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Venice.

Flight from TLV

3h 39m

Best season

אפר–אוק

Avg temp

18°

Currency

€ EUR · 1=₪3.52

Time zone

שעה אחת פחות מת״א

Language

איטלקית

Plug

C / F / L · 230V

Visa

אין צורך בוויזה לישראלים לשהייה קצרה של עד 90 יום במרחב שנגן, בכפוף לתנאי הכניסה העדכניים

Safety

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Overview

🇮🇹Venice

🇮🇹Italy

Venice is an incomparable romantic city break, where palaces rise from the water, narrow lanes open onto hidden squares, and gondolas glide between Rialto Bridge and Piazza San Marco. Israeli travelers come for a long weekend of art, shopping, aperitivo and lagoon views, often adding a boat trip to Murano and colorful Burano. Spring and early autumn are especially pleasant, while July and August remain highly popular despite the heat and crowds.

Where to stay

Where to stay in Venice

Each area and who it suits best.

San Marco

Great for: Couples and first-time visitors

Step outside your hotel into St. Mark's Square, the Doge's Palace and iconic canals, with higher prices and heavier crowds as the trade-off.

Cannaregio and the Jewish Ghetto

Great for: Kosher travelers, families and visitors seeking a more local atmosphere

A welcoming district of quiet canals and local cafés, with Chabad, synagogues and kosher options around the historic Jewish Ghetto.

Dorsoduro

Great for: Couples, younger travelers, art lovers and evening crowds

Galleries by day, wine and cicchetti around Campo Santa Margherita by night, with less of a tourist-theme-park feel.

Castello

Great for: Couples, families and travelers seeking quiet

Close to San Marco and the Biennale Gardens, yet its eastern streets feel calmer, greener and more residential.

Lido di Venezia

Great for: Families, summer visitors and beach seekers

A relaxed island with an Adriatic beach, bicycles and roomier hotels, a vaporetto ride from central Venice.

Year-round weather

Year-round weather in Venice

Temperature averages

Real climate data

ינו

8°

2°

Cool

פבר

10°

3°

Cool

מרץ

14°

6°

Cool

peak

אפר

17°

9°

Recommended

peak

מאי

21°

14°

Recommended

peak

יונ

27°

19°

Excellent

יול

29°

20°

Excellent

אוג

29°

20°

Excellent

peak

ספט

25°

17°

Excellent

peak

אוק

19°

12°

Recommended

נוב

13°

5°

Cool

דצמ

9°

2°

Cool

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Most pleasant weather: יונ · יול · אוג · ספט

