VENICE
1520 Tours Reviewed
Cortina and lake views in one day. This is a practical way to see the Dolomites’ famous photo spots without renting a car, thanks to a comfortable coach and a route built around major viewpoints. You get two big wins…
Murano glass has a way of sticking in your mind. This tour pairs a look inside major Murano glass-world addresses with an old-school lampwork craft moment, then finishes with a church walk that actually feels like being on the island.…
Cicchetti turn Venice into a snack map. In about 2.5 hours, you’ll walk from Campo San Bortolomio toward the Rialto area, then keep going on foot to finish at Campo Santa Margherita. It’s part food hunt, part sightseeing loop, with…
Venice has a shortcut to the gold. This combo pairs St. Mark’s Basilica with a guided look at what made the Venetian Republic so powerful, then tops it off with a classic 30-minute gondola glide through canal scenes you’d normally…
Venice is loud. This class is calm. In a real Venetian atelier, you’ll make a papier-mâché mask from scratch, then decorate it with colors and all the sparkly extras. You also get short, practical context on how Venetian masks evolved,…
Verona reads differently when you walk with a local. This is a private, 2-hour stroll that strings together the city’s big landmarks and smaller story spots, so you get history plus atmosphere without burning a whole day. You’ll move from…
Verona tastes better on foot. This is a tight, small-group food walk that mixes serious local flavors with wine, including Valpolicella Classico and Soave. I like that you get both savory (Sopressa salami, cured ham, cheeses, Sicilian vegetable paté) and…
Venice hits fast, even in 90 minutes. This tour strings together standout neighborhoods and landmarks, mixing land walking with short water moments for views of the Grand Canal and Rialto Bridge from more than one angle. I like that it…
Venice works best when you stop fighting it. This outing is a practical way to see the lagoon’s three famous islands in one day, without doing the ferry math yourself. You get Murano glass access, free time on Burano, and…
Venice feels different after dark. This 3-hour night walk puts you with Andrea Paolo Barbiini in the neighborhoods locals actually use, then slips you into a very old Venetian osteria for lagoon seafood cicchetti and aperitivo. I especially like the…
Venice feels calmer with a guide. This is a private walking tour that steers you through Venice’s calli and small courtyards with an eye for the off-crowd story behind the big sights. You get a locally guided route designed to…
Venice is great, but the hills are where this day gets interesting. From Piazzale Roma you’ll ride out into Prosecco country and meet the people behind Northern Italy’s famous bubbles. The UNESCO Prosecco Hills drive alone feels like a preview,…
Murano glass looks like art magic. What makes this tour work is simple: you get the hands-on glassblowing inside a real workshop, plus a boat transfer that handles the tricky Venice-to-Murano logistics in one smooth loop. I like two big…
Casanova and Carnival collide on a Venice walk. This tour turns the city’s 18th-century party spirit into a guided story, with your guide in period costume, starting at the famous Teatro La Fenice. You’ll follow the trail of Giacomo Casanova…
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…
