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Venice Access Fee: how it works
VENICE ACCESS FEE: USEFUL INFORMATION
Starting in spring 2024, Venice will introduce a booking system and an access fee for day trippers: visitors not staying in accommodation in Venice overnight (and residing outside the Veneto region) will have to book online and pay a fee of €5 during the peak tourism periods of the year (those sleeping in accommodation in Venice already pay a tourist tax).
The fee will apply on 29 days, starting from April 25 to May 5 and also during weekends in May and June - excluding the Festa della Repubblica weekend (1-2 June) - as well as the first two weekends of July. The day-tripper fee will only apply during peak hours from 8:30am to 4pm.
This fee, a first-of-its-kind experiment, aims at managing visitor influx more effectively and preserving the city's unique heritage, discouraging 'hit-and-run' tourism.
On the website of the City of Venice there are FAQs on the Access Fee that explain everything you need to know before arriving in Venice.
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VENICE ACCESS FEE
For the year 2024 the amount is 5.00 € a day, not subject to reductions.
The entry fee will NOT be applied to the smaller islands, including Venice Lido (including Alberoni and Malamocco), Pellestrina, Murano, Burano, Torcello, Sant'Erasmo, Mazzorbo, Mazzorbetto, Vignole, Sant'Andrea, La Certosa, San Servolo, San Clemente, Poveglia.
It is NOT due by those transiting Piazzale Roma, Tronchetto or the Maritime Station, without accessing the Old City.
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WHO HAS TO PAY TO ENTER VENICE?
All visitors over the age of 14, who do not stay overnight on the dates on which the fee will be applicable, and do not reside in the Veneto region, will have to book their visit and pay the €5 fee in advance.
To manage the entry process, visitors will need to register on the online platform https://cda.ve.it/es/ that has been launched on January 16.
Upon booking, visitors will receive a QR code that certifies the payment of the fee (or the exclusion/exemption condition). In order to prove that you have booked and paid for entry - as well as that you are exempt from payment - simply show the QR-code to officials at Venice's main access points.
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EXCLUSIONS AND EXEMPTIONS
Los sujetos nacidos en el Municipio de Venecia, los residentes en el Municipio de Venecia, los menores de 14 años no están obligados a pagar la Tasa de acceso. En caso de control, solo será necesario presentar un documento de identidad.
Los titulares de la Tarjeta Europea de Discapacidad (Disability Card) y su acompañante no están obligados a pagar la Cuota de Acceso. En caso de verificación, solo será necesario mostrar la tarjeta de discapacidad.
El personal de las Fuerzas Armadas y de las Fuerzas del Orden (incluido el personal de los bomberos) no está obligado a pagar la Cuota de Acceso. En caso de control podrán presentar la correspondiente tarjeta de servicio.
No están obligados a pagar la cuota de acceso, pero deben solicitar la exención en el portal https://cda.ve.it/es/, los trabajadores (por cuenta ajena o por cuenta propia), los estudiantes de cualquier grado y orden de escuelas y universidades que tienen su sede en la ciudad antigua o en las islas menores, los sujetos y los componentes de los núcleos familiares de quien resulta haber pagado el IMU en el Municipio de Venecia; los residentes en la Región del Véneto, quien necesita cuidados, quien participa en competiciones deportivas, el cónyuge, la convivencia, los parientes o parientes afines hasta el 3° grado de residentes en las zonas en las que se aplica la contribución de acceso, y una serie adicional de exenciones previstas en el Reglamento.
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FINES
The Municipal Administration may carry out checks, inspections and site visits through authorized personnel, in the main points of access to the City.
Fine from 50 euros to 300 euros (+10 euros of the entry fee), with the possibility of reporting under the Italian Criminal Code and special laws on the subject to anyone who makes false declarations, and falsification of documents in the cases provided for by the Regulation.
