Venice tourist tax
Day visitors pay a €5 or €10 access fee on peak days. Overnight guests pay a separate city tax..
In force nowLast checked 13 October 2026
Venice · estimate
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Who pays
- The access fee covers day visits to the historic centre on peak days. In 2026 that was 60 days between 3 April and 26 July.
- Lido, Murano, Burano and the other lagoon islands aren't included
Who doesn't pay
- Children under 14
- Overnight guests, who must still register for an exemption QR code
- Venice residents and people with disabilities
Good to know
- 2027 dates haven't been announced yet.
- Overnight guests pay a separate city tax (imposta di soggiorno), usually €1 to €5 per person per night depending on the season and accommodation. Your accommodation will confirm the exact amount.
- Visitors without proof of payment or exemption can be fined up to €300.
Common questions
How much is the tourist tax in Venice?
Day visitors pay a €5 or €10 access fee on peak days. Overnight guests pay a separate city tax..
Who doesn't have to pay the tourist tax in Venice?
Children under 14. Overnight guests, who must still register for an exemption QR code. Venice residents and people with disabilities.
Sources
We check every rate against these sources and update the page when they change.
Elsewhere in Italy
- Rome €3 to €10 per person per night, for up to 10 nights