Venice Day Trip from Milan by Train: Private Tour
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Overview
Private Tour from Milan: Venice Full Day Tour by Train lets travelers discover the magic of Venice in a single day. This private tour whisks visitors away on a comfortable high-speed train from Milan to Venice. Once in Venice, a friendly private guide leads the way to the city's must-see spots, offering a personal and in-depth look at this famous lagoon city.
Visitors can expect to see iconic places like the Grand Canal, where gondolas glide beneath historic bridges, and St. Mark's Square, the heart of Venice. They'll explore hidden gems like the quiet Campo Santa Margherita and cross the Rialto Bridge. The tour also includes sights like the Campanile di San Giorgio dei Greci, Strada Nova, Bridge of Sighs, Church of San Zaccaria, Ponte dell'Accademia, Squero di San Trovaso, Campo San Pantalon and Piazzale Roma.
This tour includes a train ticket (2nd class), a personal tour guide just for the group, and the Venice visitor fee. It does not include meals, drinks, or transportation to or from the train station in Milan. With a private guide, travelers get a custom experience, making this tour perfect for those who want a deep dive into Venice's history and culture.
Highlights
Quick Train Ride: Travel to Venice from Milan on a fast, comfortable train.
Personal Guide: Enjoy a private tour of Venice with a friendly, knowledgeable guide.
See the Top Spots: Visit famous places like St. Mark's Square and the Rialto Bridge.
Learn Venice's History: Discover the rich history and culture of Venice from your guide.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally loved the private Venice day trip from Milan. They enjoyed the personal guide, convenient train travel, and seeing the best of Venice in one day. Some felt it was a bit rushed and wanted more free time.

Customers enjoyed the personalized attention from the guide.
Travelers appreciated the convenience of the train travel.
Many reviewers loved seeing all the main sights in Venice in a single day.
Customers highlighted the guide's knowledge and friendly demeanor.
Some found the tour a bit rushed.
A few wished for more free time to explore on their own.
The Journey
Grand Canal
Glide along Venice's main artery, the Grand Canal, a breathtaking waterway lined with magnificent Venetian-Gothic palaces. This iconic canal, dividing the city in two, offers an unparalleled perspective on Venice's architectural splendor and vibrant atmosphere. Experience the essence of Venice as you traverse its most famous waterway.
Campanile di San Giorgio dei Greci
Discover the 'leaning clocktower,' Campanile di San Giorgio dei Greci, a unique landmark within Venice's Greek quarter. Completed in 1592 and leaning since its construction, this bell tower stands as a testament to the historical presence of the Greek community in Venice, once a vital hub for sailors and merchants.
Strada Nova
Stroll along Strada Nova, Venice's widest thoroughfare, a 19th-century creation designed to provide rapid pedestrian access between the Rialto Bridge and the railway station. This bustling street offers a glimpse into modern Venetian life amidst the city's historic charm.
Rialto Bridge
Cross the Rialto Bridge, Venice's oldest and most iconic bridge spanning the Grand Canal. Admire its exquisite architecture and immerse yourself in its rich history as the former heart of Venice's bustling economy. Capture unforgettable views and feel the pulse of the city's vibrant past.
St. Mark's Square
Experience the grandeur of St. Mark's Square, the principal public square of Venice, famously described by Napoleon as 'the most beautiful hall in Europe'. Marvel at the surrounding architecture, including St. Mark's Basilica, adorned with stunning gold-ground mosaics depicting biblical scenes and saints. Immerse yourself in the heart of Venetian history and culture.
Bridge of Sighs
Visit the Bridge of Sighs, an iconic Venetian landmark connecting the Doge's Palace to the historic prison. Legend says prisoners sighed as they crossed this bridge, catching their last glimpse of the outside world. Experience the poignant history and captivating beauty of this emblematic monument.
Church of San Zaccaria
Explore the Church of San Zaccaria, a 15th-century former monastic church showcasing a harmonious blend of late-Gothic and Renaissance styles. Admire its impressive facade and delve into the art and history housed within this significant Venetian landmark.
Ponte dell'Accademia
Walk across the Ponte dell'Accademia, one of the four bridges spanning the Grand Canal. Connecting to the Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia, this bridge offers stunning views and convenient access to the art and cultural treasures of the Accademia district.
Squero di San Trovaso
Witness the art of gondola construction at the Squero di San Trovaso, one of Venice's oldest and most renowned squeros (boatyards). Observe skilled artisans crafting and repairing these iconic Venetian vessels, gaining a unique insight into a centuries-old tradition.
Campo San Pantalon
Venture to Campo San Pantalon to discover a thought-provoking mural by Banksy, commonly known as 'the shipwrecked/migrant child'. Reflect on the powerful message conveyed through this poignant street art in a traditional Venetian setting.
Campo Santa Margherita
Experience the lively atmosphere of Campo Santa Margherita, a bustling city square in the Dorsoduro district. This popular gathering spot for students offers a glimpse into contemporary Venetian life, surrounded by the charm of historic buildings and local eateries.
Piazzale Roma
Arrive at Piazzale Roma, the gateway to Venice, accessible by road via the Ponte della Libertà. This square, along with nearby Tronchetto island, serves as the primary transportation hub for motor vehicles, marking the transition from the mainland to the unique car-free environment of Venice's historic center.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes a 2nd class train ticket to Venice, a private guided tour of the city, and the Venice visitor fee. This tour does not include pickup or drop-off in Milan, or any food and drinks during the day. Travelers will meet their guide in Venice after arriving by train.
Hot Tip
Wear comfy shoes because there's a lot of walking, and think about bringing a snack and water so you can save some money.