2025 Venice Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

OMG! I absolutely love Macau 😭! This city perfectly blends extravagance and everyday life. I highly recommend everyone visit ‼️ I'd say it's a must-see. ✅✅Must-Visit Attractions: 1️⃣ Ruins of St. Paul's Everyone who visits Macau takes photos in front of the iconic Ruins of St. Paul's 🤳~ These are the remains of the facade of the Church of Mater Dei, also known as St. Paul's Church, the first Baroque building in China. Look closely, and you'll find traditional Chinese stone lions, Chinese figures, and European classical elements on the stone walls, a meaningful blend of East and West~ Highly recommend a visit 👍👍 2️⃣ Hac Sa Beach Get the same black sand beach experience as Iceland without leaving the country 🏝! One of the eight scenic spots in Macau, Hac Sa Beach is a natural swimming beach with fine, clean black sand and excellent water quality. Unlike other islands, Hac Sa Beach is even more enchanting on cloudy days, making it easy to capture dark and moody photos. Remember to wear a black dress for even better pictures! 😲😲😲 3️⃣ Macau Fisherman's Wharf My friends thought I was in Rome when I came here! Macau's first theme park features retro Roman architecture, with exquisite statues and stone pillars resembling a miniature version of Rome 🛕. You can also enjoy a distant view of the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge. In the afternoon, sunlight streams through the arched doorways, creating a stunning interplay of light and shadow, perfect for taking photos! There's also an open-air amphitheater with a multi-functional stage that can accommodate up to 2,000 spectators~ Definitely worth checking out. 4️⃣ Taipa Area After sightseeing, head to the various shopping malls in Taipa for some retail therapy 🛍. The Venetian Macao, The Londoner Macao, The Parisian Macao, Shoppes at Four Seasons, City of Dreams... they're all so captivating 😍! And they're great for taking photos 📸 too. 5️⃣ Rua da Cunha This street is a haven for Macau's culinary delights 🤤 and a famous souvenir street. Foodies can't miss it! It's only a 15-minute walk from The Venetian Macao, offering a one-stop destination for dining, entertainment, and shopping 😋~ Next to Rua da Cunha, there's a hidden rainbow world with macaron-colored streets, like a spilled paint palette 🎨. It's a great spot for photos 📸📸 🧳Travel Preparations: ✔️Visa: No need to elaborate, but remember that Macau visas are valid for two months. ✔️Phone card, data card, ID card 🆔, Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau, bank card. ✔️You can exchange currency for Macanese pataca 💴 in advance. Many shops accept electronic payments, but some still require cash. 📝Tips: ✅Bring some brightly colored clothes 🧥 for stunning photos. ✅Don't forget your sunscreen! ✅Macau can be crowded, so keep a close eye on your children if you're traveling with them!

First time in Italy? Don't miss this 8-day tour guide, classic routes take you to the romantic country, let your trip more exciting! . 🗓 Itinerary: Day 1: Milan Cathedral -> Scala Opera House -> Milan Cathedral Square -> Lake Garda On the first day, we visit the Milan Cathedral, the Scala Opera House, and the Milan Cathedral Square. Finally, we head to the picturesque Lake Garda. Day 2: St. Mark's Square -> St. Mark's Basilica -> Gondola Ride -> Rialto Bridge On the second day, we head to Venice, visit St. Mark's Square and St. Mark's Basilica, and take a gondola ride. We then stroll across the Rialto Bridge and experience the romance of Venice. Day 3: Free day in Rome On the third day, we have a free day in Rome. You can explore the mysteries of this eternal city according to your own interests. Day 4: Sant'Angelo Bridge -> Sant'Angelo Castle -> Colosseum -> Roman Forum -> Trevi Fountain -> Spanish Steps On the fourth day, we visit several famous attractions in Rome, including the Sant'Angelo Bridge, Sant'Angelo Castle, Colosseum, Roman Forum, Trevi Fountain, and Spanish Steps. Day 5: Piazza della Signoria -> Florence Cathedral -> Giotto's Bell Tower -> Santa Croce Church -> Michelangelo Square On the fifth day, we continue to explore Florence, visit Piazza della Signoria, Florence Cathedral, Giotto's Bell Tower, Santa Croce Church, and Michelangelo Square. Day 6: Leaning Tower of Pisa -> Pisa Cathedral On the sixth day, we head to Pisa, witness the miracle of the world-famous Leaning Tower of Pisa, and visit the Pisa Cathedral. Day 7: Return to Shanghai On the last day of the trip, we end our adventure in Italy and return to Shanghai. Day 8: Arrive in Shanghai After a long flight, we arrive safely in Shanghai and end this unforgettable trip to Italy. . Attraction recommendations: 🏛️ Milan Cathedral: A must-see Gothic cathedral! The interior decoration is simple but solemn, especially the towering dome and the gorgeous stained glass windows, which are really beautiful! 🛍️ Milan Cathedral Square: After visiting the cathedral, don't forget to take a stroll around the square. It's full of medieval charm and a great place for leisure and shopping! 🏟️ Colosseum: Want to see the glory of ancient Rome? Come to the Colosseum! It was once the site of gladiatorial battles, and you can feel the weight of history. 🌺 Florence Cathedral: When you arrive in Florence, you must visit the Florence Cathedral. As a representative building of the early Renaissance, it is a landmark of Florence! . 🧳 Travel checklist: Essential items to bring when traveling to Italy 📞 Prepare a phone card to facilitate communication and avoid confusion. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, Italy uses European plugs. 📜 Bring your passport and visa, so you don't have to worry about customs. 👗 If you're going to Italy in February, bring some thick clothes to avoid freezing. 🔋 Bring a charger and a power bank to charge your phone and camera. 💊 Bring some common medicines in case of emergency. 💸 Bring your credit card and cash for shopping and spending. . Come to Italy and enjoy the charm of romance and history! Let your travel story unfold here!

