Top Veneto Fashion Tours

Discover Venice’s local side—and head off the tourist trail—on this immersive, private tour. Choose from multiple start times to suit your schedule, meet your guide at a convenient start point (or your hotel), and set off on foot. You’ll venture beyond the crowded areas, and will discover lesser-known treasures from quieter neighborhoods and backstreets to historic churches, gondola-making facilities, and more.

This walking tour follows the filming locations of the final episode of Emily in Paris Season 5 in Venice, blending fashion, romance, and behind-the-scenes stories. Explore iconic Venetian spots featured in the show, from the acqua alta fashion show that turns chaos into couture, to glamorous hotel terraces, gondola moments, and sightseeing scenes across the city. Led by a local licensed guide, the tour reveals fun production secrets — including locations that double for other cities — and places the story within real Venetian life. Designed as an easy, walkable experience with plenty of photo and selfie stops, it’s perfect for fans of the series and for travelers looking for a stylish, pop-culture way to discover Venice beyond the classic highlights.

Escape the tourist crowds and embark on a unique exploration of Venice's hidden gems hosting the external pavilions and collateral events of the Venice Biennale. Led by expert guides, this immersive experience offers you the rare opportunity to discover a curated selection of outdoor pavilions and collateral events associated with the Venice Biennale, scattered all over the city. Delve into the labyrinthine streets of Venice's historic center, where every corner reveals a piece of the city's rich history and culture. But the true highlight of the tour lies in a route allowing a speedy visit to several Biennale external pavilions and collateral events. From captivating exhibitions to innovative installations, you'll have the chance to explore a diverse range of contemporary art experiences hosted in venues usually closed to the public. Don't miss this opportunity to go off the beaten path and immerse yourself in the creativity of the Venice Biennale like never before.

Venice has long been known for its rich culture of artisan crafts, from glassblowing to mask making. Go beyond the souvenir shops and discover authentic Venetian ateliers with this unique artisan crafts tour. Join a local insider guide to discover the landmark and cutting-edge artisan workshops and boutiques, meet the craftspeople, and learn about the most storied and intricate handmade wares.

Getting the right photos is a crucial part of any vacation. Leave the selfie stick at home and book a session with a professional photographer who will create beautiful images of you in some of Venice's most beautiful locations.

I am a traveler just like you — I love discovering hidden places, authentic stories, and experiences that create real emotion. As a Venetian, it took me years to discover this hidden treasure. This is not simply a glass factory visit, but access to a true excellence of Murano glass art, where master artisans still preserve centuries-old techniques passed down through generations. We will be welcomed not as tourists, but as guests and friends inside a real working furnace, far from mass tourism. Here, every movement matters: a simple distraction could compromise hours of delicate work and craftsmanship. Watching molten glass transformed into elegant works of art right before your eyes is something truly unforgettable and offers a rare glimpse into the authentic soul of Murano. Are you ready for this exciting experience? Let’s go!

Step into a lesser-known side of Venice with a walking tour that uncovers the fascinating world of the city’s historic courtesans. As you explore hidden corners around Santa Croce and Rialto, your guide reveals how these elegant, educated, and influential women shaped social life during the height of the Venetian Republic. Learn the difference between noble courtesans and those of the lower class, and discover how the city’s government regulated—and benefited from—this unique social phenomenon.