VENICE
83 Tours Reviewed
Venice tastes better with a guide. This 2.5-hour small-group walk is a smart way to get your bearings fast while you sample Venice’s classic snacks and drinks. I like that you get six cicchetti plus three included wine tastings, so…
Amarone in the real wine country is different. This Valpolicella tour focuses on how the wines are made and why the region’s styles taste so distinct, with a personal visit to an independent estate. I like that you get a…
This is countryside time, slow and satisfying. You start near Lazise and spend about an hour riding through the hills and vineyards, then you trade the saddle for a picnic at a family beekeeping farm, followed by their wine tasting.…
Venice eats best when someone else does the hard work. This tour pairs a guided walk through the Rialto area with wine-bar stops and local food that you do not have to pay for. It also adds view time at…
Few experiences mix art and wine this naturally. In Lazise, you get a guided painting session inside the winery area among the vineyards, with an instructor walking you step by step so you can create your own work on a…
Venice is wonderful, but food is the fast track to falling in love. This four-course Food & Wine Pairing dinner gives you a polished Venetian meal and a sommelier-chosen lineup of four wines, all close to St Mark’s Square. I…
Venice tastes better with a plan. This 2-hour walk-and-drink experience is built for an afternoon where you wander streets that feel less crowded, then pause at three bacari for typical Venetian cicco and a glass of wine (or a soft…
Venice tastes better away from crowds. This short walk threads together quiet Venice corners, small bridges, and classic bacari stops so you can eat your way through the city without feeling stuck in a line. English guide Roberto brings the…
If you want Venice to feel like a local day, this private street food tour is a smart way to do it. You’ll move through classic neighborhoods like San Marco, San Polo, and Santa Croce, stopping for bites and drinks…
Venice tastes better with a local guide. This 3.5-hour food and wine walking tour takes you through Cannaregio and the Venice Jewish Ghetto, mixing off-the-beaten sights with real eating stops. You’ll start at San Geremia and work your way toward…
Venice tastes better at night. This small-group tour (max 8) takes you off the main routes and into the backstreets of Dorsoduro, where you’ll sample classic cicchetti-style bites and regional drinks alongside stories about local daily life. I love that…
A Venice dinner walk can be more than food. This one pairs Cannaregio streets with Jewish Ghetto landmarks, then feeds you in the exact places locals go for an easy evening out. It starts at 4:00 pm and keeps moving…
Prosecco tastes better with the right stop. This 5-hour ride from Venice takes you into the UNESCO Prosecco Hills between Valdobbiadene and Conegliano, where you’ll focus on boutique, family-run wineries instead of the big, crowded brands. I like the private…
Venice tastes like a local’s day. This 4-hour Rialto Market food tour mixes market shopping know-how with real bacari wine-bar stops, then stitches in landmark views as you walk. I especially like the way you get hands-on guidance for eating…
Venice tastes better on a bacaro crawl. This food-and-wine walk is built around real local habits: short stops, quick tastings, and a guide who explains what you’re eating and why it matters. I especially like the 2 included tastings that…
