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Introduction
The Wheelchair Accessible Venice Tour is a unique experience that challenges the belief that Venice is inaccessible to individuals with disabilities. This private tour takes you on a journey through the breathtaking city by steamboat and showcases accessible passages that allow everyone to explore the beauty of Venice. Get ready to be amazed by the stunning architecture, from the iconic San Marco Basilica to the historic Doge's Palace.
What to expect?
During this 4-hour tour, you can expect to visit some of Venice's most famous landmarks. You'll start by meeting your guide at San Marco Vallaresso, where you'll catch the steamboat N1. From there, you'll be taken to the magnificent San Marco Square, surrounded by impressive architecture and filled with charming cafes and restaurants. Next, you'll enter the Doge's Palace, exploring its elegant halls and admiring the works of art by Tintoretto. The tour then takes you to the Basilica di San Marco, a symbol of Venice's grandeur, with its stunning gold mosaics. Finally, you'll have the opportunity to see the famous Ponte dei Sospiri from the outside, as well as the picturesque Ponte di Rialto.
Who is this for?
This tour is specially designed for individuals with disabilities or limited mobility who want to experience the magic of Venice. It is also suitable for anyone who prefers a slower pace and accessible routes. The tour is inclusive and welcoming to all, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the beauty of Venice.
Why book this?
What sets this tour apart is its dedication to inclusivity and accessibility. Venice is often seen as a challenging destination for those with disabilities, but this tour proves that it can be enjoyed by everyone. You'll have the chance to explore the city's highlights without worrying about stairs or narrow streets. With knowledgeable guides and accessible routes, this tour ensures a memorable and stress-free experience for all.
Good to know
It's important to note that the Doge's Palace has lift access to the first and second floors, making it wheelchair-friendly. However, the Ponte dei Sospiri and the new prisons are not accessible due to a narrow passage. Also, don't miss out on the vibrant markets of the Rialto district, where you can indulge in a variety of Venetian delicacies.
Reviews
Travelers who have experienced the Wheelchair Accessible Venice Tour have praised its commitment to inclusivity and its knowledgeable guides. They were impressed with the accessible routes and the opportunity to visit iconic landmarks without limitations. Many expressed gratitude for the chance to explore Venice, which they believed would have been otherwise impossible. Overall, the tour received positive feedback for its unique approach and the unforgettable experiences it provides.
