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Murano Glass Workshop: Hands-On Experience & Demo in VeniceYou’ll watch Murano masters shape glass up close, try your own design, and maybe even blow your first piece. It’s hands-on, relaxed, and gives you a real feel for Venetian craft—plus you can bring home something truly unique.
Venice Market Tour & Cooking Class: Learn Risotto & TiramisuYou meet Laura at the Santa Margherita market, walk through her neighborhood, and spend ninety minutes in her kitchen learning to make risotto and tiramisu. You cook it yourself, she guides you through the technique and the story, then you sit down and eat together with wine and coffee. It's private, small-group, and includes everything — market, ingredients, instruction, meal, and local wine.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn actual cooking technique from someone who grew up cooking it, in a real Venetian home, without the performance of a tourist cooking school. The small group size and private setting are what make it feel like you're learning from a friend, not attending a class.
Lake Garda day trip from Verona: Wine tasting & Roman ruinsA private day trip from Verona to Lake Garda with a local guide covers the Roman excavations at Desenzano, an 18th-century lakeside residence, Castello Belvedere, and a wine tasting in an underground winery in the medieval village of Pratello. The tour runs seven hours with all tickets, tastings and transport included; pickup and drop-off from your Verona accommodation are part of the booking.Is it for me?The guide speaks English fluently, so you follow the commentary and stories without translation or language strain—ideal if you want cultural context and local insight without the effort of interpreting Italian. The fixed seven-hour schedule and included transport mean you don't arrange pickups, tickets or timing; the day holds together without you building it.
Venice: Crimes & Legends Walking Tour at SunsetYou’ll wander through Venice’s San Polo neighborhood as dusk settles in, hearing tales of forbidden romances and political intrigue from a local guide. Expect shadowy canals, masked secrets, and moments where history feels close enough to touch. If you’re drawn to mysteries (and don’t mind a few chills), this walk might linger with you long after you leave.
Venice: Rialto Market Street Food Tour & City SightsYou walk through the Rialto Market and main squares of Venice with a local guide, tasting cicchetti, regional cheese, and traditional biscuits at the bars and stalls where Venetians actually eat. The 2.5-hour tour includes all food samples and expert guidance on where to return on your own. Book early in your Venice visit so you know where to eat for the rest of your stay.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to eat like a local instead of guessing at restaurants, and who'd rather not spend their first day figuring out where the good bars are—the guide does that navigation, and the food samples teach you what to order when you come back on your own.
Venice Private Photographer Tour: St. Mark’s, Rialto & MoreIf you want real memories of your time in Venice—not just selfies or blurry phone shots—this private photo tour is worth it. You’ll get genuine moments captured by someone who knows all the best spots and can make you feel comfortable in front of the camera.
Venice: St. Mark's Basilica & Doge's Palace Fast-Track EntryYou skip the entry lines at St. Mark's Basilica, Doge's Palace, and the Bell Tower with one pass. A guide walks you through the Basilica, you explore the prisons and Bridge of Sighs in the Palace, climb to panoramic views from the tower, and experience a VR journey through 8 centuries of Venice's history inside the Marciana Library. The pass also covers the Correr Museum and Archaeological Museum, plus an audio guide for self-paced exploration. Bring ID and appropriate clothing; large bags aren't permitted.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Venice's main landmarks without spending the morning in entry queues — the fast-track access and included guide at the Basilica are what make it possible to move through all three major sites and still have time for the museums and VR experience in one day.
Kayaking Venice: Paddle the canals from water levelA 100-minute guided kayaking tour through Venice's canals, led by a local instructor in English or Italian. You paddle a single or double kayak, wearing a life vest, and see the city's monuments and quieter waterways from water level—the vantage point locals know. Children from age 6 are welcome; the tour suits all fitness levels and prioritizes sustainable, low-impact exploration.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Italian, so you get real commentary about what you're paddling past instead of silence—choose this if you want to understand the city, not just move through it.
Venice Grand Canal Private Tour: Murano & Burano by BoatYou’ll float along Venice’s Grand Canal by private boat with a local guide, see Murano’s glass-blowers up close, ride a shuttle to Burano for its wild colors and handmade lace, and wander quiet canals most tourists miss — all with hotel or port pickup included. It’s one of those days you’ll remember for how it felt as much as what you saw.
Venice: Rialto Market Food Tour & Wine TastingYou walk through Venice's Rialto Market with a local guide, tasting cicchetti and wine at authentic bacari bars, then sit down for lunch at a traditional trattoria. The tour includes sightseeing at the Rialto Bridge, Campo San Bartolomeo, and the Grand Canal, all in four hours. You arrange your own transport to the starting point.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want to eat and drink like a local without arranging market visits, restaurant stops, and wine pairings separately — the guide handles the timing and knows which bacari are worth your time, which frees you to just taste and walk.
