VENICE
853 Tours Reviewed
Padua rewards the curious. This 2-hour walking tour is a fast, well-timed way to see the city’s best-known sights while a local guide puts the pieces together. You start in Prato della Valle, then move through the historical center to…
Venice feels bigger when someone shows you the side streets. This 2.5-hour, small-group walk uses a licensed local guide to bring the city’s alleys, squares, and bridges to life with stories you won’t spot on a standard checklist. I especially…
Two cities, one big lake day. I like this trip because it hits Verona’s headline sights and then slows down on Lake Garda with a real boat moment in Sirmione. One thing to keep in mind: Verona can feel crowded,…
Vicenza is Palladio’s open-air workshop. This private walking tour is a smart way to connect the dots between Vicenza’s UNESCO center and Andrea Palladio’s ideas in real streets and real buildings. I like how the route focuses on the big…
Venice tastes better on foot. This street food tour pairs small tastings with real neighborhood stops, so you see more than just menus. I love how it mixes food with architecture, and I love that it’s built around places you…
A Segway is a fast way to see Padua. This tour is built for that sweet spot: you get 30-minute orientation plus a guided ride that takes you past major sights like City Hall, the Pedrocchi Café, Eremitani Square, the…
A day in Venice can feel like a race. This tour keeps it sane with fast roundtrip train and a private guided walk through the key sights before you go off on your own. I like that you get a…
Cheese and gin in the Prosecco hills. This full-day outing connects the Conegliano Valdobbiadene UNESCO area with hands-on food stops, from castle gardens and hill panoramas to a cheese maker and a micro-distillery. You start in Venice at Piazzale Roma…
Verona tastes better on foot. This street-food walking tour pairs classic landmarks with practical tastings along the way, so your time in the city feels both fun and efficient. I especially like the mix of photo-friendly stops (hello, Juliet’s balcony…
Two Venice icons, handled in one smooth pass. This tour is interesting because it pairs skip-the-line entry with a guide who keeps you oriented, so you spend your limited time in Venice looking up and walking in the right direction—not…
Giudecca feels like Venice’s secret side street. You’ll take a waterbus over the broad Giudecca Canal, then walk the island’s artistic and residential lanes with a local guide who connects what you see to how this place changed over time.…
A small corner of Venice, explained well. This private Leonardo da Vinci tour strings together San Polo streets, skip-the-line museum time, and famous Rialto sights in a way that actually makes sense. I like that you get personalized attention from…
Verona surprises you when you have a plan. This interactive Verona map is built to help you see the city at your own pace, with 50+ selected places, practical notes, and direct links so you can book what you need…
Verona rewards smart walking. This 3-hour shared route is designed to help you get your bearings fast—starting with medieval bridges and Roman arches, then working upward for big views before finishing in the classic center around Piazza Bra and Casa…
Rialto plus Frari is a tight, smart combo. You start at Campo San Luca, cross the icon Rialto Bridge, then shift from street life to serious art inside Frari Church. You’ll get your bearings fast and see why this part…
