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: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Skip-the-LineYou skip the entry line at Vatican Museums with timed tickets and walk straight in. You explore one of the world's largest art collections at your own pace, see the Sistine Chapel, and visit St. Peter's Basilica — all without a guide or group. A coordinator meets you at the entrance with your tickets; you just show up on time and go.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Vatican's main attractions without spending your morning in the entry queue — the timed tickets are what make that possible, so arriving on time is what keeps the whole thing working.
Bari: Street Food Walking Tour with Local Delicacies & Ice CreamYou’ll wander Bari’s old town with a local guide, tasting focaccia barese straight from an old bakery, biting into piping hot panzerotti, sampling fried polenta and popizze in hidden corners, then savoring grilled octopus sandwiches with cold beer before finishing off with fresh gelato on warm city streets.
Venice Bacaro Food Tour: Cicchetti & Wine with Local GuideYou walk through Venice's Cannaregio neighborhood with a local food expert, stopping at four bacari (traditional taverns) to eat cicchetti, taste Venetian wine and spritzes, and finish with artisan gelato. The guide explains the history and culture behind each dish, and small groups mean you're not rushed. Three to four hours on foot, English-speaking guide, all tastings and drinks included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat the way Venetians do—standing at a bar, tasting small plates, drinking wine in the afternoon—without figuring out which bacari are worth your time or how to order like you belong there. The guide and the small group size are what make that possible in a few hours.
Amalfi Coast Day Trip from Sorrento: Positano, Amalfi & RavelloYou ride in a shared minivan from Sorrento through the three signature Amalfi Coast towns — Positano's vertical streets, Amalfi's historic basilica, and Ravello's clifftop villas — with an hour or two to walk and explore each one. Transport, driver or guide, and the entire route are handled; you just show up with comfortable shoes and a camera. The eight-hour day is long enough to see all three without rushing, short enough to fit into a single afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying on the Amalfi Coast or nearby who want to see all three main towns without driving the winding coastal road themselves. Expect a full day out — eight to nine hours total — which is what makes visiting three separate towns and returning the same day possible.
Milan Cooking Class: Gnocchi, Pasta, Tiramisù & WineA 3-hour cooking class in Milan where you learn to make fresh pasta, gnocchi and tiramisù from scratch under the guidance of a native Italian chef. You'll prepare each dish step by step, handle dietary variations including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options, and finish by tasting your creations paired with local white and red wines. The class includes all equipment, aprons and ingredients; you eat everything you make.Is it for me?Book this class if you want hands-on instruction in making Italian dishes from scratch rather than watching a demonstration—you'll handle the dough, shape the pasta and assemble the tiramisù yourself, which is how you actually learn the technique. The three-hour window gives you time to make all three dishes without rushing and still sit down to taste them with wine.
Venice Murano & Burano Private Boat Tour with Glass & LaceYou’ll slip away from Venice’s bustle by private boat to visit Murano’s legendary glassblowers and Burano’s vibrant canals and lacemakers. Watch real artisans at work, wander narrow streets lined with painted homes, and share stories with your local guide before gliding back across the lagoon — it all feels personal here.
Frascati Wine & Pasta Making Class from Rome with DinnerYou take the train from Rome to Frascati, taste two family wines with local appetizers, learn to make fresh pasta by hand, choose your Roman sauce, cook and eat your own dish in the wine cellar, then tour the storage caves below. The whole experience runs about half a day and includes everything except your train ticket back.Is it for me?Book this if you want to step out of Rome's tourist rhythm for half a day and learn something with your hands while eating what you made—the small group size and the family running it are what make it feel like you're visiting friends, not taking a class.
Palermo Street Food Tour: Small Group with Local GuideA three-hour walking food tour through Palermo's historic center led by a local food expert who explains the history and technique behind each dish. You'll taste five Sicilian street-food staples—panino ca' meusa, panelle and crocchè, sfincione, arancina, cannoli and granita—across at least four stops, finishing with the equivalent of a full meal. The guide speaks English and Italian; small groups only, so the pace stays unhurried and questions get answered.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to eat the way Palermitans do rather than the way tourists are told to—small groups mean your guide has time to answer questions and adjust the pace, and the route moves through the historic center on foot so you see the city between stops instead of just the food.
Rome by Night: Electric Golf Cart Tour & Trevi FountainYou're picked up from your hotel and driven through Rome's lit-up landmarks in a small electric golf cart, stopping at Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, the Colosseum, and seven other major sites. The cart does the traveling, so you see more ground with minimal walking. The tour runs seven to eight hours and ends with hotel drop-off, so you don't arrange your own transport back.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to see Rome's major landmarks at night without arranging your own transport or spending hours on foot — the golf cart covers the distance, and the evening timing means fewer crowds at each stop.
Pisa & Leaning Tower: Half-Day Trip from Florence with GuideYou’ll step right into Pisa’s Piazza dei Miracoli after an easy coach ride from Florence, guided by locals who know their stuff. Walk past white marble monuments, enter the cool hush of Pisa Cathedral, and—if you’re up for it—climb the Leaning Tower with skip-the-line access. There’s time for wandering or grabbing gelato before heading back, but that first view stays with you.
