VENICE
69 Tours Reviewed
Verona tastes better on foot. This is a tight, small-group food walk that mixes serious local flavors with wine, including Valpolicella Classico and Soave. I like that you get both savory (Sopressa salami, cured ham, cheeses, Sicilian vegetable paté) and…
Venice is great, but the hills are where this day gets interesting. From Piazzale Roma you’ll ride out into Prosecco country and meet the people behind Northern Italy’s famous bubbles. The UNESCO Prosecco Hills drive alone feels like a preview,…
There’s something quietly special about touring where Amarone starts long before you sip it. This 1.5-hour experience takes you into the Valpolicella Classico hills, introduces you to a local winemaker at their estate, and shows you how their icehouse and…
Amarone turns out to be a real story. The Tenuta Santa Maria di Gaetano Bertani tour in Valpolicella mixes pretty villa spaces with the guts of Amarone production, so you get both atmosphere and process. I like how the host…
Cannaregio reveals Venice’s quieter, older face. This Venice Jewish Ghetto and Cannaregio Food and Wine Tour mixes neighborhood walks with six restaurant stops, so history and flavor move together instead of living in separate parts of your day. I like…
Lugana wine tastes better with a tour. This family-run Lugana DOC experience near Sirmione mixes a vineyard walk, a look at how the wine is made, and a stop in a unique underground cellar before you sit down for a…
Speed, castles, and a quick sip. I love how this tour flips Lake Garda from a car-view to a boat-view. You glide past landmarks at speed, then slow down for Bardolino wine tasting with a sommelier and snacks, and you’ll…
Venice is best eaten in small bites. This private tour threads together cicchetti culture, the history of Venice’s spice-and-seafood trading power, and a real walk through the Rialto food markets. I especially like the way you taste a lot of…
Lake Garda has a quieter side. In Lazise, this ZF4 Cellar tasting turns the usual vineyard visit into something you can do right in town, with an actual cellar setting that feels lived-in rather than staged. I like that you…
Venice tastes better with a local plan. This private, 3-hour walk strings together 10 tastings with neighborhood sightseeing, so you’re not just eating in random spots. You’ll also stop for major sights like the Contarini del Bovolo Staircase, the fish…
Wine country with real people behind it. At Tenuta Santa Maria Valverde in Valpolicella, this tour is built around the family-run way of doing wine, not a cookie-cutter tasting room script. You stroll through the vineyard, hear the winery story…
Venice has a tasty way to show itself. This 2.5-hour street food tour pairs classic Venetian street snacks with quick takes on the city’s landmarks and food traditions, guided in English and paced for real tasting (not tiny crumbs). You’ll…
A sip-and-story reset in Verona. This short wine tasting breaks up your sightseeing with a friendly, guided format that pairs four local wines (red, white, and sparkling) with classic Verona and Veneto bites. I love that it’s set up for…
Venice tastes best in bite-size stops. This cicchetti + wine evening tour plans the route for you, so you can step off the main tracks and eat like people who know where to go. I especially love the small group…
A great half-day plan starts with one word: Amarone. This Valpolicella outing pairs countryside views with a real tasting lesson on the styles made here, including Amarone and Recioto. You’ll ride out from Verona in an air-conditioned van, stop in…
