VENICE
69 Tours Reviewed
Venice eats best in small doses. This cicchetti street food tour threads through the Rialto area and hands you a steady stream of local bites in real neighborhood spots, not tourist-only counters. I love that the group is capped at…
Prosecco country starts fast. This full-day ride out of Venice takes you into the hills around Valdobbiadene and Treviso, where you’ll see how Prosecco goes from grape to fermentation to glass. I love the small group max of 8, which…
Cartizze is where Prosecco gets serious, and this experience is built like a mini sommelier course. You start with a clear introduction to the Prosecco production area and what makes Cartizze special, then you taste four Valdobbiadene Superiore di Cartizze…
Lake Garda does something rare: it teaches you wine. This biodynamic farm tour in Colà di Lazise mixes farm life (vines, vegetable plots, beehives, animals) with a real explanation of natural growing methods. I especially like the way the hosts…
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 can be a feast for your senses, fast. This 2.5-hour guided street food tour mixes tastes with smart sightseeing, taking you from the Rialto Market area to classic squares and along the Grand Canal’s vibe. I like that you’re…
Venice tastes best at Rialto. This small-group tour pairs food and wine with guided sightseeing right in the Rialto area, so you get more than just a meal. You also learn how people actually live around the market, with stops…
Bees have a lot to teach. On this Lazise farm tour on Lake Garda, you get the sights and smells of a working apiary, then you slow down for a proper tasting: three types of honey, local cheeses, jam, and…
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…
Four bites, three sips, and real Verona. This 3-hour Verona food and wine walking tour is a great way to eat your way through the city instead of just sightseeing it. You’ll meet at Porta Borsari, then move through classic…
Turin has a sweet secret. This tasting at Chocolate7 turns your hour into a structured chocolate lesson, not just “try a few squares.” I like that it starts with Gianduja (Piedmont’s classic hazelnut-and-chocolate blend) and then walks you through how…
Food and landmarks, in 90 minutes. I love how this tour mixes tastings you can actually taste and remember with quick stops at Verona’s big sights, without dragging you through the whole day. You start with three styles of olive…
E-bikes make wine country feel effortless. This Lazise half-day ride threads vineyards and olive groves with Lake Garda and Alps views, guided by people who know the route. I love that the start at Azienda Agricola Le Ginestre means you’re…
Four wines, one hour, and Verona’s charm. This tasting is built around a simple idea: learn what you’re drinking while you sip it in a real Osteria. I like that it starts with Prosecco, then walks you through Veneto’s style…
Cicchetti turn Venice into a snack map. In about 2.5 hours, you’ll walk from Campo San Bortolomio toward the Rialto area, then keep going on foot to finish at Campo Santa Margherita. It’s part food hunt, part sightseeing loop, with…
