VENICE
164 Tours Reviewed
Nothing beats a short, tasty wine stop. This Valpolicella experience packs a real winery story into about 1.5 hours, with a guided walk through how the estate works and a high-end tasting of classic local styles. I like that you’re…
Few experiences mix art and wine this naturally. In Lazise, you get a guided painting session inside the winery area among the vineyards, with an instructor walking you step by step so you can create your own work on a…
Venice is wonderful, but food is the fast track to falling in love. This four-course Food & Wine Pairing dinner gives you a polished Venetian meal and a sommelier-chosen lineup of four wines, all close to St Mark’s Square. I…
Four glasses, one easy hour in Verona. This tasting is built for people who want Italian wine culture without a long plan: you’ll sample four wines (sparkling, white, and bold reds) at a city-center bar and get short, clear guidance…
Cooking pasta in a real Venetian home feels different. This Venice cooking class takes place on Giudecca, just about 8 minutes by waterbus from St. Mark’s, where Rosa and Angela invite you into their apartment kitchen for a hands-on pasta…
This is a smooth 5-hour taste-and-drive through the Euganean Hills. You start near the Abano Montegrotto spa area, then spend the day on the volcanic hills south of Padua, where vineyards and olive groves sit alongside castles and small medieval…
A cellar tour like this is a time machine. You get Verona-area natural wines in a working estate setting, with a walk in the vineyard, a look at winemaking practices, and time in an old cellar area dating to 1760.…
Venice tastes better with a local guide. This 3.5-hour food and wine walking tour takes you through Cannaregio and the Venice Jewish Ghetto, mixing off-the-beaten sights with real eating stops. You’ll start at San Geremia and work your way toward…
Venice tastes better at night. This small-group tour (max 8) takes you off the main routes and into the backstreets of Dorsoduro, where you’ll sample classic cicchetti-style bites and regional drinks alongside stories about local daily life. I love that…
Wine tastes better when you skip the guessing. This Bardolino tour runs about 1.5 hours near Bardolino, with a guided walk through vineyards and barrel rooms, then a sit-down tasting led by a professional sommelier. I especially like two things:…
Valpolicella’s best stories start underground. This Amarone-focused tour pairs a guided walk through the cellar with a proper tasting setup, so you learn what you’re actually smelling and drinking. I like the clear structure, from vineyard and fruit cellar to…
Lake Garda wine got real. This 1 hour 30 minute organic wine tour in Lazise takes you from a 19th century Roccolo park site (once used by hunters to capture migratory birds) to the cellar area for tastings that pair…
Prosecco tastes better with the right stop. This 5-hour ride from Venice takes you into the UNESCO Prosecco Hills between Valdobbiadene and Conegliano, where you’ll focus on boutique, family-run wineries instead of the big, crowded brands. I like the private…
If you want a day trip that feels like you stepped off the main road, this one fits the bill. You start in Padua and head into the Euganean Hills for two food-focused stops: a winery visit with tastings, then…
Tucked in the Valpolicella hills, this is an easy yes. You get a guided visit of Azienda Vinicola Farina plus an organized wine tasting that wraps up with a light lunch of local cold cuts, cheeses, bread, dessert, coffee, and…
