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.
Venice is a beautiful area and it was nice to have the transportation, the gondola ride, and all the other options available with one pass
A super good deal for Venice. We've seen things that were as good as empty because nobody wanted to pay extra for them. The Scolas in particular are recommended, as are the churches. So much fantastic art. Just great. The "standard" sights are also included and definitely worth a visit. I would also recommend everyone to do the trip to Murano, Burano and Torcello. It's worth it, even if a little more time would have been nice. But the islands are a relaxing respite from the hustle and bustle of Venice.
There is still so much to see that you have to come back
We were in Venice for a long weekend. If you're someone who likes to see all the highlights before heading back home, the Classic Package is definitely worth it! If you don't want to plan a program every morning and afternoon, you might not be better off with a City Pass. In any case, we came out cheaper with the pass than without it - and redeeming it was possible everywhere without any problems.
Simply take your mobile phone or printout at the checkout and let the adventure begin
We lead a photo tour to Venice for Carnival every year and we buy the Turbo Pass for all our participants, including a week of vaporetto transportation. Everyone loves the pass that allows us access to many wonderful, artistic and historical locations. So much to do in a week, and the Turbo pass is a great value!
We used Turbopass for the third time and it made our visit to Venice a lot easier. I recommend
The Venice City Pass was really a positive surprise for us: Many sights could be visited for free - and there were already some highlights, such as the Scuola Grande San Rocco or the gondola ride!
It is really worth buying Venice City Pass. We stayed in Mestre for 5 days and traveled to Venice and back every day, above it we could use vaporetto transport in Venice and islands without any limits. We visited almost every sight included in Venice City Pass offer. There are many nice places in Venice with almost no turists, it was very plesant and we have enjoyed these more than the visit of crowded Doges Palace. Unfortenatelly, we were not able to attend the Grand Canal Tour, we didnt make reservation in advance and all spots were reserved for all 5 days we stayed in Venice.
Really great and experienced many beautiful things. Everything worked smoothly. Along with local transport, we could use vaporettos and all buses on Lido. However, the ships were usually very full and there was a mask requirement (not bad with so many people). Nevertheless, I would do everything exactly the same way again.
Canal Grande Tour was very nice