St. Mark's Square

The mainstream

🎨🏰😻
Ca' d'Oro

A beautiful, cat-friendly palace that now houses an art museum. Cats can wander through the ornate rooms and admire the paintings and sculptures, or simply lounge in the sun-drenched courtyard.

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🌊🚣‍♀️👀
Grand Canal

The purrfect place for cats who love to cruise. Hop on a gondola and explore the canal, taking in all the sights and smells of Venice, from the vibrant buildings to the salty sea air.

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Doge's Palace

A cat-tivating palace that was once home to the powerful Doges of Venice. From the Bridge of Sighs, cats can gaze down at the canal and imagine all the fish swimming below.

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Rialto Bridge

This paw-some bridge offers a great view of the canal below, along with plenty of cat-friendly shops selling catnip toys and fresh fish.

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St. Mark's Square

The catwalk of Venice, where cats come to admire the stunning architecture and get a taste of the local feline delicacies. Just watch out for the pigeons!

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Off the beaten path

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Chiesa di Santa Maria dei Miracoli
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Scala Contarini del Bovolo
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Palazzo Contarini del Bovolo
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Scuola Grande di San Rocco
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Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana

Off the beaten path

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Chiesa di Santa Maria dei Miracoli

This striking church is covered in beautiful marble, with intricate details and a gorgeous facade. A must-see for architecture-loving cats. ⛪🐱🤩

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Scala Contarini del Bovolo

This hidden staircase behind a cat statue takes you up to a beautiful rooftop terrace, with stunning views of Venice's rooftops. Meow-velous! 🐾🌞🏙️

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Palazzo Contarini del Bovolo

Once owned by a prominent Venetian cat family, this unique palace is known for its spiral staircase, with beautiful views of the city. 🏰🐾🌇

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Scuola Grande di San Rocco

This Venetian cat museum displays works by Tintoretto and other famous artists, with beautiful gold-leaf ceilings. A true hidden treasure for art-loving cats. 🎨🐱🔍

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Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana

This cat sitting near Piazza San Marco holds ancient books and manuscripts. Purrfect for book-loving cats who want to escape the crowds. 📚🐾🗝️

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biking friendly

Many bike lanes

walking hostile

Water city

LGBTQ friendly

Open-minded culture

Mindful meoweler tips

Venice is a maze of bridges and canals waiting to be explored. Be sure to wear comfortable cat shoes as the streets can be narrow and cobbled.

Get lost in the beautiful architecture and meow with joy as you discover hidden gems.

The traditional Venetian cuisine will have your cat tastebuds begging for more. From seafood dishes to delectable pastries, there's something for every cat.

Don't miss out on trying Sarde in Saor, a traditional sweet and sour sardine dish.

Venice is known for its glass-making industry. Visit Murano Island and watch master glassblowers create exquisite pieces by paw.

Bring home a unique souvenir and support the local cats.

Avoid taking a gondola ride during peak hours as it can be expensive. Opt for a ride during sunset for a magical, romantic view of the city.

Practice your cat balancing skills to avoid falling into the water!

Be respectful of the locals and their customs. Avoid loud meows and obey the signs prohibiting swimcatting in the canals.

Learn a few Italian phrases to show your appreciation for the culture and make new feline friends.

Useful external sites

en.venezia.net

Venice Tourism↗

Official tourism website for Venice

www.veneziaunica.it/en

Venice Connected↗

Official website for purchasing tickets for public transportation and museums in Venice

www.veneziaautentica.com

Venezia Autentica↗

Local guide to Venice with emphasis on authentic experiences

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