VENICE
31 Tours Reviewed
Four hours, and you leave fed and skilled. This Verona class is a hands-on way to learn three Italian favorites, with English instruction and wine waiting at the table. You’ll work from scratch and get a recipe booklet to take…
Verona smells amazing when you start rolling dough. This hands-on cooking class turns you from spectator into cook in a professional kitchen in the historic heart of Verona, with fresh pasta and classic tiramisù at the center. I especially like…
Venice food plans can be more than eating. This one combines Rialto Market shopping with a chef-led class, so you go from ingredient picking to making dinner fast. You get a real sense of how locals shop (produce, spices, and…
This glass class feels like a behind-the-scenes pass. You’ll spend 90 minutes in the studio with Massimiliano Caldarone, learning Murano-style techniques the hands-on way—then you take your glass creation home. I especially like the small private setup (max 2 people)…
Venice is famous for masks, but this is hands-on. In about an hour, you choose a paper mâché design and paint it with acrylic tempera colors, then dress it up with details like feathers, ribbons, and sequins. It’s a calm…
Somehow, gelato class sounds nicer than it should. This Verona experience is a practical, feel-good cooking lesson where you learn how Italian-style ice cream and fresh fruit sorbet come together, step by step. I like that it’s taught in an…
Venice gives you a mask you actually made. At Carta Alta, you pick from paper-mâché bases, get hands-on help shaping a Baroque-style look, and leave with a souvenir tied to real mask-making for the screen. I love the small group…
Murano glass is the kind of skill you can’t fake. This tour pairs a short glassblowing demonstration on Murano with a hands-on workshop where you build a keep-sake from glass beads or mosaic pieces. I love how direct it feels:…
A master glassblower puts on a real show. This Murano Glass Factory experience takes you from central Venice to the Colleoni factory on the island of Murano, with round-trip private water taxi included and a small group (max 15). You…
Venice has a way of turning craft into theater. This small-group Carnival mask-making class near Piazza San Marco lets you learn the old techniques, then paint your own mask to keep. I love that you get hands-on time with a…
A small workshop can beat a big museum. This private lesson with Venetian glass master Massimiliano Caldarone is hands-on Murano-style craft, step by step, with real time spent at the lamp and real technique taught in plain language. I especially…
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…
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…
