VENICE
33 Tours Reviewed
Venice looks best from water, and this route delivers. You get a scenic lagoon boat ride plus island time to see Murano glassmaking, explore color-soaked Burano, and visit Torcello’s quieter monuments. I especially like the glass-blowing stop on Murano and…
Mamma Ivana makes pasta feel personal. This Verona cooking class is a hands-on lesson that walks you through stuffed tortellini step by step, in a homely setting. You’ll leave with the food you made and the know-how behind the famous…
St Mark’s area can feel nonstop. This lunch gives you a calm pocket for an easy reset. You’ll eat at illy Caffè in the Royal Gardens area, tucked behind St Mark’s Square, with quick service and a fixed menu that’s…
Truffle hunting turns dinner into a story. In the hills around Verona, you’ll follow a trained truffle dog and its handler through the woods, learning how truffles grow and how the search works in real life. I especially like that…
One hill view at a time. This small-group Verona e-bike experience strings together the city’s key sights and the romantic viewpoints over the Adige and the hills. I like how the pace is slow enough to actually look around, not…
A cool breeze at water level can change your whole day. This Venetian Lagoon lunch cruise is built for an easy reset: a spacious catamaran, soft chill-out music, and views you usually only get from photos of postcards. I love…
A lunch cruise can change your Venice day. I love the way a catamaran ride turns the lagoon into your viewfinder, with relaxed chill-out music and that trademark NO STRESS pace. I also love that you get a real light…
Venice eats like it talks: short, salty, and full of stories. This 3-hour walk links the Rialto Fish Market with the cicchetti wine-bar culture that shapes daily life in the city. You’ll hear why the biggest open market matters, and…
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…
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:…
One day in the Prosecco hills can feel like a week away. This tour turns Venice into Veneto wine country with a small group, a private van, and two wineries that actually teach you what you’re drinking. I also love…
Verona is best seen at a human pace. This e-bike tour gives you an easy way to cover lots of ground, slip past main sights, and still get that cool hilltop look over the city. I especially like the electric-bike…
Rialto Market turns into dinner prep. This small-group day pairs a Rialto Market walkthrough with a hands-on cooking class in a chef’s home kitchen, ending with the meal you make plus unlimited wine and water. Guides such as Lorenzo (and…
Amarone education, served with lunch. This Grand Tour of Valpolicella is built for a focused day: you move through the hills near Verona, visit two wineries, meet the producers, and taste Valpolicella styles with an Amarone DOCG emphasis. The small…
Venice and rock ’n’ roll sounds like a funny combo, but it works here. This Hard Rock Cafe outpost near Piazza San Marco mixes Venetian-style design (including Murano glass details) with classic American comfort food and wall-to-wall music memorabilia. I…
