St. Mark's Square mga tour

Napakatalino ng aming gabay, lubos naming nasiyahan sa aming paglilibot!

Lubos na inirerekomenda! Napakalalim ng paglilibot, ang tour guide ay napakaganda at ang pagsakay sa gondola sa dulo ay ang icing sa ibabaw ng cake. Paalala kung galing ka sa tren, isaalang-alang ang oras ng paghihintay para sa water bus, naghintay kami ng 40 minuto, isinasaalang-alang na katapusan ng linggo din.

Si Anto ay isang kahanga-hangang tour guide. Napakalinaw niya sa lahat ng mga tagubilin, at tinitingnan niya ang lahat upang matiyak na ang lahat ay nagkakaroon ng isang kamangha-manghang oras, at walang nawawala. Napakaswerte ng grupo dahil napakaganda ng panahon. Masaya rin akong maranasan ang Venice Carnival sa araw ng tour. Kasama rin sa tour na ito ang isang libreng tiket sa ferry, mula San Marco hanggang sa istasyon ng tren. Nagtitipon kami sa isang pub para sa mga libreng meryenda at Spritz (o anumang inumin) bago bumalik sa istasyon ng tren. Ito ay isang mahaba, ngunit napakasayang araw. Napakagandang paraan upang tapusin ang aking paglalakbay sa Italya. Lubos kong inirerekomenda ang tour na ito.

Good...but the guie should be a little energetic and making the tour a bit more interesting

I will highly recommend to join this tour, if you are first time coming to Rome, this is a more intense and detail tour. The lady tour guide is very good and knowledgeable, she has deep feelings about the places, make you feel her passions. In fact, the rhythm is very smooth, without too many tourists around, feel relax and going via the secret tunnels make the tour most interesting.

Mahusay ang tour guide at malinaw magsalita at napakadetalye. Maamo at palakaibigan ang tour guide. Sayang lang at umuulan sa buong tour kaya hindi naging perpekto.

It was basically a self-guided walk after the glass-making demonstration. It wasn't as lively as I had expected, and you can tell that both towns are slowly declining as these traditional artisan industries struggle to survive. In fact, very few young people want to learn these crafts anymore because the work requires years of dedication. In Burano, only about 20 women are said to still possess the traditional lace-making skills. Despite that, the museum is well worth a visit, as it provides valuable insight into the history of Venetian craftsmanship and helps you appreciate these remarkable artistic traditions.

good experience but they do not explain main attractions with nice photo views. because tour have Italian so the tourguide explained by English and Italia, we have to wait when they talk in Italia