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Discover the beautiful Rialto area of Venice and tantalize your tastebuds at the same time by going on a guided street food tour. Sample a variety of tasty local treats in foodie hotspots that are off the usual tourist trail, and enjoy the perk of having all tastings included along the way.

Discover Italy’s famous desserts on a morning tour through Venice. See the city’s highlights such as the Rialto Bridge, St. Mark’s Square, and Doge's Palace and learn about the city’s history from your guide. Sample five different pastries and two different drinks as you walk around the city with your guide, so bring your sweet tooth to this 2-hour tour.

Discover Verona through its food on a walking tour around the city center. You'll learn about the local cuisine, culture, and culinary history as you visit restaurants and food venues to taste a variety of items.

Dive into the delicious tradition of cicchetti and wine in Venice on this food tour. Get insider tips on where the locals go to eat and find out what Venetian dishes to try. Explore the maritime history of Venice with a knowledgeable guide as you walk through the colorful Rialto Market. Then, cross the Grand Canal by gondola and walk through the old Jewish Ghetto, Cannaregio, to sample snacks and drinks.

This tour will take us, together with a local guide, to discover the real Padua. We will take a walk around the city to discover the most important views and monuments. We will see Prato della Valle, the Basilica of Sant'Antonio or "Il Santo", destination of millions of pilgrims every year and a romantic mix of styles and cultures from all corners of the world. Along the cobbled streets and medieval porticoes we will reach the beating heart of the historic center. We will see the ancient Ghetto of the city which, with its narrow streets and clubs, has become a meeting place for young students. Then the squares, Piazza delle Erbe and Piazza della Frutta with views of the Palazzo della Ragione and often enlivened by the market stalls and the swarming of people under the "Hall". We will reach Piazza dei Signori, a meeting place for Paduans for an aperitif and once the home of the city's lords. Palazzo Bo, seat of the University of Padua. We will conclude the tour with a "Padua-style" tasting.

Discover the simple authenticity of Venice, away from mass tourism, and in a very small group explore the heart of the city. See Venice from the rooftops, get lost in Rialto market, where locals still go everyday to buy fresh fishes, discover the ancient Red Light District and imagine Casanova walking through the city with one or two beautiful lovers, walk in Venice’s smallest “calle” (street) and enjoy a traditional Aperitivo with a panoramic view over Grand Canal.

If you're looking for a fun and curious way to visit Verona, you've come to the right place! With this guide created by a local, you will be able to visit all the most important monuments at your own pace. You'll get to know the stories and curiosities of Verona! But also you will discover everything about local foods, Italian aperitivo in authentic local restaurants, and much more!

Break up your sightseeing in Verona with a deep dive into the city’s local cuisine with this insider-led food tour through the old town. Meet your guide and a small group of fellow foodies to discover artisan food shops, market stalls, and other gourmet hot spots and sample a variety of savory and sweet treats. Sample cold cuts and cheeses, olive oil, wine, and even artisan chocolate in just a few hours.

Pasta is Italy’s iconic dish, and with this cooking experience you can learn how to prepare two varieties of pasta like an authentic Italian “Cesarina” (home cook). Roll out a sheet of pasta dough by hand to make both a fresh and filled variety from scratch, and then whip up a tiramisù with the help of your “Cesarina” teacher. Relax after your hands-on class by sampling the dishes you’ve prepared together.

Learn how to make homemade pasta the traditional way — using generations-old recipes passed down from your host's 'nonna.' Offering more than just a taste of Veronese cuisine, this private cooking class lets you live the local culture for a few hours, by cooking, chatting, and eating with a host in their own home.

Step into the world of Venchi in the charming historic center of Venice with a captivating storytelling session, unraveling the brand's rich history and commitment to crafting exceptional chocolates. The second step invites you to immerse yourself in the enchanting story of the featured product, promising a unique and delectable journey. As you progress to the third step, savor a curated selection of 6 exquisite chocolates during a guided tasting session, allowing you to explore the nuanced flavors and craftsmanship behind each creation. Additionally, indulge your creative side in the fourth step by crafting your own personalized chocolate. Our expert staff will accompany you during this tasty journey. To sweeten the experience even more, you will receive a 20% offer on additional purchases, allowing you to take home gift boxes of beautifully crafted chocolates to share or savor at your leisure. Don't forget to take home a delicious cadeau of chocolates for your sweet snacks.