I always prefer to visit cities that are outside the norm, but Italy is one of my favourite countries and Venezia (Venice) was calling for my attention to escape for a day trip. Mindful of the mere 30 million visitors to Venice every year, I wanted to try and do things a bit different to the usual tourist way and following an alternative itinerary as much as possible like a local. Why visit Venice? 1. Stunning architecture ⛪ 2. Vibrant and fiercely independent Venetian food scene 🍽️ 3. Uniqueness and independence 🛶🌊 4. Ideal for day trips ✈️ 5. Budget friendly if you know where to look! 👀💶 Landing at 9:20am at Marco Polo airport, I took the bus over to the Piazzale Roma, one of the only places where motorists are allowed in Venice. I headed straight to the Ponte di Rialto (Rialto Bridge, Picture 2) for views of the Grand Canal (Picture 1), Venice's iconic focal point for travel and tourism, and the provider of motor-free Venice's only form of public transport, the Vaporetto (water bus), on which I used to get there. I then hopped along to the Basilica di San Marco (Picture 3), unmistakably famous for its' domed exterior and golden mosaics. Taking a lift up to the top of its companion, the Campanile (literally Bell Tower in English) will give you a glimpse of The Floating City and all of its densely packed terracotta buildings. In a distinctly overcrowded food scene, it's impossible to sort the good eateries from the bad. Luckily, I came across Bacaretto Cicchetto, as I was keen to try Venice's answer to Antipasti Cicchetti (Picture 4 & 5). This consists of whatever Chef has available on the day, and mine consisted of Italian meats and cheese, baby octopus, Venetian-style sardines and creamed salted cod on polenta bases. Served with a glass of Aperol Spritz, originating from Austria Hungary's occupation of Venice in the 19th century and gradually adapted by the Italians into the drink we know today. Simply delicious. I then ventured out further along the canal towards the Laguna di Venezia, passing unmissable buildings such as the Basilica Santa Maria della Salute and the San Giorgio Maggiore. My proudest life hack of the day... no visit to Venice is complete without a trip on a gondola, granted. However I'm very budget-conscious and I found a great way to get around this while keeping with my plan of sticking to a Venetian-style itinerary... the Traghetto (Picture 6). Traghettos have around 10 seats and are used by locals to hop from one district to another, so rides are usually around 2 minutes long. They only cost €2 instead of the gondola's flat, non-negotiable €80 fee for 30 minutes. It was a great quick experience and I felt just like I'd rode a gondola As the sun was starting to set, I ventured through to the Basilica di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari, built in a gothic style symbolic of the era and a pioneer of beauty and elegance (Picture 7). I headed out for dinner at a local restaurant for Lasagne (not a traditional Venetian dish) and made my way back to the Grand Canal for city views in the evening. The Grand Canal offers a different kind of beauty in the evening, as the city's vibrant food and drink culture shines and watches over the bustling tourism scene. Back to the airport I went, having had a great experience in Bellissima Venezia (beautiful Venice) and feeling a sudden urge to return once again. #celebrateit

The 2025 Venice Carnival will be held from February 14 to March 4, with the theme "The Age of Casanova." In this city on water, classic, elegance, charm, art, and history intertwine to present a magnificent cultural feast. The Venice Carnival is not only a visual and sensory delight, but also one of the most romantic and dreamy festivals in the world, taking you back in time to experience the elegance of 18th-century nobility. The entire city of Venice will be immersed in this grand celebration, and here are some important events: • February 22 (Saturday): The Grand Theater in St. Mark's Square officially opens, kicking off the carnival. On this day, the "Maria" beauty pageant will be held, with 12 candidates dressed in gorgeous costumes competing for the crown. The winner will be chosen as the "Angel" and will appear on the St. Mark's Bell Tower, becoming the most dazzling symbol of the festival. • February 27 to March 4: Two water light shows will be held every night at the Arsenale in Venice. The dazzling lights are projected onto the rippling water, reflecting the classical architecture of Venice, creating a dreamlike visual feast for visitors. • Weekends during the carnival (February 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, March 1): St. Mark's Square will transform into a magnificent court ball, with guests dressed in exquisite costumes and masks gathering together, as if returning to the golden age of the Renaissance. Participants can dance at the grand masquerade ball and experience the elegance of Venetian nobility. In addition, various concerts, art exhibitions, street performances, and other activities will be held during the carnival, immersing the entire city in a festive atmosphere. Visitors can feel the lively atmosphere of the parade at historical landmarks such as St. Mark's Square, Rialto Bridge, and the Doge's Palace, enjoy the wonderful performances of street artists, and encounter dreams and romance in every corner of the water city. Whether strolling along the winding canals or indulging in the dazzling lights at night, at this moment, Venice belongs to the carnival, to dreams, and to every traveler who attends this feast.

