VENICE
600 Tours Reviewed
Baroque music in Venice feels personal. This ticket pairs a structured visit around the Music Museum at San Maurizio with a live 80-minute Baroque performance by Interpreti Veneziani, so you get both context and sound in one go. I like…
Venice feels like a puzzle, then suddenly like home. This private, 2-hour walk with a native Venetian guide focuses on how the city actually works, from the tiny streets to the canal crossings, with a route described as opening the…
Venice at night feels different from day. This Punta Sabbioni cruise is a simple, high-impact way to see the Venetian Lagoon in soft sunset light, then step into Venice when the canals look slower and the streets feel calmer. I…
You get the best part of Venice food in one smooth plan: market shopping plus cooking at a local home. With Massimo, this is a private experience that pairs the sights of Mercati di Rialto with real hands-on lessons like…
Verona, but at your own pace. This self-guided walking tour uses a local-made digital guide to steer you past the city’s main sights, with food recommendations and little stories you can actually use while you’re walking. One thing to keep…
Chioggia looks different from a boat. This 1.5-hour ride takes you through the Venetian Lagoon area in a way big tours usually can’t, including calmer canals and spots that are more off-limits than you’d expect. You also get a friendly…
Verona gets darker after sunset. This Dark Historical Verona walk threads Roman tragedy, WWII memories, and medieval punishment into one easy-to-follow stroll through the historic center. I love the way the local guide turns each landmark into a story you…
Rome and Juliet meet Roman Verona. This short, small-group walk turns the city into a story you can actually follow on foot. I love how it starts at the Arena amphitheater and builds outward through medieval streets, instead of jumping…
Verona’s wine views come with a tight plan. This half-day Valpolicella Classica tour pairs a medieval hamlet stop with a focused Amarone winery tasting, plus hassle-free transport from the city. You’re guided in English, and the pacing is built for…
Getting into Venice can feel chaotic. This private arrival transfer turns your cruise day into a calmer landing, with a meet-and-assist team that helps you go from the cruise pier area to the water taxi boarding point. I like that…
A submarine visit in Venice feels unreal. This is the Enrico Dandolo—a Cold War-era Italian “killer submarine” you can actually walk through inside the Venice Arsenal. I love that the visit doesn’t stay outside with photos; you get into the…
Venice is more fun with a camera in hand. This private cinematic photoshoot turns your stroll into a guided set, moving you through landmarks and lesser-traveled corners while a photographer keeps things natural and story-driven. I especially like the customizable…
Venice feels big until you get the right route. This tour starts near San Marco and threads you through the city’s calli to the Rialto area, mixing famous landmarks with quieter corners. Two things I really like about this experience…
St. Mark’s gets loud fast—so go guided. This Venice experience centers on a smart, timed entry into one of the city’s most famous churches, with a guide walking you through the Basilica di San Marco and helping you make sense…
Lake Garda has a quieter side. In Lazise, this ZF4 Cellar tasting turns the usual vineyard visit into something you can do right in town, with an actual cellar setting that feels lived-in rather than staged. I like that you…
