Top Things to do in Lido di Venezia
What to do and see in Lido di Venezia, Veneto: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Lido di Venezia, Italy including Venice Scooter Rental, Malamocco, Blue Moon, Lido, Tempio Ossario del Lido di Venezia.
Restaurants in Lido di Venezia
1. Venice Scooter Rental
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 99 reviews
Explore at your own pace with Venice Scooter Rental, offering boats, cars, bikes, e-bikes, and scooters, available to rent for 1-3 hours or for a full day. For those looking to expand the experience, helicopter tours over Venice are also available, as are SUP lessons and tours with certified instructors. Vacationers with kids can rent everything the family will need for a safe and fun holiday--including strollers, baby car seats, travel cots, and other products. The rental center is a two-minute walk from the Venice Lido waterbus terminal and includes a free Wi-Fi zone inside. Check the website for more info and details about available products for rent
2. Malamocco
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4.5 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By webaia - Kiama, Australia
With at least 4 cruise ships docked i Venice, the main areas were crowded so it was a treat to be in Malamocco with hardly anyone around. As other reviewers have said, there is very little to do or see. We just enjoying the peace and quiet and had a delicious meal in a leafy courtyard at Trattoria days Scarso.
3. Blue Moon
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4.0 based on 1,386 reviews
Popular since the 19th century, this Venetian beach on the upper Adriatic Sea is the site of the Biennale International Film Festival, the world’s oldest festival of cinematography. In addition to sun and sand, you’ll find hotels located on and near this 12-kilometer long beach.
Reviewed By FleurMichelle - Cheltenham, United Kingdom
Great day out and the bars offer great food and drinks within easy walking. One Euro for the toilets and there are shower facilities and get washing available. Hot hot hot the day we went but lots of fun. Great break from the crowded streets.
4. Lido
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4.0 based on 1,926 reviews
Reviewed By dblmed - Los Angeles, United States
A short Vaporetto or water taxi ride eastbound across the Venice Lagoon lies the Island of the Lido, which serves as Venice’s Playground spot. The long Island is actually a barrier island which protects the Lagoon from the Adriatic. Lido has varied hotels, restaurants galore, bars, shops & attractions. In the warmer months though it’s even more crowded in than central Venice. Andiamo!
5. Tempio Ossario del Lido di Venezia
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 33 reviews
