Basically the offer is good, but it was very complicated because you could only have the Turbopass issued in certain places - and then only one thing - for example a museum. This meant that you had to move around the city, which is not so easy as a tourist. Then you couldn't see important things, which had to be paid for. We couldn't visit the clock tower because it wasn't open. To do this, we would have had to inquire and make a reservation somewhere else.......which was also further away. Maybe Venice should think about having another tourism information center right near St. Mark's Square so that there is a point of contact for passport redemption, that would simplify things. Because of the vaporetto strike and the marathon, we couldn't go everywhere either. Basically it's good that the pass is valid for six months, so you might have the pleasure of working through it again ;-) The trip to the island was also nice, but the time for Murano or Burano was far too short - if you really If you want to enjoy something or just look at it and shop in peace, this takes more time! But I also recommend the pass to my friends and acquaintances, because the vaporetto rides are really good, and you can also visit Murano with a little more time! Overall we were very satisfied and will come back ;-))
Bring lots and lots of time to visit!
Overall, the Turbo Pass for Venice is worth it. What is negative, however, is that the attractions cannot be reserved online. This is certainly the case in other cities, so better planning is possible. In Venice, reservations can only be made on site. Contrary to what was stated, we were also unable to book some of the particularly popular attractions in Venice for the next day. Luckily we were in Venice for 4 days, so we didn't have to miss out on anything. However, with a shorter stay we would not have been able to take part in the opera tour or the Grand Canal Tour.
We went on a lot of museums and almost all tours with the pass. Saved a lot of time and also a lot of money. If we had paid for everything individually it would have been much more expensive.
Good orientation for an unfamiliar city. Price savings ok. Unfortunately, not all of the sights listed have actually already been paid for. And queuing is not impossible everywhere
We recommend! In the fast lane for sightseeing. Unfortunately, Venice is overcrowded even in the early season
The pass is great, you don't have to wait in line anywhere, you can go straight to the cash register and show this ticket. We saved a lot of time, especially at sights. The ticket for the public taxis was also more than useful. The ticket machines on site usually have long queues and are not particularly easy to understand. Once you have the ticket, it's just one hop on and off without any problems. Everyone knows the City Pass and immediately knows what to do, which is very pleasant. Thank you and we look forward to seeing you again in the next city.
It was a bit awkward in the Doge's Palace, since the lady at the ticket counter obviously didn't know the turbo pass. Admission to all other sights was easy. Just show the phone with the saved pass, scan and then we got the cards.
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According to the pass package, the vouchers could be redeemed at all facilities without any problems. Most of the time, the institutions were given the QR code that they scanned. It's a shame that entry to St. Mark's Basilica and the tower on St. Mark's Square are not included in the package. Otherwise I would have loved to give all 6 stars.
Unfortunately, the office in Venice no longer exists and the address where it moved was not known to anyone, including the locals. Unfortunately, not all advantages can be used with the pass as described. The churches all have to be paid extra. Otherwise, the pass is worth it alone if you want to take the public one more often. The gondola ride was very short but still great. The other sights (Doge's Palace, St. Mark's Basilica) are also highly recommended. The island tour was also an experience.
the pass gives you access to many promotions and you can also save a bit of money. But the combination with airport transfer is not optional and only from Marco Polo.
For us, the pass covered pretty much everything that you can see on a long weekend, even with a child. So the pass gave us the program - very practical. We liked it very much
The ticket pass issue could be improved, it is very difficult to find.
We had the starter pass with local traffic. If you want to visit only a few museums then the starter pass is sufficient. A bit impractical is the paper economy. Card with QR code would be better. Could you then put in your wallet like the vaporetto ticket. Unfortunately, we did not find the counter for the Grand Canal tour. Maybe we were too dumb too. Then did the tour with the line 1 of the vaporetto. I think it's good to be able to use the passport the whole day you are in Venice. Then you have no stress. I would book the Venice City Pass again
If you plan a longer stay in Venice with many visits then it pays off already. For a short trip I would not recommend him. The public transport ticket was also very helpful. But you can also get seperat suburb itself. The included bus transfer from the airport to Venice and back is fine. As I said, for a longer stay yes, for a short trip rather no.
My biggest complaint with this city pass is having to go to different places to pick up the various passes. Trying to pick up the Chorus Church pass was ridicules. We were given three different churches where we could pick it up and we had to go to all three before we found one with a ticket window open. The Vaporetto pass is worth every penny as we used it extensively. The museum pass was obtained fairly easily at the Doges Palace.
The value for money is questionable. Fewer offers and cheaper, that would be appropriate.
Turbo pass is the best way to enjoy the beauty and explore the history of Venice