Venice Entry Fee
in 2024
Venice will start testing a daily admission fee next April which is aimed at managing the flow of tourists on spring bank holidays and some summer weekends when visitor numbers are at their peak.
The restrictions will apply from 0830 to 1600 local time, initially for a total of 29 days and cover most weekends from April 25 to mid July (April 25-30, May 1-5, and all subsequent weekends until July 14, with the exception of June 1-2).
Travellers will have to book their visit online and pay 5 euros ($5.45) to obtain a QR code that will be checked randomly by police or agents.
Restrictions will not apply to the lagoon’s smaller islands, such as Murano, famous for its glass-making industry.
Fines will range from 50 to 310 euros will be imposed on those failing to comply with the measure.
Residents and people who were born in Venice as well as students, workers and home owners in the city will be exempt from paying and booking a slot, councillor Michele Zuin said.
Visitors aged under 14 will need to be registered but access for them will be free of charge.
HOW TO PAY?
This entry tax to Venice can be paid on this website: https://cda.ve.it/en/ which will issue a QR code. Keep this on your person.
The exceptions are:
Visitors to Venice who have booked a hotel room, B&B or apartment for 1+ nights.
If you are exempt you must still register to obtain the exemption QR code.
