How much do city tours cost in Venice?

Prices vary widely depending on the type of experience. You'll find budget-friendly options like a short glassblowing demo, mid-range private tours, and premium experiences that include expert guides or hands-on crafting. Many tours offer great value for the quality, and some include special offers.

Which city tours have free cancellation?

Many of our Venice rainy day tours offer free cancellation, including the glassmaking experience, the print workshop, and the Art Biennale guided tours. This gives you flexibility if the weather changes or your plans shift. Look for the 'free cancellation' badge on each activity page to confirm the policy.

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Rainy Day Activities · Venice

Rainy Day City Tours in Venice

Average rating4.7Median price$183

When rain falls on Venice, the city's soul shifts indoors—into centuries-old workshops and world-class galleries. Trade the puddled alleyways for a Glassmaking Experience with Alessandro Boscolo in Murano or a Venice Print Workshop: Craft Your Own Art with Wooden Typography, where you'll learn from local masters and leave with a handmade souvenir.

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Glassmaking Experience with Alessandro Boscolo in Murano

Rating 5.0, 31 reviewsCity tourDuration 1 h 30 min

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Rainy days in Venice are perfect for diving into the city's rich artisan and artistic heritage. You can join hands-on workshops like glassblowing in Murano or printmaking, or explore world-renowned collections like the Peggy Guggenheim with a private art historian.