Where is the meeting point?

The tour meets at Calle larga de l'Ascension Venezia, Veneto 30124 IT; check in 15 minutes before the start and look for the yellow sign on the kiosk next to the post office.

How long is the tour?

The listed duration is 1.5 hours and the route is an external walking experience through narrow streets and canal edges.

Is the tour wheelchair or stroller accessible?

No. The walk is not wheelchair accessible and strollers are not recommended due to cobbles and narrow passages.

Can children participate?

Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian; assess comfort with dark, ghost-themed stories before booking.

What happens in bad weather?

Tours operate rain or shine, but they may be cancelled in cases of severe weather or safety concerns—check the booking page for real-time updates.

What language is the tour offered in?

Language is determined by the operator—check the booking confirmation or the provider’s page for language options before booking.

Venice After Dark: Ghosts of Castello and Canal Legends | City Tour | Ghost Tour

Adventure Brief

Walk Venice’s shadowed alleys and canals after dark with a local guide who ties ghost stories to real places. This 1.5-hour tour through San Marco and Castello blends social history, eerie atmosphere, and a close-up look at Venice’s lagoon-built architecture.

1.5 hours

moderate

From €42.40

Evening folds over Venice and the labyrinth loosens its daylight stories; on the Venice At Night Ghost Tour you’ll walk the city’s darker margins with a local guide. This 1.5-hour walking tour begins at Calle larga de l'Ascension Venezia, Veneto 30124 IT in the San Marco district, then moves through the Castello district, down narrow alleyways, across shadowed squares and along the barnacled piers that frame the Venetian Lagoon. Guides spin accounts of betrayal, murder, unburied children and the opera-house apparitions of the Malibran Theater, binding the stones and canals to specific, often gruesome events in Venetian history. The route is urban but elemental: carved stone, brackish canal water, timber piles driven into lagoon silt and centuries of salt that flake plaster and blacken facades. You get close to the city's skeleton—sea, foundations and narrow waterways—so your ears pick up details impossible in daylight. With groups capped at 20, the tour keeps intimacy; the guide’s voice cuts through the hush of evening, drawing attention to inscriptions, hidden doorways and lore tied to real places. This tour is notable because it leans on local stories rather than generic scares. Stops include the Malibran Theater, canalside piers and lesser-known alleys in Castello; each tale is rooted in Venetian names, dates and social history rather than broad paranormal claims. Practical notes matter: check in 15 minutes early and look for the yellow sign on the kiosk next to the post office; children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. The walk is not wheelchair accessible and strollers aren’t recommended. If you treasure atmosphere over theatrics, the Venice At Night Ghost Tour offers a focused, researched glimpse into Venice’s reputational darkness, mixing social history with sharp storytelling. It’s an excellent evening option after museum hours or a late-arriving flight, and it’s compatible with light rain—tours operate rain or shine; however severe weather can cancel for safety. Bring a warm layer and solid shoes: cobbles and canal-side steps can be slick. This experience sits in the heart of Venice, where the city’s maritime geology—lagoon, salt, wooden pilings— and layered human histories collide. For visitors staying in central Venezia, it’s an efficient, memorable way to see less-visible corners after dark and to learn how Venice’s built environment and watery margins shaped its legends. Meet at Calle larga de l'Ascension Venezia, Veneto 30124 IT and plan for uneven ground and low light; a small flashlight can be useful though many guides prefer to keep lights off for ambiance. The listed duration is 1.5 hours; groups limited to 20; tickets sell out on summer evenings. Because the tour is an external walking experience, bring a small amount of cash for tips or purchases and keep valuables secure.

About Roman Vacations

Roman Vacations is a Rome-based tour operator located in Roma, Lazio, specializing in private and small-group cultural, historical, and religious tours across the city and surrounding sites. The company curates an extensive catalog of guided experiences, including walking tours of the Colosseum, Ancient Rome, and the Baroque masters; Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica visits; explorations of the Jewish Ghetto and Trastevere; nighttime walks; and thematic pilgrimages such as the Relics of the Passion and Jubilee basilica itineraries.

Trips range from short two-hour introductions to the city center up to full-day private experiences and transport-supported excursions to Ostia Antica and Tivoli. Several experiences list VIP access options—arena floor visits, underground Colosseum access, and small-group or extra small-group formats—alongside family-friendly and culinary walking tours that highlight local markets and traditional cuisine.

All tours are delivered by local guides who focus on historical context, architectural detail, and cultural storytelling. Roman Vacations appears on The Adventure Collective, and its published itineraries emphasize authentic routes, well-known landmarks, and lesser-seen neighborhoods. Booking information, detailed itineraries, and practical notes are provided per trip to help travelers plan their visit.

Roman Vacations serves a wide range of traveler interests, from history and archaeology to food, religion, and night photography. Its combination of private, VIP, group, and thematic tours makes it suitable for visitors seeking flexible, guided experiences in Rome. Individual trip pages include duration, meeting point, language options, and accessibility notes to help travelers set expectations and prepare for the visit and seasonal availability where applicable accurately.