San Marco at your own pace
A focused visit to the square, with an optional museum stop.
Visit Venezia
Accessible Venice
Plan Venice around your access needs. Three starting points for wheelchair users and visitors who need to limit walking, with transport, barriers and useful official contacts.
Accademia and the Zattere waterfront
Art and open water, with a short route and a conditional extension.
See the Grand Canal by vaporetto
A water-based alternative when a long walking itinerary does not suit you.
Plan for your needs
Before booking, send the venue the dimensions of your mobility aid and ask for doorway widths, lift dimensions, toilet transfer space and photos of the actual entrance. Decide how long you want to be out and where you can rest. Check weather, tides and service notices on the day. Smooth surfaces, available seats and quiet conditions are not guaranteed.
Sensory access
For blind and partially sighted visitors, explore the Peggy Guggenheim Collection’s Doppio Senso programme and ACTV’s Fermata Amica service. Check booking and assistance arrangements directly. For hearing or sensory needs, request written directions, available captions and quieter visiting options from the venue.