VENICE
179 Tours Reviewed
Wine, Verona, and a walk in between. This full-day Amarone Wine Tasting Tour turns a long day into two smooth chapters: Verona’s main landmarks and a family-run winery stop in the Valpolicella area. I really like how the schedule gives…
Horseback riding in Verona is a rare combo. This 4-hour countryside experience mixes a guided trail ride with a family-run winery in Custoza, so you get motion, views, and wine without feeling rushed. I like that the horses come with…
Cicheti taste better when you know where to stand. This private 2-hour Venice food tour mixes big sights with small, local moments, and it keeps the pace light so you can actually enjoy the wine and the stops. I like…
Prosecco hills feel like another planet. This full-day tour takes you from Venice into the UNESCO Prosecco hills for a focused, small-group tasting of Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG. I like that you get two winery experiences instead of one…
One word: practical. This combo pairs a scenic, easy e-bike ride with a guided Prosecco tasting at Casa Brunoro in the Prosecco Hills. I especially like that you start in the historic headquarters of the Prosecco Brotherhood, then you see…
A great afternoon ride beats a museum day. This Valpolicella food & wine driving tour mixes factory tastings, traditional local food, and a serious Amarone lesson, all with you meeting the people behind the products. You get the scenic hills…
A golden hour ride on two wheels. If you want E-biking plus a real wine tasting evening plan, this 4-hour Lake Garda tour is a smart mix of outdoors time and easy local hospitality. You’ll pedal inland from Lazise, then…
Food in Venice comes with homework. Not hard homework, just the good kind. This Jewish Ghetto and Cannaregio tour mixes local snacks with a wine tasting and a guide who helps you understand what you’re seeing in the Ghetto area.…
A vineyard walk with a real winemaker. I like the chance to spend time with Giovanna in her vines, and then taste six Garda wines with her clear, no-fuss guidance. One thing to plan for: if you don’t have a…
Venice eats. The Rialto Market Street Food Tour strings together a smart little loop through the Rialto area, built around the exact foods you came for. I like that you start at Chiesa di San Giacomo di Rialto and get…
Prosecco and cheese, with real people. This half-day trip turns a quick visit to Venice into something more hands-on: you start with Prosecco pairing lessons and end with a true dairy-farm tasting guided by family producers. It’s built for people…
Valpolicella tastes better when you hear the why, not just the what. This boutique visit at Cantina Montecariano pairs practical vineyard-and-cellar walking with a tasting that actually connects the grapes to the final glass. I love that the tour keeps…
Horses and wine, on the same itinerary. This private Verona outing pairs a guided trail ride through the countryside with a real winery stop—cellar time, production talk, and tastings with a local food pairing. You’re matched to a horse based…
Venice at 5pm feels made for wine. This hour-long tasting pairs two Italian wines with Venetian small plates, served right in the Dorsoduro neighborhood. You’ll get the classic bar experience—cold cuts, cheese, and cicchetti—plus a clear, practical talk on how…
Venice tastes like a game of small bites. This private food and wine tour is built around bacari culture and the little plates locals order in the early evening, with a licensed Venetian guide leading you through the historical center.…
