
If you’re heading to Venice and love food even a little, one thing is absolutely clear: you need to explore the city through its cuisine. Venice isn’t just about canals and gondolas—it’s about cicchetti, wine-soaked afternoons in tiny bacari, and family recipes passed down for generations.
And the best way to experience it all? A food tour designed to showcase Venice for foodies who want more than just a meal. Whether you’re wandering past the Rialto Bridge, sampling Venetian street food, or searching for the best Venice restaurants, you’ll find that every bite holds a piece of local history. Here, we will show you why tasting Venice like a local is the best way to fall in love with the city.
SOURCE: https://www.walksofitaly.com
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