Planning a trip to Italy but don't know where to start? Don't worry, this is the 13-day Italy itinerary you need, taking you step by step through beautiful Italy. -------------------- 🎡📍Itinerary: Day 1: Shanghai, get ready to go, full of anticipation! Day 2-3: Fly directly from Shanghai to Venice, then head straight to Lake Garda, and finally all the way to Milan. Day 4-5: Depart from Milan, visit the Cinque Terre, Pisa, known as the City of Miracles, and then arrive in Florence. Day 6-7: Depart from Florence, the art capital of Italy, and visit San Gimignano, Siena, and Civita di Bagnoregio. Day 8-9: Visit Val d'Orcia, Fiano Romano, Pompeii, and Italian towns to experience traditional Italy. Day 10-11: From Sorrento, a coastal city, via Matera, to Alberobello, and finally end your trip in beautiful Naples. Day 12-13: Arrive in Rome and fly back to Shanghai, ending your Italian journey! -------------------- Attraction Recommendations: ⛪ Milan Cathedral: Gothic architecture, unique👍! The interior is simple, the dome is tall, and the stained glass is gorgeous🌟, simply stunning~ ⛪ Florence Cathedral: A landmark building and a representative building of the early Renaissance, it gives you a strong sense of the Renaissance and always makes you linger💕 🏟️ Colosseum: A symbol of the glory of ancient Rome, it was once a place where gladiators fought to the death👀. Walking into it, you can almost hear the echoes of history. ⛪ St. Mark's Basilica: A shining treasure of Venice in the 11th century, stunningly beautiful💎! You can always find new surprises in every corner! -------------------- Travel Tips: 1️⃣Food: Italian food is not to be missed😋. Pizza, pasta, and ice cream are all worth a try. But prices vary, so don't forget to compare prices and read reviews! 2️⃣Visa Information: Don't forget, Italy requires a visa🛂. Try to apply in advance to avoid panic before your trip🕒. 3️⃣Specialty Prices: Italian olive oil and fashion items are very famous😊. But prices vary from place to place, so choose carefully and beware of counterfeit goods👀. 4️⃣Tips: Please respect local customs and public regulations as much as possible, be polite, and enjoy the romantic and artistic atmosphere of Europe🌹. -------------------- That's it, enjoy your trip to Italy, fall in love with every view, taste every bite of food, and enjoy life!✨️

Venice & Burano: A 2-Day Mini Review 📍 Itinerary Overview A two-day stay in Venice with a strong focus on exploring Burano. The trip included classic sightseeing in Venice, a relaxed pace, and a deep dive into Burano’s colorful streets. 🚩 Sightseeing Route • Day 1: Venice Highlights • Started at St. Mark’s Square (Piazza San Marco), admiring St. Mark’s Basilica and the Campanile. • Walked along the Grand Canal, taking in iconic sights like the Rialto Bridge and Bridge of Sighs. • Wandered through hidden alleys and quieter neighborhoods to escape the crowds. • Explored Castello, a peaceful area with local charm. • Day 2: Burano Day Trip • Took a vaporetto (water bus) to Burano, a picturesque island famous for its brightly colored houses. • Strolled through the main streets, capturing the unique charm of every corner. • Visited the leaning bell tower (Campanile di Burano). • Relaxed along the canals, enjoying the slower pace compared to Venice. • Explored lace shops and small local boutiques. 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions • Venice: • St. Mark’s Basilica – A must-see, even if just from the outside. • Rialto Bridge – Great views over the Grand Canal. • Castello District – Offers a quieter, more authentic feel of Venice. • Burano: • Colorful houses – The main attraction and a paradise for photography. • San Martino Church & Leaning Tower – A unique landmark of the island. • Lace Museum (Museo del Merletto) – If interested in local craftsmanship. 🚇 Transportation • Buy 24h pass, its 25 euros but since one Vaporetto is a 9 euro ride you get your money's worth after less than 4 rides.#localguides #italy 📷 Photo Spots • Burano’s Main Canal (Fondamenta Pontinello) – A must for colorful reflections. • Rialto Bridge at sunset – Beautiful lighting and great cityscape views. • Castello district – Quieter streets perfect for unique Venetian shots. 🍜 Local Cuisine - Bar Puppa • A casual spot offering generous portions at fair prices. • Known for pasta dishes and seafood, making it a good choice for a budget-conscious traveler. 🏠 Accommodation Hotel Indigo Venice - Sant’Elena, an IHG Hotel • Located in the peaceful Sant’Elena district, away from the tourist crowds. • Stylish, modern rooms with a Venetian touch. • Easy access to the vaporetto for exploring the city. 💡 Tips • Start early in Venice to avoid crowds, especially in St. Mark’s Square. • Skip expensive gondola rides unless it’s a bucket-list item – walking and vaporettos offer great views for less. • Burano is best enjoyed in daylight, so aim to arrive before noon. • Pack light for Burano, as the island is best explored on foot. • Avoid overpriced tourist traps by researching food spots in advance. A well-paced, budget-friendly trip focusing on scenic exploration and relaxed sightseeing!

