Join a 2-hour walking tour with a private guide through the Rialto and San Polo areas.Discover fascinating anecdotes and curiosities about Venice from your local guide, andstop at two traditional bacari to taste ombre of wine and typical Venetian cicchetti.
- Rialto & San Polo with a private guide
- Learn local secrets and fun facts from a Venetian guide
- Cicchetti and ombre at two traditional bacari
| Included | • Private guide |
|---|---|
| Not included | • Optional gratuities |
| Duration | 0 Hour |
| Languages | English, French, German, Italian, Spanish |
| Important information | Meet us 15 min before in Campo San Bartolomeo, in front to the statue of Goldoni Please call us (or send an email) the day before to reconfirm your reservation. For your tablet, smartphone or GPS System: Emergency: It is your responsibility to be at the meeting point punctually. |
Venue
Campo S. Bortolomio, Campo San Bortolomio, Venezia, VE, Italia
Offered by
Venice Events
Further information
Meet your expert guide, who will lead you to authentic bacari in the Rialto area, where you can savor Venetian delicacies and local wines.
Cross the iconic Rialto Bridge and discover its fascinating history with your guide.
The tour starts with a brief introduction to the Rialto area, explaining why it is one of the most famous markets in Europe. With fun facts and insights into Venetian life through history, you’ll learn why the locals have kept these gastronomic traditions alive to this day.
Your first stop will be at a charming local bacaro in the Rialto area, where you’ll experience the authentic Venetian tradition of enjoying cicchetti (small tapas-style dishes) paired with a glass of ombra (local wine).
Follow your guide and continue your walk to the San Polo district, where you’ll find the famous Ponte de le Tette, the “Bridge of the Breasts.”
The name comes from a curious tradition during the Venetian Republic, when the area was a red-light district, and courtesans would bare their chests from windows to attract clients.
A quirky slice of Venice's colorful past!
Stop by Campo San Polo, the second-largest square in Venice. Lively and authentic, it's surrounded by elegant palaces and often hosts events, markets, and open-air film screenings.
A perfect spot to relax in the heart of the city.
Next, head to the second bacaro at Campo San Tomà, a great spot to enjoy another traditional ombra of wine and a cicchetto.
This authentic corner of Venice offers a true taste of local culture in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
