With a Venice City Pass you only have almost everything on the card at once, but you also have some things that you probably wouldn't have booked individually - this opens up new aspects, especially if you have already visited the city EXTENSIVELY in the past, taken a multi-day vaporetti ticket and "bused" the canals and, above all, walked the countless paths and streets (even if you keep ending up in a dead end (in front of a canal or in one of the many small backyards). This is the only way to get a feel for this city (as in many other old and naturally grown cities that were not designed on the drawing board). And if you also have the Chorus Pass with you, you really can't complain about a lack of culture! Like 15 to 20 years ago, we had a holiday apartment in Oriago again and every day we traveled very comfortably, quietly, cleanly and punctually (NO comparison with Deutsche Bahn!) with Trenitalia to the island and back again in the evening - fortunately just before the special entry regulations for Venice tourists...! Gladly again...
The pass offers many options, you can reserve everything in advance, which makes it easier to use. But you need a plan of what you want to see. Set priorities! The Grand Canal tour and the gondola ride are an absolute must. We enjoyed the three days in Venice and saw an incredible amount.
The pass offers many options, you can reserve everything in advance, which makes it easier to use. But you need a plan of what you want to see. Set priorities! The Grand Canal tour and the gondola ride are an absolute must. We enjoyed the three days in Venice and saw an incredible amount.
The Turbopass gives you entry to a number of attractions without having to queue multiple times. The canal trip and the island tour (Murano, Burano and Torcello) were also exciting. The Da Vinci Museum and the Doge's Palace are particularly interesting.
A real wide choice of activities (and with quality guides). The only downside is having to collect most of the tickets from one place (next to Saint Mark's Square).
All offers could be redeemed easily and on time.
The 7-day turbo pass made it possible to visit the many sights and attractions in Venice in a well-dosed manner and without too much stress on site. The pass was accepted everywhere. The personal highlights were the guided tour of the La Fenice opera house and the boat tour across the Grand Canal - both in small groups. When it was raining, the museums were a welcome - sometimes spontaneous - change. The 7-day ACTV ticket that I had booked could be exchanged without any problems at a ticket counter there. Overall, a very good price/performance ratio compared to prices/offers on site!
The Turbopass for Venice was the perfect addition to our 7-day Venice exploration vacation. Everything worked out great.
Pass pays off very quickly and is very useful. It allowed us to visit most of the sites we wanted to see and not have to worry about buying transport tickets on site. Please note: remember to book visits at the meeting point to avoid running out of places.
Hello team, it was a new and great experience for us. We use this Turbopass/Citypass very often and have made full use of the sights. We will definitely recommend it.
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The area is beautiful, you have to see it.
I was in two minds as to get this pass but I am so glad we did. The purchasing process was so easy and the price was very reasonable.
The amount of money we saved while using this pass was amazing it’s well worth the money.
Everything came in via email but it’s worth printing it off when you receive it. I would definitely use this again.
I recommend the turbopass! I didn't know what to expect and ultimately I'm just delighted! I took the one for Venice and I'm going to take the one for Rome again. We have explanations on the counters and the places to go to collect our entry tickets but for the most part the presentation of the QR code is sufficient, a real pleasure, we save time and the price is quickly paid for by the activities!
The pass gained us entry to all the attractions we were able to fit in and we were also able to have the Canal Boat Trip, Gondola Ride and vists to the islands, all as advertised. We saved around 50 euros each having the pass.
It's actually getting boring, but thanks to the Turbo Pass we can see real highlights in every city we've been to and used your service. thanks for that
It's very important to book public transport - you save a lot if you don't travel by car. It's a big offer that we were only able to use 25 percent of in three days, but we still saved a lot. Absolutely worth it. You have to pick up the two passes at certain sights after receiving the QR code, this ensures you get to know the city really well. Top!
Is absolutely worth the money. There are a few things that are not included and that you definitely shouldn't miss and the voucher system takes a bit of getting used to (but if you can read...) - but you still have enough to do for at least 5 days
The City Pass via turbo-pass was a great idea. Unfortunately you first have to drive to a location to get the free tickets for the individual things. That was a bit tedious... a code for everything would be better or at least a point where you could get everything... otherwise a great idea
You need to read the directions to ensure you have all three parts of the pass that you need - part A for the churches and tours, part B for the Doge’s Palace and museums, and part C for the transportation. The churches in Venice hold so much history, and I was very thankful for part A of the pass which allowed us entrance into almost every church. Venice is very easy to get around, and the vaporettos were fantastic. There was so much to do in our week in Venice and we still didn’t manage to get to everything on the pass.