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 Milan17 optionsBoat Tour Venice51 optionsFlorence Walking Tour171 optionsFlorence Museum Tours33 optionsMuseums15 optionsNaples Vesuvius Tour23 optionsSorrento Boat Tour83 options
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Skip the Line La Scala Theatre Guided Tour: Milan Opera HouseA guided tour of La Scala Theatre in Milan with skip-the-line entry, led by an English or French-speaking guide. You explore the auditorium from the theatre boxes, see the neoclassical interior and the crystal chandelier, and view the museum's collection of set designs, costumes and musical instruments. The tour runs about an hour; headsets are provided for groups of six or more. Departures are offered at 10:15am, 2pm, 3:15pm and 3:45pm in English, with one French option at 2pm.Is it for me?Book the 10:15am departure if you want the theatre at its quietest, or the afternoon slots if you're exploring Milan's centre and want to fit the tour into a later schedule. The fixed start time is what keeps the skip-the-line access reliable — your guide meets you at the door and the queue never forms.
Rome: Rooftop Opera Show & Aperitivo at Pamphilj PalaceYou’ll step onto a legendary Roman rooftop for live opera with panoramic city views, sipping prosecco as arias fill the evening air. Taste Italian cheeses and salami while watching sunset colors sweep across domes and piazzas. It’s an experience that blends music, food, and history — leaving you with those lingering goosebumps only Rome seems to give.
Cinque Terre: Walking & Train Day Tour with Local FoodYou’ll walk ancient paths above Cinque Terre’s colorful villages, ride trains along dramatic cliffs, taste local food (anchovies or pesto if you want), and share stories with your guide. Expect laughter over mispronounced names and quiet moments watching boats drift below—this day is for savoring Liguria’s flavors at your own pace.
Florence Skip the Line Accademia Tour: David & MichelangeloYou skip the entrance line at Florence's second most visited museum and spend an hour with a guide who walks you through Michelangelo's David, the Prisoner sculptures, and the gallery's lesser-known rooms — then stay as long as you want afterward. Small groups keep the experience intimate, and earphones mean you hear every detail without shouting.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see the David without spending hours in line, and who value hearing the story behind the sculpture instead of just seeing it. The one-hour tour is paced for learning, which is what makes the smaller group size worth it.
Capri & Blue Grotto from Sorrento: Small Group Boat TourYou sail in a small group of 12 from Sorrento to Capri, passing the Faraglioni rock towers, the White Grotto, and the Natural Arch. You stop to swim at Marina Piccola, then approach the Blue Grotto (entrance fee separate; visit depends on sea conditions and queue). The boat includes snacks, soft drinks, and a Limoncello tasting on the return. The whole experience takes about four hours, with hotel pickup available during high season.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Capri's main sights — the Faraglioni, the Blue Grotto, the grottoes — without arranging your own boat and without being herded through a large group tour. The small size and the skipper's local knowledge are what make a half-day feel unhurried.
Pompeii & Herculaneum tour with archaeologist: Skip the linesA private full-day tour of Pompeii and Herculaneum with a professional archaeologist guide, private vehicle and flexible itinerary. You visit both archaeological sites at your own pace, see the Forum, Temple of Apollo, House of the Vettii, Teatro Grande, and in Herculaneum the House of Neptune, the Women's Baths, and the Ancient Beach where 300 residents were found. Admission fees (around €40 per adult; free for children under 18 with ID) are separate; a winery lunch with wine tasting on Vesuvius slopes costs around €50 per person and is optional.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to understand what you are looking at rather than move through a checklist—Fabrizio's 31 years studying these ruins means you see the details that matter, from the preserved wooden shelves in Herculaneum's grocery store to the frescoes most visitors miss. The private van and flexible route let you linger at what holds you instead of keeping pace with a group, and the winery stop on Vesuvius slopes is optional, so you can spend the full day in the ruins if that is what you prefer.
Amalfi Coast: Private Sunset Boat Tour & ProseccoYou’ll feel the shift from busy Amalfi to quiet coves as your captain steers you along hidden arches and famous villas on this private sunset boat tour. Sip prosecco near Praiano while watching Positano glow in the distance, hear local stories (and jokes), and catch that last golden light before heading back by sea.
Capri Private Boat Tour from Sorrento: 7-8 Hours FlexibleA 7–8 hour private boat tour departing from Sorrento port takes up to 7 guests on a full circuit of Capri island, with time to enter the White Grotto and Green Grotto, swim at hidden bays, photograph the Faraglioni rocks, and optionally dock to explore the town center. The skipper speaks English, Spanish or Italian, and the day's timing is entirely yours—you decide when to linger, when to move on, and whether to add lunch ashore.Is it for me?Choose the Saver 28 if your group runs up to 7 people and you want the most space on deck; pick the Next 22 for groups of up to 5 who prefer a smaller, more intimate boat. Either way, the private boat means no strangers on board and no fixed itinerary—you linger at the Faraglioni as long as you want, skip a grotto if the light is wrong, or add an unscheduled swim stop if the water calls.
Florence: Private Jewelry Making Class & Tuscan SnackYou’ll shape silver with your own hands in a real Florentine workshop guided by a local goldsmith—melting metal, sawing, hammering, polishing until your piece feels personal. Bring old jewelry if you want to give it new life. There’s time for Tuscan snacks and easy conversation before you leave with a keepsake that holds its own story.
