Family travel

It’s truly a beautiful city. The canals, especially the gondola ride, were amazing. It has a completely different atmosphere compared to most other European cities. However I went in June, the weather was very hot. There were fountains in some areas, and I made sure to fill my water bottle. I also really loved the food. There were a lot of people so I was careful with my bag in some places, but I didn’t experience any safety issues

Solo travel

Venice was a city I’d been dreaming about visiting since watching casino royale, and visiting it actually exceeded my expectations and hopes! I went in November and lucked out with a beautiful sunny day, with basically no crowds (visit Italy in November everyone). There were times I wandered down entire streets that were totally empty, such a cool experience for a place that’s often overwhelmed by people! The food was amazing and my hotel was great, because it was the offseason I scored a 4...

Family travel

Venice is safe. We went to sigh seeing in the afternoon. The alleys & buildings were beautiful. It was crowded. Summer rush! We stayed at a random place arranged by Airbnb. We ate mostly Pizzas from random shops. Experimental!

Very quiet at night as most tourists leave, however the large population of contract and port workers who are largely male and transitory consists of waves of anonymous working age men that have no plans to remain longterm, which can feel unsafe, like with any port city

venice is a very safe place, just be aware from pickpockets but over all it’s a nice place to stay to enjoy the Venice architecture and the bacaro tours( it’s a tipical Venetian thing to do, get to one bar to another and get drunk)

Venice is in pretty safe. Of course, at night, u have to pay attention wherever you wanna go. As the other city. In particular, in the small "calle" check every time you enter the street before go and it s better if u are with someone at night, 2 people is better than just one.