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Venice: Cicchetti Street Food Walking Tour & Rialto MarketYou’ll wander Venice’s winding alleys with a local guide, tasting real cicchetti in tucked-away bacari and learning why Venetians eat standing up. Expect laughter over mispronounced snacks, stories behind famous spots like Rialto Bridge and Basilica dei Frari, and the warm buzz of sharing food with new friends. You’ll leave full—and maybe just a little bit Venetian.
Venice to Motor Valley: Ferrari & Lamborghini Day TripYou’ll ride from Venice with a local guide through Italy’s Motor Valley, exploring both Ferrari and Lamborghini museums—and if you want, their factory floor too. Expect real Bolognese pasta for lunch near Modena and plenty of stories along the way. You’ll feel part of something bigger than just engines and speed—it’s about family pride and small surprises.
Venice: Vivaldi Four Seasons Concert at Pietà Church TicketsYou’ll slip into Venice’s Pietà Church as evening falls and hear Vivaldi’s Four Seasons played live where he once performed himself. Expect candlelit atmosphere, close-up views of talented musicians, and a sense of shared awe among locals and travelers alike. Entry ticket included — just show up ready to listen and let yourself be moved by music in its original home.
Venice Jewish Ghetto tour: Two synagogues with authorized guideA guided tour of Venice's Jewish Ghetto led by one of seven guides authorized by the local Jewish community, visiting two of the neighborhood's synagogues over roughly 90 minutes. The guide provides detailed explanations of the architecture, artwork and historical significance of each space. Tickets to the synagogues (€17) are purchased at the meeting point with the guide. Shoulders and legs must be covered to enter; a shawl is provided if needed.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to hear about the Ghetto and its synagogues from someone trained by the Jewish community itself—the authorization means the guide's explanations come from the people whose history it is, not from general city knowledge.
Venice Islands: Bragozzo Boat Tour Murano, Burano & TorcelloYou’ll step onto a traditional bragozzo boat for an easy ride across Venice’s lagoon with stops at Murano for live glassblowing, Burano’s colorful streets and lace-makers, and Torcello’s ancient mosaics. Expect real conversations with locals, free time to wander or snack on pastries, and that feeling you get when history suddenly feels personal.
Bardolino wine tour: Vineyard to barrel cellar tastingA 2-hour wine production tour at Lenotti Winery in Bardolino takes you through the Santa Cristina Vineyard, fermentation cellar and underground barrel cellar, ending with a tasting of 4 wines including an Amarone DOCG Classico. The guide explains production methods and the history of the winery, which has operated since 1906. Minimum age 18; live guides speak English and Italian.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free afternoon in Bardolino and want to see how wine is actually made rather than just taste it -- you walk the vineyard, watch fermentation and aging happen, then taste the finished wines with the context of where they came from.
Nicolis Museum Verona: 100 F1 steering wheels and 1,000 objectsThe Nicolis Museum in Verona is a self-guided tour through eight themed collections of rare automobiles, motorcycles, bicycles, airplanes, cameras, musical instruments, typewriters and motors — over 1,000 objects gathered by founder Luciano Nicolis across decades. The museum spans roughly two hours and includes access to the complete collection, with the rare Formula 1 steering wheels (100 of them) as the centerpiece. Wheelchair accessible and suited to all fitness levels; children must be accompanied by an adult.Is it for me?Go if you want to spend two hours with machines and engineering rather than crowds and commentary — the self-guided format and the depth of the collection make it worth the time, especially if you're drawn to how things work rather than how they look.
Padua Walking Tour: Self-Guided Audio & Local Food StopsYou’ll wander Padua’s historic heart with an easy-to-use audio & text guide in your language—see Giotto’s chapel (ticket extra), taste minty caffè Pedrocchi, and pause in lively piazzas as long as you want. Expect stories from locals, food tips, and time to really feel the city breathe around you.
Dolomites Day Trip from Venice: Private Lakes & Cortina TourYou’ll leave Venice behind for a private Dolomites day trip filled with fresh mountain air, peaceful lakes like Misurina and Braies, local snacks (maybe even apple strudel), and time to wander Cortina d’Ampezzo’s lively streets. Expect quiet moments by crystal waters—and maybe a new sense of calm you didn’t know you needed.
Venice Islands: Murano, Burano & Torcello Private Boat TourYou’ll slip away from Venice crowds on a private boat tour to Murano’s glass workshops, stroll through Burano’s candy-colored lanes at your own pace, and—if you want—pause in Torcello for fresh seafood in a hidden garden. With flexible stops and a local guide who knows every bend of the lagoon, this is Venice seen quietly from the water.
