VENICE · DESTINATION
186 Tours Reviewed
One hour can teach you how to taste wine. This classic Valpolicella experience pairs three iconic wines with local bites, guided by a sommelier who talks you through what you’re actually tasting. I especially like the focus on Valpolicella Classico,…
Venice is easier with a plan. This all-day Verona trip strings together the big sights you want to see—Piazza San Marco, the canals, and a lagoon boat ride—without you having to figure out every transfer on your own. You’ll start…
A kitchen with a view can change your whole trip. This cooking class in Avesa sits just outside Verona and has you working in a real ancient house, topped with a wide panorama over hills and rooftops while you learn…
Mamma Ivana makes pasta feel personal. This Verona cooking class is a hands-on lesson that walks you through stuffed tortellini step by step, in a homely setting. You’ll leave with the food you made and the know-how behind the famous…
Verona and Amarone in one smooth day. You’ll get a guided Verona walking tour and then a serious Amarone–Valpolicella tasting led by an English-speaking guide and certified sommelier. I especially like how the wine stops aren’t just about pouring glasses,…
Verona hits different when you’re not stuck in a crowd. This private walking tour is built to give you a tight, high-impact loop through Verona’s Old Town, then get you straight into Juliet’s House with entrance tickets included. I especially…
Verona looks good even without a filter. This experience turns that fact into a planned photo story with comfy pacing and multiple classic backdrops around the center. You’ll choose when to stop, and the result is meant to feel like…
Verona is the perfect day off from Venice. This train-led outing trades canal scenes for Verona’s old streets and a guided walk through the city’s best-known sights, from ancient Roman remains to medieval corners. I like that the route is…
Clay and wine in Verona feels right. This 2-hour SmArt Lab Verona workshop mixes hands-on pottery with Veneto-style sipping, in a studio designed to feel calm and creative instead of intimidating. You’ll start from plain materials and end with your…
Segwaying in Verona is surprisingly smooth. You get a max 8-person group, then spend about 30 minutes learning the Segway before heading out. I like that you’re not stuck with a map and guesswork—your guide handles the route and the…
The Dolomites start with a bus ride. This full-day trip from Verona gets you into the mountains fast, with a panoramic coach and guide commentary in English and Spanish as you move between the best viewpoints. I love that the…
That first lake view does the work. This private Lake Garda day trip is interesting because you’re not stuck in a big-group rhythm; you follow a local guide through history spots, quiet lake towns, and wine country with a drive…
Verona makes sense on foot. This 2-hour walking tour strings together Roman, medieval, and Romeo-and-Juliet landmarks with a real guide who helps you connect the dots fast. I especially like the story-first guiding style I’ve seen from guides such as…
There’s something satisfying about walking Verona with your own rhythm. This self-guided audio tour strings together the city’s most famous Romeo and Juliet landmarks alongside major squares and churches, all with step-by-step directions you can pause and restart whenever you…
Verona is small, but it has layers. This 3-hour walk helps you see the city’s big names and the quieter stories that explain how it all fits together. I like that it links history to specific streets, so the centro…
