Things to do in Italy
Florence Wine Tour91 optionsDay Trips from Milan5 optionsDay Trips from Rome21 optionsDay Trips from Florence14 optionsMurano Burano13 optionsLast Supper Tour Milan18 optionsBoat Tour Venice51 optionsFlorence Walking Tour171 optionsFlorence Museum Tours33 optionsMuseums15 optionsNaples Vesuvius Tour23 optionsSorrento Boat Tour83 options
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Rome Colosseum and Forum Tour: Skip the line at three sites★ 4.55 (25,596) · 1h 30m–3h
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Tuscany Day Trip: Siena, San Gimignano, Pisa & Winery Lunch★ 4.86 (23,956) · 12h
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Rome: Vatican Skip-the-Line Tour, Sistine Chapel & Basilica★ 4.62 (15,230) · 3h
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Medici Walking Tour Florence: Renaissance Stories & Gems★ 4.96 (14,023) · 2h 15m€ 2.99View ›
Florence: Medici Palace & Renaissance Walking Tour★ 4.95 (11,966) · 2h€ 2.99View ›
Amalfi Coast tour from Naples: Sorrento, Positano & Amalfi★ 4.82 (10,925) · 8h€ 81View ›
Rome: Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill with Guide★ 4.57 (10,696) · 2h 30m€ 49View ›
Pasta and Tiramisu Class Rome: Make three dishes by hand★ 4.92 (9,908) · 3h€ 52View ›
Florence: Pasta Cooking Class & Tuscan Wine★ 4.94 (9,445) · 2h 30m€ 25View ›
Murano & Burano Islands Tour: Glassblowing Lacemaking Private Boat★ 4.69 (9,328) · 5h€ 44View ›Top rated (10)
Rome: Vespa Sidecar City Tour with Cappuccino & GuideYou’ll see Rome wake up from a Vespa sidecar with a local guide leading the way—coffee in hand, helmet hair guaranteed. From skipping lines at the Pantheon to tossing coins at Trevi Fountain and sharing laughs over cappuccino in Trastevere, every stop feels personal and unscripted. Let yourself be surprised by small details—and maybe even get mistaken for an Italian film star.
Rome: Vespa Sidecar Tour with Pantheon Entry & GelatoYou’ll ride through Rome’s tangled streets in a Vespa sidecar with a local guide narrating each stop — from tossing coins at Trevi Fountain to skipping lines at the Pantheon and tasting real gelato in a hidden alley. Feel history up close and end up seeing (and maybe feeling) Rome in ways you didn’t expect.
Positano, Amalfi & Ravello: Private Amalfi Coast TourA private Amalfi Coast tour from Sorrento visits Positano, Amalfi and Ravello over roughly 9 hours in an air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking driver and hotel pickup included. The driver navigates the winding coastal road and shares local knowledge at each stop, so you move between the three towns without arranging transport or timing yourself. Lunch is not included.Is it for me?Your driver navigates the winding coastal road while you explore Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello without coordinating buses or rental logistics.
Puglia Cooking Class Near Lecce: Make Fresh Pasta, Eat DinnerA hands-on cooking class in Corigliano d'Otranto, 15 minutes from Lecce, where you learn to shape traditional orecchiette and maccheroncini from scratch in Enza's family home, then sit down to a full dinner with local wine, homemade dessert and limoncello. The evening runs about three and a half hours and includes aperitif, wine, coffee and tea; vegan, vegetarian and lactose-free options are available, and children are welcome.Is it for me?You'll cook fresh pasta with Enza's family, then sit down together that same evening to eat what you made—no demonstration, no takeaway, just dinner around their table.
Rome: Family Golf Cart Tour Colosseum, Trevi & Janiculum ViewsYou’ll roll through Rome’s heart by golf cart with your family, seeing icons like the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain up close while your kids dive into games about gladiators and ancient life. There’s time for gelato and panoramic views from Janiculum Hill — plus moments you won’t expect until you’re there together.
