VENICE
179 Tours Reviewed
Truffles have a sense of humor. This small-group, truffle-hunting outing lands you in the Verona countryside with a Tartufaro guide and a trained dog, then follows up with tastings focused on Amarone and the Valpolicella flavors. It is rural Italy…
Venice food can feel random. This tour turns it into a smart, walkable plan with cicchetti-style tastings in the Rialto/San Polo area. I also love the small-group pace, which makes it easier to ask questions and actually learn what you…
Want Lugana without the crowds? This short tour in Sirmione turns wine tasting into a real local lesson, starting in the vineyards and moving through how Lugana is made from Turbiana grapes. I especially like the focus on the winery’s…
A bee farm visit beats another museum day. This Lazise experience mixes countryside farming with a hands-on beekeeping explanation, then finishes with a generous food-and-honey tasting. You’ll meet the people who work the land and the hives, in a small…
Wine tastes better with a story. This Food and Wine Tasting in Valpolicella pairs a real working vineyard setting in Valpolicella Classica with a hands-on look at how Farina handles grapes before they ever hit the cellar. You’ll walk through…
Amarone tastes like patience. This 8-hour trip turns that idea into a real day for you: you drive through the Valpolicella Valley between Lake Garda and Verona, then visit two cantinas to compare classic Valpolicella styles alongside Amarone and Recioto.…
Veneto wine tastes different outside Venice. This private half-day trip has you leaving the canals behind and heading to a 17th-century villa winery in the Lison-Pramaggiore hills, with a hands-on barrel-room tour and tastings that connect the grapes to the…
Olive oil tasting can be surprisingly eye-opening. In Verona’s center, this 1-hour session turns something you think you already know into a set of flavors and choices you can actually spot. You compare extra virgin olive oil styles picked from…
Wine and electric bikes in Valpolicella. I like this setup because you get out of Verona and into the hills with winemaker Nicola guiding you, not just a generic sightseeing script. The e-bike part matters: it helps you cover real…
Cheese can teach you Verona fast. This one-hour tasting turns a simple snack into a smart, all-senses lesson—from sight to bite—so you actually understand what makes Veneto cheeses so special. I love the five-cheese lineup and the guide-led routine that…
Venice tastes best when you follow the locals first. This Cannaregio food tour turns a 3-hour walk into a guided run through bacari culture, from meat and fish cicchetti to wine pairings, then a sit-down Venetian dinner and gelato. I…
Step into Venice after the postcard crowds. This Venice Jewish Ghetto and Cannaregio Food, Wine, Sightseeing Tour is built around eating and drinking while you walk through one of the city’s most meaningful neighborhoods. It’s not just history on a…
Venice is full of distractions, so this gives you focus. In a typical Venetian locale that feels like a wine cellar, you slow down for a real tasting flow: smell, observe, sip, and then talk about what you’re tasting. I…
Wine country quiet beats the crowds. This Lazise countryside tasting is a relaxed, farm-to-table style stop where you sample three young wines alongside local snacks in a laid-back garden setting. I especially like the focus on easy-drinking wines and the…
Some wines only make sense after you see the process. This tour focuses on Valpolicella, with Amarone in the spotlight, and it starts in the real working spaces of Cantina Buglioni. You’ll spend time outdoors among the organic vineyards, then…
