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Cinque Terre and Pisa Tower tour: 3 villages by train and boat★ 4.89 (1,669) · 12h
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Monterosso: Cinque Terre Boat Tour & Swimming in Secluded Bays★ 4.92 (1,487) · 2h 45m
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Florence to Cinque Terre & Pisa: Day Trip with Train★ 4.71 (1,599) · 12h 15m
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Genoa: Food Tour with Pesto, Focaccia & Full Meal★ 4.85 (562) · 3h 30m€ 44View ›
Cinque Terre sunset boat tour with swimming and tasting★ 4.83 (441) · 3h€ 105View ›
Monterosso: Cinque Terre Sunset Cruise & Aperitif★ 4.92 (426) · 2h 45m€ 119View ›
Turin: Street Food & Wine Tour with Michelin Chef★ 4.97 (407) · 4h 15m€ 139View ›
Monterosso al Mare: Kayak & Snorkel Cinque Terre with Local Guide★ 4.84 (380) · 2h€ 75View ›
Genoa: Pesto & Fresh Pasta Class with Rooftop Wine★ 4.96 (362) · 3h€ 85View ›
Sesia River Rafting: Class III-IV Rapids & Shuttle Transfer★ 4.82 (305) · 4h€ 65View ›Top rated (10)
Barolo & Barbaresco: Wine Tour with Sommelier, Neive StartYou’ll start your day in Neive with coffee and maps alongside your guide before winding through vineyard roads to taste Barbaresco and Barolo wines at two family-run wineries. Enjoy lunch at a local osteria in a medieval village—all with stories from locals who live wine every day. Expect warmth, laughter, and those hillside views lingering long after you leave.
Portofino: Small-Group Boat Tour San Fruttuoso & CamogliYou’ll sail from Portofino along dramatic Ligurian coastline with a small group, stopping by San Fruttuoso’s hidden abbey beach and lively Camogli harbor. Swim or relax onboard with local snacks and drinks—including limoncello served by your crew—and soak up stories from your skipper before returning to Portofino as afternoon light fades.
Monterosso: Cinque Terre Sunset Boat Tour & SwimYou board a traditional boat at Monterosso dock in the afternoon and cruise past all five Cinque Terre villages from the water, stopping at a secluded bay for snorkeling and a swim. Focaccia and local white wine come aboard, and the crew shares the history and local stories as you drift toward the sunset. You return to Monterosso as the light fades, with snorkeling gear, bottled water, and the kind of memory that sticks.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Cinque Terre or nearby who want to see all five villages from the water without hiking, and who have a few hours in the late afternoon. The boat is small and the pace is slow—you're not rushing between stops, which is what makes the sunset moment feel unhurried.
Cinque Terre Private Boat Tour from Monterosso: All 5 VillagesA private boat tour departing from Monterosso passes all five Cinque Terre villages—Vernazzo, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore—with time to photograph each one, swim in turquoise water, and snorkel in inaccessible coves. The tour runs two hours and includes snorkeling gear, a tasting of local pesto and focaccia, plus water, beer and local wine. Departure times are set after booking to fit your schedule.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see all five villages from the water without hiking between them or taking the train—the boat stops at coves and villages inaccessible from land, and the two-hour length fits a morning or afternoon without consuming your whole day.
Turin: Piedmont Wine Tasting Class & Sommelier InsightsYou’ll settle into a Turin tasting room for an easygoing Piedmont wine class led by a local sommelier. Sample four classic wines with fresh breadsticks and stories behind each pour. No jargon or pressure—just laughter, new flavors, and a sense you’re part of something local for an evening.
