getting in the door
Dress code and ID for an after-hours visit
What St Mark's asks of every visitor, after dark as much as by day.
Reserve your evening inside St Mark's ↗What to bring and wear
| Item | Note |
|---|---|
| Shoulders and knees | Covered — no shorts, short skirts or sleeveless tops |
| Bags | No backpacks, large bags or strollers through the doors |
| Photo ID | Required for both Walks of Italy tours, matching the booking name |
| Mobility | Walks of Italy tours unsuited to wheelchairs; LivTours is accessible |
The same dress code as daytime
St Mark's keeps its daytime dress code for the evening tours too: shoulders and knees covered, no shorts, short skirts or sleeveless tops.
Leave the big bag behind
Backpacks, large bags and strollers aren't allowed through the doors on any of the three tours, so plan to travel light that evening.
ID that matches the booking
Walks of Italy's two tours ask for photo ID that matches the name given when you book, and the name on a booking can't be changed afterwards — book under the name of the person attending.
Mobility and wheelchairs
The Walks of Italy tours aren't suited to wheelchair users or guests with mobility impairments; the LivTours tour is listed as wheelchair accessible.
Arriving at Museo Correr
The two Walks of Italy tours meet at Museo Correr, Piazza San Marco 52, under the portico — arrive 15 minutes early for the VIP evening.
If the night changes on you
Holy observances, high water and private events can alter the route at short notice, so build a little slack into the rest of your evening.