VENICE
230 Tours Reviewed
Venice has a second, quieter story. This 2-hour Jewish Ghetto walking tour in Cannaregio takes you past the postcard canals into a neighborhood with real weight—plus synagogue visits that are arranged with help from the Jewish Museum. I love how…
Verona tastes better on foot. This 3.5-hour small-group walk from Piazza Bra turns the city into an eat-and-learn route, with legends, wine lessons, and a panoramic end ride on the funicular. You start with warm local pastries, then spend the…
Venice has a cop, and you follow him. This 2-hour Commissario Brunetti walking tour turns the TV-and-novel world of Donna Leon into a real route through Venice’s quieter corners. I especially like how it pairs recognizable sights with film details,…
Venice gets real fast. This walking tour plus shared gondola ride shows you the city from both sides: tight lanes with stories, then slow canal views with time to breathe. You’ll also get the big-picture sights like Rialto Bridge, plus…
San Marco from the top changes everything. I love how this tour mixes iconic landmarks with smaller streets that most people rush past. You start in San Marco, weave toward Rialto, then climb the Bell Tower for Venice from above.…
Verona in two hours is a useful sprint. You cover the city’s UNESCO-listed historic center at a laidback pace, moving from the Arena di Verona to Juliet’s House with a local guide who explains what you’re actually looking at. I…
Venice looks different from the water. This private-style tour pairs a Grand Canal cruise with a walk through quieter corners, plus a small food tasting to keep the day fun. I especially like how the route mixes famous landmarks with…
Venice works best when you’re not stuck in a crowd loop, and this walk from San Marco to Rialto is built for that. I like that you get the big landmarks—especially Rialto Bridge—without needing a map, because your guide keeps…
Morning Venice has a special pace. This tour is designed for an easier start: you walk the city’s calli and squares before the day gets crowded, while a guide points out what matters and keeps the story flowing. I especially…
Verona hits fast: Roman grit, medieval streets, and romance in the same walk. I love how the tour bundles Arena tickets and the main “Romeo & Juliet” landmarks into one tight route. I also like the small-group feel, where your…
Venice feels like it’s made for walking, and this tour is built for that. You get skip-the-line entry into the two big hitters, the Doge’s Palace and St. Mark’s Basilica, then you move through nearby streets with context instead of…
Venice at sunset makes even a short walk feel special. This 3-hour tour mixes food and wine with real landmarks like Rialto Bridge and Venice’s oldest church, all while you sample classic cicchetti-style bites. I like how the stops are…
Venice can swallow your schedule. This 2-hour small-group walk helps you understand the city fast, and you get hit with great highlights like Rialto Bridge and St. Mark’s Square without feeling trapped in a huge crowd. I also like that…
Venice makes sense on foot. This 2-hour walk strings together the city center’s biggest landmarks and a few quieter corners so you learn the layout fast. I especially like the small-group pace and the English-only local storytelling, which helps you…
Skip St Mark’s lines and keep moving. This walking tour is built for fast first-time sightseeing, starting right at Piazza San Marco and weaving you through Venice’s lesser-known streets with a local guide. I love the skip-the-line St Mark’s Basilica…
