A full private day in Venice, from Cannaregio to a Murano glassblowing demo to a Grand Canal sunset by water taxi.
A to-the-point private day covering the historic center, a Venetian cicheti lunch with wine, a Murano glassblowing demonstration, and a Grand Canal water taxi ride at sunset.
A full private day exploring Venice's historic center from Cannaregio and Rialto to St. Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace (entrance at own expense), with a Venetian lunch of cicheti and wine, a Murano glassblowing demonstration, and a Grand Canal water taxi ride at sunset, prosecco in hand.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Meet your private guide in central Venice for a full day on foot and by water taxi.
A Venetian lunch of tapas-style bites and a glass of wine.
Watch glassmakers at work in a historic factory.
Tour the Grand Canal at sunset with prosecco in hand.
Your guide walks you back to a convenient point near your hotel.
A to-the-point private day covering the historic center, a Venetian cicheti lunch with wine, a Murano glassblowing demonstration, and a Grand Canal water taxi ride at sunset. A full private day exploring Venice's historic center from Cannaregio and Rialto to St. Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace (entrance at own expense), with a Venetian lunch of cicheti and wine, a Murano glassblowing demonstration, and a Grand Canal water taxi ride at sunset, prosecco in hand.
Cicchetti didn't start out as a culinary trend — they started as quick, cheap food for people with work to do. Back in the 13th century, gondoliers, merchants, and market workers needed something they could eat fast alongside a glass of wine at a bacaro, the small neighborhood wine bars that still serve these bite-sized dishes today, and the tradition stuck around for nearly 800 years because it never really stopped being practical for anyone short on time.
Murano's glassblowing demonstration later in the day shows a craft that still runs almost entirely on apprenticeship rather than formal training — a glassmaker learns to shape molten glass over an open flame by working alongside someone who already knows how, often across years, which is a large part of why a live demonstration feels less like a show and more like watching a trade actually get passed down from one generation to the next.
This is a full private day with no fixed boundaries between its parts — the historic center from Cannaregio to Rialto, St. Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace (entrance at your own expense), a cicheti lunch, the Murano demonstration, and a Grand Canal ride at sunset, prosecco included — all shaped around your own pace rather than a group schedule moving you along.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.