La Maddalena Archipelago Catamaran Tour 3 IslandsA full-day catamaran tour from Santa Teresa di Gallura sails through La Maddalena Archipelago with stops at Spargi, Budelli and Razzoli islands for swimming and snorkeling. The Lagoon 400 carries a maximum of 12 passengers and includes a fresh seafood lunch prepared on board, local aperitif, wine and beer. A live guide speaks English, Spanish or Italian, and the itinerary may shift based on weather and sea conditions.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, Spanish or Italian, so book the language that matches your group. The fixed three-island route and on-board meal mean the day holds together even if weather shifts which island comes first—you get all three stops and lunch no matter what the sea decides.
Lake Como Boat Tour: Villas, Swimming & Prosecco CruiseYou’ll cruise Lake Como from Bellagio with a local skipper, sipping chilled Prosecco as you pass famous villas like Balbianello and Melzi Gardens. Swim in calm waters near Isola Comacina, hear stories only locals know, and get rare views of lakeside villages you can’t reach by road. It’s relaxed, personal — the kind of day you’ll want to remember long after you leave.
Lecce: Walking Tour of Baroque Squares & Roman RuinsYou’ll join a local guide for a two-hour stroll through Lecce’s historic heart—past grand baroque squares, ancient Roman ruins, and quieter backstreets most people miss. Taste fresh figs from a market stall, stand where gladiators once fought, and pause in front of Santa Croce’s wild stonework. It’s less about checking sights off a list than feeling the city breathe around you.
Rome: Vespa City Tour with Private Guide & Flexible StopsYou’ll ride through Rome’s heart by Vespa with a local guide, stopping at landmarks like the Colosseum and Pantheon, slipping into hidden alleys for coffee breaks, and soaking up real city life. Includes pickup anywhere central, flexible stops for photos or espresso, all gear provided—plus those little moments that stick with you long after.
Rome: Colosseum Arena Family Tour & Kids ActivitiesYou’ll start with special arena floor access at Rome’s Colosseum, where your family steps right onto gladiator ground with a friendly local guide. Kids get interactive booklets packed with games and puzzles as you wander through ancient arches and climb into stories of emperors and wild beasts. Then it’s on to the Roman Forum—fountains, ruins, laughter—and you’ll leave carrying more than just facts.
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Florence: Walking Tour of Art, Duomo & Piazza SignoriaYou’ll wander Florence’s winding streets with a local guide who brings Renaissance legends and hidden details to life. From touching centuries-old stone at the Duomo to hearing stories in Piazza della Signoria and ending at Santa Croce, you’ll feel both lost and found in this city’s art-soaked heart.
Trento City Sights - Self-Guided Scavenger Hunt Tour App AccessYou’ll explore Trento’s old streets at your own pace, solving clues and snapping creative photos along the way. Expect moments of laughter, small discoveries at places like Castello del Buonconsiglio or Piazza Duomo, and time to pause whenever you want. It’s a playful way to see the city — one you’ll remember long after you leave.
Florence: Walking Tour of Duomo, Ponte Vecchio & Medici SightsYou’ll walk Florence’s historic center with a certified guide who shares stories behind every landmark—from the Medici Chapel to Ponte Vecchio and Santa Croce Square. Expect laughter over local words, market smells that follow you down alleys, and tips for exploring after the tour ends. You’ll leave feeling like Florence isn’t just a museum—it’s alive around every corner.
Florence: Dark History Tour & Serial Killer StoriesYou'll walk five major Florence squares and the Bargello Museum with a licensed guide who covers Medici murders, serial killers, medieval torture, ghost sightings and mafia attacks. The tour is wheelchair accessible and tip-based, running through central Florence without requiring separate transport.Is it for me?Choose this if you want Florence's actual dark history — the crimes, conspiracies and unsettling stories that don't appear in standard guidebooks — and you're comfortable with graphic content about murder and torture. The licensed guide and fixed route mean you don't arrange stops or research the stories yourself.
Rome: Piazza del Popolo & Vatican Walking Tour with BerniniYou walk from Piazza del Popolo south to St. Peter's Basilica, stopping at the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Ponte Sant'Angelo, and Castel Sant'Angelo. Your guide explains Rome's shift from Republic to Empire to medieval city, and you get a gelato break in the middle. The tour is tip-based at the end, and the full route takes most of a day.Is it for me?Book this if you want Rome's history explained as a connected story rather than isolated landmarks, and you'd rather not piece together the route yourself — the guide's path follows the actual pilgrimage route, which is what makes the whole day cohere.
