VENICE
70 Tours Reviewed
A great Verona wine stop starts with a view. At Cantina Giovanni Ederle, you get a vineyard visit and then a sit-down 5-wine tasting on a terrace overlooking the city. I also like how the lineup focuses on the Valpolicella…
Fresh pasta and tiramisù right by Lake Garda. This 3-hour class in Lazise is a hands-on cooking break that ends with you eating what you made. I especially loved the step-by-step pasta technique and the way local Lake Garda wines…
Venice tastes better in small sips. This 3.5-hour food walk turns the city’s alleyways into a real tasting route, starting at Basilica dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo and moving through historic spots where you eat and drink your way through…
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…
That’s Venice, in bite-size form. This tour turns the Jewish Ghetto and Cannaregio into a living map, pairing local food tastings with real neighborhood context. I like that you get guided walking time (not just eating), and I especially like…
Venice smells like food when you start here. This Rialto Market food and wine lunchtime tour lets you taste your way through Venice’s most famous market area while a local guide ties it to the city’s daily rhythms. I especially…
Valpolicella tastes better when it feels personal. This 4-hour small-group wine outing takes you out of Verona and into the hills for winery visits focused on Amarone and the wines made around it. You’ll ride in comfort, meet real people…
Venice has a way of tasting like a story. This cicchetti, spritz, and wine tour mixes small bites with street-level history in the Ghetto Ebraico, so you learn as you eat. It’s a simple plan: guided wandering through tight lanes,…
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…
A small estate makes big wine sense. This is a family-run Valpolicella visit built around vineyards, cellar history, and hands-on tastings of Valpolicella, Ripasso, and Amarone. I love the fact that you’re walking the vines first and meeting the people…
Prosecco country fits neatly into one day. You head out of Venice with a small group and an air-conditioned van, then spend your time where it matters: family-run wineries and DOCG tastings set against the Conegliano Valdobbiadene and Prosecco hill…
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’s food trail starts right on the canal. This 4-hour Rialto Market Food and Wine tour mixes street-level eating with classic Venetian sights, from the Rialto Bridge area to Campo San Bartolomeo and Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo. You’ll walk…
Venice is funnier when you eat local. This 3-hour cicchetti and wine tour turns wandering into a guided tasting route through three districts of Venice, with stories tied to what’s on your plate. I like that it’s built around small…
Five wines, one view that lingers. This Verona experience is all about a panoramic terrace setting and a real, working small organic winery in the hills near the city. I like that it moves at a friendly pace (about 1.5…
