VENICE
600 Tours Reviewed
Venice at night can be surprisingly intimate. This opera concert in the Palace of Prisons puts singers right by St Mark Square, in a dramatic hall linked to the story of Casanova’s escape. What makes it fun is that the…
Somehow, gelato class sounds nicer than it should. This Verona experience is a practical, feel-good cooking lesson where you learn how Italian-style ice cream and fresh fruit sorbet come together, step by step. I like that it’s taught in an…
A lagoon cruise makes Venice feel wider. This morning trip gives you a quick, practical taste of the Venetian islands while you glide past major landmarks like San Giorgio, Certosa, and Sant Erasmo. The best part is what you get…
Prosecco country fits neatly into one day. You head out of Venice with a small group and an air-conditioned van, then spend your time where it matters: family-run wineries and DOCG tastings set against the Conegliano Valdobbiadene and Prosecco hill…
St. Mark’s can feel like a dream you can’t quite wake from. This tour gives you a smart, time-saving way to see the golden mosaics and marble floor details in St. Mark’s Basilica, with an expert guide explaining what you’re…
Crammed Venice days meet a real shortcut. This guided tour takes you from St. Mark’s Square into the Doge’s Palace with reserved access, then walks you through the Bridge of Sighs and the prison rooms where Venetian power got very…
Florence’s art hits fast on this 4-hour plan. I love the priority entrance setup and timed entry flow that helps you beat the worst waiting. You start at the Accademia area, then walk through key sights in the same day.…
Canyoning on Lake Garda feels like a free fall. This beginner tour at Gumpenfever turns a natural canyon into a hands-on playground, with the big moments you actually remember: a 5-meter cliff jump and a 14-meter natural slide. I love…
Fresh pasta, made at a real Venetian home. You’ll learn classic dough and shaping skills in a home-style kitchen, then sit down to eat what you made. I love the hands-on coaching that corrects your technique on the spot, and…
Venice has a second, quieter story. This 2-hour Jewish Ghetto walking tour in Cannaregio takes you past the postcard canals into a neighborhood with real weight—plus synagogue visits that are arranged with help from the Jewish Museum. I love how…
Verona tastes better on foot. This 3.5-hour small-group walk from Piazza Bra turns the city into an eat-and-learn route, with legends, wine lessons, and a panoramic end ride on the funicular. You start with warm local pastries, then spend the…
Venice’s food trail starts right on the canal. This 4-hour Rialto Market Food and Wine tour mixes street-level eating with classic Venetian sights, from the Rialto Bridge area to Campo San Bartolomeo and Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo. You’ll walk…
One day can feel like three worlds. From Venice, this trip threads its way to the Dolomites, with tunnels and canyon views out the window and friendly drivers like Miriam or Simone. I love the Lake Misurina walk and the…
Water views beat street views every time. This shared gondola ride is a simple way to see Venice from the canal level, and it keeps things focused on major sights rather than wandering on foot. I also like that it…
Three hours on two wheels beats hop-on tours. This Verona Bike Tour strings together Roman sights, medieval squares, and river views in one smooth loop, with an English-speaking guide and the practical comfort of helmeted biking. I like that the…