Rome City Center: Walking Tour with Scandal Stories & Secret SpotsYou’ll walk through Rome’s city center with a local guide who brings every corner to life — from Trevi Fountain’s roar to hidden frescoes at Saint Ignatius. Expect stories of rivalry, scandal, and laughter in unexpected places. With pay-what-you-want pricing and plenty of unscripted moments, this tour leaves you feeling like you’ve seen behind Rome’s famous facades.
Rome Night Ghost Tour: Haunted Streets, True Crime & LegendsYou’ll walk Rome’s haunted streets after dark with a local guide, hearing true crime tales at Castel Sant’Angelo, ghost stories on Via Giulia, and strange legends in Campo de' Fiori. Expect laughter mixed with chills as you pass haunted houses and eerie churches — it’s not just history; it gets under your skin.
Rome: Jewish Ghetto & Trastevere Walking Tour, Dark HumorYou’ll walk Rome’s Jewish Ghetto and Trastevere with a guide who tells raw stories, cracks dark jokes, and points out details you’d never spot alone. Expect food tips, ancient fountains, tangled history—and moments that stick with you long after you leave those cobbled streets behind.
Rome: Colosseum & Roman Forum Walking Tour with Expert GuideYou walk through six major archaeological sites—from the spot where Caesar was killed to the Colosseum's shadow—with a licensed guide explaining emperors, conspiracies, and everyday Roman life. No entry fees, panoramic views included, and you decide the tip at the end based on what the stories were worth to you.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Rome's ancient story told by someone who knows the details, without paying separate entry fees or navigating the sites alone. Expect continuous walking over uneven ground—that's what lets you cover eight major monuments and their histories in one outing.
Trieste Scavenger Hunt Walking Tour: Solve PuzzlesA self-guided scavenger hunt through Trieste using the World City Trail app on your phone—download, log in with your booking code, and start anytime at any of 10+ landmarks including Ponte Rosso, Piazza della Borsa, and Castello di San Giusto. Walk a 3.1km route at your own pace, solve puzzles to unlock stories and local tips, and pause or skip stops whenever you want; your access lasts a full year. No guide, no fixed schedule, no time pressure—just riddles, history, and the flexibility to finish tomorrow if today runs short.Is it for me?The two-and-a-half-hour average means you fit this into a free afternoon or a morning before other plans, and because you pause whenever you want, a longer break for lunch or a museum doesn't derail you—you just resume later or the next day. If you need a fixed schedule or a guide leading the way, this isn't it; if you want to wander at your own speed and solve your way through Trieste's history, the flexibility is the whole point.
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Rome: National Roman Museum 7-Day Ticket & 3 LocationsYou get entry to three separate National Roman Museum locations—Palazzo Massimo with its frescoes and imperial sculptures, Palazzo Altemps in a Renaissance palace, and the Baths of Diocletian—spread across seven days with no fixed time slots. You choose when to visit each site, move between them at your own pace, and see everything from ancient jewelry to monumental Roman engineering without feeling rushed through any single location.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to spend real time with Roman art and archaeology without the pressure of a guided tour or a fixed schedule—the 7-day window means you can fit each location into your actual days in Rome instead of forcing them into one exhausting afternoon.
Venice Airport to City Centre: Private Transfer & Water TaxiYou're met at Venice airport arrivals with a nameplate, driven by private minivan to Piazzale Roma, then transferred onto a private water taxi that takes you directly to your hotel on the main island. The driver handles your luggage, the boat skips the public vaporetto lines, and you arrive without arranging transport or tickets yourself. Book by providing your flight number and arrival time; confirmation comes with your driver's contact details.Is it for me?Book this if you land with luggage and want to skip the vaporetto queues and the confusion of finding your way into Venice—the driver and boat waiting for you means you go straight to your hotel without arranging anything else.
Rome: Trevi Fountain Priority Entry & Skip-the-LineYou skip the entry queue and walk straight to the Trevi Fountain, Rome's most famous Baroque sculpture. Spend as long as you want exploring the architectural details, learning the coin-toss legend, and photographing the fountain from different angles without crowds pressing in. The ticket includes full access to the fountain area; you arrange your own timing and movement through the space.Is it for me?Right for anyone visiting Rome who wants to see the Trevi Fountain without spending an hour in line — the priority ticket removes the wait and leaves you free to actually look at the monument instead of managing the crowd.
