Really enjoyed this tour; the small group size was much more enjoyable and laid back than being on a full tour bus. Our guide, Marco, was sweet, patient, and helpful. There were five stops, which gave a nice taste of what the Veneto area has to offer.

One must have a gondola ride while visiting Venice! There were about five gondolas that went out together, with two musicians in the middle gondola. The musicians were talented and the music beautiful! This tour isn't personal and intimate, but is the best way to have the experience while keeping the cost down - highly recommend!

This is a nice tour to do on one of your first days in Venice, to get acquainted with the surroundings. None of the stops are in depth, but they give you a taste of different areas and places you might want to come back and spend more time in. Our guide, Francesco, was from Venice, friendly, and provided a lot of information.

I almost didn't do this tour, but glad I did! No waiting in line. It's self guided and interesting. It was raining the day I went and seemed like every tourist in Dublin had the same idea to be there, yet it wasn't too crowded, and getting served at the bar on the top floor was quick. The only lines were at the gift shop, but you can by Guinness items all over town. Even if you think you don't like Guinness, you might find out you actually do :)

Music and storytelling is really THE Irish experience. You're led on the pub crawl by two local musicians that give you a taste of what it's all about. The time flies by and will leave you wanting more!

Found the history and tour fascinating! Monasterboice is also great if you're a photography buff.

Originally I was only going to sign up for the entertainment, but others had made positive comments about the dinner, so I decided to do both. The food was great and the entertainment was brilliant! My only complaint is that I wish the music had gone on a little longer :) Nice experience!

One of my favorite tours! Glandalough was beautiful! Plenty of time to take a little hike to the lakes and then tour the monastic city. The stop in Avoca may seem like a touristy gimmick, but it's a great shop with a lot of beautiful Irish-made items.