VENICE
853 Tours Reviewed
Olives on Lake Garda are more interesting than you’d guess. This 1-hour experience in Bardolino lets you see how extra virgin olive oil is made, then taste four different oils with local bites in an outdoor garden. It’s a focused…
Lagoon time moves slower in a good way. This small-group typical lagoon boat trip out of Chioggia pairs scenic Pellestrina views with wildlife-focused stops for a calmer Venice-area experience. It’s the kind of route that helps you see the lagoon…
A market day, with dough on your hands This Padua experience mixes a small-group market walk with a hands-on cooking class in a local home. You’ll pick ingredients, learn how the meal comes together, then sit down to taste what…
Venice looks different when you’re floating instead of walking. This private gondola tour gives you a front-row seat to the Grand Canal and quieter side canals, with bridges sliding overhead and palazzos gliding past. It’s a short ride, but it…
Venice makes sense when you read its buildings. This 1-hour architect-guided walking tour with Cristina Caragia (an authorized Venice guide) turns famous Venice landmarks into something you can actually understand. I love the way you get an expert lens on…
A cellar tour like this is a time machine. You get Verona-area natural wines in a working estate setting, with a walk in the vineyard, a look at winemaking practices, and time in an old cellar area dating to 1760.…
Lake Garda at boat-speed feels made for photos. This 3-hour motorboat loop from Sirmione mixes big-name sights with a real aperitivo moment on the water. You’ll get an island stop at San Biagio plus a pass by famous landmarks like…
Two hours, big Sirmione memories. This is a smart way to see Sirmione from the water and on foot, with a local guide tying together villas, Roman remains, and the town’s most famous spots. I like the small group size…
Venice tastes better with a local guide. This 3.5-hour food and wine walking tour takes you through Cannaregio and the Venice Jewish Ghetto, mixing off-the-beaten sights with real eating stops. You’ll start at San Geremia and work your way toward…
A hill town with a poet’s soul. This tour pairs scenic Euganean Hills time with a guided walk through Arquà Petrarca, plus tastings that feel local, not staged. I love the hands-on food stops, especially the olive oil mill visit…
Venice tastes better at night. This small-group tour (max 8) takes you off the main routes and into the backstreets of Dorsoduro, where you’ll sample classic cicchetti-style bites and regional drinks alongside stories about local daily life. I love that…
Wine tastes better when you skip the guessing. This Bardolino tour runs about 1.5 hours near Bardolino, with a guided walk through vineyards and barrel rooms, then a sit-down tasting led by a professional sommelier. I especially like two things:…
Venice turns magical fast, especially with the right guide. I love how Lorenzo (from real guest feedback) brings Venice history to life and even tailors the walk to what you care about. I also love finishing with a 30-minute gondola…
A Venice dinner walk can be more than food. This one pairs Cannaregio streets with Jewish Ghetto landmarks, then feeds you in the exact places locals go for an easy evening out. It starts at 4:00 pm and keeps moving…
Valpolicella’s best stories start underground. This Amarone-focused tour pairs a guided walk through the cellar with a proper tasting setup, so you learn what you’re actually smelling and drinking. I like the clear structure, from vineyard and fruit cellar to…