Turin E-Bike Tour: City Center to Monte dei Cappuccini ViewpointA 3-hour guided e-bike tour of Turin starting in the city center, where you ride through historic squares and elegant boulevards with a local guide, then climb Monte dei Cappuccini to see the city spread below. The electric bike removes the effort from the hills; the guide handles the route and the history. Minimum height 155 cm (5 ft); children from age 13 welcome; good riding skills required since roads are open to traffic.Is it for me?Start in the city center without needing a car or hotel pickup — the e-bike and the guide's knowledge of Turin's layout mean you move through the historic squares and up to the viewpoint on your own terms, stopping where the story matters.
Cinque Terre: Private Trek, Vineyards & Local Stories TourYou’ll follow vineyard trails above Riomaggiore with a local guide who knows every bend and story along the way. Expect hands-on herb quizzes, chats with farmers, lunch in Manarola, and time by the sea in Monterosso. This private Cinque Terre trek isn’t about rushing — it’s about feeling what life here is really like.
Cinque Terre Boat Tour: Swim, Vernazza Stop & AperitifYou’ll board a small boat in Monterosso or Levanto and glide along Cinque Terre’s coast with a local guide, stopping for swims in clear water and an aperitif of focaccia, pesto, and prosecco. Depending on season and crowds, you might stroll Vernazza’s lanes too. It’s relaxed but vivid—the kind of day where you taste salt on your skin long after you’re back on shore.
Cascina Piccaluga wine tasting tour: Vineyard walk and cellarA two-hour wine tasting tour at Cascina Piccaluga in Langhe-Roero combines a panoramic walk through the vineyard with a cellar visit and guided tasting of six wines paired with local cold cuts, cheeses and hazelnuts. The tour operates at 11am and 4pm in English or Italian, with a live guide; minimum age is 18. In bad weather, the entire experience moves indoors.Is it for me?Walk the vineyard rows with Jessica, then taste the wine they became—you'll see exactly how the landscape shapes what's in your glass.
Monterosso to Vernazzo: Kayak Tour Cinque Terre CliffsYou paddle a sit-on-top kayak from Monterosso's beach toward Vernazzo, passing ancient village terraces and sea caves with a local certified guide. The tour includes your kayak, life jacket, waterproof bag, and a wetsuit shirt, plus access to showers and changing cabins at the start and finish. You swim once in Vernazzo, then return to Monterosso in the late morning or early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Cinque Terre from the water without arranging your own boat or guide — the certified instructor and included gear mean you show up and paddle, and the small group size keeps the pace manageable for non-experts.
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Turin walking tour with audio guide: Monuments at your own paceThis self-guided walking tour of Turin pairs an audio guide and digital written guide in English, Spanish, Italian, French and German with a route through the city's main monuments—the Royal Palace, Mole Antonelliana, Royal Church of San Lorenzo, and the twin piazzas of Castello and San Carlo. You move at your own pace, stop when you want, and get restaurant recommendations from a local along the way. A smartphone with internet connection activates the guide; tickets to individual sites are separate.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to move through Turin's major monuments without waiting for a group or a guide—the audio and written guide let you stop, rewind, read ahead or skip sections entirely. It suits anyone with a smartphone and three to four hours, from solo travelers to families with strollers, and works at whatever pace suits your day.
Turin: Casa Martini Tour with Tasting & Factory VisitYou’ll step inside Turin’s Casa Martini with a local guide, wander through its historic gallery and working factory floor, then sample three classic drinks (or a non-alcoholic cocktail if you want). Expect real stories, hands-on moments with botanicals, and a final tasting that lingers long after you leave.
Langhe & Monferrato: Winery Tour with Winemaker & TastingYou’ll walk vineyard rows with the winemaker himself, taste six local wines on a sunlit terrace overlooking Monferrato hills, and snack on cheeses, salami, breadsticks—even house-made hazelnut cake. This isn’t just a wine tasting—it’s an afternoon spent inside someone else’s story.
