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Aperitivo and cicchetti in Cannaregio, tailored to your tastes by a local host.
Sip wine and prosecco accompanied by light snacks with a local host who tailors their bar selections and commentary to your tastes, exploring Italian aperitivo traditions.
A private tour focused on the Italian traditions of aperitivo and cicchetti in Cannaregio, with your local host providing culinary history and tailoring bar selections and commentary to your tastes.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Meet your host at a Cannaregio meeting point in Venice.
Sample wine and cicchetti in this authentic district.
Your host adapts choices to your tastes.
Your guide walks you back to a convenient point near your hotel.
Sip wine and prosecco accompanied by light snacks with a local host who tailors their bar selections and commentary to your tastes, exploring Italian aperitivo traditions. A private tour focused on the Italian traditions of aperitivo and cicchetti in Cannaregio, with your local host providing culinary history and tailoring bar selections and commentary to your tastes.
The word "bacaro," for the small bars this tour hops between, is newer than the tradition itself — it only came into use after Venice joined the Italian state in 1866, borrowed from Venetian dialect for making noise or having a good time. The bars themselves go back much further: by the 1300s, more than twenty of them already clustered around the Rialto Bridge, serving wine by the "ombra," a small glass whose name most likely just means a scant, modest pour.
Cicchetti, the bar snacks that go with it — fried seafood, boiled eggs with sardine, bread topped with bacalà — probably take their name from the Latin "ciccus," a small quantity, which is exactly the point: a few bites at each stop rather than a sit-down meal. Doing this in Cannaregio instead of the Rialto puts you in Venice's largest and most residential sestiere, where bacari still mostly serve neighbors rather than visitors, and where a host who actually drinks here regularly can steer the order toward what's good that particular day.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
