• Campo de la Maddalena - Begin your Venetian journey here. Meet the guide and fellow travelers before exploring the secret spots where locals dine, converse, and relish daily life—just like true Venetians.
• Cannaregio - A vibrant local area where the culinary adventure kicks off. Wander through centuries of history as the guide offers insider advice and the tasting journey begins among genuine Venetians.
• Strada Nova - A lively street filled with shops, bakeries, and everyday Venetian life. As the group strolls through, the guide shares culinary tips while heading to the next delightful stop.
• Canal Grande - Board a traditional traghetto to cross the Grand Canal like a local. Once in Rialto, the tasting adventure continues with new flavors around every corner.
• Rialto Market - Savor lagoon flavors at a small local spot managed by young Venetians. Fresh fish from the historic Rialto Market is transformed into simple, seasonal bites with a modern, creative flair.
• Rialto Bridge - Uncover hidden corners just steps from the iconic bridge, where venturing one street away from the crowds reveals quieter alleys and a more authentic glimpse of Venice.
• Campo san Bortolomio - The tour concludes in this lively square, surrounded by excellent shops and eateries. The guide can offer tips, recommendations, or directions to help continue the Venetian adventure.

• Stroll through Cannaregio, one of Venice’s most historic and charming neighborhoods
• Share the experience with new friends in a small group of max 10 guests
• Enjoy 4 glasses of local wine (white, red, Prosecco, and a sweet dessert wine) & Venetian Spritz
• Taste seven authentic Venetian small plates (cicchetti) and finish with a homemade dessert
• Discover the spots where Venetians meet for lunch or an early‑evening drink
• Experience the art of cicchetti at hidden, family‑run bars in the Rialto area
• Cross the Grand Canal like a local on a traditional traghetto gondola ferry
• Discover magical Venice with a local English‑speaking guide who brings the city’s stories to life

• Hotel pick-up and drop off

• Will I learn anything about traveling responsibly in Venice? Along the way, your guide will share simple responsible‑travel tips to help you explore Venice more sustainably and respectfully — just like a thoughtful local.
• Can the tour accommodate dietary restrictions? The tour includes a delicious mix of cicchetti and small plates at local establishments. It’s suitable for vegetarians, lactose‑free guests, and non‑celiac gluten‑free guests. However, not every stop can adjust for all dietary needs, so some flexibility may be required.
• Do I need to pay the Venice access fee? On select dates, day‑trippers staying outside Venice may need to pay a €5 access fee. You can check dates, exemptions, and full details at the official site:
• How much walking is involved? The tour covers about 2 km (1.2 miles) of easy walking through Venice’s scenic streets and canals — a perfect balance of strolling and tasting!
• Is the tour suitable for wheelchairs, strollers, or guests with mobility challenges? Venice is full of beautiful—but often steep—bridges, many of which are not wheelchair- or stroller‑friendly. Because of this, the tour may be challenging for guests with limited mobility. We want you to have the best experience, so please consider these accessibility limitations when booking.
• What happens if the weather is bad? In case of bad weather or high water, the traghetto gondola crossing may not operate, as these boats do not run in unsafe conditions. If this happens, your guide will offer an alternative walking route and the rest of the tour will continue as planned.
• Will the itinerary always stay the same? The exact route may change depending on the opening times or crowd levels at local bars and restaurants. Don’t worry — every spot we visit offers the same great quality, so you’ll always enjoy the full experience even if the order or venues shift a bit.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.