- Campo San Samuele - Located in the Sestiere of San Marco, this charming square exudes a timeless elegance and tranquility. Lined with historic buildings adorned with elegant facades, it offers a glimpse into the rich heritage of Giacomo Casanova.
- Teatro La Fenice - Teatro La Fenice, which translates to “The Phoenix Theatre,” is a renowned opera house located in Venice, Italy. This historic theater has a rich and illustrious past, having been originally constructed in the late 18th century, and subsequently rebuilt after fires in 1836 and 1996. Its name, “La Fenice,” meaning “The Phoenix,” symbolizes its resilience and ability to rise from the ashes.
The architecture of Teatro La Fenice is an exquisite example of neoclassical style, adorned with ornate decorations and elegant features both inside and out. Its opulent interior boasts lavish balconies, intricate frescoes, and a stunning chandelier, creating a majestic ambiance for performances. The admission price is around 12€.
- Piazza San Marco - San Marco Square, or Piazza San Marco, is the principal public square of Venice, Italy, and a vibrant hub of cultural and social activity. Surrounded by historic buildings, it is often referred to as the “drawing room of Europe.” The centerpiece of the square is the magnificent St. Mark’s Basilica, a stunning example of Byzantine architecture adorned with intricate mosaics and sculptures. Adjacent to the basilica is the imposing Campanile, a bell tower offering panoramic views of the city. The square is also home to the iconic Doge’s Palace, once the seat of Venetian government, with its elegant Venetian Gothic facade. Lined with cafes, shops, and galleries, San Marco Square is alive with tourists, locals, and pigeons, making it a lively and unforgettable destination.
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Doge’s Palace - The Piombi Prisons, located within the Palazzo Ducale (Doge’s Palace) in Venice, Italy, are infamous for their historical significance and their connection to the oppressive justice system of the Venetian Republic. The name “Piombi” translates to “leads,” referring to the heavy lead roofs of the prison cells. These prisons were situated in the attic of the palace, hence the name “Piombi.”
When standing in Piazza San Marco, facing the Doge’s Palace with the St. Mark’s Basin behind you, turn right. Proceed across the Bridge, where you’ll catch sight of the Bridge of Sighs. Then, shift your gaze to the left, where you’ll find the entrance to the Palazzo delle Prigioni. Access to the Prisons is granted solely through the purchase of a ticket, priced between 10 to 20 €, depending on the selected option. - Museo di Palazzo Grimani - The Grimani Museum in Venice is a cultural gem nestled within the heart of the city. Housed in the historic Palazzo Grimani, this museum showcases a diverse collection of art and artifacts, spanning various periods and styles. Visitors are treated to a captivating journey through Venetian history and culture, with highlights including Renaissance paintings, classical sculptures, and decorative arts. The museum’s elegant architecture provides a fitting backdrop for its treasures, offering visitors a truly immersive experience in one of Venice’s most esteemed cultural institutions. Access to the Grimani Museum in Venice is granted exclusively through the purchase of a ticket, priced at 14€ per person.
- Ponte di Rialto - The Rialto Bridge, spanning the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy, is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Completed in 1591, it’s renowned for its elegant arched design and historical significance. The bridge connects the districts of San Marco and San Polo and is lined with shops selling jewelry, souvenirs, and local delicacies. With its picturesque views of the bustling canal and surrounding Venetian architecture, the Rialto Bridge is not only a crucial pedestrian thoroughfare but also a beloved symbol of Venice’s rich cultural heritage.
- Customised Itinerary Route with GPS
- Enriching Audio Information at every stop
- Online Digital Map for Smartphone
- Exclusive access link and passcode for Smartphone Audio-Guide (English only)
- Headphones/Any device
- Live guide
- Offline download/access
- Optional Entry tickets for attractions (estimated 10-30€)
Indulge in an unparalleled exploration of Venice with our exclusive self-guided audio tour, narrating the extraordinary life of Giacomo Casanova. Using your smartphone as a guide, seamlessly blend art and history as you wander through Venice’s enchanting streets. As you walk, unlock the story of Casanova, during the zenith of the Italian Settecento, when the town was at its peak of expansion in the Mediterranean landscape.
You will start from a secluded starting point, and after, you’ll retrace history by following the marked path on our curated digital map.
Pass by iconic locales connected to the legacy of Casanova
(Note: Entrance is optional, choose to enter at your expenses)
The distance between stops is a delightful 5 to 10 minutes stroll, creating an ideal full-day exploration for enthusiasts keen on visiting every location, with each site requiring 5 to 30 minutes.
- Entrance to suggested places is recommended for an optimal experience but not mandatory nor included.
- This audio guide requires internet access; remember to check you have enough mobile data before you start.
- For those planning to visit the mentioned places, it is advisable to verify separately the opening hours and ticket availability beforehand
- Completion time is variable, depending on the walking pace and stops taken.
- IMPORTANT: to access the tour use the URL LINK and PASSCODE provided in the voucher email.
- The tour is self-guided, allowing you to start and pause independently.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
