VENICE
83 Tours Reviewed
Monselice is history with views. In just about 3 hours, you get a guided look at the walled city of Monselice, including the Cini Castle museum plus a hilltop villa with strong Palladian touches. The walk also follows a pilgrimage-style…
Venice teaches you with every corner. This walk is built for that kind of learning. I like that it focuses on Dorsoduro—where Venetians actually live, hang out, and wander on weekends—so the city feels less staged and more lived-in. Two…
Venice makes sense on foot. This 2.5-hour guided walk strings together the big sights and the quieter corners so the city feels readable instead of random. I especially loved the Ponte di Rialto viewpoints and the way the walk brings…
Padua rewards the curious. This 2-hour walking tour is a fast, well-timed way to see the city’s best-known sights while a local guide puts the pieces together. You start in Prato della Valle, then move through the historical center to…
Verona tastes better on foot. This street-food walking tour pairs classic landmarks with practical tastings along the way, so your time in the city feels both fun and efficient. I especially like the mix of photo-friendly stops (hello, Juliet’s balcony…
Verona packs a lot into just a few blocks. This guided city-center walk strings together three anchors—Juliet’s House, the Roman Arena, and the classic downtown squares—so you’re not guessing where to go next. Two things I really like about this…
Palladio in just 90 minutes. This Vicenza walking tour is a tidy way to see the city’s top sights with a local guide, not a self-made route. I love the architecture-first commentary that helps you notice what matters at each…
Venice makes more sense on foot. This guided route ties together Piazza San Marco, Doge’s Palace, and the Rialto area without you getting lost in dead-end alleys. I especially like the radio system for crisp commentary, and the fact that…
Two hours on an e-bike, and Vicenza clicks. This self-guided ride is a smart way to see a UNESCO Palladio highlight list without getting worn out. I like that the route is designed for an easy pace with a GPX…
Riddles in Venice beat lectures. This self-guided Venice escape game turns sightseeing into a story: a patched cloak, coins and jewels, and a desperate gentleman who wants it back. You get an interactive chat that steers you through Venice at…
Stunning Venice feels like it has shortcuts only locals know. This private 1-day plan layers a guided walk through central Venice with a smooth island day on the lagoon, so you spend less time figuring things out and more time…
Venice turns into a game. This is a self-guided Venice escape built around riddles, mini-stories, and a story about a shady character haunting the calli at night. You’re not watching from a bench—you’re moving, solving, and reading along the way.…
A gondola ride and streets in one morning. This tour strings together St. Mark’s Square with quieter lanes in Castello, plus time around classic viewpoints like Rialto and the Grand Canal. I especially like the personal audio system (headphones) because…
Venice can be a lot for kids. This short guided highlights walk gives you the essentials fast, before tired feet take over. You get kid-focused commentary that turns big landmarks into simple, fun stories, and the guide keeps the pace…
Venice departures can feel like a clock. This private water taxi + private vehicle setup is designed to get you from your hotel area to the cruise terminal without the usual scramble and long waits. I especially like the door-to-port…
