Wheelchair Accessible Maps of Venice

The City of Venice has gone to great lengths to help people with disabilities have an enjoyable and safe trip. The City’s accessibility website has information on a wide variety of topics, including routes without barriers, accessible bathrooms, and wheelchair rental facilities.

I found the below map to be a good overview of the accessibility features and layout of the land.

The City of Venice also provides detailed, step-by-step suggested itineraries for people who use wheelchairs in each of these areas. I have not fully explored these maps and itineraries (yet!), but they seem to be so helpful that I had to include them below:

• Area Marciana
• Rialto
• S. Margherita
• Frari
• Santo Stefano
• Santi Giovanni e Paolo
• Murano
• Burano, Mazzorbo e Torcello
• Castello Est
• Ca d’Oro
• Santa Marta
• Rialto Mercato
• Cannaregio Ovest
• Zattere

I put these files in the hyperlinks above for your convenience, and the maps and itineraries can be accessed directly via the City of Venice’s website. Visiting the City’s website also permits you to use your browser’s translate feature for the step-by-step instructions. I recommend checking the website prior to your trip, and having it available as a resource during your stay. These maps are an amazing way to increase the wheelchair accessibility of Venice.