With the Lunar New Year approaching, why not head to Italy to experience the festive atmosphere in a foreign country? This 12-day itinerary will take you to see the unique festive customs and classic sights. -------------------- 🛫 Itinerary: D1-D2: Fly from Shanghai to Istanbul, then transfer to Milan. From there, take a car to Lake Garda and Padua. D3-D4: Travel from Padua to Venice and Bologna, then head to the picturesque Cinque Terre and Pisa. D5-D7: Tour Pisa, go shopping at THE MALL, explore Florence, then head to San Gimignano and Siena. D8-D9: Travel from Siena to the historic city of Rome, then visit the ancient city of Pompeii, and head to the Amalfi Coast and Naples. D10: Enjoy the coastal scenery in Naples, take a boat to Capri and Sorrento. D11-D12: Fly from Naples back to Istanbul, then return to Shanghai from Istanbul to end your trip. -------------------- Must-see attractions: 🌟 Milan Cathedral: A unique Gothic cathedral with a simple yet solemn interior. The towering dome and gorgeous stained glass windows are particularly eye-catching and definitely worth a visit! 🌹 Florence Cathedral: How can you not mention this iconic building when talking about Florence? It is an architectural masterpiece from the early Renaissance period and a must-see when visiting Florence! 🏛️ Colosseum: Want to see the splendor of ancient Roman civilization? The Colosseum is the place to go! It was once the site of gladiatorial combat, and the weight of history is palpable. 💎 St. Mark's Basilica: This 11th-century building is a treasure of Venice. Whether you're an architecture enthusiast or a history and culture buff, don't miss this cathedral! -------------------- Travel essentials: 🇮🇹 What to bring for a trip to Italy! 📞 A SIM card is a must for staying connected. 🔌 A travel adapter is essential, as Italy uses different plugs. 📘 Don't forget your passport, visa, and plane tickets. 👗 If you're visiting Italy in February, it's best to pack some warm clothes. 🎒 Bring a backpack with water and snacks for emergencies. 🔋 Phone and camera chargers are essential for taking great photos. 💶 Bring some cash and credit cards for shopping and dining. -------------------- We hope this itinerary helps you create unforgettable memories on your trip to Italy! 🌹

|Malta has no rivals. From ancient Roman ruins to mysterious Greek temples, from the charming Mediterranean coastline to medieval towns full of stories, every place exudes irresistible charm! 🏰Must-see attractions: St. Mark's Square, St. Mark's Basilica, and the Bridge of Sighs in Venice, Italy. Take a gondola ride through the water city and feel the romance and charm🎭. Pompeii, a thousand-year-old city buried in volcanic ash. Travel back to ancient Rome with a professional guide and explore the traces of history🏛️. Valley of the Temples in Agrigento, meet the Greek gods, admire the ancient temple ruins, and feel the vicissitudes of time🌅. Ggantija Temples in Malta, a Neolithic megalithic temple dating back to over 3,000 BC, is a testament to the wisdom of the ancients🧐. Popeye Village, a 1:1 replica of a fairytale village, is full of childhood fun and memories, and is great for photos📸. Blue Grotto in Malta, take a boat tour and admire the dreamlike blue waters and the wonders of nature🌊. St. John's Co-Cathedral in Valletta, a blend of Gothic and Baroque styles, is one of the most amazing churches in the world, with stunning interior decorations✨. Alberobello's "Mushroom Village", with its unique white conical stone-roofed houses, is like a scene from a fairytale world🏡. Amalfi Coast, one of the 50 most beautiful places in the world, is half sea and half cliff, with stunning scenery🌅. Baroque architecture in Noto, a honey-colored "stone garden", with post-earthquake reconstruction showing unique artistic charm🏰. 🗺️Daily itinerary: D1: Depart from Shanghai D2: Arrive in Venice, city tour, gondola ride, and taste the famous squid ink pasta D3: Venice - Bari - Alberobello, visit Polignano a Mare and the "Mushroom Village" D4: Alberobello - Matera D5: Matera - Salerno - Amalfi Coast - Pompeii - Naples, visit Sorrento, Pompeii, and Naples, and take a cruise to Palermo D6: Palermo - Cefalù - Agrigento, visit Palermo Cathedral and other attractions and the Valley of the Temples D7: Agrigento - Taormina - Catania, visit Taormina Old Town and the Ancient Greek Theater ruins D8: Catania - Syracuse - Noto, visit Syracuse and Noto, and take a ferry to Malta D9: Valletta, Malta - Gozo Island - Comino Island - Valletta, visit Ggantija Temples and Blue Lagoon, and taste Mediterranean fish dishes D10: Valletta - Mdina - Valletta, visit Mdina Old Town, Blue Grotto, Popeye Village, and other attractions D11: Shopping in Valletta, enjoy the same ice cream as in Roman Holiday D12: Malta - Rome, Rome city tour, visit the Colosseum and other attractions D13: Rome - Shanghai

#magicalxmastrip If you’re visiting Venice for one day, as is often the way, you might be wondering what you should do. It’s a maze of tiny streets, a collection of islands linked by bridges and waterways, and the whole thing is possibly going to sink one day. There is art, music, architecture and food. Most importantly of all, perhaps, the whole place is pedestrianized, what with there being no roads capable of fitting a car on. Seriously awesome for someone who loves to get to know a place by foot, like me. What to see: • Visit St. Mark’s Square • Bridge of Sighs and Doge’s Palace • Ponte dell’Accademia • Lunch Somewhere • Rialto Bridge • Gondola Ride • Back Streets of Venice In 2024, after many years of talking about it, Venice is finally introducing a day use fee for specific days of the year. This is specifically for tourists visiting the city for a single day. The access fee is €5 for everyone 14 and over. Check dates on the official website

