VENICE
179 Tours Reviewed
Prosecco tastes better with a view. This 2-hour evening tasting at Azienda Agricola Mani Sagge is set in the Tenuta’s Wine Bar in the Veneto hills, with a relaxing pace and a focus on the season’s best bites. You’ll taste…
Wine and olive oil with views. This Lake Garda stop at Cantina Valetti is built for one simple goal: tasting Lake Garda wine while you watch the lake and hills from a panoramic setting. I like that you can start…
Three sips change how you see grappa. This small-group tasting at Poli Grappa turns a strong Italian spirit into something you can actually describe. You’ll taste three styles—young, barrique-aged, and naturally infused—while a local guide explains how grappa is made…
Wine and farm life in Lazise. This experience pairs a real working biodynamic farm visit with a thoughtful natural wine tasting on a terrace overlooking the vines. I love that you get hands-on context around how the farm runs, from…
Four glasses and a stroll in Padua. This guided tasting tour is interesting because you don’t just sample wines—you learn what to drink them with, while moving through a real neighborhood food-and-wine route. I especially like the four-wine format from…
Venice has a way of feeding you twice. This 3-hour secret food tour is built for people who want the city’s flavors without getting stuck in the loud, tour-bus rhythm. I especially like the focus on cicchetti and Veneto drinks,…
Chocolate in Venice, well timed. This short tasting is a sweet detour that feels like a mini wine flight, but for cacao. You’ll sample different styles of handmade chocolate, learn what changes flavor, and hear how chocolate got to this…
Ancient vines and very practical wine talk. I love the vineyard-to-barrel-room flow, and I love how the tasting pairs wine with local cheeses and cured hams. One thing to keep in mind: it’s only about 1 hour, so you’ll want…
Art and bubbles in Valdobbiadene is real. This tasting at Cantina Fasol Menin pairs art on display with a focused look at Valdobbiadene DOCG. You start in the reception, where staff set the scene, then you move through the winery…
Venice can feel like a food map you need to read. This 2.5-hour walking tour turns the maze into a tasty route, with Rialto Market and classic cicchetti stops built right in. I like that it’s not just eating. You…
Venice can be a lot. Good thing this is all chocolate. At Venchi Rialto, you get a focused, small-group workshop built around the brand’s craft and ingredients, plus a guided tasting of six chocolates in the historic centre. I especially…
Prosecco hills, done the right way. This stop at La Svolta pairs a guided vineyard walk with a tasting built for real humans who want flavor, not lectures. I especially like the small group feel and the hands-on pacing in…
Sunlight, wine, and a view. This tasting in Bardolino pairs a calm, lake-view setting with a hands-on visit to a recently renovated family winery. You get to see how the wines are made, then relax with a welcome glass on…
Balsamic tasting turns food into a story. In about an hour, you’ll learn how to taste balsamic vinegar like locals do, starting with its long history and moving through production methods that shape flavor. I especially love how the guide…
A crisp tasting with serious local personality. This small-group experience takes you from the hills of Mischi into the glass, with a guided vineyard walk and a lineup of six Garda wines that match the rhythms of Lake Garda viticulture.…
