VENICE
89 Tours Reviewed
Venice looks different at 5 p.m. This evening walk strings together the Jewish Ghetto, Rialto, and St. Mark’s Square with a local guide, so you catch the city’s big sights when the day crowds thin out. I especially like the…
Venice does not have to feel like a stampede. This trip gets you out on the Venetian Lagoon with a small group and a semi-private water taxi, then turns the day toward Murano glassblowing and real island wandering. The goal…
Venice tastes better with a local guide. This 2-hour Venice tapas and wine walking tour is built around cichetti-style bites and bacaro stops, then layers in stories as you walk through canals and side streets off the main tourist paths.…
Food walks beat bus tours in Verona. This 3-hour tasting route mixes classic city sights with real local bites, from espresso and Risino to Valpolicella wine tastings. If your group gets a guide like Stefano or Andrea, you’ll likely get…
Short on time? Do this Venice combo. I like how you get both Venice from the land and from the water in one smooth outing: a guided walk through the lanes between St Mark’s Square and the Rialto, plus a…
Verona hits you fast, and this tour helps you see why. You start in Piazza Bra and get the city’s big Roman-to-medieval highlights in a tight, friendly route, then top it off with a one-way cable car ride and a…
Verona’s story walks right past you. This small-group route ties together UNESCO-listed landmarks and the city’s pop-culture pull, all with a local licensed guide guiding your eyes (not just your feet). I love how the tour links the Roman Arena…
Verona gets easier with a smart plan. This small-group walk threads Roman Verona with Shakespeare-era stops and a hilltop cable car view, so you’re not just ticking boxes. Guides like Morris and Monica are known for mixing clear stories with…
Food moves faster than a map. This Verona tour is an all-in-one morning that uses food and wine to teach you the city like a local would. You start with an espresso and risino breakfast, then you work your way…
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,…
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.…
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…
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…
