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Traditional Venice Aperitivo Tour

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Live like a Venetian and experience Venice happy hour time! This food and wine 1.5-hour tour includes a stop in 2 different bacari (Venetian wines bars), for a glass of wine accompanied by traditional cicchetti (typical appetizers).

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Highlights

Discover Venice's bar culture with a local guide
Visit 2 typical Venetian bars and sample delicious aperitifs
Soak-up the city's atmosphere on a walking tour
Get inside tips from a local

Description

Take part in a typical happy hour in Venice and enjoy a real 'bacari tour', one of the most entertaining traditions of Venetian culture! The aperitif is a ritual all over Italy with different traditions from region to region. The traditional Venetian aperitif is a time for socializing: the inhabitants of Venice meet before dinner to enjoy an aperitif with local wine and taste typical snacks. The Venetian happy hour takes place in the 'bacari', which are small bars offering an intimate atmosphere and a large variety of delicious 'cicchetti' made of fish, meat and vegetables. Immerse yourself in this amazing Venetian after-work tradition and enjoy the original experience of an aperitif in Venice!

Includes

Visit two Venice bars with one glass of wine and 1 'cicchetto' per person for each bar Guided walk

Important Information

No credit or refunds will be given in the case of a no-show (if you don't show up at the meeting point at the time indicated on your voucher).
This is a public tour, which means there might be other participants going on the tour with you
Please note that, due to the particular morphological structure of Venice and the logistic problems resulting from it, the tour operator cannot guarantee that the whole tour is accessible to people with limited mobility. This means that people with walking difficulties and wheelchair users could not be able to access some parts of the itinerary