VENICE
1520 Tours Reviewed
Venice has quiet corners most miss. This 2-hour walk in Dorsoduro feels like getting a local map of the city’s lesser-visited streets: I love how it links Ca’ Foscari area architecture with real everyday squares, and how it ends with…
Venice has another kind of museum experience. A ticket to Scuola Grande San Giovanni Evangelista lets you step into an ancient lay brotherhood (1261) and move through Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque rooms in one visit. What I like most is…
A sunset cruise in Sirmione feels custom-made. From the small harbor, you slide across Lake Garda with Prosecco in hand and a captain who keeps the ride moving and the sights coming. I like how this feels personal: it’s built…
A long day in the mountains, minus the driving stress. This Dolomites day trip turns Venice into high alpine scenery with a smooth, private-vehicle ride and planned stops that keep things moving. I really like the small group size (max…
St Mark’s after dark feels like a secret. This exclusive after-hours visit turns Venice’s biggest church into something quieter, more personal, and a bit unreal—especially when you’re guided in a private setup after the public closes out. You start in…
Turin has a sweet secret. This tasting at Chocolate7 turns your hour into a structured chocolate lesson, not just “try a few squares.” I like that it starts with Gianduja (Piedmont’s classic hazelnut-and-chocolate blend) and then walks you through how…
Palladio fans, this is your kind of morning. Vicenza is small, walkable, and packed with serious architecture, and this experience gives you the context to see the buildings as ideas—not just pretty facades. You start with a private-feeling welcome at…
Your Venice arrival can be painless. This shared transfer is built for cruise-day stress: you pre-book, then get a fast pre-paid boat ride from Marittima to the main island with drop-offs designed to match where your hotel is. I like…
Venice is gorgeous, but selfies fight the light. This private photo session gives you a real plan for where to stand, when to move, and how to look natural in tricky alleyways and near St. Mark’s. I like that you…
Madonna della Corona feels like a mirage. On this day trip from Verona, you ride up into the Monte Baldo area and then spend real time at the cliffside sanctuary—a place that looks carved out of the rock. I love…
Verona is the kind of place where fiction feels real. This Romeo and Juliet guided walk ties together Shakespeare’s story with Verona’s stone streets, squares, and monuments, all with a live English guide who keeps the pace friendly and the…
Food and landmarks, in 90 minutes. I love how this tour mixes tastings you can actually taste and remember with quick stops at Verona’s big sights, without dragging you through the whole day. You start with three styles of olive…
Venice tastes better when you follow a story. This tour uses Donna Leon’s Brunetti as a fun thread to guide you through classic Venetian food stops. You’ll learn how bacaro-hopping works, then actually do it at real places, with views…
Carnival in Venice is all about the in-between moments. This 2-hour Venetian-style pub crawl trades slow wandering for a guided bar hop through tight alleys and campi, with stops at local wine bars called bacari. What I like most is…
Venice departure can feel stressful. This shared water taxi cuts the stress with a simple plan: meet near your hotel, ride comfortably, and get to your train or bus with less hassle. It’s interesting because it’s not a long tour—it’s…
