VENICE
853 Tours Reviewed
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…
Venice gets a lot more interesting after dark. This Venice Ghost & Legends Walking City Tour is built for an evening wander through quieter squares and alleys, with tales of murder, mystery, and spooky local superstition as you go. I…
Venice feels smaller when you go sideways. This private tour is built for that escape: your local host steers you through quieter lanes, peaceful squares, and small artistic stops that you’d normally miss when you’re stuck in the main lines.…
This 30-minute glide feels like time travel. I love how you ride the Grand Canal in a classic Venice way, looking up at mansions and bridges instead of staring at them from the street. I also like that the route…
St. Mark’s is the easy part. The real payoff here is the walking tour that threads Venice’s big sights with the smaller stories behind them, ending with your own time at St. Mark’s. I particularly like the way you get…
Venice feels like a movie set, but this tour helps it make sense fast. You start with skip-the-line entry into two of the biggest sights in St. Mark’s Square, then finish with a classic gondola ride along the canals. It’s…
Amarone turns out to be a real story. The Tenuta Santa Maria di Gaetano Bertani tour in Valpolicella mixes pretty villa spaces with the guts of Amarone production, so you get both atmosphere and process. I like how the host…
Seeing Murano and Burano by boat is a treat. I like the hotel pickup from your Venice lodging and the fact that you’re on a private motorboat with shelter and great sightlines. The best part is how the day mixes…
Venice feels like a maze, so you need a map. This private walking tour is built for exactly that, with a local guide who helps you navigate while keeping the pace custom to your interests. I especially like two things:…
Cannaregio reveals Venice’s quieter, older face. This Venice Jewish Ghetto and Cannaregio Food and Wine Tour mixes neighborhood walks with six restaurant stops, so history and flavor move together instead of living in separate parts of your day. I like…
Verona can feel like a movie set. This tour turns the stones into stories, from Roman Verona to the medieval power plays that shaped the city you walk through today. You’ll move at a comfortable pace through famous landmarks like…
Verona is best seen at a human pace. This e-bike tour gives you an easy way to cover lots of ground, slip past main sights, and still get that cool hilltop look over the city. I especially like the electric-bike…
I like this tour because it feels built around the real work of winemaking, not just a sales pitch. You’ll visit a historic estate in the Valpolicella hills and move through the icehouse aging room for Amarone vintages and then…
Venice turns more serious once you reach the ghetto. I love how this walk links the three ghettos of Venice to everyday street details, and I also like the final stretch along Fondamenta dei Ormesini for real local life. One…