Peak season for Israelis (when everyone goes): אפר · מאי · יונ · ספט · אוק

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Things to do

Things to do in Venice

Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 14:00–17:15
  • יום שני: 9:30–17:15
  • יום שלישי: 9:30–17:15
  • יום רביעי: 9:30–17:15
  • יום חמישי: 9:30–17:15
  • יום שישי: 9:30–17:15
  • יום שבת: 9:30–17:15
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 9:00–19:00
  • יום שני: 9:00–19:00
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–19:00
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–19:00
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–19:00
  • יום שישי: 9:00–23:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–23:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 9:30–20:45
  • יום שני: 9:30–20:45
  • יום שלישי: 9:30–20:45
  • יום רביעי: 9:30–20:45
  • יום חמישי: 9:30–20:45
  • יום שישי: 9:30–20:45
  • יום שבת: 9:30–20:45
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 10:00–18:00
  • יום שני: 10:00–18:00
  • יום שלישי: סגור
  • יום רביעי: 10:00–18:00
  • יום חמישי: 10:00–18:00
  • יום שישי: 10:00–18:00
  • יום שבת: 10:00–18:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 12:00–22:00
  • יום שני: 12:00–22:00
  • יום שלישי: 12:00–22:00
  • יום רביעי: 12:00–22:00
  • יום חמישי: 12:00–22:00
  • יום שישי: 12:00–15:00
  • יום שבת: סגור
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 11:30–23:00
  • יום שני: 11:30–23:00
  • יום שלישי: 11:30–23:00
  • יום רביעי: 11:30–23:00
  • יום חמישי: 11:30–23:00
  • יום שישי: 11:30–15:00
  • יום שבת: 19:30–23:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 11:30–15:00, 18:00–23:00
  • יום שני: 11:30–15:00, 18:00–23:00
  • יום שלישי: 11:30–15:00, 18:00–23:00
  • יום רביעי: 11:30–15:00, 18:00–23:00
  • יום חמישי: 11:30–15:00, 18:00–23:00
  • יום שישי: 11:30–15:00, 18:00–23:00
  • יום שבת: 11:30–15:00, 18:00–23:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 11:00–0:00
  • יום שני: 11:00–0:00
  • יום שלישי: 11:00–0:00
  • יום רביעי: 11:00–0:00
  • יום חמישי: 11:00–0:00
  • יום שישי: 11:00–0:00
  • יום שבת: 11:00–0:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 12:00–18:00
  • יום שני: 12:00–18:00
  • יום שלישי: 12:00–18:00
  • יום רביעי: 12:00–18:00
  • יום חמישי: 12:00–18:00
  • יום שישי: 12:00–18:00
  • יום שבת: 12:00–18:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 7:30–17:00
  • יום שני: 7:30–17:00
  • יום שלישי: 7:30–17:00
  • יום רביעי: 7:30–17:00
  • יום חמישי: 7:30–17:00
  • יום שישי: 7:30–17:00
  • יום שבת: 7:30–17:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 20:00–5:00
  • יום שני: סגור
  • יום שלישי: סגור
  • יום רביעי: סגור
  • יום חמישי: סגור
  • יום שישי: 20:00–5:00
  • יום שבת: 20:00–5:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 16:00–1:00
  • יום שני: 16:00–1:00
  • יום שלישי: 16:00–1:00
  • יום רביעי: 16:00–1:00
  • יום חמישי: 16:00–1:00
  • יום שישי: 16:00–1:00
  • יום שבת: 16:00–1:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 11:00–2:00
  • יום שני: 11:00–2:00
  • יום שלישי: 11:00–2:00
  • יום רביעי: 11:00–2:00
  • יום חמישי: 11:00–2:00
  • יום שישי: 11:00–2:00
  • יום שבת: 11:00–2:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 18:00–0:00
  • יום שני: 18:00–1:00
  • יום שלישי: 18:00–1:00
  • יום רביעי: 18:00–1:00
  • יום חמישי: 18:00–1:00
  • יום שישי: 18:00–1:00
  • יום שבת: 18:00–1:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 20:30–3:00
  • יום שני: סגור
  • יום שלישי: סגור
  • יום רביעי: סגור
  • יום חמישי: סגור
  • יום שישי: 20:30–3:00
  • יום שבת: 20:30–3:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 10:00–21:00
  • יום שני: 9:00–21:00
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–21:00
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–21:00
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–21:00
  • יום שישי: 9:00–21:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–21:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 10:00–20:00
  • יום שני: 10:00–20:00
  • יום שלישי: 10:00–20:00
  • יום רביעי: 10:00–20:00
  • יום חמישי: 10:00–20:00
  • יום שישי: 10:00–20:00
  • יום שבת: 10:00–20:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 10:00–19:00
  • יום שני: 10:00–19:00
  • יום שלישי: 10:00–19:00
  • יום רביעי: 10:00–19:00
  • יום חמישי: 10:00–19:00
  • יום שישי: 10:00–19:00
  • יום שבת: 10:00–19:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 10:30–19:30
  • יום שני: 10:00–19:30
  • יום שלישי: 10:00–19:30
  • יום רביעי: 10:00–19:30
  • יום חמישי: 10:00–19:30
  • יום שישי: 10:00–19:30
  • יום שבת: 10:00–19:30
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 10:15–19:00
  • יום שני: 10:15–19:00
  • יום שלישי: 10:15–19:00
  • יום רביעי: 10:15–19:00
  • יום חמישי: 10:15–19:00
  • יום שישי: 10:15–19:00
  • יום שבת: 10:15–19:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: סגור
  • יום שני: 9:00–19:00
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–19:00
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–19:00
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–19:00
  • יום שישי: 9:00–19:00
  • יום שבת: 10:30–18:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: סגור
  • יום שני: 7:30–15:00
  • יום שלישי: 7:30–15:00
  • יום רביעי: 7:30–15:00
  • יום חמישי: 7:30–15:00
  • יום שישי: 7:30–15:00
  • יום שבת: 7:30–15:00

On the map

Venice on one map

Every spot travelers love — tap a pin for photos, opening hours, navigation and booking.

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Suggested plan

A perfect Venice itinerary

Day by day, so you can picture the whole trip.