To all winter travel lovers! We've put together a must-see guide for an 8-day trip to Italy, a super useful travel reference that you're sure to love~ -- Floating on the boot of the Mediterranean Sea, Italy is a country with a rich artistic heritage🗿, a deep historical background📖, and a variety of regional styles🏞. It is affectionately known as a paradise of food and art🥘🎨. Strolling through the alleys, you may come across stunning scenery🔖, and here, you can slow down and rediscover your passion for life! -- 🎭🎒Itinerary: DAY 1: Leaning Tower of Pisa - Pisa Cathedral 📌After checking in at the Leaning Tower of Pisa, we will also visit the historic Pisa Cathedral to enjoy the cultural heritage. DAY 2: Piazza della Signoria - Florence Cathedral - Giotto's Campanile - Basilica of Santa Croce - Piazzale Michelangelo 📌Walk through the bustling square, admire the grandeur of the Florence Cathedral, feel the rhythm of Giotto's Campanile, and the romance of Piazzale Michelangelo. DAY 3: Castel Sant'Angelo - Colosseum - Roman Forum - Arch of Constantine - Trevi Fountain - Piazza di Spagna 📌Walk through the corridors of history, starting at Castel Sant'Angelo, and immerse yourself in the charm of ancient Roman culture. DAY 4: Free time in Rome 📌Like a scene from the movie "Roman Holiday," stroll freely through Rome and enjoy your holiday. DAY 5: Piazza San Marco - St. Mark's Basilica - Bridge of Sighs - Gondola Tour - Rialto Bridge 📌Feel the charm of Venice, from Piazza San Marco to the Rialto Bridge. DAY 6: Lake Garda - Milan Cathedral - La Scala - Piazza del Duomo 📌From Lake Garda to Milan, admire the blend of old and new. DAY 7: Milan - Depart for Shanghai 📌End your trip to Italy, don't forget to bring back lots of memories, see you in Milan. DAY 8: Arrive in Shanghai 🎉Welcome home! We hope this trip brings you endless memories and emotions. -- Tips: 1. Food: The must-try in Italy is their pizza and ice cream, which are just amazing🍕🍦 2. Visa information: This is important, you need to apply for a visa to travel to Italy, we recommend preparing in advance to avoid affecting your trip😊 3. Specialty prices: Local leather goods and Renaissance art are considered specialties, but they are expensive💰 4. Exchange rate between local currency and RMB: The local currency is the euro, and the current exchange rate is around 7 to 8 RMB, so we recommend exchanging a few small red envelopes in advance🎁. -- That's it, the end of our trip to Italy, we hope you have gained something and fallen in love with this country full of rich artistic atmosphere and historical warmth. See you next time!👋🇮🇹

#europetrip I recently returned from an unforgettable trip to Italy, and I’m still in awe of the country’s incredible beauty, history, and culture. My journey began in Rome, where I explored iconic landmarks like the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and, of course, the Vatican. The city is a perfect blend of ancient history and vibrant modern life, with every street offering something new to discover. Next, I ventured to Florence, the heart of the Renaissance. The Uffizi Gallery was a highlight, filled with masterpieces by Botticelli and Michelangelo. I also took time to admire the stunning architecture of the Duomo and enjoy the view from Ponte Vecchio. The trip also took me to the enchanting canals of Venice, where I wandered through narrow streets, rode a gondola, and watched the sun set over the Grand Canal. No trip to Italy would be complete without experiencing the Tuscan countryside, so I spent a few days in a charming villa near Siena, sampling world-class wines and local delicacies.

#cityscape Venice in November offers a quieter, more intimate experience of this iconic city. The summer crowds have dwindled, allowing visitors to explore its canals, piazzas, and historic landmarks at a leisurely pace. Misty mornings and cooler weather lend a romantic, mysterious charm to the city. November often brings the phenomenon of acqua alta (high water), which can flood parts of Venice but also creates captivating reflections in the streets and squares. Museums, churches, and local trattorias are less crowded, providing a more authentic experience. With its serene beauty and off-season appeal, Venice in November is a magical destination for travelers.

