VENICE
70 Tours Reviewed
That Amarone lesson hits different. This half-day tour is built around the tasting, not just the drive: you roll out of Verona in an air-conditioned minivan and get two proper winery visits in Valpolicella. I like the contrast the schedule…
Fresh pasta and tiramisu, right in Verona’s heart. This class is built for people who want more than another plate of Italian food. You’ll learn how to make pasta dough, shape classic dishes, then finish with tiramisu—while the evening (or…
Fresh pasta and tiramisu in Verona. This hands-on class is a real break from sightseeing: you roll dough, shape pasta, and build a tiramisu the Italian way in a popular local restaurant setup, with step-by-step help and a relaxed dining…
Sunset hits different from the water. This Sirmione sunset boat cruise is a tight 45-minute loop that turns the Sirmione peninsula into a film set, with a glass of local wine while the sky changes. I love the way the…
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 tastes better with a plan. This cicchetti and wine walking tour strings together neighborhoods and local food bars in about 2.5 hours, with a real traghetto crossing that gets you from Cannaregio toward Rialto. I especially like how the…
Venice has a fun side that doesn’t involve lines. This pasta and tiramisu cooking class turns lunch into a hands-on lesson, then rewards you with the meal you just made. I like that it’s a capped group (max 12) and…
Fresh pasta beats souvenir pasta. This 3-hour Venice class turns sightseeing time into a real kitchen lesson: you make fresh fettuccine and ravioli, then finish with tiramisu while you sip wine. I like that the instructors teach the traditional methods…
Venice can be overwhelming fast. This wine and food tasting tour turns the city into a simple plan: walk a little, eat a lot, and learn what you’re actually tasting. I like the focus on six regional pours (including Prosecco…
Venice tastes better when you walk. This 2.5-hour food-and-wine tour turns the city’s snack culture into a route you can actually follow, with cicchetti stops and a local traghetto ride. You start in Cannaregio, then work your way toward the…