  1. 1

    Day 1

    San Marco and the Grand Canal

    Start early in St. Mark's Square, visit the basilica and Doge's Palace, and cross through the Bridge of Sighs. In the afternoon, ride vaporetto line 1 along the Grand Canal to Rialto, then explore the lanes as day-trippers begin to leave.

  2. 2

    Day 2

    Dorsoduro and Venetian art

    Cross the Accademia Bridge and choose between the Gallerie dell'Accademia and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, then continue to Santa Maria della Salute and the Zattere waterfront. Finish at Campo Santa Margherita, a lively but relaxed evening hub with bars and restaurants.

  3. 3

    Day 3

    Murano, Burano and Torcello

    Head to Murano in the morning for a glassblowing demonstration and the Glass Museum, then continue to Burano for its brightly colored houses and local lace. If time allows, stop on quiet Torcello and visit the Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta before returning to the city.

  4. 4

    Day 4

    The Ghetto, Cannaregio and Castello

    Spend the morning in the Jewish Ghetto, exploring its squares and taking a pre-booked tour of the historic synagogues, with a Chabad or kosher restaurant stop timed to opening hours. In the afternoon, walk along Fondamenta della Misericordia, continue into Castello and the Arsenale, and visit the Giardini if the Biennale is running.

  5. 5

    Day 5

    The Lido or slow Venice

    In summer, take a boat to the Lido, rent bicycles and spend a few hours at an organized beach; the sea is a pleasant bonus rather than Venice's main attraction. In cooler seasons, choose Rialto Market, a pre-booked view from Fondaco dei Tedeschi, and a short gondola ride near sunset.

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How much does Venice cost?

Real ILS price ranges, so you know what to expect.

Round-trip flight from TLV

₪700-1,800 (summer: ₪2,400+)

Mid-range hotel nightly

₪650-1,250 (double room)

Restaurant meal

₪75-150

Local beer

₪20-32

Coffee

₪6-16

Short taxi ride

₪50-90 (on land)

Rental car daily

₪160-320 (parking excluded)

Daily budget per person

₪500-900 (sharing a room)

Good to know

Good to know before Venice

Getting around

From the airport

From Marco Polo Airport, the ATVO bus or route 5 reaches Piazzale Roma in about 20 minutes for roughly ₪40, followed by a walk or vaporetto ride. Alilaguna boats serve areas such as Rialto, San Marco and the Lido in about 45-90 minutes for approximately ₪65-75; a private water taxi is faster and easier with luggage but typically costs ₪480-650 per boat.

Need a car?

No. The historic center has no roads, so travel is on foot or by boat; a car will sit in an expensive garage at Piazzale Roma or Tronchetto. Rent one only when leaving Venice for the Dolomites, Lake Garda or Veneto's wine country.

Rent a car in Venice

Tips

If you expect to take several boat rides, a 24, 48 or 72-hour vaporetto pass is better value than single tickets. Do not rely only on the fastest map route: bridges, steps and dead-end lanes make luggage transfers slow, so choose a hotel close to a vaporetto stop.

Kosher & Jewish

Chabad / community

Yes. Chabad of Venice is located in Campo del Ghetto Nuovo in Cannaregio, at the heart of the Jewish Ghetto, and offers prayers, pre-arranged Shabbat and holiday meals, and traveler services. The historic synagogues and Jewish Museum are also nearby; check prayer times, meal registration and security procedures before Shabbat.

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Kosher food

Kosher options are concentrated almost entirely in the Jewish Ghetto, including Gam Gam restaurant and kosher baked goods or groceries in the area, though hours can change and may be limited. Kosher-observant Israelis usually stay in Cannaregio, reserve Shabbat meals in advance and stock up at kosher shops; elsewhere, rely on fruit, vegetables and sealed certified products, and do not assume a vegetarian restaurant is kosher.

