Venice Sweet Treats Small-Group Guided Foodie Walking Tour
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Venice Sweet Treats Small-Group Guided Foodie Walking Tour

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Venice Sweet Treats Small-Group Guided Foodie Walking Tour
From $333.00
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Flexible booking and cancellation options.

What you’ll do

Nibble your way through all six of Venice's historic neighborhoods on this foodie adventure. Sample gelato, tiramisu, pastries, and Venetian cookies, and sip an espresso—perhaps a corretto, with grappa—on St. Mark's Square. Exploring in a group no larger than eight, hear about the city's rich heritage and culture in atmospheric venues from historical cafés to a kosher bakery in the Venice Jewish Ghetto.
Highlights
  • Satisfy your sweet tooth on a tour of bakeries, cafés, and coffee shops
  • Sip espresso on St. Mark's Square and ride a gondola across the Grand Canal
  • Eat gelato at a historic store Peggy Guggenheim and Angelina Jolie loved
  • Numbers are capped at just eight travelers for a more intimate feel
Itinerary
1
We boost energies to face our discovery walk around Venice in a traditional pastry shop serving sweet treats to Venetians since 1879 in a dramatically beatiful neighbourhood close to San Giovanni & Paolo church
2
We will continue our walk in the Venetian tradition with a "zaeto", a cornmeal biscuit with sultanas in a local bakery close to San Marco
3
We will indulge by stopping at the bar counter of an historical cafè in Saint Mark's square. For instance at the one preferred by the opera composer Richard Wagner, surrounded by baroque mirrors and politically incorrect antique moor's head chandeliers
4
Do you want to add some energy to your espresso? We will ask it a "corretto" ! (coffee corrected with "grappa" liquor)
5
We will cross the Canal Grande with a short gondola ride and we will reach the Zattere in the arty Dorsoduro district. We will enjoy delicious scoops of ice cream in a "gelateria"-shop which was a favourite of Peggy Guggenheim and, more recently, of Angelina Jolie
6
Feel like true Venetian eating the typical biscuit from the island of Burano. We will taste the original recipe in a local family bakery active since 1956
7
Moving towards the Santa Croce district, we cannot miss a bakery where every Venetian has been at least once in his life. In this famous place the offer is so wide it will mesmerize you! Probably a cup of Tiramisù, the most famous Italian dessert could be a good choice!
8
Zabaione is the most tyical pastry filling in Venice, lightly alcoholic due to the Marsala liquor and extremely tasty. We will try it in a pastry shop, which has been a corner bakery since 1742, whose reputatio of krapfen (cream puffs) strudel and venetian donuts has survived many "acqua alta" (high tides)
9
Entering the Cannaregio district and the oldest Jewish ghetto in the world, we cannot miss to taste some pastry in a traditional kosher bakery. Bite after bite you will discover and understand more about the multi-cultural richness of the city and of its historical communities

What’s included

Gondola ferry on Canal Grande

Tea and coffee

Snacks

Licensed nature and interpretive guide and tour leader

What’s not included

Gratuities

Breakfast

What’s not included

Gratuities

Breakfast

Notes

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

Service animals allowed

Public transportation options are available nearby

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

On certain dates, most travelers staying outside of Venice who are planning to visit for the day will be required to pay a €5 access fee. For further details (including exemptions) and to learn what days this fee is applicable, please visit: https://cda.ve.it

From $333.00
Calendar iconWhen are you going
Cancellation Policy
Flexible booking and cancellation options.