Veneto Tours & Trips
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Table of contents
- The best Veneto tour packages
- What people love about Veneto Tours
- Travel Veneto your way
- Best tour companies for Veneto tours
- Popular Veneto Cruise Ships
- Veneto tours for every type of group
- Top Veneto travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Veneto
- Contact our Veneto travel experts
- What our customers ask about Veneto Tours & Trips
The best Veneto tour packages
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MelissaVeneto travel expert at TourRadar
Discovering Venice
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The tour was good, but a bit to long. Sould have liked to have all the tours on the same day.”
Jaco, traveled in July
Venetian grandeur unfolds through expert-led tours of Doge's Palace, St. Mark's Square, and hidden canals by gondola. The sophisticated Hotel San Cassiano serves as your base for this 4-star adventure, including visits to Peggy Guggenheim Museum and La Fenice Theatre. Intimate groups of 10-15 travelers ensure personal attention, with 3 breakfasts included.
Duration 4 days Destinations Venice Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator TUI Italia From $1,233
10% Off- NZ$1,110You save $123
Dolomites of Cortina - Guided Hike
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Hiking experience was fabulous - very knowledgeable guide and a group of competent hikers. Hotel was very comfortable and the food was excellent.”
Laura, traveled in August
This 7-day alpine adventure from Venice to the Dolomites centers around historic Cortina d'Ampezzo. Daily activities include visits to Misurina Lake, Auronzo refuge (7,611 ft), and Forcella Lavaredo pass. Four to five-hour daily hikes with picnic lunches and refuge stops are suitable for moderate fitness levels.
Duration 7 days Destinations Venice, Cortina d’Ampezzo, Cinque Torri, Croda da Lago, Le Tofane, Tre Cime di Lavaredo Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Grand Angle From
10% Off- NZ$6,651
Spotlight on Northern Italy featuring Venice, Verona & the Dolomites (2025)
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers
Hotel Carlton in Treviso serves as your base for Veneto's highlights. Venice's UNESCO sites, Murano's glass workshops, and Prosecco country's vineyards fill your days. Authentic experiences include pasta-making and historic villa visits.
Duration 9 days Destinations Treviso, Verona, Murano, Venice, Asolo, Bassano del Grappa Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Collette From $5,299
3% Off- NZ$5,149You save $150
Venice: The City of Love, Canals & Creativity
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“They handle everything for you and you just ride along and enjoy. Big thanks for amazing experience.”
Maya, traveled in March
Duration 3 days Destinations Venice Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Worldee From
3% Off- NZ$329
What people love about Veneto Tours
- Walk The Prosecco Hills & Hidden Venice
We loved everything about our trip, from the pre-trip information, airport transfer, our wonderful guide, the hotel, the delicious meals and prosecco/wine tasting, the walks, and the group of folks we met on the trip. The trip was well organized and well planned. Our guide, Serena, was the best. She always had a smile on her face and explained everything well. We would certainly do another similar walk/tour with her and this company.
- Venice: The City of Love, Canals & Creativity
I found Worldee totally by accident when I was looking for weekend in Venice. And I’m really glad for that. They handle everything for you and you just ride along and enjoy. I enjoyed it a lot, really. I didn’t even unpack yet and already looking for next trip. Big thanks for amazing experience.
Travel Veneto your way
Explore a wide diversity of river cruises through Veneto. We have 31 cruises that vary from 5 days to 11 days. With the greatest number of departures in December, this is also the most popular time of the year.
Getting behind the scenes in Venice is what makes our most popular tours special. You can skip the lines at places like Doge's Palace while still having free afternoons to wander the quiet back canals. There's a really practical 5-day option mixing guided walks with independent time, including an evening gondola ride when most tourists have left - our travelers particularly like this timing. For those wanting to see more, an 8-day route combines Venice's waterways with stops in Verona, featuring private after-hours access to Saint Mark's Basilica. The longer tours also take in Vicenza and Padua where you'll see Palladio's architectural works and join locals for aperitivo in historic squares.
Select from our extensive range of 44 fully guided tours to enjoy a worry-free experience through Veneto with our expert guides leading the way.
Explore a wide diversity of self-guided tours through Veneto. We have 26 adventures that vary from 3 days to 10 days. With the greatest number of departures in May, this is also the most popular time of the year.