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Hey guys, here's the ultimate guide to a four-country tour of Germany, France, Italy, and Switzerland! Enjoy 12 days of fun in Europe and save this guide for later! / A tour of Germany, France, Italy, and Switzerland, crossing the heart of Europe 🌍! From the ancient castles of Germany 🏰, to the romantic streets of France 🌹, to the art palaces of Italy 🎨, and finally the snowy mountains of Switzerland 🏔️, enjoy the European style all the way! / 🎉 Itinerary: D1-D2: Beijing ✈ Brussels 🚌 Paris 🏰. Fly to Brussels and transfer to Paris on the first day, visit the Louvre, and start your French art tour. D3: Paris 💕. Visit the Palace of Versailles and experience the fusion of French history and art. D4-D5: French town 🚌 Interlaken 🚌 Lucerne ✨. Cross Switzerland and arrive at Lucerne, the Paris of the lake, to enjoy the harmony of nature and history. D6-D7: Italian town 🚌 Florence 🚌 Rome 🏛️. Go deep into Italy, explore the source of the Renaissance in Florence, and experience the classical and modern style of Rome. D8: Venice 🚣‍♂️. Visit the water city of Venice and enjoy the treasures and romance of the Renaissance. D9-D10: Verona 🚌 Füssen 🚌 Munich 🍺. Cross Germany and arrive in Munich to experience the urban life and cultural charm of Germany. D11: Berlin ✈ Beijing 🛫. Visit Berlin, the capital of Germany, and experience the fusion of history and modernity, ending your European tour. D12: Beijing 🏠. Arrive in Beijing, end your wonderful journey, and look forward to seeing you next time! / Must-see attractions: 🌟 Bridge of Sighs: A witness to countless sighs, as it guards between two prisons, it is a witness to history. 🏛️ Brandenburg Gate: A neoclassical sandstone building that exudes solemnity and historical charm. / **Notes**: 1️⃣ The temperature in Germany, France, Italy, and Switzerland is moderate in November, but the temperature difference between morning and evening is large, so remember to bring a thick coat 🧥. 2️⃣ Currency exchange rates fluctuate, so it is recommended to check in advance and prepare cash or credit cards 💳. 3️⃣ Be sure to apply for a Schengen visa before traveling, and the country with the longest stay is the visa application country 😊. 4️⃣ Want to buy souvenirs? Find out the price first to avoid being ripped off 🛍️! / The Germany, France, Italy, and Switzerland tour is full of excitement waiting for you to explore! Follow me and start a romantic European tour together, don't miss the good times!

Venice is a city full of magic, captivating with every step. From the moment I set foot in Venice, I was enchanted by the charm of this water city. Riding a gondola, leisurely gliding through the canals, the buildings and bridges on either side reflect on the water, creating a stunning picture. St. Mark's Square is the heart of Venice, with the magnificent St. Mark's Basilica and Campanile leaving visitors in awe. We climbed the Campanile to overlook the breathtaking view of the entire Venice. The cafes in the square offer authentic Italian coffee, making it a delightful place to rest. Strolling through the narrow alleys, every turn brings new surprises. Various exquisite craft shops, fashionable boutiques, and aromatic restaurants make it hard to leave. We tasted local specialties like squid ink risotto, seafood platters, and fresh pasta, all of which were delicious and unforgettable. The short trip to Venice left me longing for more. This city, with its unique water scenery and rich historical culture, has captured my heart. This journey will forever remain in my memory as a beautiful experience.

Embark on a delightful 9-day adventure through the enchanting cities of Turin, Faenza, and Venice in Italy. Each city offers its own unique charm, stunning architecture, and rich cultural experiences, making this trip a memorable exploration of Italy's diverse heritage. Getting There: Travel between these cities is convenient via Italy's efficient train system. High-speed trains connect Turin to Faenza and Venice, allowing for quick and comfortable journeys. 💰Average Price per Person: Italy is known for being budget-friendly. In Turin, you can find accommodation starting at around €50 per night. Meals in local trattorias typically cost between €10-€20. In Faenza, hotel prices are similar, with meals averaging around €15. Venice can be slightly pricier; expect to pay about €70 for hotels and €20 for a meal in a restaurant. Entry fees for attractions vary but are generally affordable, often around €10-€15. 💞Reasons to Recommend: 1. Turin: Known for its elegant architecture and rich history, highlights include the stunning Mole Antonelliana, the Royal Palace of Turin, and the Egyptian Museum, which houses one of the most extensive collections of ancient artifacts outside Egypt. 2. Faenza: Famous for its ceramics, Faenza is home to the International Museum of Ceramics. Stroll through its charming streets lined with colorful pottery shops and enjoy the beautiful Piazza del Popolo. 3. Venice: A city like no other, Venice captivates with its winding canals and historic buildings. Must-see attractions include St. Mark's Basilica, the Doge's Palace, and a gondola ride through the Grand Canal. 😏 Curiosities Turin is known as the birthplace of the famous Italian chocolate drink, Bicerin. Faenza's ceramics date back to the Renaissance and are recognized worldwide for their quality. Venice is built on over 100 small islands connected by canals and bridges, making it a unique destination without cars. 💡 Tips or Advices: In Turin, take advantage of the city's public transport system to explore beyond the city center. In Faenza, visit local artisan workshops to see traditional pottery-making techniques. In Venice, get lost in the backstreets away from tourist crowds for a more authentic experience. Consider purchasing a Venice Card for discounts on attractions and public transport. Finally: A journey through Turin, Faenza, and Venice offers an unforgettable experience filled with history, culture, and culinary delights. With affordable travel options and a wealth of attractions to explore, this trip is perfect for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the beauty of Italy. #europetrip #italy #turin #venice #Faenza #100waysoftravel

🏊 I can't even imagine how much fun it would be to swim here! 🏊 If you have 4–5 days in the Dolomites, don't miss these three beautiful pools. They are located in Alpe di Siusi, Val di Funes, and Dobbiaco. I've put together the details below, so if you're interested, check them out! 1️⃣ Alpe di Siusi - Hike the knife-edge peaks and then head to the highland lakes (p1-p5) 🏨: Sporthotel Sonne 💰: €180–280/person, including two meals 📍: 39040 Kastelruth, Autonomous Province of Bolzano – South Tyrol, Italy 2️⃣: Dobbiaco - Visit the highland lakes and Tre Cime di Lavaredo (p6-p11) 🏨: Romantik Hotel Santer 💰: €150–200/person, including two meals 📍: Kirchweg, 12, 39040 Funes BZ, Italy 3️⃣ Val di Funes - Watch the beautiful sunset in the valley (p12-p16) 🏨: Hotel Tyrol Dolomitesslowliving 💰: €150–200/person, including two meals 📍: Alemagnastr, 4, 39034 Dobbiaco BZ, Italy

