VENICE
342 Tours Reviewed
Venice is best when you walk it. This small-group route strings together Dorsoduro’s side streets, the Ponte di Rialto, and a smart finish at Piazza San Marco, with an English-speaking local expert. I like the mix of top-famous moments and…
Verona tastes better on foot. This walking tour strings together classic Veronese bites, local wines, and a few key landmarks so you get the story behind what’s on your table. I like that it keeps the pace friendly and the…
Venice has a dark side, and it talks. This sunset walking tour takes you through the San Polo district with stories of forbidden love, political intrigue, and unsolved mysteries—set along canals, bridges, and narrow lanes that feel made for secrets.…
Murano and Burano feel totally different from a boat. This 4-hour ride links the Venetian lagoon islands with hands-on stops, guided by local host Davide, so you’re not just looking—you’re learning why each island is famous. I also like that…
Verona is all about layers. This 3-hour walking tour pairs the city’s medieval drama with a real-ticket pass into the 2,000-year-old Arena, so you’re not just looking at landmarks—you’re getting the stories that make them click. I love how the…
Venice gets stranger after sundown. This Ghost & Legends walking tour turns the lights down in Castello and Cannaregio, and turns the storytelling up with tales of murder, mystery, and Venetian superstition. You’ll glide past canals, winding alleys, and eerie…
That Grand Canal glow hits fast. This private Venice gondola ride with serenade pairs classic gondola craftsmanship with live singing plus an onboard musician (often guitar or accordion). I like that the ride is actually private to your group, so…
Two thousand years feels close here. This Verona Arena tour is built for efficiency: you meet your guide in Piazza Bra, use prepaid priority tickets to bypass the worst lines, and get a clear story of what the amphitheater meant…
Venice is a maze. This private custom walking tour turns the city’s winding lanes and canals into something you can actually navigate, while a local guide keeps the focus on the Venice you want to see and the story behind…
A short wine trip with real local detail. This Lugana visit from Sirmione is interesting because you don’t just sip wine—you walk the rows and hear how Turbiana grapes become Lugana, then you taste the results with classic flavors from…
Venice at Rialto is a whole different world. I love how this tour threads you through Mercati di Rialto and then into quieter, less-expected streets of San Polo, instead of only stopping for photos. You also get a real taste…
Two islands look great from the water. This organized afternoon ride through the Venetian Lagoon keeps the logistics simple, with a guide onboard to explain what you’re seeing as you go. I especially like the Murano glass stop: you get…
Wine and olive oil with a view. This small-group tour takes place on the hills above Bardolino, where you get a guided walk through the Bardolino DOC vineyards and olive trees, then taste five wines with local food. I like…
Veneto hill towns beat Venice crowds. This private, small-group day takes you north to Bassano del Grappa, Asolo, and the Palladian Villa Barbaro, then ends with a proper prosecco tasting in the hills. I especially like the way the day…
A day like this makes Venice feel doable. I like that you get San Marco free time in the morning, then a guided Murano glass demonstration later without wasting hours planning. The other thing I genuinely like is the way…