San Siro Skywalk: 50-Meter Stadium Rooftop AccessYou enter the San Siro Stadium museum with skip-the-line access, walk through the players' areas and corridors, then climb to the rooftop Skywalk 50 meters above ground for an unobstructed view of Milan's skyline. The whole visit takes a few hours and includes both the museum and the exclusive rooftop access in one ticket.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see inside a working stadium without the hassle of queuing, and the rooftop access is what sets it apart—most visitors never get up there, and it's the part that stays with you.
Venice: Doge's Palace, Bridge of Sighs & Correr MuseumYou get entry to the Doge's Palace with its Grand Council Chamber and historic prisons, cross the Bridge of Sighs, and access four additional museums—the Correr, the Marciana Library, and the National Archaeological Museum—all on a single ticket. An audioguide in multiple languages covers the palace. You move at your own pace through interconnected buildings on and around St. Mark's Square, with no time limit once you're inside.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Venice's main civic and artistic landmarks in one afternoon without juggling separate tickets and opening hours—the combined pass is what makes it possible to move between the palace, prisons, and four museums without backtracking or waiting in different lines.
Leaning Tower of Pisa: Timed Entry & AudioguideYou get timed entry to skip the line, an interactive audioguide that explains the tower's 900-year history and architecture as you climb 296 steps, and a reserved time slot that lets you explore Piazza dei Miracoli at your own pace. If you choose the All-Access Pass, you also unlock the Cathedral, Baptistery, and museums for a full year. Bring your ID, and plan for at least two hours if you're doing the tower plus the surrounding complex.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to skip the entry line and climb the tower on your own schedule without a guide rushing you through—the timed slot and audioguide are what make that possible. The All-Access Pass works well if you plan to explore the full complex or might return to Pisa later in the year.
Rome: Capuchin Crypt & Museum Skip-the-Line with Audio GuideYou enter the museum to understand the Capuchin order, then descend into chapels where thousands of friars' bones form the walls and ceiling. The audio guide explains the symbolism and history as you move through. You skip the line, control your own pace, and leave with a perspective on mortality that doesn't fade quickly.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see one of Rome's most unusual sites without the logistics of timing or navigating crowds — the audio guide and self-paced format mean you get the full context and can sit with the experience as long as you need.
Venice Ghost Tour: Haunted Legends and Dark HistoryA guided walking tour of Venice's haunted sites and dark history, led by a live guide through the Cannaregio district and beyond, covering the Ghetto di Venezia, the Casin dei Spiriti, and the footsteps of Marco Polo. The tour runs 75 minutes in small groups of 15 and is available in English or Spanish; radios are provided for groups larger than 10 so everyone hears the guide clearly.Is it for me?Book the English tour if you're most comfortable following stories in English, or the Spanish tour if that's your preference—both cover the same haunted sites and dark history, so choose based on the language your guide will speak.
Syracuse to Taormina & Mount Etna Day Trip with GuideYou leave Syracuse in the morning, spend the late morning exploring Taormina's clifftop streets and eating arancino, then drive to Mount Etna's Rifugio Sapienza station at 1,900 meters where you explore the craters at your own pace. Lunch is on your own in Taormina; transport, a guide, and snacks are included. You're back in Syracuse by evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both Taormina and Mount Etna in one day without arranging your own transport or timing — the guide handles the route and the stops, which is what makes a full inland trip possible from Syracuse in a single afternoon.
Milan Duomo: Cathedral & Museum Tickets with Rooftop AccessYou enter the Milan Cathedral with a multilingual audio guide, explore the Duomo Museum's sculptures and construction history at your own pace, then optionally take the lift to the rooftop terraces for close-up views of the spires and panoramic Milan skyline. The terraces upgrade includes English audio and stair access to the second level; the museum is closed Wednesdays.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see the Duomo's interior and history without a scheduled group tour — the audio guide means you linger where you want and skip what doesn't interest you. The terraces upgrade is worth adding if rooftop views and close-up spire details are on your Milan list.
