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Venice in April: weather, sea & travel advice

Venice in April is especially suited to city breaks and active holidays and hiking. Days are around 17 °C (cool), and the sea is about 14 °C. With about 8 rainy days it is moderate.

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Climate facts

Day
17 °C
Night
11 °C
Sea
14 °C
Rainy days
8 rainy days
Sun
6 h/day
Humidity
74 %

Suitability by travel type

BeachUnsuitable38/100
City breakExcellent83/100
ActiveExcellent82/100
FamilyUnsuitable42/100

In favour

  • No particular highlights.

To consider

  • Rather cool at around 17 °C
  • Sea still cool (14 °C)

All months at a glance

Daytime temperature°C
7
J
9
F
12
M
17
A
21
M
26
J
29
J
29
A
24
S
19
O
13
N
9
D
Rainy daysdays
6
J
6
F
7
M
8
A
8
M
8
J
6
J
7
A
6
S
7
O
8
N
7
D

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Frequently asked questions

How warm is Venice in April?

Daytime highs average around 17 °C, with nights around 11 °C.

Can you swim in Venice in April?

The sea is about 14 °C (cold).

Does it rain a lot in Venice in April?

On the long-term average, expect about 8 rainy days.

When is the best time to visit Venice?

The most favourable months are usually the ones highlighted on the overview page. Values are historical averages, not a forecast.