VENICE
164 Tours Reviewed
This Desenzano e-bike tour with wine tasting is a smart way to get off the main-track and see the Lugana countryside. You’ll start at Cantina Famiglia Olivini, pedal inland on mostly easy terrain, pause at the Torre di San Martino,…
Venice tastes like a local’s day. This 4-hour Rialto Market food tour mixes market shopping know-how with real bacari wine-bar stops, then stitches in landmark views as you walk. I especially like the way you get hands-on guidance for eating…
Wine lessons with real dirt underfoot. Tenuta La Cà in the Verona area turns a simple tasting into a guided walkthrough of vineyard-to-barrel production, then ends with a 4-wine tasting plus local bites. It’s the kind of experience that teaches…
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 tastes better on a bacaro crawl. This food-and-wine walk is built around real local habits: short stops, quick tastings, and a guide who explains what you’re eating and why it matters. I especially like the 2 included tastings that…
Lake Garda does the hard work for you. This small-group day links Sirmione with Valpolicella wine country, mixing a motorboat look at the coast with time for a real-tasting lunch. You also start in Verona at the Pagus Wine Tours…
Prosecco in Venice, but with real guidance. This 40-minute stop at Vinoteca Dai Do Cancari turns a quick break into a proper tasting, led by Marco, the sommelier. You’ll sample local sparkling wines and get practical context on what makes…
Ciccheti and secrets in three hours. This private Venice tour is built to help you max out your time while still learning what makes the city tick—stories, architecture, and local food stops in one tight plan. I like that you…
Venice looks easy. Then you add wine class, and it gets fun fast. This is a Veneto-focused food and wine dinner near Piazza San Marco, with a sommelier guiding you through each pairing at a private table. You eat four…
Prosecco hills make a great break from the city. This 8-hour Prosecco DOCG day trip takes you from Venice or Padua into the green, steep-sided hills near Valdobbiadene/Valdobbiane, Conegliano, and Vittorio Veneto, with time to see how it’s made and…
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…
That first sip hits fast. This oil and wine tour in the Euganean Hills is built for a short 3 to 4 hour hit of real Veneto flavors, with guided stops that feel more like a friendly day out than…
Walled Soave and serious wine tasting, in one afternoon. This half-day tour out of Verona pairs Soave’s medieval walls with winery time in Soave and Valpolicella, guided in English with a sommelier on hand. You also start at Pagus Wine…
Prosecco with a conscience. Cal Monda, in Pieve di Soligo, is a short 90-minute guided wine stop that mixes vineyard walking with a serious mission behind Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG. I love that the visit is not just about…
Four islands, one boat ride. This tour is interesting because it links Venice lagoon icons in one efficient loop: Murano glass, Burano colors, and a quieter island with wine instead of crowds. I like that the group stays small (max…