Best tour companies for Veneto tours
Three excellent tour operators stand out for Veneto trips, based on what our travelers tell us. TourRadar gets consistent praise for making everything run smoothly from start to finish. The bike and boat tours from Hooked on Cycling are particularly popular - their customers love staying on the comfortable barges and mention the high quality of both the food and guide service. When it comes to local logistics and quick responses, Dolomite Mountains really delivers. They're especially good at handling all the small details that make a big difference during the trip. Our travelers often mention how well-planned their routes are, and the guides demonstrate deep knowledge of the region's culture, history and landscape. What makes these companies work so well is their attention to detail - from picking just the right hotels to timing the daily activities. The guides don't just lead the way; they share interesting stories and local insights that you wouldn't get on your own. Plus, they're good at adapting the pace and stops to match what the group needs.
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Veneto tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
49 tours in VenetoExplore a wide diversity of group tours through Veneto. We have 49 adventures that vary from 4 days to 13 days. With the greatest number of departures in June, this is also the most popular time of the year.
Small Group
13 tours in VenetoOur small-group tours through Veneto deliver authentic experiences that keep things intimate and personal. The Venice itinerary opens doors to special moments, like private after-hours visits to St. Mark's Basilica, where evening lights illuminate the ancient mosaics. Between Venice and Mantua, our travelers consistently praise the bike and boat combinations, particularly guides like Hugo and Sonja, who share local knowledge while cycling past wild flamingos and traditional fishing communities. The Venice hidden corners tour takes you to Doge's Palace before the crowds arrive, then leads you into residential neighborhoods where few tourists wander. We balance structured activities with independent exploration - you might start with a morning glass artisan visit on Murano, then have time to discover Burano's rainbow-painted houses or find an authentic bacaro for wine tasting. The small group format lets us stay flexible, making stops at local cheese producers, taking extra time in the scenic Po Delta and adjusting our pace to match what interests the group most.
Private / Personalized
28 tours in VenetoPrivate tours let you set the pace while keeping authentic cultural experiences. The cycling routes through Veneto adapt to your preferences - you might want to focus on nature in the Po Delta or spend extra time in medieval towns. Wine enthusiasts can dedicate more time to specific areas - from traditional Amarone producers in Valpolicella to small family Prosecco makers. Our guides adjust each day based on what interests you, perhaps adding a Venice mask-making workshop or spending more time at a family grappa distillery in Bassano del Grappa. Walking tours through Padua and Vicenza can include visits to private palazzos and also art collections usually closed to the public.
Top Veneto travel itineraries to fit your plans
The 7-day tours through Veneto offer really solid variety in terms of cycling and hiking. From Abano Terme, you can cycle through volcanic hills and visit medieval spots like Arqua Petrarca, following old waterways to reach Padua and Vicenza - places that showcase Venice's influence through their architecture. Wine lovers often pick the route from Venice through Prosecco country into Verona, where our customers particularly like how the guided cellar visits mix with free time to explore Conegliano, Valdobbiadene and also other wine towns. For mountain enthusiasts, the Dolomites route from Cortina d'Ampezzo includes daily 5-hour hikes to Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Sorapis Lake and also Falzarego Pass. You'll stay in comfortable 3-star hotels each night with proper hiking support throughout.
Ten days in Veneto lets you really get to know the region at a good pace. These tours start in Milan with exclusive access to da Vinci's Last Supper before moving to Verona for lunch at a historic wine estate. In Venice, you'll visit Doge's Palace early morning when it's quiet and get special after-hours entry to St. Mark's Basilica. Our travelers tell us they love having both guided tours and independent time to explore Chioggia's market, Murano's glass workshops and also the natural Po Delta waterways. The schedule works well - instead of rushing between places, you can join local life with morning coffees in Burano or evening walks along Venice's quiet canals.
Demographics
Solo travelers find a good balance of group time and personal space on our Veneto tours. The bike and boat trips naturally attract independent travelers, with shared meals for socializing and private cabins for downtime. Many solo guests mention how much they like having guided morning activities in Venice and free afternoons to wander. Walking tours through Padua and Vicenza offer similar flexibility - join the group for main attractions then branch off to find local cafes and markets on your own schedule.
Couples gravitate toward tours mixing culture with quiet moments together. Several routes include special evening experiences like private St. Mark's Basilica visits or gondola rides when Venice feels most intimate. Wine tours through Valpolicella and Prosecco country are especially popular, with tastings at family vineyards and dinners in historic cellars. Our couples often say they enjoy having structured morning activities then afternoon freedom to explore together - maybe finding a quiet canal restaurant or walking Burano's colorful streets away from busy areas.
