VENICE
219 Tours Reviewed
Early mornings pay off here. This self-guided day trip sends you from Verona to Madonna di Campiglio, often called the Pearl of the Dolomites, with you in charge of the pace once you arrive. I like that it blends simple…
Venice can feel like a test of patience. This private tour turns it into something calmer and more personal, with an art historian guide and a smart mix of famous sights and smaller corners. I especially love the way Fiorella…
Venice is tricky with kids, not today. This private walking tour is built for younger travelers, with kid-friendly guidance and on-the-ground stories that keep attention moving. I especially like that the route hits big-name spots without turning it into a…
Venice can be magical, even when you’re short on time. This tour hits two of the city’s biggest sights—Doge’s Palace and St Mark’s Basilica—with skip-the-line tickets, plus an expert guide to connect the art and architecture to everyday Venetian life.…
Venice makes sense on foot. This 2.5-hour guided walk strings together the big sights and the quieter corners so the city feels readable instead of random. I especially loved the Ponte di Rialto viewpoints and the way the walk brings…
Art in Padua starts with a story. This guided walk turns everyday sights into something you can actually see and understand, with an art historian leading the way from Prato della Valle. I like two things most: the way the…
Headphones turn Venice into your personal tour. This self-guided Venice experience uses location-based audio stories so you can move at your pace and decide what you want to hear. One of the best parts is self-paced freedom, letting you pause,…
Venice feels different when you paddle it yourself. I like that this small-group kayak tour gives you a real workout while still being beginner-friendly, and I also love how it steers you away from the densest canal bottlenecks so you…
Two Venice icons, one efficient plan. This guided experience pairs fast-track entry to Doge’s Palace with a tour that pushes you straight to the Bridge of Sighs and the prison areas, instead of letting queues eat your day. I especially…
Venice rewards a slow walk. This self-guided audio tour turns key sights into a connected story, from Doge’s Palace politics to the canals and trade that shaped the city. I like that you can set your pace with a GPS…
Padua rewards the curious. This 2-hour walking tour is a fast, well-timed way to see the city’s best-known sights while a local guide puts the pieces together. You start in Prato della Valle, then move through the historical center to…
A day in Venice can feel like a race. This tour keeps it sane with fast roundtrip train and a private guided walk through the key sights before you go off on your own. I like that you get a…
Verona surprises you when you have a plan. This interactive Verona map is built to help you see the city at your own pace, with 50+ selected places, practical notes, and direct links so you can book what you need…
Palladio in just 90 minutes. This Vicenza walking tour is a tidy way to see the city’s top sights with a local guide, not a self-made route. I love the architecture-first commentary that helps you notice what matters at each…
Venice looks different from a kayak. This 1-hour Venice experience is a quick way to see the city from the water, guided by someone born and raised in Venice, with that calm, local feel you just can’t get on foot.…
