• Castello - Castello is one of Venice’s most historic and lively districts, offering a delightful mix of genuine Venetian life and rich cultural heritage. Situated to the east of the city center, it houses some of Venice’s most iconic landmarks, including the impressive Arsenale, a historic naval complex that once fueled Venice’s maritime empire. As you wander through Castello’s winding streets, you’ll encounter a blend of stunning architecture, tranquil canals, and hidden squares, or “campi,” where locals gather.

The area also features significant historical sites like the Church of San Giovanni e Paolo, a magnificent Gothic church containing the tombs of several Venetian doges, and the charming Campo Santa Maria Formosa. Away from the bustling tourist crowds, Castello offers a more peaceful and authentic side of Venice, making it ideal for those seeking to explore the true heart of the city. Its combination of history, architecture, and local life ensures a memorable experience for visitors.

• Teatro Malibran - Teatro Malibran is one of Venice’s most historic and elegant opera houses, situated in the heart of the city near the Rialto Bridge. Constructed in the 17th century, it was originally known as the Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo before being renamed in honor of the renowned opera singer Maria Malibran, who performed here in the 19th century. The theater’s exquisite architecture blends Baroque and neoclassical design, with a stunning interior featuring ornate chandeliers, gilded decorations, and plush red velvet seating.

Teatro Malibran has a rich legacy as a cultural hub in Venice, hosting numerous opera, ballet, and classical music performances over the centuries. Today, it remains an important venue for the performing arts, offering visitors a chance to experience Venetian cultural heritage in an unforgettable setting.

• Campo San Lorenzo - Campo San Lorenzo is a peaceful and picturesque square located in the Dorsoduro district of Venice, offering a more tranquil and authentic side of the city. Known for its charming atmosphere, the square is a favorite among locals, providing a perfect spot to enjoy a quiet moment away from the bustling tourist areas. At the center of the campo stands the Church of San Lorenzo, a simple yet elegant structure dating back to the 12th century. The square is lined with traditional Venetian buildings, narrow alleys, and small shops, capturing the essence of everyday life in Venice.

Campo San Lorenzo is a great place to explore on foot, as its location near the Grand Canal allows for easy access to nearby attractions. It’s also a wonderful spot to discover local cafes and restaurants, offering a genuine Venetian experience. Whether you’re strolling through its quiet streets or sitting by the church, Campo San Lorenzo provides an intimate glimpse into the beauty and charm of Venice.

• Cannaregio - Cannaregio is one of the most vibrant and authentic neighborhoods in Venice, offering visitors a glimpse into local life away from the crowds. Located in the northern part of the city, Cannaregio is home to picturesque canals, narrow alleyways, and charming squares, making it a perfect area to explore on foot. The district boasts historic landmarks such as the Jewish Ghetto, the oldest in Europe, where visitors can explore its rich cultural heritage and the synagogues that date back to the 16th century.

Cannaregio is also known for its lively atmosphere, with local markets, traditional Venetian shops, and quaint cafes lining its streets. As you stroll through this district, you’ll pass by beautiful churches, like the Church of Madonna dell’Orto, and picturesque bridges that span the district’s peaceful canals.

• Local guide
• Online support at the time of boarding the tour

• Access to museums or attractions
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Food and drink

Join a captivating 1 hour and 15-minute walking tour that unveils the hidden and enigmatic corners of Venice. Guided by an expert, participants will meander through shadowy alleys and mysterious squares, listening to chilling stories of murder, superstition, and Venetian folklore. Discover parts of Venice that come to life after sunset, including the Castello district, where tales of doges and aristocrats are revealed.

The tour includes a visit to the haunting Malibran Theater, where stories of unrequited love and tragic deaths linger. The adventure continues to Campo San Giovanni and Paolo, and along the eerie Fondamenta Nuova, offering views of a cemetery. Uncover the legend of the unburied child, said to haunt the murky lagoon. The tour concludes in the atmospheric Cannaregio district, leaving participants with an exhilarating sense of Venice’s mysterious and intriguing darker side.

• This tour is not private
• Important notice for last minute bookings (on the same day or from one day to the next): in case of lack of seats the customer will be placed on the day following the booked date.
• “Skip the Line” means that instead of waiting in the normal long queue, the customer enters a fast, priority queue, together with the other customers who have chosen this option
• Please leave a Whatsapp number where you will be contacted by our support once you have booked the tour with us

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.