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A private water-taxi cruise down the Grand Canal, finishing with a private Murano glass workshop tour.
Travel the stylish way in a comfortable private water taxi at one flat rate for groups of up to 10, admiring the Rialto Bridge and secret gardens before a private workshop tour in Murano.
A private water-taxi tour of the Grand Canal, taking in ancient palaces, secret gardens, and the Rialto Bridge, finishing on Murano island with a private tour of a historic glassmaking workshop.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Hotel pickup included, then travel by private water taxi.
One flat rate for groups of up to 10 — no per-person pricing surprises.
A private tour of a working glass factory.
Your guide walks you back to a convenient point near your hotel.
Travel the stylish way in a comfortable private water taxi at one flat rate for groups of up to 10, admiring the Rialto Bridge and secret gardens before a private workshop tour in Murano. A private water-taxi tour of the Grand Canal, taking in ancient palaces, secret gardens, and the Rialto Bridge, finishing on Murano island with a private tour of a historic glassmaking workshop.
The Grand Canal curves through Venice in a long reverse-S, roughly 3.8 kilometers from one end to the other, lined by more than 170 palaces that span six centuries of the city's architecture — Gothic, Byzantine-influenced, Renaissance, and Baroque facades sitting side by side along the same stretch of water. Taking it in from a private water taxi, rather than a crowded public stop, gives you room to actually look rather than just pass through.
The Rialto Bridge, which the route passes beneath, is itself a feat of engineering most people walk straight over without a second thought. The current stone version was built between 1588 and 1591 by Antonio da Ponte, whose single 28-meter arch was considered so risky at the time that rival architects publicly predicted it would collapse. It didn't — the bridge still rests on more than 6,000 wooden piles driven into the lagoon bed.
The day finishes on Murano, where a private tour of a working glassmaking workshop — a tradition on the island dating back more than seven centuries — gives you a close look at a craft that's been central to Venice's identity for just as long.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