Ravenna mosaic tour: Basilica San Vitale & Galla PlacidiaA guided tour of Ravenna's most significant early Christian mosaics, covering the Basilica of San Vitale, the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia, and related sites over two and a half hours. The guide adapts the route and depth of explanation to your group's interests, keeping the experience conversational rather than lecture-heavy. Entry to the monuments is separate.Is it for me?Book this for a first morning in Ravenna or a free afternoon when you want the main mosaics explained without arranging entries yourself—the guide handles the story and the route, so you just follow and listen.
Lecce: 3-Hour Canoe Caves & Snorkel TourYou paddle a canoe from Marina di Felloniche into sea caves along Lecce's Ionian coast, with two stops to swim and snorkel in clear water. The guide gives a brief safety talk first, provides all gear, and keeps the group together at a steady pace. You're back on shore by early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Lecce's sea caves without a boat tour or a long hike—paddling puts you inside them, and the two swim stops mean you're in the water as much as you're paddling.
Parma & Modena: Parmigiano Reggiano & Balsamic Private TourYou’ll walk into working dairies near Parma before sunrise, taste Parmigiano Reggiano at every stage with a local guide who knows each artisan by name, then sample aged balsamic vinegars in a family-run acetaia near Modena. Expect laughs over cheese crystals, stories from passionate producers, and flavors that linger long after you’re home.
Catania Gulf: Dolphin Watching Tour & Conservation CrewYou’ll watch wild dolphins in Sicily’s Gulf of Catania alongside real marine biologists and skippers who know every inch of this coast. Help spot dolphins for conservation research, listen to stories from locals, and take in views of Mount Etna from the sea. It’s not just dolphin watching — it feels like being part of something bigger.
Trieste Private Walking Tour with Local HostYou get a private, unscripted walk through Trieste tailored to what you actually want to see—whether that's food, art, history, or the neighborhoods locals prefer. Your host is a passionate resident, not a professional guide, which means the stories are genuine and the route adapts to your pace and interests. You leave with insider knowledge and the confidence to keep exploring on your own.Is it for me?This tour is for anyone who wants to understand Trieste through someone who actually lives there, rather than follow a standard sightseeing loop—the private format and personalized route are what make that possible.
Chia & Tuerredda: Beach Day Trip from Cagliari with SnorkelingYou’ll start your Sardinian beach day with pink flamingos near Chia before choosing your favorite spot to swim or sunbathe—maybe Cala Cipolla or Su Giudeu. Snorkel in Tuerredda’s clear coves (or Piscinnì if it’s crowded), then pause for panoramic views along Costa del Sud as your guide shares local stories. It’s relaxed, real, and quietly beautiful.
Boat excursion Polignano a Mare: Caves, coves & ProseccoA 90-minute boat excursion along the coast of Polignano a Mare with a live guide in English or Italian, visiting sea caves, hidden coves and the town's most photographed beach from the water. The tour includes an aperitif with Prosecco and typical Apulian taralli. Children from age 1 are welcome, and service animals are allowed on board.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free afternoon or morning and want to see Polignano a Mare's famous beach and sea caves without renting a car or committing to a full day. The fixed 90 minutes means you can fit it between other plans, and the boat does the moving while you sit with a drink and watch the coast.
Salt harvesting in Sicily: Manual work at Saline CulcasiA hands-on salt harvesting experience at Saline Culcasi in Sicily's WWF Nature Reserve, where you wear traditional saltworker gear and use wooden rakes to break and collect salt from operational tanks. The activity includes a guided tour of the 18th-century Salt Museum, a walk through the colored vats, explanations of the salt cycle, and a tasting of natural and flavored salt flower produced on site. Available in English or Italian.Is it for me?Book the English-language option if you want the guide's full explanations of the salt cycle and the history without translation delays; choose Italian if you're more comfortable in that language. Either way, the experience is the same—you're doing the work, not watching it, and the guide stays with you throughout.
Vatican City: St Peter’s Basilica Small Group Tour & Holy DoorsYou’ll walk beneath St Peter’s soaring dome in Vatican City with a small group and local guide, passing through the holy doors and exploring masterpieces by Michelangelo and Bernini. Expect sensory moments—the hush of prayer, sunlight on marble—and stories that bring centuries of history alive. It’s less about ticking boxes and more about feeling part of something old and quietly moving.
Amalfi Coast & Capri Private Boat Tour with Swim StopsYou’ll feel salt on your skin as you cruise past Amalfi villages by private boat, pausing for swims in hidden coves and sipping prosecco under open sky. With a local skipper guiding your day trip from Salerno or Maiori to Positano or Capri, every moment feels unhurried — whether you’re paddling near Li Galli or sharing lunch by the sea.
Tavolara & Molara Sailing Tour from San Teodoro with LunchYou’ll board a comfortable sailboat near San Teodoro for a full day exploring Tavolara & Molara’s protected marine area. Swim in emerald coves, spot dolphins by Capo Figari, enjoy a Sardinian lunch with local wine on deck, and hear stories from your guide as you glide between islands. It’s relaxed, sun-soaked, sometimes quietly beautiful — perfect if you want to feel part of this wild bit of Sardinia for a day.
