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The fee is due for visits between April 3rd and July 26th. Day tourists will charge entry to the city five euros if they book at least four days in advance.
Since last year, the lagoon city has been demanding money on certain dates from short visitors: in 2026, it is ten euros - 60 days now.
Venice began collecting the fee in 2024. The city hall claims that this is being done on a trial basis. The measure was intended to regulate excessive one-time tourism, which is criticized by local residents, authorities and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). There are a number of exceptions to the fee for children, students, non-touristy entries and, above all, for tourists who spend at least one nigh…
Markusplatz, Rialto Bridge – and a ticket please! The famous lagoon city extends its entrance model: From April, day guests pay up to ten euros on 60 days. Save early bookings, overnight guests are excluded – and resourceful visitors continue to search for loopholes.
Venice will also cost entry next year: ten euros per day. On a total of 60 days between the beginning of April and the end of July.
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