Learn how to authentically make two common Italian foods in their country of origin in a local home with this private cooking class in Verona. Follow your teacher’s guidance as you make pizza and tiramisu from scratch at home the local way. End the class by dining on the meal you’ve created and take your newfound knowledge home with you so that you can share your new skills.

Together we will discover the magical places from which Prosecco Superiore Mani Sagge is born. In the Wine Bar of the Estate, surrounded by the living landscape of the green hills, we will explain our philosophy as winemakers and guardians of the beauty of these places. Walking to the top of the ancient hill, we will discover the meaning of heroic viticulture and Prosecco DOCG, admiring the UNESCO landscape. We will then taste three types of Prosecco Superiore from the cellar combined with typical local products. Please inform us in advance of any allergies/intolerances or other food restrictions. (Comfortable shoes are recommended).

Venetian cuisine is distinct from other regions of Italy, so treat your taste buds to a sampler of the city’s specialties on a walking tour of the Cannaregio district—one of the oldest in Venice and home to the former Jewish Ghetto. It's easy to get lost here, but a guide leads you across foot bridges and past quiet canals to at least six authentic eateries for hearty samples of risotto, pasta, Kosher dishes, gelato, and more for a diverse dinner.

Eat and drink your way through one of Venice’s most distinctive neighborhoods on a walking food tour through the Cannaregio district, also known as the former Jewish ghetto. Learn about the area’s history and culture from your guide as you stroll through its narrow winding streets, stopping to sample some of the best and most authentic delicacies around, such as pasta, wine, gelato, and freshly-baked goods.

Beat the crowds at the Hard Rock Cafe in Venice for a rock ‘n’ roll night out complete with stunning canal views. Skip the long line when you arrive and head straight to your table. Enjoy classic American fare surrounded by memorabilia from all your favorite musicians, and customize your experience with your choice of a 2- or 3-course meal.

As a visitor to an unfamiliar city, it can be difficult to get close to local culture. This tour offers the rare opportunity to do exactly that by having a cooking lesson from a professional chef in her Venetian home .

Dive into the world of sparkling Italian prosecco during this tasting in a Venice wine bar. With a sommelier to guide you, you'll learn much more about the different types of prosecco than you would simply sampling on your own. You'll be provided some tastes of appetizers to accompany your sipping and have plenty of time to ask questions during the event.

Explore the culture and cuisine of UNESCO–listed Venice on this food-lover’s dining experience. Take a seat at your table in a Venetian home while your chef—a local sailor—cooks up a storm in the kitchen. Enjoy fresh homemade pasta, fresh fish, and locally grown vegetables across a delicious 5-course Italian seafood feast, and savor the delicious flavors of Venice.

This tour is a compromise between an informative walk and a food tour. I will take you to 2 different "bacari" where you will taste a glass of wine (or soft drink) and a cicchetto in each bar and the last place will be to taste a fantastic homemade ICE CREAM (in the summer) or a typical dessert. At the same time I will show you a more authentic and less touristy Venice, we will see a courtyard with a legendary history, a particular bridge, buildings out of time, I will tell you anecdotes and curiosities about this splendid city ... and much more! Venice is a magical city, so don't be surprised by what we will see, because only in Venice can this happen...

Pair light exercise with nature and history and a little bit of wine on this fun half-day electric bicycle tour through Valpolicella's vineyard-blanketed hills. Pedal through the beautiful countryside of low-rolling hills and then stop to sample some locally made wine at a vineyard while learning about the typical characteristics of the region's wine from an expert sommelier. Numbers are limited to twelve people on this small-group tour, ensuring you receive personalized attention from your guide.

Discover two of Italy’s most celebrated wine regions in one day—and enjoy a totally personalized and seamless sightseeing experience—with this private, full-day tour. Following morning pickup from Venice, travel via Wi-Fi-equipped vehicle to Verona for a brief city tour. Then, head to a family-run winery in Valpolicella to tour the facility, enjoy a light lunch, and sip top-notch wines like Amarone. Next, transfer to the medieval village of Soave for a second winery visit.

Pair food and wine with history and culture on this small-group tour of Cannaregio, where many Venetians live, and the Jewish Ghetto, still home to a small Jewish community. Feast on seasonal Venetian tapas in traditional “bacari” bars, washed down with local wine, sample signature sweets at an authentic bakery, and wrap up your tour with gelato. Please note some restaurants close for the Jewish sabbath on Fridays and Saturdays.