VENICE
83 Tours Reviewed
Food first, landmarks second, and it works. This Venice street food tour turns the city into a tasting route, starting near Rialto and pairing bite-sized food with smart glimpses of major sights. You’ll walk enough to feel like you’re moving…
Venice looks easy. Then you add wine class, and it gets fun fast. This is a Veneto-focused food and wine dinner near Piazza San Marco, with a sommelier guiding you through each pairing at a private table. You eat four…
Venice at night tastes better. This 3-hour cicchetti stroll sends you into local bacari instead of spending your evening queueing near the main drag. You’ll start with a modern neighborhood wine bar where bread cicchetti and spritzes are the house…
Venice tastes better after dark. This 3 hours 30 minutes evening walk is built around Venetian food culture: wine, cicchetti (Venetian tapas), plus a final sweet. You meet at Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo and follow a local host through…
Venice tastes best when you stop chasing menus. This private culinary tour steers you away from the fastest tourist routes and into Cannaregio for wine-bar culture, small bites, and a visit to the Ghetto synagogues. I love how it teaches…
Venice tastes different when someone explains it. This 3-hour Rialto food walk is built for people who want market sights plus practical food guidance, not just a casual stroll. I like that the guide handles the language gap, so you…
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…
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…
Venice runs on small moments. This tour teaches the bacari culture in a way that feels like learning a local language. I like the focus on cicchetti and wine with real explanations, and I like that you visit four bacari…
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…
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…
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…
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…
