Venice's Bacaro Trail: A Self-Guided Food Tour
On this self-guided walking tour, Context Travel expert and professional sommelier Cecilia Sitran leads you through Venice's rich culinary history, where each bite and sip is a portal to the city's past. Starting in Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo with a coffee at Rosa Salva — where the bean first arrived in Venice over 400 years ago — you'll cross several prominent squares and the Rialto Bridge, hearing how Venice once served as the market for the world. Along the way, sample prosecco, fritto misto, and traditional cicchetti, discover the secret behind a good Venetian risotto, and choose from four variations of Spritz, the wine-based cocktail first developed here. The tour ends at Osteria Ai Pugni, where a final spread of traditional snacks and local wine awaits.
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Venice is about 11 min by road from Venice Marco Polo Airport. Extraordinary and genuinely crowded, and the two are easy to reconcile: stay the night. The day trippers leave around six, and the city that is left — quiet canals, lit windows, footsteps — is the one worth coming for.
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