Travel Venice without getting overcharged
Transparent price info for taxis, food, attractions, SIM cards, and common tourist scams.
Venice is a one-of-a-kind city built on water, its 118 small islands linked by more than 400 bridges. There are no cars here — only gondolas and vaporetto water buses — and that singular way of getting around pairs perfectly with landmarks like St. Mark's Square and the Rialto Bridge. The city is equally famous for the elaborate masked festivities of Carnevale, held every February.
Travel Essentials
💱 Exchange Rate
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🌤️ Weather
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19°CPartly cloudy · Venice
🔌 Voltage Guide
Voltage230V
Frequency50Hz
Plug typeType C, L
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🚄 Train/Bus Booking
🚕Taxi FareEstimate fare & time between subway stations🍜Fair Food PricesStreet food vs. restaurant vs. fine dining prices🏯Nearby AttractionsAdmission fees for attractions near any subway station📶Airport SIM PricesCompare SIM & eSIM prices by vendor and duration🛡️Common Tourist ScamsScam patterns foreigners often run into, and how to avoid them🎁Must-Buy SouvenirsReal product names, brands, prices, and where to buy them🎥Famous Neighborhoods & SpotsReal YouTube videos of the city's must-see neighborhoods🚇Subway MapSee every line and station on one map🎟️Attraction & Museum Ticket PricesTicket prices and official booking sites for the city's major attractions and museums, plus city-pass and free-entry tips