Valpolicella Classica Wine Tasting: Amarone Historic WineryA guided wine tasting and winery tour in Valpolicella Classica near Verona, where you walk the vineyards, see the barrique cellar, and taste either 3 or 6 wines selected to show the region's character. The winery sits 20 minutes from Verona by car or taxi; the tour runs 90 minutes and includes water and breadsticks. Children under 18 and non-drinkers pay only for food they order.Is it for me?Book the 6-wine tasting if you want to understand the full range of what Valpolicella produces—from the everyday Classico to the complex Amarone and Recioto. The 3-wine option works better if you're short on time or prefer to focus on the flagship styles without the longer tasting.
Venice: Doge's Palace & St Mark's Basilica Night Private TourYou’ll slip quietly into Venice’s Doge’s Palace after dark with your private guide, exploring grand halls and silent prisons before stepping into St Mark’s Basilica once it’s closed to everyone else. Watch golden mosaics come alive in silence as lights reveal centuries-old art just for your group. This is Venice stripped down to its secrets—you might find yourself whispering too.
Murano Glass Blowing Class: Watch a Master at Work in VeniceYou’ll step into a working Murano glass factory with a local guide, watch a master glassblower shape molten art right in front of you, sip a welcome drink, and get rare access to Maestro Fornasier’s private exhibition. Expect laughter, warmth from the furnaces, and small surprises that linger long after you leave.Is it for me?Book this for an afternoon in Venice when you want to see real craft in action without the crowds of a group tour — the private factory access and master's exclusive exhibition are what make the difference.
Venice: Private Family Tour St Mark’s & Doge’s Palace HuntYou’ll wander Venice’s heart with your family—skipping lines into St Mark’s Basilica and Doge’s Palace—while your kids chase clues on an interactive scavenger hunt. Expect stories from your local guide, laughter over silly riddles, and moments where even grown-ups get caught up in centuries-old mysteries. It’s not just sightseeing; you’ll actually feel part of Venice for a few hours.
Murano: Glass Lampwork Workshop & Island Walk with Local ArtistYou’ll walk Murano’s quieter lanes with a local guide, watch real glassmakers at work inside the world’s oldest active factory, and try your hand at lampwork bead-making in an intimate workshop. Expect laughter, imperfect art (yours!), and glimpses of ancient mosaics—all wrapped up in the island’s salty air.
Venice After Dark Tour: Gondola Ride Private Evening WalkA private 2-hour after-dark walking tour of Venice with a live guide, followed by a 30-minute gondola ride under the Bridge of Sighs. You walk through the historic centre past St Mark's Square, the Rialto Bridge, Marco Polo's house and the location of Canova's death, hearing stories from Venice's past, then sail the canal labyrinth by gondola as the city lights reflect off the water. The guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian, French and one additional language.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying outside Venice's centre or without a car—the guide meets you, handles the route and the timing, and the gondola is included, so you move through the city and its canals as a single experience without arranging transport between stops.
Venice: Private Photo Shoot & Gondola Ride with PickupYou’ll wander Venice’s famous squares and bridges with a local photographer who knows all the good angles—then float along quiet canals in a private gondola while your moments are captured naturally. Expect laughter, small surprises, and a digital photo book full of real memories.
Verona: Private Walking Tour with Local Born GuideYou’ll wander through Verona’s lively market squares, pause beneath ancient arches, and hear stories from someone who actually calls this city home. Taste the air near Juliet’s balcony and feel centuries under your feet on smooth marble steps. This walk isn’t just sightseeing—it’s sharing moments with Verona itself.
Bardolino Wine Tour & Tasting: Vineyard Walk, Cellar TourA guided vineyard and cellar tour near Verona where you walk through 11 grape varieties grown with organic practices, see the fermentation and aging process, and taste 4 wines—two DOC, one IGT white, one IGT red—paired with Monte Veronese cheese, Soppressa salami and Coppa. The tour runs 90 minutes with a live guide in English, Italian or German (book your language at checkout). Arrive 10–15 minutes early.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see how wine is actually made—from the soil to the barrel—rather than just taste it. The 90-minute format fits a free afternoon, and the gravity-flow cellar and barrel room are the details that separate this winery from a standard tasting room.
Verona: Private Walking Tour with Custom Route & Hotel PickupYou’ll feel like you’re exploring Verona with an old friend — meeting at your hotel, wandering hidden streets and famous sights, tasting local treats along the way. Your private walking tour adapts to whatever you’re curious about: history, food stops, or even museum visits if you ask ahead. Expect laughter, little surprises, and a sense that you really belong here for an afternoon.
