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Venice on foot and by boat, with hidden squares, minor canals, and a food tasting.
Glide along the Grand Canal and minor canals past palaces and gardens, then discover hidden squares and alleys on foot with a food tasting to finish.
A private tour combining a boat ride along the Grand Canal and minor canals with a walking exploration of Venice's hidden squares and alleys, capped with a food tasting.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Meet your guide in central Venice for this combined boat-and-walking experience.
Glide past palaces, churches, gardens, and bridges.
Discover alleys most visitors walk straight past.
Finish the tour with a taste of local specialties.
Your guide walks you back to a convenient point near your hotel.
Glide along the Grand Canal and minor canals past palaces and gardens, then discover hidden squares and alleys on foot with a food tasting to finish. A private tour combining a boat ride along the Grand Canal and minor canals with a walking exploration of Venice's hidden squares and alleys, capped with a food tasting.
Venice's food has never been purely local — for centuries the city sat at the center of the spice trade between Europe and the East, and that position left a lasting mark on Venetian cooking, from the use of cinnamon and saffron in savory dishes to a general openness to bold, imported flavors that a lot of other Italian regional cuisines never really absorbed in quite the same way, even today.
This tour pairs that food culture with a route through two very different sides of the city. The boat portion covers the Grand Canal and its quieter offshoots, passing palace facades, churches, and private gardens most visitors only see from a distance, while the walking portion afterward turns into Venice's hidden squares and alleys — the kind of streets that don't lead anywhere obvious on a map but tend to hold the best small, unmarked spots to eat.
The food tasting that closes out the tour is built around that same idea: specific, local, and chosen by someone who actually knows the neighborhood, rather than a generic sampler aimed squarely at passing tourists with little time to spare and even less local context to go on.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
