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Venice weather in February

Temperature, rain, what to pack and what to know

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February in Venice: changeable weather. Roughly 10h 8m of daylight, with light from about 07:07 to 17:15. February isn't peak season in Venice. The upside: quiet and cheaper. The downside: weather that needs flexibility.

The weather in detail

Venice in February

Average temp—
Rain this month—
Daylight10.1 h
Sun07:07–17:15
Seasonshoulder
What to do

Venice in February — what works

Match the plan to the forecast — a mix of indoor sights and outdoor time keeps it flexible.

What to pack: Check the forecast close to your trip and pack layers accordingly.

This month: The Venice Carnival — the city's busiest winter period, high hotel prices, book ahead.

This month: The Venice Carnival (the two weeks before Shrove Tuesday) — masks, costumes and steep hotel prices.

Venice Carnival — two weeks of masks, ending on Shrove Tuesday.

The Venice guide · Public holidays in Italy

Questions & answers

Venice in February — FAQ

Does it snow in Venice in February?
No. Temperatures are well above freezing.
How many hours of daylight in Venice in February?
About 10h 8m of daylight. The sun rises around 07:07 and sets around 17:15. Plan sightseeing around the light.
Is February a good time to visit Venice?
February isn't peak season in Venice. The upside: quiet and cheaper. The downside: weather that needs flexibility.
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Plan the trip

Venice — flights & hotels

Check prices for your dates. Booking early is well below the last-minute price.

Check flight prices to Venice, every airline at once.

Rates in Venice shift daily. See what your night costs now.

About this page

Written and checked by the Around the World team. We compare prices across the major providers, cross-check official sources, and update when something changes. We have no stake in any one provider — links are affiliate links, and the price is the same for you.

Sources: Climate: Open-Meteo 1991–2020 · Daylight: astronomical calculation