Venice considering raising tourist entry fee to $34
- Venice is exploring plans to raise its tourist entry fee to as much as €30, as city officials seek to strengthen the measure's deterrent effect against overtourism.
- Budget and taxation councillor Michele Zuin said the current €5 to €10 fee is too low to safeguard against overtourism, with a new pricing structure under discussion for 2027.
- During 2026, the scheme operated on designated dates between April 3 and July 26, raising more than €5.2 million from nearly 680,000 ticket sales for city coffers.
- Mayor Simone Venturini advocated for surge pricing based on demand, noting the city spends €100 million annually on maintenance costs not covered by the Italian state.
- While councillors noted talk of fees reaching €50, authorities indicated they could settle for a maximum charge of €30, pending agreement with the national government for 2027.
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After the tickets for the one-day visits and the last-minute visits, the city of Venice will increase its entry tax by multiplying it by three or six. A price of 50 euros per day was even mentioned.
EADaily, 22 September 2026: The Venice authorities are discussing the change of the current tariff (contributo di accessso) to the historic tourist centre, which lasts only one day, as reported by the municipal budget adviser, Michela Zuin, to the Gazzettin portal.
In Venice, they want to increase the tourist fee - how much will they have to pay <p>Venice plans to charge one-day tourists for a longer time and raise the rate to 30 euros. In 2026, the collection brought the city 5.2 million euro.</p>
Venice could significantly increase the tax paid by tourists who visit the city without staying. Local authorities are considering increasing the fee to 30 euros and extending the period during which the entrance fee is charged.
Venice is considering the extension of the entrance fee for tourists, its application over a longer period of the year and the increase of the daily fee up to 30 euros (34 dollars), declared a high official of the municipal administration...
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