Venice Airport to City: Private Transfer & 45-Min WaitYou get picked up at Venice Marco Polo Airport and driven directly to your accommodation in the city, with the driver meeting you at arrivals and 45 minutes of free waiting time included. The vehicle is air-conditioned and sized to your group, the price is fixed before you travel, and all taxes are covered. You skip the water taxi queue and the vaporetto confusion on your first day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to avoid the water taxi queue and vaporetto navigation on arrival, and prefer a fixed price to negotiating with drivers at the curb. The 45-minute wait buffer is what makes it worth it for flights that land early or when baggage is slow.
Venice Rialto Market & Murano: Fish Shopping with CookingYou’ll dive into Venice’s real daily rhythm: picking fresh fish at Rialto market alongside locals, crossing canals by gondola ferry, then cooking classic Venetian dishes in Murano with your host. From sharing prosecco over appetizers to ending with strong moka coffee by the canal, it’s an experience you’ll remember long after you leave Venice.
Dolomites: Winter tour from Venice with Cortina & lakesYou’ll feel winter settle around you as you explore snowy Cortina d’Ampezzo, ride a snowmobile up to Tre Cime di Lavaredo or stroll along frozen lakes with your guide. Warm up in a mountain hut with local food and take in views from Mount Elmo’s cable car — moments you’ll remember long after leaving Venice behind.
Venice: Doge's Palace & St. Mark's Basilica with GondolaYou walk the ceremonial route through St. Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace with a guide, starting with a VR intro to the square's past. You see the halls of power, cross the Bridge of Sighs into the prisons, and view Byzantine mosaics and gold staircases. Museum access and an optional gondola ride are included. The tour requires a valid ID, suitable clothing for the basilica, and no large bags.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Venice's political and religious history through the actual spaces where it happened, rather than just walking past the buildings — the guide and the VR intro make the connection clear, and priority entry means you skip the worst of the crowds at the basilica and palace.
Chioggia Transfer: Private boat to Venice hotelsYou arrive at Chioggia Port, find your driver waiting with your name, and travel in a private air-conditioned car to your Venice hotel without arranging a boat ticket or haggling over fares. The water transfer is included, luggage is handled, and the driver speaks English. The fixed price covers everything — no hidden charges, no negotiation at the curb.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi queue at the port and avoid arranging separate boat and car tickets — the driver meets you, handles the water transfer, and takes you directly to your hotel, which is what makes the whole arrival stress-free.
Venice Food Tour with Dinner & Guide in Jewish GhettoYou’ll wander Venice’s Cannaregio and Jewish Ghetto with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Taste real Venetian dishes — cicchetti, fresh seafood, pastries — at places where locals actually eat. Enjoy wine and snacks as you cross quiet bridges by night. It’s an evening of flavors, laughter, and glimpses into daily life you’ll remember long after your trip.
Venice Royal Gardens: Spritz Aperitif & Cicchetti ExperienceSettle into a sunlit greenhouse café behind St. Mark’s Square for a classic Venetian spritz and cicchetti snacks overlooking the Royal Gardens. With help from your local guide and a handy mobile app packed with city walks and stories, you’ll taste, laugh, and wander Venice in ways you’ll remember long after heading home.
Dolomites Day Trip from Venice: Three Peaks & Lake MisurinaA 12-hour guided tour of the Dolomites departing from Venice or Treviso, with a licensed local guide and driver, takes you through Cibiana di Cadore's mural-covered village, along the shores of Lakes Misurina and Landro, and to viewpoints of the Three Peaks. The tour includes free time in Cortina d'Ampezzo and at Lake Misurina; lunch and optional activities like chairlift rides or boat rentals are separate. Guides speak English, Spanish or Italian, and the tour suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose the Venice departure if you're based in the city center; choose Treviso if you're staying north of Venice or near the airport. The 12-hour span lets you move through five lakes and valleys without backtracking, so the day holds together without feeling rushed or repetitive.
Venice: Peggy Guggenheim Museum & Dorsoduro Walking TourYou get 2 hours inside the Peggy Guggenheim Collection with a guide who knows the art and the stories behind it, then an hour walking Dorsoduro's actual streets and squares. Entry ticket is included, so you skip the queue. The guide handles the history and context; you just follow and look.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Peggy Guggenheim Collection without navigating the entry line yourself and want someone who actually knows the art to explain what you're looking at — the guide and included ticket remove two things you'd otherwise have to arrange separately.
Venice: Doge's Palace Skip-the-Line & Audioguide AppYou skip the line at Doge's Palace, explore the grand chambers and paintings with a multilingual audioguide app at your own pace, cross the Bridge of Sighs, and then move through the Correr Museum in Piazza San Marco. The app provides multimedia content and interactive maps; you download it before arrival and bring your own headphones. No live guide, no group timing, no waiting — just entry and the freedom to linger where you want.Is it for me?This ticket is built for travelers who want to see the Doge's Palace and Correr Museum without arranging a live guide or standing in line — the skip-the-line entry and self-paced audioguide mean you control the timing and depth of each stop, which is what makes a full Piazza San Marco visit possible in a morning or afternoon.
