VENICE
69 Tours Reviewed
You’ll taste your way through Venice wine culture. In about 40 minutes, you get a small-group tasting led by an expert sommelier in a cozy bar that feels like a local stop, not a production line. You can choose Italian…
Two wheels and great wine make a perfect break. This half-day e-bike outing trades Verona streets for Valpolicella vineyards, with guides explaining how Amarone and other wines come from this specific terrain. What I like most: you get big views…
Wine with a view is a big win. This Lake Garda experience takes you to a family-run winery with real history behind the bottles, including a walk through the vineyards and a step-by-step look at how their wines are made.…
Lake Garda’s hills have a way of making wine taste better. This 2-hour Garda Hills Wine Tour takes you through a family-run estate, with a walk among the vines and then a look at how the wines are made and…
Venice tastes better on foot. This 3-hour wine and cicchetti stroll takes you through local neighborhoods with live guide talk, snack stops, and a small group size that makes it feel personal. You’ll walk, graze, and learn why Venetian evenings…
Cartizze is small, but mighty. This Prosecco tasting in Valdobbiadene zeroes in on the Cartizze Cru, with a guided flight of four DOCG sparkling wines and a walk through the cellar and organic vineyard. I really like how the tasting…
A small vineyard outing can beat big tours. At Azienda Agricola Le Ginestre near Lazise, you taste Lake Garda wines while Marco and Barbara walk you through how grapes become wine. You also get a relaxed stroll among the vines…
Verona tastes better on foot. This walking tour strings together classic Veronese bites, local wines, and a few key landmarks so you get the story behind what’s on your table. I like that it keeps the pace friendly and the…
A short winery tour, but it packs a punch. This Montresor visit just outside Verona turns wine tasting into a guided walk through the Montresor family story, tied to how the winery has changed since the late 1800s. I love…
Prosecco tastings can actually teach you something. This one in Valdobbiadene focuses on a guided, structured way to taste Cartizze Prosecco DOCG—so you’re not just drinking bubbly, you’re learning how to notice it. With one of PDC Cartizze’s sommeliers and…
Venice at Rialto is a whole different world. I love how this tour threads you through Mercati di Rialto and then into quieter, less-expected streets of San Polo, instead of only stopping for photos. You also get a real taste…
Wine and olive oil with a view. This small-group tour takes place on the hills above Bardolino, where you get a guided walk through the Bardolino DOC vineyards and olive trees, then taste five wines with local food. I like…
Verona gets under your skin fast. This small-group food and wine walk mixes 9 tastings with classic city sights so you eat your way through the center without wasting time. I like that the guide is local to Verona (on…
Food walks beat bus tours in Verona. This 3-hour tasting route mixes classic city sights with real local bites, from espresso and Risino to Valpolicella wine tastings. If your group gets a guide like Stefano or Andrea, you’ll likely get…
A great Verona wine stop starts with a view. At Cantina Giovanni Ederle, you get a vineyard visit and then a sit-down 5-wine tasting on a terrace overlooking the city. I also like how the lineup focuses on the Valpolicella…
