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Verona food walking tour: Espresso, risotto & wine tastingA 3-hour food walking tour through Verona's historic center with a live English-speaking guide, combining breakfast, aperitif, lunch, wine tasting and gelato at neighborhood spots. You start at Piazza Brà with espresso and a traditional pastry, move through the city tasting handmade meatballs and Valpolicella wine, sit down for risotto all'Amarone at a trattoria, and finish with artisanal gelato. The guide shares the stories behind each place and the recipes that define Veronese cooking. Minimum 2 participants; children welcome from age 6.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guide to lead you through neighborhood stops and handle all ordering decisions; choose a self-guided walk if you'd rather set your own pace.
Valpolicella: Amarone Wine Tasting & Vineyard Walk with WinemakerYou walk the vineyards with the winemaker, see how Amarone grapes dry in a centuries-old room, tour a 17th-century cellar, and taste three wines paired with local cheese and salami on a terrace overlooking Valpolicella. The winery is family-run and works directly with visitors — no intermediaries or tour operators — so what you're tasting is what they actually make.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in or near Verona who want to understand how Amarone is actually made, not just taste it. The winemaker leads the whole experience, so you're learning directly from the person who made the wine, which is what makes a small family winery different from a larger tour operation.
Venice Food Tour: Cicchetti & Wine Tasting San PoloYou walk four bacaro in San Polo and Dorsoduro with a local English-speaking guide, tasting seven cicchetti and other Venetian specialties paired with four drinks—spritz, prosecco, wine, and gelato. The group stays under ten people, and your guide shows you how Venetians actually eat instead of where tourists go. It's a full meal spread across the evening, and you leave knowing which places to return to alone.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat like a Venetian instead of a tourist and don't want to figure out which bacaro to visit or what to order—the guide handles the route, the stops, and the explanations, so you just show up and taste your way through the city.
Venice Rialto Market Tour & Cooking Class with Chef in Local HomeYou’ll join a Venetian chef at Rialto Market to pick fresh ingredients, then cook together in her home kitchen — learning pasta or gnocchi from scratch and sharing stories over local wine. Taste an aperitif, enjoy your meal in a sunny courtyard if weather allows, and leave with recipes plus new confidence in your Italian cooking skills.
Venice: Electric Boat Canal Tour & Hidden WaterwaysYou’ll float through Venice’s hidden canals on an electric boat, feeling the city’s quieter side with a local guide. Enjoy bottled water as you pass secret corners and hear stories about Venetian life. It’s peaceful, personal, and lets you see Venice in a way most people miss—the kind that lingers after you leave.
Venice: Private Glass Art Lesson with Renowned Murano ArtisanYou’ll sit side-by-side with celebrated Venetian artisan Massimiliano Caldarone in his quiet studio, learning real Murano lamp-work techniques. Shape your own unique glass artwork (yes, you keep it), hear stories from a local master, and get a special discount if you fall for one of his finished pieces. It’s hands-on, sometimes messy, always memorable — and your souvenir will actually mean something.
Verona: Amarone Wine Tasting & Valpolicella Winery TourYou meet your guide at Teatro Ristori and travel by private minivan to two family-run wineries in Valpolicella, where the producers themselves lead you through their cellars and guide you through eight wines paired with local products. The group stays under eight people, transport and tastings are included, and you're back in the city by early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Amarone and understand where it comes from without arranging your own transport or navigating between wineries — the small group and winemaker-led tastings are what make the difference between a tasting room visit and actually learning the wine.
Venice: Doge's Palace Secret Passages & St Mark's BasilicaYou get skip-the-line entry to both the Doge's Palace and St. Mark's Basilica, plus access to the hidden prison where Casanova was held, the secret archives, torture chamber, and the Hall of the Great Council. Your guide is a Venetian historian who walks you through the system that made Venice the world's oldest republic. The tour includes the Bridge of Sighs and the New Prisons. Plan for two to three hours of steady walking and climbing; book with your legal name matching your ID.Is it for me?Book this if you want the real story of Venice's power and intrigue without spending hours in entry lines — the skip-the-line access and small-group format mean you move through both major landmarks in a single morning, with a guide who knows the hidden history most visitors miss.
Venice Food Tour: Cicchetti, Spritz & 6+ Tastings in CannaregioYou meet your Venetian guide at a converted 1916 cinema in Cannaregio and walk through the neighborhood's quietest streets, stopping at bacari wine bars for 6+ tastings: baccalà mantecato, pizzetta, meatball, pasta, and tiramisù, plus a secret dish chosen fresh that day. The route shifts based on what's open and available, so no two tours are identical. Expect 2–3 hours of walking in comfortable shoes and the chance to hear stories about the Jewish Ghetto and real Venetian life away from the main canals.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat the way Venetians do—not in a restaurant, but standing at a bacaro with a wine glass in hand—and you're willing to walk for 2–3 hours to do it. The changing menu and route mean you're not following a script; you're following someone who lives there.
Venice: Private Gondola & Walking Tour with Bridge of SighsYou ride a private gondola for thirty minutes, then walk with a local guide through St. Mark's Basilica, the Doge's Palace, the Bridge of Sighs, and quieter squares like Campo Santa Margherita and the Frari. A ten-minute rest is built in, the group stays under ten people, and your guide adjusts the pace to your needs. Three hours total, flexible meeting point, nothing else to book.Is it for me?Right for couples, families, or small groups who want both the iconic gondola experience and a real guided tour of Venice's landmarks without arranging separate bookings or navigating crowds alone. The private group size and flexible pace mean you're not rushing, and the local guide knows which corners stay quiet.
