We arranged this tour through Hotel Antiche Figure. The female guide was Excellent. I can't recall her name, but I will add her photo and perhaps the hotel staff can help.

I woke up early in the morning, so i could take photos of the sunrise, right in the middle of the empty square, and it was asbolutely worthwile! I almost had tears in my eyes, by the exquised beauty of the place!!!!!

One of those places which you always hoped to visit. Not quite as stunning as expected. Nonetheless I am glad I have finally visited and would recommend to visit on a sunny day.

Had great expectations of this remarkable square but after 2 visits I'm less than impressed. As we entered the square from the Rialto bridge direction the first thing I saw was a large workman's shelter high up on the side of the Basilica. On turning the corner there was massive scaffolding covering a large part of the façade. I know... More

Visited this place three times (there's not much else to see or do in Venice); during the day, during heavy rain and late at night. It was very busy. I mean really busy, like a football match or a concert, you couldn't see anything, there were too many people. But then that's how I would describe the whole of Venice.... More

Who in his life doesn't view a picture of Piazza San Marco?.- It is not needed to make a description.- Besides from Canaletto to Turner had made famous pictures of it.-

no words to really describe this amazing square...the stones , the way it was built... again the history...can just imagine what would have been going on all those hundreds of years ago...we saw many people including groups of school children on school excursions...

Saint Mark's square at night is something not to be missed,the cafes,the shops,the music and lastly the atmosphere leads to a most enjoyable evening

The buildings, the simple lines the stone work, statues and the lack of pigeons. As usual the square flooded, and you will need to cross it if you arrived by waterbus, so Wellington boots are essential.