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Our guide was absolutely overflowing with energy, knowledge and enthusiasm.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, July 2009
We had an excellent guide, who gave lots of information and was willing to answer questions. After the tour, they left us in the Palace to enjoy the remainder of the day.
Reviewed by: Sheila S, United Kingdom, June 2009
We really enjoyed it - it gave us an insight we would never have had on our own or from a guidebook.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United Kingdom, May 2009
The tour guide really made the difference and the one we had was great, very energetic and just kept going. She gave us a lot of information and showed us things we would never be able to see by ourselves. By the way, this tour is mainly inside the Doges Palace.
Reviewed by: Betty L, United States of America, May 2009
Very good!
Reviewed by: Jane B, United States of America, April 2009
Really what I expected.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Latvia, April 2009
This tour was fantastic, and the guide was really good in her English and her attitude and approach.
Reviewed by: Christopher F, United Kingdom, November 2008
Our guide was very knowledgeable and loved to tell us about the history of the palace. She had a passion for the paintings and art work that were in the Palace and pointed out many interesting facts and stories that were conveyed through the paintings. We enjoyed the tour very much and recommend it to anyone visiting Venice.
Reviewed by: Stephen M, United States of America, October 2008
The tour guide was excellent, very energetic and knowledgeable.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, September 2008
So much information, so entertaining, the guides were so passionate about their country and history. A must do tour.
Reviewed by: Janelle J, Australia, September 2008
The tour guide spoke English fluently and had a great deal of information to provide to us about the Doges Palace. She pointed out and explained details that we simply would not have noticed if we had been relying upon a tour book. The secret parts of the tour were amazing to see and the general public does not have access to these areas. This is a worthwhile addition to the tour and something that cannot be seen without an organized tour.
Reviewed by: George W, Canada, September 2008
I would totally recommend this tour. The guide had alot of knowledge and really knew what she was talking about. The secret itinerary part was fabulous and really interesting and great to see. I got so much more out of this tour than if I had gone it alone.
Reviewed by: Sarah B, Australia, September 2008
An excellent tour, a full two hours packed with information on the Doges Palace. It was fantastic to be able to visit some of the tiny back rooms of the palace to see where the real business of the city was done and to compare them then to the grandness of the great public halls.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Ireland, August 2008
Doge's Palace really touched me. It was out of this world experience. Seeing Cassanova's cell, and all the hidden secrets which Venice had to offer. You can't go past this tour. Our tour guide was absolutely superb!! Very informative.
Reviewed by: Rose T, Australia, August 2008
Good guide, very knowledgeable. However, his English was poor. I found all the guides from this tour operator to have very limited knowledge of English. They know their tour, but when you ask them questions, they have a hard time understanding what you are asking. And even during the tours, they are always stopping, trying to think of a certain word in English.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, August 2008
