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What is the best time of year to travel to Venice Italy?

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The best time of the year to travel to Venice is December and January. This is what the Venetians told us the last time we went because of being less crowded.

What type of climate does Venice Italy have?

Venice is cold in winter and very hot in summer. Infact in summer the temperature is about 80,6 °F but the heat you feel is much more because of the humidity.

What is the worst period to visit Venice Italy?

Venice is very busy all the year, anyway the busiest period is between March and June and then September and October.

The summer time is probably the worst period to visit Venice because of the very hot weather.

Best time of year to visit Venice Italy

The best time of the year to visit Venice is when the city is not too busy. Venice infact is busy any time of the year but some periods it’s bearable.

It’s good to go for example in January. In this period the city is enjoyable for both residents and vistors. There is less stress for you while visiting and for the Venetians that are kinder with the tourists.

You can see here a few pictures of Venice in January.

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If you go to Murano for example glass makers will be happier to show you how the glass is made. When shops are too crowded they can’t care well for all customers.

In December and January Venice is cold but if you wear a coat or a jacket you’ll be fine.

2 Days in Venice: best things to do in Venice in 2 days

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2 Days in Venice: things to do in Venice in 2 days – If you stay 2 days in Venice in your first day you can visit the city and you can spend your second day in Burano and Murano.

2 Days in Venice: Day 1

On your first day you can visit Venice and the two most important areas:

  1. San Marco Square
  2. Rialto Bridge

To know more about what to do in Venice on your first day, read the following post: What should I do on my first day in Venice?

2 Days in Venice: Day 2

After going around Venice in your first day, your second day should be dedicated to visit Burano and Murano. Do you remember I suggested you buy the boat “Vaporetto” ticket for the number of days you stay in Venice?

That’s the time you can fully use your boat ticket. The ride for Murano is included in your ticket. We took the boat for Burano from the following stop: F.te Nove.

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Boat for Murano

You should walk to get to your stop because you can discover Venice and see different things you didn’t plan to visit. For example, we saw the ambulances on the water when they usually are on the road!

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Or a very nice square…

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Burano island Venice

You have now arrived in Burano. Burano is famous for lace. Here you can find many shops where they sell handmade lace.

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Burano is beautifull. In Burano, all houses have different colors. The reasons why the houses are so colorful it’s to be searched in their origins. Burano is, in fact, an island of fishermen who could easily find their houses in the fog thanks to these colors.

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In Burano, go to see the bell tower. It’s slanting. Another tower of Pisa?

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Murano

Murano is very famous for its glass-making art. The best thing to do in Murano is to go to a shop, ask them to show you how the making glass and then go shopping!

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