VENICE
853 Tours Reviewed
Three cities. Nine days. Minimal friction. This tour works because it mixes small-group guiding with real logistics help, so you spend more time looking at Venice’s canals and Rome’s stone giants, and less time figuring out routes. It’s built for…
Two hours on the water changes the way you see Venice. This sunset kayak tour blends real rowing-club culture with a practical paddle lesson, then sends you through canals in the Canareggio and Castello areas as the sky turns pink…
A day on the water changes Venice fast. This Murano, Burano & Torcello tour moves you beyond the postcard stops with a small-group ride on a traditional bragozzo, led by a local skipper who talks through what you’re seeing as…
E-bikes make wine country feel effortless. This Lazise half-day ride threads vineyards and olive groves with Lake Garda and Alps views, guided by people who know the route. I love that the start at Azienda Agricola Le Ginestre means you’re…
Silence, sun, and three Venetian islands. This private boat tour from Campo dei Mori lets you hop between Venice’s islands with your own group, guided by a local captain through the lagoon. I love the pairing of Murano glass access…
Venice makes more sense with a local guide. This 2-hour small-group walk hits the big sights—Rialto Bridge and St. Mark’s Square—without turning your day into a checklist race. I like that you get an English-speaking expert who connects the buildings…
That first drive out of Venice changes everything. This private Dolomites day trip links five standout lake stops with Cortina d’Ampezzo, with a driver who keeps the day moving while you focus on big mountain views. You get a calm,…
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…
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 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…
