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Take your time to explore Verona at your own pace with no strict or rushed itineraries. Discover the city’s must-see monuments, intriguing stories, and local secrets while uncovering delicious Italian cuisine, which includes tasting an authentic aperitivo at a local spot. This digital guide includes both written and audio versions in multiple languages (English, Spanish, Italian), ensuring you don’t miss a thing. Enjoy a fun and immersive experience that showcases the best of Verona’s history and culture.

If you fancy a break from the crowded sightseeing spots in Venice, then this catamaran tour is a great pick. With chill-out music to set the scene and plenty of places to sit or lie down, you can simply relax on board and enjoy the views of Venice from afar with a glass of spritz or prosecco. Places passed include Doge's Palace, St. Mark’s Square, and Santa Maria della Salute Church.

Visit two of the well-known islands in the Venice lagoon and dine on a splendid seafood lunch during this half-day boat tour of Murano and Burano. Explore the islands famous for glass and lace, respectively, traveling by boat through the lagoon. Savor local seafood during lunch in a traditional osteria in Burano.

See the Doge's Palace, which served as the center of power in the Venetian Republic, with this skip-the-line 1-hour guided tour. Marvel at the artistic treasures in the palace, including paintings by Titian, Tintoretto and Veronese. Walk through ornately-decorated halls and imagine Venice in its so-called Golden Age. Walk across the Bridge of Sighs from the Doge's Palace into the infamous prison, where Casanova was once held. Enjoy personalized attention from a knowledgeable local guide.

See Venice through the eyes of a local on this private tour. Find moments of calm and unexpected hidden gems as you travel by the Cannaregio on foot and learn to navigate the bustling local markets. In 2 hours you will learn about the center of Venice and its rich history, and even pick up some Italian to use on the rest of your trip! Sip Venetian coffee (or wine) and enjoy the sights away from the crowds.

Explore Verona's history and hidden corners with a local guide. Discover the city's overlooked details and the history of its sights on a walk with live commentary. Begin in Piazza Bra and travel back to the Roman era at the Arena. Explore an archaeological site and follow the medieval city wall to Corso, passing Porta Jovia and a scenic view over the river. Explore Roman Verona, Piazza delle Erbe, and Piazza dei Signori. Visit the Basilica di Santa Anastasia, Romeo's house, Juliet's balcony, and the Arche Scaligere mausoleums. End in the heart of Verona.

See Venice’s tucked-away places as well as don’t-miss monuments on this walking tour. Your guide shares unusual stops not typically found on the tourist path, starting in Dorsoduro, the university district. Learn about the city’s history at sites like the Rialto Bridge and Marco Polo’s home, then meander through Campo San Giovanni e Paolo up to Piazza San Marco. Opt for a small group or upgrade to a private tour.

Verona’s romantic streets and historic landmarks can feel overwhelming without guidance. Take the mystery out of your visit by exploring with a local on a private walking tour. This personalized tour allows you to discover the exterior of monuments, including museums, while learning about the city’s history and culture. If you wish to include a museum visit, your guide can customize the itinerary to fit your interests—just let us know in advance. Your guide contacts you beforehand to ensure the tour matches your preferences. Perfect for families, solo travelers, or couples, this tour reveals Verona’s secrets and charms.

Explore Venice with your taste buds–and step inside a variety of eateries without having to reserve a table–on this small-group food tour led by a local guide. Learn about the Venetian custom of cicchetti, discover flavors you might otherwise have missed, and hear stories about the city’s food and drink. Sample ten different bites, including baccalà mantecato cod spread, and savor a glass of wine along the way.

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.

Immortalize your time in Venice with a private photoshoot experience. Head to some of the city’s most impressive landmarks such as Piazza San Marco and Palazzo Ducale, and see the sights from the water on a 30-minute gondola ride as your professional photographer captures monuments and memories for you to cherish.

Rich with mosaics, Byzantine art, and architectural details, the St Mark’s Basilica (Basilica of San Marco) is a Venice masterpiece. With that much to see it’s easy to miss key points, but a guided visit ensures you cover the highlights—while learning the stories behind the artwork. On this tour, you'll settle into a comfortable seat as the guide points out Biblical scenes, the Treasury, and more.

