Venice Food Tour with Local Guide and City Highlights
Description
Discover Venice through its hidden alleyways where tradition still shapes everyday life. This flexible tasting experience lets travelers choose how deeply they want to explore, with tours lasting between 2 and 4 hours in different formats. The 2-hour Regular Tour is perfect as an introduction to Venetian street cuisine. Strolling past markets, bridges, and historic storefronts, you’ll sample favorites such as cicchetti, baccalà mantecato, fritti and artisanal gelato. For guests looking to go deeper, the 3-hour Gourmet Tour explores additional districts and showcases traditional and contemporary interpretations of Venetian specialties. The 4-hour Private Signature Experience is for travelers seeking exclusivity and customization. With extended time and personalized attention, it may include premium tastings and routes tailored to specific interests. Whether you prefer a quick tasting adventure or a gourmet journey, this street food tour offers an authentic way to experience Venice!
Tour Options
Itinerary
Your tasty walking tour will start from the San Bartolomeo square in the heart of Venice, or another convenient meeting point depending on the selected option.
If included in the itinerary, continue your tour with the lovely square in the city centre of Venice, famous for its gothic church (known also as the Church of San Giacometo) with the huge clock and the beautiful atrium.
Rialto Market - is an ancient trading venue of Venice, famous especially for selling fish. Surrounded by the colours and flavours of the market stalls full of fresh products, you will see how Venetian do their shopping and try some local specialities.
The Rialto Bridge is the most visited sight along the Grand Canal and one of the most iconic bridges in Venice.
You will take a relaxing sightseeing walk along the most famous canal in the world.
You may pass by the deconsecrated Roman catholic church, built in the 11th century.
A lovely small square, not very well known for tourist. There you will see some interesting monuments such as Scuola dei Calegheri.
Your Venetian street food tour may end at the Campo Santa Margherita – a bustling square with small shops, bars, restaurants and a tiny fish market. It’s a popular meeting point for locals and tourists at any time of the day or evening.
Highlights
What's included
Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Vegan and gluten free options not available