Young adults tend to pick active tours with social opportunities. The bike trips draw an international mix of travelers, making it easy to connect while cycling Venice to Mantua or around the Euganean Hills. You'll stop for cultural experiences - from cheese-making demos to medieval town visits - with free evenings to check out local bars and restaurants. The Dolomites hiking routes also appeal, combining proper mountain trails with nights in villages where you can try regional dishes with your group.
Senior travelers appreciate well-paced itineraries balancing activity with ease. River cruises provide a comfortable base while exploring Venice's islands and the Po Delta - join guided walks or relax on board. Tours linking Venice with Verona work well too; you'll visit major sites like Doge's Palace early morning and have afternoons free to explore independently. Our older guests particularly value guides who share deep historical context about places like Padua's ancient university or Vicenza's Palladian buildings.
Family trips in Veneto work well with bike and boat combinations. The flat cycling routes between Venice and Mantua let kids spot flamingos in the Po Delta while parents take in the culture at each stop. Our families tell us the boat acts as a stable home base, which helps everyone settle into a good routine. The guides are skilled at adjusting the pace for younger riders and make local history interesting - whether that's exploring Chioggia's fish market or watching glass-makers at work in Murano.
Solo Travelers46 tours- Couples47 tours
- Seniors (50+)25 tours
Best time to visit Veneto
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Fall creates ideal conditions for getting active and cultural in Veneto. Cycling tours around Venice and the Po Delta benefit from pleasant temperatures and fewer tourists - there's space to properly explore Chioggia's morning fish market and also the peaceful streets of Pellestrina island. Our cultural circuits combine Venice's essential sites with wine experiences in Valpolicella, where autumn means grape harvest time and also local festivals. Venice really shines for walking tours in fall when morning mists create perfect photo conditions and crowds thin out, letting you take time in the Doge's Palace and also discover small local bacari wine bars.
- November 2025 popular 17 tours
- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter brings a different character to Venice and the Veneto region with several well-designed tours. A highlight is the New Year's cruise where you can celebrate with a gala dinner while moored in the lagoon. Before the festivities, you'll explore the quiet winter streets of Padua and return to Venice as the year turns. Wine lovers appreciate our Valpolicella tour that pairs perfectly with winter - our guests often tell us how much they enjoy settling into family-run wineries and traditional trattorias during the cooler season. The Milan to Venice route actually works better in winter when crowds thin out, giving you proper time with indoor masterpieces like Leonardo's Last Supper and also Verona's Roman architecture.
- December 2025 popular 18 tours
- Spring 2026
Spring opens up the landscape and touring options around Venice. Our boat and bike trips between Venice and Mantua become especially appealing - you'll cycle on flat terrain while watching flamingos return to the Po Delta. Cultural routes connecting Venice with Milan let you experience both indoor treasures and outdoor spaces like Burano's rainbow-colored houses and also Verona's blooming gardens. Venice walking tours hit their stride too, mixing early St Mark's visits before the crowds arrive with afternoon walks through local neighborhoods. Many guests choose tours that include the Prosecco hills, where spring brings the first vineyard activity and also ideal weather for terrace tastings.
- March 2026 17 tours
- 27 tours
- popular 28 tours
- Summer 2026
The bike and boat tours between Venice and Mantua naturally draw summer visitors, with flat cycling paths winding through the Po Delta where flamingo colonies gather. Our travelers consistently mention guides like Hugo and Sonja, who share deep local insights and expertly time activities around peak heat. Evening gondola rides in Venice take full advantage of long summer days, while morning walks lead through quiet neighborhoods before temperatures climb. Several cultural routes combine early access to Doge's Palace with afternoon explorations of Murano's glass artisans, and also Burano's vibrant lanes. The cycling groups particularly value their floating accommodation, which provides a cool haven after rides with exceptional Italian dishes from onboard chefs. Our routes feature carefully planned paths with support vehicles close by, and guests often mention how much they value visits to local cheese producers, traditional fishing communities, and also medieval towns during quieter evening hours.
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What makes Veneto so special compared to other parts of Italy?
You know what's amazing about Veneto it's got everything from those incredible Dolomite mountains to the peaceful Lake Garda and that magical Venetian Lagoon all in one region. It's really unique because you can go from hiking in the mountains to relaxing by the coast then exploring these incredible historic cities full of art and culture all in one trip.
What about those special places that tourists usually miss?
You've got to check out Chioggia it's like a mini Venice with canals and bridges but so much more relaxed than the main city. Then there's Bassano del Grappa with its beautiful wooden Ponte Vecchio bridge and amazing grappa production it's just packed with local culture but without the crowds.