It would be a shame if you didn’t try the gondola in Venice🛶 The fee is 80 euros for 30 minutes (about 2,500 Taiwan dollars in Taiwan dollars) I’ll cry for my wallet first! Later, two girls asked us to share the boat, and we spent 30 minutes of magical journey together. The biggest advantage is that we can help each other take pictures, which is much better than taking selfies~ But in the end, we found that we were tricked by the boatman. He told us that if we gave him 100 euros, he would take us to a farther attraction and the time would be extended to 40 minutes. In the end, the time ended earlier than the 30 minutes of 80 euros🤪🤪 Fortunately, the photos are beautiful, and the Vietnamese girl who can speak Mandarin is also very nice. We helped each other take beautiful photos🫶🏻 Travel tips: If you want someone to help take pictures and want to save money, I recommend everyone to try to find tourists of similar age to share the boat! Remember to give priority to Asians😆😆 because their aesthetics in taking photos are similar #globaltravel #coupletravel #venice #gondola

#traveldiaries #100waysoftravel #facts #water #sunset #romance My partner and I visited Venice for one day trip and that was the best spontaneous decision we could have ever made. Originally we were visiting only Verona and had to fly back in the morning, instead we decided to amend our flight for the evening and had enough time to spend on this lovely, romantic island. The views, scenery everything is as you can imagine! Stunning, beautiful and breathtaking. However, the prices ridiculously high. 😂 💞Reasons to Recommend: Because you have to see the island before it sinks!!! Did you know that Venice is sinking? Yup! It has been happening for centuries now and each year the city sinks about one to two millimeters. It will be probably a few more decades, or even centuries before it sinks completely, but isn't it amazing to know that in a few generations the city will be underwater?

#festivaljoy I recently attended the Festival of Venice, and it was absolutely magical! 🎭 The whole city comes alive during the festival, with people dressed in elaborate costumes and masks, turning the streets and canals into a living piece of art. The entrance to the public events is free, but if you want to attend one of the famous masquerade balls, tickets can be pricey—up to €500 or more for the full experience. The atmosphere in St. Mark’s Square was electric, with live performances, music, and incredible photo opportunities. I spent hours wandering through the narrow streets and along the canals, marveling at the craftsmanship of the masks and costumes. After the festival events, I visited iconic spots like the Rialto Bridge and Doge’s Palace, making it a perfect mix of culture and celebration. If you’re in Italy during Carnival season, Venice is a must-see! #VeniceCarnival #FestivalOfVenice #VeniceMagic #MaskParade #CulturalEscape #ExploreVenice

#traveldiaries Venice is a city in northeastern Italy, built on over 100 small islands in a lagoon of the Adriatic Sea. It is famous for its canals, beautiful architecture, and historic sites. The city has no roads—only canals and footpaths. Visitors often take gondola rides through the canals, especially along the Grand Canal, which is lined with grand buildings. Major landmarks include St. Mark's Basilica, the Doge's Palace, and the Rialto Bridge. Venice is a popular tourist destination known for its unique charm and beauty.

《Newbie Must-Read! Detailed Venice Guide, Let's Explore the Dreamy Water City》 Hi, guys! I just got back from Venice, and it was like a dream. Today, I'm going to share my Venice trip with you. This is a super detailed guide that will help you have fun in this water city. I. Destination Introduction Venice, the world-renowned romantic water city! It is located in northeastern Italy and is composed of 118 small islands. It is famous for its unique canals and ancient buildings. The climate here is relatively mild, not too hot in summer, and not particularly cold in winter. But be aware that it often rains in Venice, so it's best to bring an umbrella when you go out. II. Food Recommendations 1. Seafood Risotto: When you come to Venice, you must not miss the seafood risotto. The delicious seafood with rich sauce and rice makes people intoxicated with every bite. The restaurant I went to is called "La Taverna". The environment is super warm and the service is very thoughtful. In addition to seafood risotto, their grilled octopus is also recommended. The taste is very delicious. 2. Italian Ice Cream: There are many flavors of ice cream here, and they are all very strong. My favorite is pistachio and strawberry, which is sweet but not greasy. There are many ice cream shops near St. Mark's Square, you can try any one. 3. Fried Seafood: Various fresh seafood is fried to golden and crispy, and it makes a "crisp" sound with a bite. It is recommended to go to "Trattoria da Fiore". Their fried seafood platter is very good, with shrimp, squid, small fish, etc., and it is simply paired with a glass of refreshing white wine. III. Scenic Spot Introduction 1. St. Mark's Square: This is the heart of Venice, very spectacular. There are famous buildings such as St. Mark's Cathedral and Bell Tower on the square. St. Mark's Cathedral is open for free, but you need to dress appropriately. You can buy tickets to the bell tower. The ticket price is about 10 euros. You can overlook the beautiful scenery of Venice from above. It is recommended to go in the morning or evening, there will be fewer people, and the light is also suitable for taking pictures. 2. Bridge of Sighs: This bridge connects the Governor's Mansion and the prison. It is said that prisoners will sigh when they walk over this bridge, hence the name. The Bridge of Sighs cannot be visited on the bridge, only photos can be taken outside. The best photo spot is by the canal under the bridge, where you can take a panoramic view of the bridge. 3. Gondola Cruise: This is definitely a feature of Venice. Sitting on a gondola and shuttling through the narrow canals, feeling the romance and tranquility of this city. The price is generally around 80 euros for a boat, which can seat 6 people. It is recommended to take a seat in the evening, the lights are on, it is very beautiful. IV. Precautions 1. Safety issues: There are many tourists in Venice, so you need to take care of your belongings, especially in crowded places. Try not to walk alone in remote alleys at night. 2. Local etiquette: When visiting churches and other religious places, you need to dress appropriately and cannot wear shorts, skirts and shoulderless clothes. 3. Language communication: Italians mainly speak Italian, but many people also speak English in tourist attractions and restaurants. However, it is best to learn some simple Italian phrases, which will make your trip smoother. V. Personal Experience Sharing This trip to Venice is really unforgettable for me. My friends and I walked on the ancient streets, feeling the history and culture of this city. We took a gondola, it was really romantic. In St. Mark's Square, we listened to the performance of street artists and enjoyed the sun and the scenery. The food in Venice also made us feast, and every dish was memorable. Guys, if you also want to have a romantic trip, then Venice is definitely your best choice. Hurry up and collect this guide, and take a trip! I believe you will fall in love with this beautiful water city.

