Visiting Venice, Italy
A unique floating city built on canals, renowned for its romantic waterways and Byzantine architecture.
Venice is in Italy, a Schengen Area member. Entry requirements depend on your nationality — check the details below.
Getting to Venice
Venice is served by 2 airport(s). It is a popular entry point for travelers visiting Italy.
Getting Around
Vaporetto (water bus), Water taxi, Gondola, Walking, People Mover (automated guideway)
Highlights
St. Mark's Basilica, Doge's Palace, Grand Canal, Rialto Bridge, Murano and Burano islands, Bridge of Sighs
Entry Requirements for Italy
- EU/EEA citizens Travel freely with passport or national ID. No visa or ETIAS needed.
- Visa-exempt nationals (US, UK, Canada, and others) No visa needed for stays up to 90 days. ETIAS required from Q4 2026 (€20).
- Visa-required nationals Schengen Visa required (€80). Apply at embassy of your main destination.
Stay Connected in Venice
Skip the roaming charges and avoid searching for a local SIM card. Set up a Saily eSIM before your flight — activate in seconds from your phone. Plans start at $1.99.
- Works across all Schengen countries
- No physical SIM card needed
- Activate instantly from your phone
Visiting Venice — FAQs
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Prepare for Your Trip to Venice
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