VENICE
30 Tours Reviewed
Truffle hunting turns dinner into a story. In the hills around Verona, you’ll follow a trained truffle dog and its handler through the woods, learning how truffles grow and how the search works in real life. I especially like that…
Venice tastes best when you follow the locals first. This Cannaregio food tour turns a 3-hour walk into a guided run through bacari culture, from meat and fish cicchetti to wine pairings, then a sit-down Venetian dinner and gelato. I…
Venice tastes different at a real home. This 2.5-hour private dining experience pairs an exclusive cooking demo with a shared 3-course lunch or dinner in a local living space, not a restaurant room. I like the way recipes come from…
Some wines only make sense after you see the process. This tour focuses on Valpolicella, with Amarone in the spotlight, and it starts in the real working spaces of Cantina Buglioni. You’ll spend time outdoors among the organic vineyards, then…
Venice tastes better when someone leads the way. This Cannaregio evening walk turns Venetian food habits into something you can actually follow: you’ll hop between traditional bacari for cicchetti, sip a classic spritz, then end with a proper sit-down meal.…
Venice tastes better when someone else handles the hard part. This semi-private experience starts at the Rialto Fish Market and strings together classic cicchetti bites with Prosecco, all in a small group that actually lets you ask questions and slow…
A home-cooked meal beats any restaurant script. This Verona experience is a private 4-course lunch or dinner hosted in a real apartment, with a show-cooking demo and recipes rooted in family tradition. You’re not just eating. You’re learning the why…
Venice sounds different with jazz and dinner. Laguna Libre (LL JAZZ Club) mixes a real live music program with an elegant meal in an 18th-century palace—once the French Embassy—right along the Cannaregio canal. In summer (June to mid-September), you can…
Venice at night has a special kind of magic. This dinner-and-concert combo keeps everything close and timed well: you eat just steps from St. Mark’s Square, then head into the Church of San Vidal for classical music by Venetian masters…
If you want Venice at full volume, this is it. You’ll start on the mainland for an elegant cabaret dinner show at a theatre restaurant near Venice old town, then settle into a Baroque-style venue where the costumes and stage…
A gondola plus dinner is a smart plan. What makes it interesting is the pairing: you get a private 30-minute gondola through quiet Venetian canals, then you step off and head to La Caravella for a proper sit-down meal near…
Venice and rock ’n’ roll sounds like a funny combo, but it works here. This Hard Rock Cafe outpost near Piazza San Marco mixes Venetian-style design (including Murano glass details) with classic American comfort food and wall-to-wall music memorabilia. I…
Verona tastes better on foot. This 3.5-hour small-group walk from Piazza Bra turns the city into an eat-and-learn route, with legends, wine lessons, and a panoramic end ride on the funicular. You start with warm local pastries, then spend the…
Venice can be a zoo at lunchtime, so this one’s a smart shortcut. Hard Rock Cafe Venice puts you near St. Mark’s action while giving you priority seating and a set menu that keeps things simple and predictable. Two things…
A candlelit dinner on the water feels different. This 3-hour Venetian Lagoon cruise turns Venice into a nighttime show, with a chef’s dinner served aboard a classic galleon. You’ll glide through the lagoon islands as San Marco’s lights reflect on…