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Currency & rates

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Currency & rates

Quick conversion at today's rate

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You get

351.8

ILS

1 EUR

3.52

100 EUR

351.8

1,000 EUR

3,518

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Visa & documents

Visa & documents for Venice 🇮🇹

What you need before you fly

  • אין צורך בוויזה לישראלים לשהייה קצרה של עד 90 יום במרחב שנגן, בכפוף לתנאי הכניסה העדכניים
  • Passport valid 6 months
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Local tips

Good to know about Venice

  • 🚤If you plan to take at least three vaporetto rides a day, a 24- or 48-hour transport pass is usually better value than individual tickets, but remember to validate it before every boarding.
  • ✈️From Marco Polo Airport, a bus to Piazzale Roma costs roughly ₪40–50 and is the practical choice for most couples, while a private water taxi can reach about ₪500–700.
  • 🛏️For a quieter stay with easy access to restaurants and vaporetti, choose Cannaregio or Dorsoduro rather than the immediate San Marco area, where prices are higher and crowds linger most of the day.
  • Reserve timed entry for St. Mark’s Basilica and the Doge’s Palace, and in summer arrive before 9:00 or after 16:00 to avoid the heaviest day-trip crowds.
  • ✡️For Shabbat and kosher dining, stay within walking distance of the Jewish Ghetto in Cannaregio, and confirm opening times and reserve Chabad meals in advance because places fill up.
  • 🌊Between October and March, check the acqua alta forecast each morning, and do not assume disposable plastic overshoes will be enough if a significant high tide is expected.

מאיה רוזן

Senior agent · Greece for 12 years

4.9

"Venice always makes me slow down: stepping out of a narrow alley onto a shimmering canal, hearing a gondolier singing in the distance, and realizing there is not a single car around. Israelis fall for it in the evening, when the crowds leave Piazza San Marco and the city becomes mysterious and romantic again."

Loves

I love taking Israelis through Cannaregio at sunset, along Fondamenta della Misericordia and into the historic Jewish Ghetto. It is a quieter, more authentic side of Venice, where you will also find Chabad and kosher restaurants such as Gam Gam.

Skip

I do not recommend sitting down for a meal in Piazza San Marco without checking prices first, as music and service surcharges can turn a simple coffee into a surprisingly expensive bill.

Boutique pick

I would begin the day with an early vaporetto ride along the Grand Canal, continue to the Doge’s Palace and the quiet lanes of Castello, and pause for lagoon views from Riva degli Schiavoni. Toward evening, we would head to the Jewish Ghetto, wander through Cannaregio, and finish with a kosher dinner by the water.

Client stories

What returning travelers say about Venice

"We took a quiet gondola ride through Dorsoduro, crossed the Accademia Bridge at sunset and finished a perfect couples’ evening beside the Grand Canal."

Noa and Ido

Romantic couples’ weekend

"The kids loved the glassblowing in Murano, the boat ride to Burano’s colorful houses and the pigeons in St Mark’s Square, without a single bored moment."

The Cohen Family

Family vacation in Italy

"We started at the Biennale, learned to row a traditional boat with Row Venice and ended with an intimate show at Venice Jazz Club."

Maya, Rotem and Daniel

Friends’ culture and fun escape

FAQ

Common questions about Venice

Do Israelis need a visa for Venice?

Israelis can visit Venice visa-free for up to 90 days in any 180-day period, subject to Schengen rules and checking whether ETIAS is required before departure.

When is the best time to fly to Venice?

The best periods for Venice are April through June and September through October, when the weather is pleasant and crowds are lighter than in July and August.

How many days do you need in Venice?

Three full days in Venice cover St Mark’s Square, the Doge’s Palace, Rialto and the Jewish Ghetto, while a fourth day is ideal for Murano and Burano.

Are there direct flights from Tel Aviv to Venice and how long is the flight?

When seasonal nonstop service operates, the flight from Tel Aviv to Venice takes about four hours, with Marco Polo Airport linked to the city by Alilaguna boat and buses to Piazzale Roma.

How do you get around Venice without a car?

In Venice you walk and use ACTV vaporetti, with a one-day or multi-day pass offering good value for trips to Lido, Murano and Burano.

How much does a vacation in Venice cost?

For a comfortable Venice vacation, budget about ₪700 to ₪1,400 per person per day sharing a double room, including a mid-range hotel, food, transport and attractions but excluding flights.

Is Venice safe, and what is there to do at night?

Venice is relatively safe after dark, though pickpockets target Rialto and St Mark’s, while evening options include drinks in Cannaregio, a show at Venice Jazz Club or a nighttime vaporetto ride.

Is Venice suitable for families and couples, and does it have a beach and kosher food?

Venice suits couples and families with the Doge’s Palace, Murano glass workshops and Lido beach, while the Jewish Ghetto offers kosher food at Gam Gam and pre-booked Shabbat meals.

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