VENICE
179 Tours Reviewed
Wine, Verona, and one tight day. You’ll ride out of Venice through vineyards for Amarone-focused wine tasting and then get real time in Verona with 3 hours on your own. The day is packed, so the only real drawback is…
Verona tastes like a well-aimed walking menu. This private, 3-hour tour pairs 10 food and drink tastings with stops near Verona’s best-known sights, so you get both flavor and context without the slow, stop-and-go feel of big groups. It’s private…
Ready for a Prosecco day trip? This private 8-hour outing takes you north from Venice into the Valdobbiadene Prosecco country, with a private guide who can tailor the pace and explain what makes Prosecco different. I really like two things:…
Amarone in Verona is a smart move. This is an indoor wine-school-style tasting with a sommelier guiding you through the flavors of the Valpolicella region, even on winter days or rainy afternoons. You’ll start with Soave, move through Lugana, then…
E-bike days beat the usual sweat. This Lazise tour mixes Lake Garda countryside cycling with a relaxed wine-tasting finish, guided by pros who keep the pace friendly. I like that it’s built for real scenery—vineyards, olive trees, and big-view photo…
Venice eats best in small doses. This cicchetti street food tour threads through the Rialto area and hands you a steady stream of local bites in real neighborhood spots, not tourist-only counters. I love that the group is capped at…
Prosecco country starts fast. This full-day ride out of Venice takes you into the hills around Valdobbiadene and Treviso, where you’ll see how Prosecco goes from grape to fermentation to glass. I love the small group max of 8, which…
Cartizze is where Prosecco gets serious, and this experience is built like a mini sommelier course. You start with a clear introduction to the Prosecco production area and what makes Cartizze special, then you taste four Valdobbiadene Superiore di Cartizze…
Lake Garda does something rare: it teaches you wine. This biodynamic farm tour in Colà di Lazise mixes farm life (vines, vegetable plots, beehives, animals) with a real explanation of natural growing methods. I especially like the way the hosts…
Venice tastes better when someone leads the way. This Cannaregio evening walk turns Venetian food habits into something you can actually follow: you’ll hop between traditional bacari for cicchetti, sip a classic spritz, then end with a proper sit-down meal.…
Venice can be a feast for your senses, fast. This 2.5-hour guided street food tour mixes tastes with smart sightseeing, taking you from the Rialto Market area to classic squares and along the Grand Canal’s vibe. I like that you’re…
Venice tastes best at Rialto. This small-group tour pairs food and wine with guided sightseeing right in the Rialto area, so you get more than just a meal. You also learn how people actually live around the market, with stops…
Bees have a lot to teach. On this Lazise farm tour on Lake Garda, you get the sights and smells of a working apiary, then you slow down for a proper tasting: three types of honey, local cheeses, jam, and…
Venice tastes better when someone else handles the hard part. This semi-private experience starts at the Rialto Fish Market and strings together classic cicchetti bites with Prosecco, all in a small group that actually lets you ask questions and slow…
Four bites, three sips, and real Verona. This 3-hour Verona food and wine walking tour is a great way to eat your way through the city instead of just sightseeing it. You’ll meet at Porta Borsari, then move through classic…
