Madrid (MAD)
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To Venice (VCE)
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To Venice (VCE)
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Valencia (VLC)
To Venice (VCE)
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Bilbao (BIO)
To Venice (VCE)
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Malaga (AGP)
To Venice (VCE)
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Alicante (ALC)
To Venice (VCE)
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Barcelona (BCN)
To Venice (VCE)
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Tenerife (TFN)
To Venice (VCE)
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Gran Canaria (LPA)
To Venice (VCE)
From € 219
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Interesting facts about Venice
Venice is like an independent country with its own unique customs and rules. A cut-off paradise from the rest of the world. Fly to Venice on Air Europa on board one of our modern, reliable planes and experience brilliant customer service and the latest in-flight entertainment. Start your holiday from the moment you step on board and make the most of your trip to glorious Venice!
Venice History
Venice is a city steeped in history. Just walking along the iconic canals you’ll see unbelievable architecture and designs dating back to the early days of settlement in the 5th century. Fondaco dei Turchi is the oldest building in Venice. It dates back to 1225. Originally a palace, this impressive building on the Grand Canal later went on to be nicknamed ‘the Turks’ Inn’ because it was taken over by the Ottoman Turkish population in the 17th century and used as a huge indoor ghetto until 1838.
Venice Points of Interest
- Grand Canal – this is the main canal in the city and significantly larger than the other 176 in Venice. Take a gondola tour to see the intricacies of the canal system and how it works within the city.
- Burano – take a boat ride to the nearby island of Burano. This tiny town is a beautiful, colourful attraction with every house painted a lovely bright colour.
- Palazzo Ducale – you’ll be blown away by the beautiful ceiling paintings and intricate artworks inside this classic Venetian landmark. You can also explore the prisons and dungeons built into the palace.
- Basilica di San Marco – the inside of this striking cathedral has some amazing historical pieces, including Lifesize bronze horse statues that previously sat proudly atop the outer facade, but were moved for preservation in the 1980s. You can climb to the top of the tower and see out across St. Mark’s Square.
- Mark's Square – this is the historic centre of Venice and from here you can see grand marble buildings and detailed architecture.
The Weather in Venice
June, July, August and September are the best months to visit if you prefer a warmer climate. February is the driest month. The rest of the year can be quite cold, and Venice’s placement leaves it open to strong winds, so you’ll need to take warm layers with you and an umbrella in case of rain. If you want to visit this popular tourist attraction at a quieter time, then it’s worth travelling during this period. You’re sure to enjoy this picturesque, unique city, rain or shine!
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Journey 3 steps itinerary
Dive into Venice's artistic treasures, iconic architecture, and master craftsmen. Over three unforgettable days, explore world-famous museums, discover inspiring galleries, and experience traditional Venetian arts in lively workshops.
Delight in Venice's rich food scene with market visits, cicchetti tastings, and outstanding cuisine by the lagoon. Enjoy iconic Venetian dishes, explore the freshest seafood, and take part in an engaging cooking experience over three flavorful days.
Treat yourself to a dreamy three-day escape with private gondola rides, walks along peaceful lanes, and romantic candlelit dinners with views over Venice's enchanting skyline—perfect for a serene and memorable retreat.
ForecastWeather trends
Venice has a temperate climate with cool, damp winters and warm, humid summers. January and February are usually the coldest months, while July and August are the hottest. Rain is spread fairly evenly across the year, with slightly heavier precipitation in autumn and spring. Summers are especially humid and can sometimes feel muggy. In winter and early spring, Venice May occasionally experience fog, adding a distinctive and atmospheric beauty to its famous waterways. Overall, the climate is mild, and temperatures rarely stay below freezing for long. Snow is uncommon, helping preserve the city's charm throughout the year.
Gastronomy Cuisine
Venetian cuisine celebrates the abundance of its lagoon, highlighting fresh seafood, locally grown vegetables, and premium rice. Its flavors, influenced by the region's long trading history, are subtly aromatic and feature ingredients like anchovies, polenta, and various spices. The cooking style focuses on simplicity, letting the genuine flavor of each ingredient stand out. Signature dishes include skillfully prepared risottos and cicchetti, the traditional Venetian small plates or tapas, beloved for their lively and elegant flavors.
Sarde in Saor
Sardines marinated in a sweet-and-sour mixture with onions, pine nuts, and raisins.
Risotto al Nero di Seppia
Creamy risotto made with cuttlefish ink, which gives it a deep black color and a briny taste.
Baccalà Mantecato
Salt cod whipped into a smooth, creamy spread, usually served with polenta or bread.