#hotelbuffet Travel to Venice, Italy, tried the local hilton buffet breakfast, as it turns out, a five-star hotel, very many choices, smoked salmon sausage eggs these normal things taste online, fruit cheese salad starters those are not Wrong, the salad is there is an oversized of those cheeses that can be put on the salad, which is more surprising, and that the most special thing is that it actually has honeycomb honey to take, eating so many buffets for the first time ,so cute. #100 Ways to Travel #Italy #Venice #Buffet Breakfast #Hotel #hilton

📍 Itinerary Overview Venice is a popular destination to visit all year round but the summer months are hot and extremely crowded (actually crowded is probably an understatement) and normally best avoided at all costs. The rest of the year will still be busy but the crowds will be much more manageable and the temperatures will be a lot cooler. We visited Venice in September and the sunset was amazing. Also, travelling in boat in Venice via canals, will give you romantic experience if travelling as couple. 🏠 Accommodation 1.Campanile Venice Mestre 💡 Tips #venice #sunset #veniceitaly #venicevibes

In Venice, where there is an inch of land and an inch of gold, the scale of the Dagneli Luxury Collection Hotel is quite amazing. It is the largest hotel in Venice, with three side-by-side buildings. Next to the Governor's Mansion is the Lean Building, including the terrace restaurant and guest rooms; the most eye-catching red main building in the middle is the building where the low-key main entrance and the dreamy lobby are located. It is also isolated from the rightmost white guest room building by a waterway, so there is also a gallery bridge built in the air to connect the two buildings, and below the gallery bridge is the hotel's private dock; the movie "Deadly Companion" mentions the hotel in many parts, especially the lobby and its stunning. The hotel is like a private art museum, which can take a lot of time to explore. #100WaysOfTravel

#kayak #100waysoftravel #gondola Venice offers an enchanting view at every turn, with its intricate network of canals and charming gondolas gliding gracefully through the waterways. The city's unique architecture and historic charm create a captivating atmosphere that's perfect for romantic strolls and scenic boat rides. The ubiquitous presence of gondolas adds a timeless touch to the experience, making Venice a truly magical destination for anyone in love with picturesque urban landscapes and rich cultural history.

#traveldiaries There’s no better place for a romantic getaway than Venice, Italy. Glide down the Grand Canal in a traditional gondola while taking in the city’s stunning Renaissance architecture. Venice is a city of charm, with narrow alleyways, quaint bridges, and hidden piazzas waiting to be explored. Visit the iconic St. Mark’s Basilica or just spend hours wandering the picturesque streets. Venice’s magic lies in its beauty and its pace—slowing down is a must. #100WaysofTravel #VeniceGrandCanal #TravelDiaries

Here’s an ultimate guide to Italy with all the best places you should visit. Save this for your next trip! 🌉 Venice: Begin your adventure in Venice, exploring its enchanting canals by gondola. Visit St. Mark’s Square, St. Mark’s Basilica, and the Doge’s Palace. Don’t miss the colorful island of Burano for its charming houses. 🏰 Verona: Head to Verona, the city of Romeo and Juliet. Explore Juliet’s House and the well-preserved Roman Arena. Stroll through Piazza delle Erbe and enjoy the romantic ambiance of this historic city. 🏛️ Florence: Next, travel to Florence. Admire the stunning Duomo and climb to its dome for panoramic views. See Michelangelo’s David at the Accademia Gallery and explore the Uffizi Gallery’s masterpieces. Relax in the Boboli Gardens. 🕍 Rome: Move on to Rome, where ancient history comes alive. Visit the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Vatican City to see St. Peter’s Basilica and the Sistine Chapel. Enjoy the Trevi Fountain and Pantheon. 🏙️ Milan: Finish in Milan, known for its fashion and design. Visit the Milan Cathedral, see The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci, and shop at the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Explore the city’s vibrant art scene and enjoy its cosmopolitan atmosphere. #italytrip #rome #milan #florence #venice #verona #italytravel #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip