VENICE
179 Tours Reviewed
The Prosecco here comes with brains, not just bubbles. This private stop at De Riz in San Pietro di Feletto pairs a short vineyard tour with a guided tasting of Prosecco Conegliano Valdobbiadene DOCG plus typical snacks. I like how…
Prosecco hills, no stress. This day trip strings together wine-country views plus real food stops—family wineries, an agriturismo lunch, and grappa tasting—while you hop through charming towns and medieval spots between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene. I like that it’s not just…
Prosecco gets much more interesting underground. This Valdobbiadene tasting pairs a cellar visit with a real, step-by-step look at how Prosecco Superiore DOCG is made, then tests styles from extra brut to dry. I especially like meeting the founder and…
Venice tastes better on foot. This street food tour pairs small tastings with real neighborhood stops, so you see more than just menus. I love how it mixes food with architecture, and I love that it’s built around places you…
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…
Wine gets more interesting when you cannot see it. This Verona experience turns a simple tasting into a real senses workout: blindfolded sips, guided aroma work, and a fun sensorial card you complete as you go. I like the way…
Seven sips, one steep vineyard lesson. This tour is interesting because it connects the labels on the glass to the actual work done on the hills around Valdobbiadene. I really like the Vigneto Giardino walk, where you see what makes…
Venice tastes better when someone else leads. This is a fast, friendly way to get your bearings and sample real street bites without spending hours mapping it yourself. I like that you focus on food and sightseeing at the same…
Prosecco, but with real heart. This Venice-to-Treviso half-day is built around a family-run winery and a calmer pace than the big bus tours. You get time to look, taste, and learn while the hills and vineyards do their job with…
Feed your way through Padua fast. This street food walk is built like a light lunch, using the covered food halls and tiny shops around the central squares to show you what locals reach for day after day. I love…
This private pasta-making class in Vicenza is a simple idea done well: you cook with Cesarina host hospitality, not a crowded room. You’ll learn three regional pasta recipes, then sit down to taste what you made with local wine, all…
Sweet smells, right on Rialto’s doorstep. Venchi Rialto turns a chocolate shop visit into a guided tasting plus a hands-on make-your-own moment. I like that the experience is built around the brand story since 1878 and real flavor lessons, with…
Padua changes fast when you slow down. This 2-hour walking wine tour turns a normal stroll into a guided route through local enoteche and classic Venetian-style bites. I love that you taste both whites and reds (not just one style),…
Follow your nose past Rialto. This is a late-afternoon Venice tour that turns major sights into an eating plan with a local guide, Be local with Monica. You’ll get Ponte di Rialto stories while you’re actually standing there, then you’ll…
Padua tastes best with a local guide. This Cesarina-style street food tour is built around trusted artisanal shop stops and tastings as you walk, so you get food and city context in one go. It’s set up for a maximum…
