A trip to Venice — the complete guide for the observant traveler
Two days in Venice: the world's first Jewish ghetto in the Cannaregio district, the Doge's Palace and the Rialto Bridge — all on foot or by vaporetto, the city's water bus.
Available hotels and apartments in this destination, shown together with our synagogues, Chabad houses and mikvehs - so you can see at a glance what is within walking distance.
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Flights, lodging, attractions, airport transfers, a car and an eSIM — all through BooKasher.
Guided Tours & Experiences
Guided tours, entry tickets and experiences in every destination - most with free cancellation, so you can plan ahead and still stay flexible around Shabbat and the chagim.
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Rent a car in Venice
Compare prices across local and international car rental companies at every destination - often significantly cheaper than booking direct, with free cancellation.
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Airport Transfer to Your Hotel
Book a private transfer from the airport to your hotel and back - a fixed price agreed in advance (no meter surprises), a driver waiting for you with a sign bearing your name, and no need to haggle or speak the local language.
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This itinerary is a general suggestion. Before you travel, double-check Shabbat times, kosher certification and opening hours against a current local source.
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Common questions about Venice
Where to eat kosher in Venice?
We list 4 kosher restaurants in Venice, with supervision, address and directions.
Where to stay within walking distance of a synagogue in Venice?
Hotels and apartments in Venice, with walking-distance-to-shul notes when we have them.
When is candle lighting in Venice?
Candle lighting and Havdalah in Venice are calculated for the destination and updated every week.
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