How much do food and drink tours in Venice cost?

Prices sit mostly in the upper mid-range, with shorter cooking classes and wine tastings costing less than full-day Prosecco excursions that include transport, multiple tastings and a gourmet lunch. Because every listing shows live pricing in your own currency, compare the inclusions rather than the headline figure: class length, number of.

Which food and drink tours in Venice offer free cancellation?

Every food and drink experience on this page includes free cancellation, so you can reserve a top-rated class or tasting in advance and adjust plans if your trip changes. One popular option, the Venetian cooking class in Campo Santa Margherita, is currently selling fast, so booking early is wise if your dates are fixed.

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Top-Rated Food & Drink Tours in Venice

Average rating4.9Median price$107

Top experiences in Venice

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About Venice

Venice rewards travellers who eat and drink the way locals do: standing at a bacaro counter with an ombra of wine, or rolling fresh pasta in a neighbourhood campo. The city's highest-rated food and drink experiences lean on exactly that, from the Venice Bacaro Food Tour: Eat and Drink Like a True Venetian to the Venice Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with Wine, both of which earn near-perfect marks from thousands of guests. Beyond the canals, the vineyards of the Prosecco Hills are close enough for a full-day tasting escape.

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The highest-rated experiences here are consistently small-group or hands-on: cooking classes led by professional chefs, bacaro crawls that visit genuine neighbourhood bars, and Prosecco Hills day trips with guided tastings. Travellers reward hosts who explain Venetian food culture rather than just serving it, and who keep groups intimate enough.