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Yes, you can definitely take photos during your gondola ride in Venice, Italy! It’s a great way to capture the beautiful scenery and memories of your trip. As for the best tour, it really depends on your personal preferences. A tip from me: You can take terrific photos and videos using Vaporetto line #1 and ride it all the way down to the end of the line (and back maybe). It’s a great budget alternative to the traditional gondola ride, as riding the vaporetto costs only a couple of euros, while a gondola ride costs around 80-100 euros.    mappa_linee_di_navigazione-_aprile_2023_web ..read more

Thanks, since this could be my only time in Venice, i think i can afford both rides and and also take some really good photos of everything ..read more

Hi all, i will be visiting Venice next month (September) and was i wondering what the current cost is to get a Goldola ride. And what tour do you suggest, Grand Canal or some other on the inside Canals? Thanks ..read more

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Also keep in mind there are some places in Venice where photography is not allowed. For example, inside the Doge’s Palace and St Mark’s Basilica photography is not allowed. There are also some churches where photography is not allowed, and there will be a sign saying so, or you can ask an attendant. You’ll find most cathedrals or museums either won’t allow photography in general or won’t allow flash photography. In either case there will be a sign displayed at the entrance signalling which if any are allowed ..read more

This is an old topic, still i would like to provide some more information. St. Mark’s Square (Piazza San Marco): This is Venice’s principal square and one of the most evocative places of the city’s long and rich history. The square is dominated by the impressive St. Mark’s Basilica that was built over a thousand years ago to be the last resting place of the relics of Saint Mark, the city’s patron saint. Campanile Di San Marco: This is a huge red brick belltower with a pointy green roof. It’s one of Venice’s most famous landmarks. Be there on the hour to hear the iconic bells chiming loudly abo ..read more