VENICE
600 Tours Reviewed
Venice feels like a maze, so you need a map. This private walking tour is built for exactly that, with a local guide who helps you navigate while keeping the pace custom to your interests. I especially like two things:…
Cannaregio reveals Venice’s quieter, older face. This Venice Jewish Ghetto and Cannaregio Food and Wine Tour mixes neighborhood walks with six restaurant stops, so history and flavor move together instead of living in separate parts of your day. I like…
Walking Cittadella’s walls feels like a shortcut to the past. This Cittadella Card centers on the Camminamento di Ronda parapet walkway, set about 15 meters above the town, with big sweeping views from towers and terraces. I really like how…
Verona can feel like a movie set. This tour turns the stones into stories, from Roman Verona to the medieval power plays that shaped the city you walk through today. You’ll move at a comfortable pace through famous landmarks like…
Venice looks different at first light. This private photo shoot pairs a calm, early-walk Venice session with a reserved gondola ride, so you get romance and real backdrops without fighting crowds. I really like the early-morning light and fewer people,…
Love Romeo and Juliet? Start here in Verona. This tour strings together movie locations from Letters to Juliet with real Verona landmarks, while a local guide explains what likely happened, step by step. I like that the story stays practical,…
Venice at night feels different. This small-group after-hours tour strings together three of the city’s biggest icons—Doge’s Palace, Bridge of Sighs, and St Mark’s Basilica—when the crowds thin and the details become easy to notice. I love the focus on…
Venice at night has a special kind of magic. This dinner-and-concert combo keeps everything close and timed well: you eat just steps from St. Mark’s Square, then head into the Church of San Vidal for classical music by Venetian masters…
Venice tastes different when it starts at home. This is a small-group cooking class led by Chef Carolyn where you learn hands-on Venetian cooking, then sit down to the meal you made, often on an outdoor terrace near Campo Santa…
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…
That water ride is the whole point. This round-trip ticket saves you from driving in and out of Venice and from the parking headaches that go with it. I like how direct it is: you start at Punta Sabbioni and…
I like this tour because it feels built around the real work of winemaking, not just a sales pitch. You’ll visit a historic estate in the Valpolicella hills and move through the icehouse aging room for Amarone vintages and then…
Lake Garda moves best from the water. This 2:00 pm cruise turns the southern shore into a photo loop of cliffs, villas, and castle bridges, with a proper aperitivo onboard. What I love most is the Salò stop (a full…
Venice turns more serious once you reach the ghetto. I love how this walk links the three ghettos of Venice to everyday street details, and I also like the final stretch along Fondamenta dei Ormesini for real local life. One…
Venice has a way of doing your travel homework for you. This day excursion from Bergamo gets you into the city with a lagoon boat ride and a focused walking tour that helps you spot the main sights fast, without…