Don’t worry about following a large tour group around; see Padua your way, on this self-guided walking tour. Easily accessible via your smartphone, you can read a digital guide and listen to audio commentary to help you learn fun facts about the city. Best of all, you can take breaks whenever you like, without the rigid schedule of a shared tour.

Discover the charm of Sirmione and the beauty of Lake Garda on this unforgettable tour from Verona. Stroll through the picturesque streets of Sirmione, famous for its historic castle and thermal waters. Enjoy a relaxing boat cruise on the sparkling waters of Lake Garda, taking in breathtaking views of the surrounding scenery. End your experience with a delightful spritz tasting, savoring the flavors of this iconic Italian aperitif. Perfect for those seeking a mix of culture, nature, and authentic Italian vibes!

An exclusive tour of Murano offers a fascinating exploration of the art of glassblowing. Departing from St Mark's Square, a panoramic boat will take you through the beautiful Venetian Lagoon to the island of Murano, where an expert Guide will reveal the history and traditions of this centuries-old art. Visit a renowned glassworks and witness a live demonstration by a master glassmaker, an unmissable opportunity for any culture lover. - Transfer by panoramic boat from St. Mark's Square to Murano - Pro Guide in the factory that tells stories and curiosities of Murano - Exclusive visit to one of the most famous glassworks on the island - Duration of the tour: about 3 hours, with a live demonstration of glass blowing

Capture a cinematic experience of your trip to Venice with a professional photographer who can customize anything to your preferred style. The day begins with a pre-shoot consultation, confirming locations and providing tips on clothing and poses. The shoot itself doubles as a guided tour of iconic Venice spots, complete with a curated visual journey through hidden alleys, quiet canals, and iconic views.

Gain skip-the-line entry to Doge’s Palace with this convenient small-group tour. To cater to different traveler requirements, you can choose from different packages—some with lunch included. After exploring the palace interiors, such as the Golden Staircase and art by Tiepolo, you can continue your adventures independently and discover the museums of St. Mark’s Square.

Swap Venice’s usual tourist hotspots for a behind-the-scenes tour of a Murano glass factory. The island of Murano and its proud tradition of glassmaking is known throughout the world, and a visit to one of its workshops is a thrill for art lovers and curious travelers alike. See furnaces that reach 2552°F (1400°C), watch the glass blowers at work, and learn how Murano glass is carved, drilled, flattened, and polished.

No visit to Venice is complete without a ride down its atmospheric canals on board a traditional gondola, but finding a gondola available can be a challenge when the city is crowded with tourists. With this pre-booked gondola ride, your boat will be waiting for you at the time you choose just steps from St. Mark’s Square for a 30-minute ride along the prettiest canals in the historic center.

The ideal introduction for first-time visitors to Padua, this private half-day tour covers the northern Italian city’s top attractions in just a few hours. Listen to in-depth context and commentary from your own personal tour guide. Highlights include the bustling downtown square, Piazza delle Erbe, the Basilica of St. Anthony, and a look at Giotto’s masterworks in the Scrovegni Chapel, with admission tickets included.

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.

Maximize time in the Dolomites with a full-day sightseeing tour from Cortina d’Ampezzo. Get picked up at your hotel by an English-speaking driver and explore the mountains and valleys of the Dolomites. Admire panoramic views during the drive and stop to take photographs. Ride a cable car for even more mountain views.

Get more out of your time in Venice than just gliding along the Grand Canal, and travel further afield with this exciting boat tour to see Murano, Burano, and Torcello. The group size is kept small to ensure a more intimate experience, and the local Venetian guide entertains you with stories along the way. You can also enjoy memorable island stops, including a Murano glass factory visit and a traditional mask workshop in Burano.

You'd be missing out if you visited Venice without discovering the islands of Murano and Burano, famous for their historical glass-blowing and lace-making traditions. Witness these skilled artisans at work in a demonstration, with the chance to purchase hand-crafted souvenirs (own expense). Then take the time to wander through colourful streets and soak up the unique culture at your own pace.