Dolomites Full-Day Tour from Lake Garda: Pordoi Pass & OrtiseiYou travel by air-conditioned bus with a guide who provides live commentary on the drive north through the Dolomites. The day includes stops at Soraga Lake for photos, the Pordoi Pass at 7,300 feet with free time for lunch and mountain views, and Ortisei village for shopping and walking. Pickup and return are from Lake Garda, and the full day takes around ten hours.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Dolomites peaks and valleys in one day without arranging your own transport or figuring out which villages to visit — the fixed route and timing pack three distinct stops into a single afternoon, and the altitude gain happens on the bus instead of on foot.
Verona e-bike tour: City center and Castel San Pietro viewsAn e-bike tour of Verona's historic center and surrounding hills, led by a local English-speaking guide over three hours. You ride from the Arco dei Gavi through Porta Borsari, Piazza Brà and the Arena, then climb to Castel San Pietro for views across rooftops and the Adige River before descending to Basilica di San Zeno. Morning and afternoon departures run with a minimum of two participants; children must be at least 14 years old and 155 cm tall.Is it for me?Book the morning tour if you want the city before the crowds gather in the squares; the afternoon tour suits a free day after arrival or a second-day exploration when you've found your bearings. Either way, the e-bike removes the strain of climbing the hills, so you stay present for the guide's stories instead of catching your breath.
Venice Sunset Jazz Catamaran: Live Saxophone & AperitivoYou board a catamaran at San Marco, get a complimentary drink, and spend 90 minutes cruising the quieter sections of the Venice lagoon — past the Salute, along Giudecca, out toward Lido — while a saxophonist plays jazz standards and the sun drops into the water. No crowds, no rushing, two toilets, and a full bar for anything else you want. The boat returns to the starting point as the light fades.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Venice lagoon without the crowds and noise of the main tourist routes — the catamaran's small size and quieter itinerary are what make the sunset and the music feel unhurried instead of rushed.
Venice Day Trip from Lake Garda with Private Canal BoatYou’ll leave Lake Garda before dawn and reach Venice by coach, then glide into the city on a private boat with your local guide. Walk through St. Mark’s Square, listen to stories with your headphones on, cross iconic bridges, and get time to wander or grab coffee on your own. It’s a full day that lingers long after you’re back at Lake Garda.
Cooking Class in Verona: Make Pasta & RisottoA hands-on cooking class in central Verona where you make fresh pasta, risotto (on the 3-course option), and tiramisù under the guidance of expert chefs in a professional kitchen. The class runs 3.5 hours and includes a welcome aperitif, wine with lunch, and a curated Italian recipes cookbook to take home. Children must be at least 14 years old; a minimum of 2 participants is required to run the class.Is it for me?Book this class if you want to learn techniques you'll actually use at home—the pasta, risotto and tiramisù you make are the lunch you eat, and the cookbook means you're not starting from scratch when you recreate them in your own kitchen.
Venice Cooking Class: 3-Course Meal & Unlimited ProseccoYou’ll roll fresh pasta dough with a Venetian chef, taste your own handmade three-course meal (yes, including tiramisu), and sip unlimited Prosecco as you cook and eat together. Expect floury hands, new friends around the table, and recipes you’ll want to try again at home—plus that feeling of being let in on something special.
Venice: Jewish Ghetto & Cannaregio Food Tour Pasta Wine GelatoYou’ll taste your way through Venice’s Jewish Ghetto and Cannaregio with a local guide who knows every shortcut. Expect fresh pasta, Venetian wine, sweet pastries, and creamy gelato as you wander quiet backstreets. Along the way you’ll hear stories that stick with you long after — this isn’t just about food; it’s about feeling Venice breathe around you.
Venice: Rialto Market Food Tour & Cicchetti Lunch with WineYou’ll taste your way through Venice’s Rialto Market alongside a local guide, sample cicchetti in bustling bacari bars, sip regional wines over lunch, and wander hidden lanes past Marco Polo’s home and lively campos. Expect laughter, new flavors, and glimpses of daily life you won’t find in any guidebook.
Wine Tasting Verona: 5 wines with panoramic viewsYou tour the vineyard and cellar, taste five wines—white, Valpolicella, Valpolicella Superiore, Ripasso, and Amarone—paired with a platter of local cheeses and cured meats, all on a terrace overlooking Verona and the surrounding hills. The guide explains what makes each wine distinct, and the two hours include everything: entry, the tasting, the food, and the view.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Valpolicella and Amarone without the formality of a wine school, and if sitting on a terrace with the city in view matters as much as what's in the glass. The small group size and the location just outside Verona mean you get both the education and the setting in one afternoon.
Venice Airport Transfer: Private Motorboat from HotelYou board a private motorboat at your hotel and ride across the Venetian lagoon straight to the airport terminal. A representative meets you at the hotel (or your private pier) and either escorts you to the boat or stays with you all the way through departures. No shared boats, no public transport hassle, no negotiating with water taxis at the curb.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the water taxi negotiation at the dock and arrive at the airport without the stress of public transport or shared boats — the private motorboat and fixed price mean you know exactly what you're paying and when you're leaving.