Luci d'Artista City Tour Turin: Light Installations & BicerinLuci d'Artista City Tour is a guided experience through Turin's contemporary light installations, combining a walking tour of the historic center's hidden corners with a panoramic bus ride through the illuminated streets. The tour runs between 1 and 2.5 hours depending on your chosen option, with a live guide speaking Italian, English, and French. You can add a tasting of bicerin—the traditional Turin drink of coffee, chocolate, and milk cream—at Baratti & Milano, the historic café where it originated.Is it for me?Choose the walking tour alone if you have an hour and want to see the installations up close in the alleys and courtyards; add the open bus if you want to see the full scope of the lit streets from above and have the evening free. The bicerin option makes sense if you want to taste the drink where it was invented, rather than at any other café in the city.
Turin: Bike Tour & Holy Shroud, Piazza Castello & ParksYou pedal through Turin's piazzas, palaces, and parks on safe, quiet routes, stopping at Piazza Castello, Valentino Park, the medieval quarter, and the Holy Shroud Chapel. The bicycle is included, the pace suits all fitness levels, and you see how the city actually connects instead of hopping between isolated landmarks. Book if you want to move through Turin without the weight of a full walking tour or the distance of a bus.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to cover more ground than walking allows but stay connected to what they're seeing, and who prefer moving at a human pace through quiet streets over the distance and speed of a bus tour. The flat routes and leisurely rhythm work for all fitness levels, which is what makes a full day of discovery possible without exhaustion.
Genoa Walking Tour: Local Guide, Hidden Gems & Top SightsA 2-hour guided walking tour of Genoa led by a local guide who blends the must-see landmarks—Genoa Cathedral, Doge's Palace, Porta Soprana, Casa di Cristoforo Colombo—with the quiet courtyards and tucked-away corners where the city actually lives. The route adjusts to what interests you, and you get personal recommendations and the kind of detail only someone who loves Genoa deeply can offer. Available as a shared tour in English or a private tour in English or Spanish.Is it for me?Book the shared tour if you're comfortable exploring with other travelers and want to keep the cost down; choose the private tour if you'd rather set the pace yourself and have the guide's full attention, or if you prefer to hear the stories in Spanish. Either way, this works best if you're willing to walk and listen rather than rush through a list.
Royal Palace of Turin Skip-the-Line Guided TourA guided tour of Turin's Royal Palace with skip-the-line entry, covering the palace interior, Chapel of the Holy Shroud and palace gardens in a small group led by a live guide. The tour runs two hours and you choose between an English-speaking or Italian-speaking guide at checkout.Is it for me?Book the English-language option if you want the guide's full commentary on the palace history and the royal apartments; choose Italian if you speak the language and want to hear the tour as locals do. Either way, the two-hour length means you see the main rooms without the day becoming a full-palace marathon.
Turin: Small-Group Walking Tour with Highlights & StoriesYou’ll join a small group at Piazza CLN and wander through Turin’s grand squares, lively galleries, and quiet corners while your local guide shares stories you won’t find in any brochure. Expect laughs over statues, soft light under glass ceilings, and that odd feeling when history suddenly feels personal. You’ll end at Mole Antonelliana still thinking about those hidden details.
Turin: City Bike Tour Past Mole Antonelliana & Egyptian MuseumYou’ll pedal through Turin’s elegant squares and along its leafy riverfront on this small-group bike tour, guided by a local who knows every shortcut and story. Expect laughter over mispronounced names, a break for gelato or coffee, and up-close views of landmarks like Mole Antonelliana and Valentino Park. It’s more than sightseeing — you’ll feel Turin’s rhythm under your wheels.
Turin: Underground Tunnels & WWII Shelters Guided TourYou descend 50 feet into Turin's underground network with a local guide, moving through eighteenth-century royal ice cellars, ancient tunnels, and a preserved WWII air raid shelter. The tour takes about two hours, includes all entry fees, and ends back at street level. Bring comfortable shoes and be ready for stairs and narrow passages.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Turin beyond the surface-level sights and don't mind stairs and confined spaces — the underground passages are what make the city's survival stories real instead of just words in a guidebook.
