Family hotelsRestaurants 9Hotels 15Playgrounds and things to do 21High chairs 5Kids' menu 4Cribs 14Pool 8Connecting rooms 8Fridge in the room 14Separate bedroom 10Restrooms 5Order at the counter 4A Lido beach resort with a heated outdoor pool, a Premium Suite for two adults and two kids, and interconnecting junior suites.
A resort on Sacca Sessola island with a Kids Club, a Family Pool and a shuttle to Venice.
A hotel on its own island with an outdoor heated pool, a Kids and Juniors Club and a wooden shuttle boat to Venice.
Interconnecting rooms of two 20-square-meter rooms sleeping four, plus suites, on Fondamenta Cannaregio.
A Giudecca hotel of 379 rooms and suites, with a rooftop pool and its own shuttle boat across to San Marco.
A Giudecca hotel with a heated pool for ages 4 and up, and a Children's Club.
Six residences near the hotel, from a two-bedroom for four to a three-bedroom with two baths and an equipped kitchen.
A 66-square-meter combination of a Family Suite and a classic double joined by an interior door, with an inside staircase in the suite.
Pizza and Venetian dishes on Campo San Polo, with outdoor seating on the square and a broad menu.
Family rooms with a minibar, kettle and tea, on the canal near Rialto.
A sandwich and cicchetti shop in Dorsoduro for little bites, with seating along the walkway and takeaway.
A huge lagoon-side park in mainland Mestre with a playground, bike rental, a skate track and soccer.
A Family Room for up to four, with a Family Program of crib, playpen, stroller, potty seat, bath stool, bottle warmer and highchair.
Grand Canal Suites that can be set up as two bedrooms with a separate sitting room, in Palazzo Papadopoli.
Single, double, triple and quad rooms with minibars and private bathrooms, and an extra bed or cradle possible.
Family rooms for up to five, in the main building or a small one next door.
Interconnecting rooms in the San Marco district, offered as their own room category.
A Venetian osteria at Rialto serving seasonal cuisine, with a terrace on the canal.
Seafood and Italian dishes with tables along the Rio Novo canal and plenty of variety on the menu.
Neapolitan pizza on Calle Specchieri in San Marco.
A steakhouse near La Fenice in San Marco, on a canal dock.
Cicchetti and Venetian dishes in a courtyard setting, with indoor tables for reservations.
Pizza and Venetian cicchetti on Campo Santi Filippo e Giacomo.
A free play garden at Ca' Rezzonico with equipment for all kids including those with special needs, and a Baby Pit-stop room in the museum. Temporarily closed.
Venice's historic palace museum, with Secret Itineraries tours and activities for kids.
A public playground in the Giardini with separate zones for older and smaller kids, large trees and avenues for riding.
A fenced garden near Piazzale Roma with leafy shade, benches and a small play pad.
Rooms for three or four with all single beds or a double plus singles, close to the Accademia and the Guggenheim.
A museum of Venetian history and art on Piazza San Marco, with guided programs for kids.
The glass museum on the island of Murano, with the island's glass on display.
A pine-shaded park at Sant'Elena with swings, spring toys and two play areas for ages 3 to 10.
A park in Cannaregio enclosed by buildings, with two play areas, mature trees, benches and drinking fountains.
A modern art collection with a sculpture garden and canal terrace, and Kids Day workshops.
A traditional Venetian seafood trattoria in San Polo, a local spot for eating with kids.
A one-hour workshop where participants paint their own Venetian mask, for groups of one to twelve.
A garden cafe in the Serra dei Giardini greenhouse, with a lawn and educational kid activities.
A bakery and cafe on Ruga Rialto serving pizza slices, breakfast and lunch.
A quiet waterfront garden with outdoor sculpture, gravel paths, trees and benches.
A restored formal garden near San Marco with a pergola and shade trees.
A narrow bookshop known for a staircase made of books and its photo spots.
A five-floor naval history museum with a separate Ships Pavilion on the same ticket, recommended for ages 8 and up.
The lace museum on the island of Burano, a small museum about the island's lace-making.
A natural history museum with visual displays and an audio pen included with entry.
A quiet garden in Cannaregio with statues, decorative capitals, a small theater and a play center.
The historic basilica on Piazza San Marco, with a museum upstairs.
The bell tower on Piazza San Marco, reached only by lift in about 45 seconds, for a view over the city from the top.
A one-hour guided tour up the clock tower's stairs to the rooftop, for ages 6 and up.