Rome bike tour: Colosseum, Trevi & small group with guideYou’ll ride a quality e-bike through Rome’s famous sights and quieter neighborhoods with a local guide leading the way. Expect stories at the Colosseum, laughter at Trevi Fountain, scenic stops in Villa Borghese or Trastevere (depending on your route), and real moments that stick with you long after you’ve parked your bike.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Rome's major landmarks without arranging transport between them — the guide handles the route and timing, and you choose between a regular bike or e-bike at checkout.
Rome: City Highlights Golf Cart Tour with Gelato & GuideYou’ll zip through Rome’s lively streets by golf cart with a local guide, stopping for stories at icons like the Pantheon and Trevi Fountain. Enjoy bottled water and pause for real Roman gelato along the way. It’s relaxed but packed with sights—and leaves you feeling connected to the city’s rhythms.
Etna: Morning Trek, Lava Cave & Valle del Bove with PickupYou’ll hike volcanic trails on Mount Etna with a local guide, taste wild berries along old lava flows, explore an underground lava cave by torchlight, and look out over Valle del Bove’s vast slopes. Includes hotel pickup from Catania and all gear—just bring your curiosity (and maybe an extra layer).
Capri Boat Tour from Sorrento: Swim, Grottoes & Island TimeA full-day boat tour from Sorrento to Capri with an English-speaking skipper and up to 12 passengers, combining a guided cruise past the Faraglioni, White Grotto, Green Grotto and Baths of Queen Giovanna with swimming stops and a substantial block of free time on the island itself. The tour includes a light lunch, soft drinks and limoncello, plus one-way transfer from central Sorrento to the port. Weather can cancel the tour, and the Blue Grotto entrance fee (€19) is separate if you book that option.Is it for me?Book the Standard Option if you want the full day—grottoes, swimming, and 4 hours to explore Capri on foot. Choose the Half Day (4 hours) if you're short on time or prefer a morning or afternoon departure. The Afternoon & Sunset option works if you want to start later and watch the light change as you return to Sorrento.
Venice Combined Palace & Basilica Tour: Pre-Reserved TicketsYou skip the morning queues at two of Venice's most crowded sites and get a guide who knows the stories behind the gold and the politics. Three hours, pre-booked entry, and the Correr Museum thrown in — which means you're not spending your afternoon hunting for tickets or standing in line. Arrive fifteen minutes early so the tickets can be verified at the gate.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Venice's two most famous sites without spending the morning in queues, and who value a guide's insider knowledge over rushing through on their own. The three-hour pace is steady but not hurried, and the fifteen-minute early arrival and dress code are straightforward logistics that make the skip-the-line access possible.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with Local ChefYou’ll roll fresh pasta by hand in a lively Roman kitchen, learn secret tips for creamy tiramisu with a generous splash of Tia Maria, and share laughs over local wine with your chef and new friends. From hands-on lessons to tasting your own creations (plus a final shot of limoncello), this cooking class in Rome leaves you full—in every sense.
Rome: Night Ebike Tour with Food & Wine TastingYou’ll start with an aperitif near Santa Maria Maggiore before gliding through Rome’s glowing streets on an e-bike with a local guide and small group. Expect stops at places like Capitoline Hill, Trevi Fountain, and St. Peter’s Square — plus food, wine, and plenty of stories along the way. It’s Rome after dark, with laughter echoing off ancient stones.
Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel: Skip-the-Line with Optional BasilicaYou skip the entrance queue and move straight into the Vatican Museums with timed-entry tickets. A guide (if selected) walks you through the Pio-Clementino Museum, Gallery of Maps, Raphael's Rooms, and the Sistine Chapel with headsets for clear commentary. If you choose the Basilica option, you enter St. Peter's through a reserved fast-track door and see the Pietà and Baldacchino without another line. Check-in at the meeting point is mandatory to collect your official tickets before entry.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Vatican's main highlights without spending hours in entrance lines—the skip-the-line tickets and timed entry are what make it possible to move through the Museums, Sistine Chapel, and (if selected) St. Peter's Basilica in a single visit without the usual wait. It requires moderate fitness and comfortable walking shoes, as the route involves stairs and extended gallery passages with few elevators.
Rome to Florence & Pisa: Day Trip with Guided TourYou ride four hours to Pisa, spend free time at the Leaning Tower and Cathedral, then four more hours to Florence where you explore Piazza Santa Croce, the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio and Piazza della Signoria at your own pace with a guide on hand. The bilingual tour leader travels with you the whole day, and if you choose the audio guide option, you get detailed commentary on Florence's landmarks through your phone. Transport, the guide and the itinerary are all arranged—you just show up at pickup.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Rome who want to see both Florence and Pisa in one day without arranging separate transport and tickets. Expect a full day of travel and walking on a tight schedule—four hours each way by bus, plus several hours on foot in both cities—which is what makes fitting two major destinations into a single departure possible.
Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class in Milan: Family RecipesA three-hour hands-on cooking class in a private Milanese home where you prepare fresh tagliatelle, handmade ravioli and authentic tiramisu using family recipes passed down through generations. Grandmother Bruna or one of her trained children teaches in English; the class ends with dinner and wine in the home's art-filled rooms. Children are welcome from age seven.Is it for me?The class runs three hours straight, with no breaks between cooking and eating, so you're on your feet and focused the whole time. Book this if you want to actually make the food rather than watch someone else make it, and if you're comfortable learning in a family home instead of a professional kitchen.
