Things to do in Italy
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Erice & Marsala tour: Medieval town, wine tasting, salt pansA small group day tour from Palermo visits the medieval town of Erice perched on a hilltop in western Sicily, includes a Sicilian lunch and wine and olive oil tasting at a winery or farm, and passes the salt ponds of Marsala on a scenic drive. The tour runs nine hours with an English-speaking driver and guide in an air-conditioned minivan. You choose between a shared group tour or a private excursion at checkout.Is it for me?Book the shared group tour if you want to meet other travelers and split the cost; choose the private excursion if you prefer your own pace and a guide focused only on your group. Either way, the nine-hour day means you leave Palermo early and return with time to spare before dinner, and the lunch and tastings are arranged so you never have to decide where to eat or what to order.
Parma: Parmigiano Reggiano & Prosciutto Factory Tour with TastingsYou visit a working Parmigiano Reggiano dairy and watch cheese being made, then drive through the Parma Hills to a Prosciutto di Parma plant where you see ham production firsthand. You taste four ages of cheese plus fresh ricotta at the dairy, and Prosciutto di Parma with cured meats and local wine at the ham plant. A professional guide handles the route and the details; hotel pickup and drop-off are included, so you only show up and taste.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see food being made, not just read about it — the private format means you move at your own pace, and the guide's local knowledge explains why these foods taste the way they do and why they can only come from Parma.
Polignano a Mare: Catamaran Tour with Aperitif & Swim StopYou’ll sail along Polignano a Mare’s cliffs by catamaran, pass under iconic bridges and past hidden caves, then stop to swim in crystal-clear water before sharing an Apulian aperitif on deck. Expect laughter with your guide, fresh local snacks, drinks on hand—and a sense of calm that lingers long after you’ve dried off.
Rome: Pantheon, Piazza Navona & Quirky Art Walk Small GroupYou’ll walk through Rome’s lively center with a small group and local guide, exploring iconic spots like the Pantheon and Piazza Navona plus quirky art tales and hidden illusions. Expect laughter over Bernini’s elephant statue, dramatic Caravaggio paintings, and glimpses into ancient stadiums—all with plenty of time for questions or just soaking in Roman life.
Rome Night Tour: Mini Cooper Cabrio, Drinks & City ViewsYou’ll ride through Rome by night in a classic Mini Cooper cabrio with your local guide—stopping for photos at icons like the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain, sharing drinks where Romans actually hang out, and catching those silent city views from Janiculum Hill before being dropped off right at your hotel or wherever you want to end up.
Siracusa, Ortigia and Noto Tour: Greek Theater and Baroque SicilyThis eight-hour guided tour covers three of Sicily's most significant sites: the Neapolis Archaeological Park in Siracusa, where you explore the Greek theater and Roman amphitheater at your own pace; the island of Ortigia, the ancient heart of Greek Sicily; and Noto, a UNESCO-listed city rebuilt entirely in late baroque style after an earthquake. Hotel pickup and round-trip transport by air-conditioned minivan are included; the archaeological park visit is self-guided, and lunch in Ortigia is on your own.Is it for me?You explore the archaeological park on your own instead of following a guide through it, which suits travelers who want to set their own pace through the ruins and linger on what draws them. The shared minivan and fixed itinerary mean the day is structured and the logistics are arranged, so you move between three major sites without building the route yourself or negotiating transport at each stop.
Palermo Airport Transfer: Private Car & Flight TrackingYou get a driver who tracks your flight and meets you by name in arrivals, a cool air-conditioned car stocked with water and WiFi, and a fixed price with no hidden charges. The 60-minute waiting window from landing means delays don't cost extra, and free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup takes the risk out of booking.Is it for me?Book this if you land tired and want someone else handling the logistics — the driver tracks your flight and meets you by name, so you skip the taxi queue and the price negotiation at the curb.
Rome Airport Transfer: Private Car, WiFi & Bottled WaterYou’ll step off your flight in Rome and spot your name at arrivals—a local driver ready to help with bags and guide you to a cool, quiet car stocked with water and WiFi. Relax as you glide through the city toward your hotel, soaking up first glimpses of Rome without any stress or confusion.
Rome: Trastevere Wine Tasting & Food Pairing with GelatoYou’ll taste five Italian wines in Trastevere alongside cheeses, truffles, aged balsamic vinegar and fried cod—all explained by a local guide who makes wine stories feel personal. Finish with real artisanal gelato and leave feeling like you’ve lingered in someone’s Roman kitchen for an evening.
Rome: Night E-Bike Tour, Trattoria Dinner & City HighlightsYou’ll ride an e-bike through Rome as evening falls, gliding past glowing landmarks like the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain with a local guide leading the way. Pause for stories in hidden corners, taste real Roman pasta in a lively trattoria if you choose dinner, and soak up that feeling of old stones under new lights—it sticks with you.
Lake Como & Bernina Express Day Trip: Red Train to 2,253mYou’ll start in Milan and drift into Lake Como’s calm before climbing aboard the Bernina Train—the highest railway in Europe—for wild Alpine views and fresh mountain air. With a local guide leading the way (and sharing stories), you’ll walk lakeside promenades, cross into Switzerland, and catch moments you’ll want to remember long after you’re home.
La Maddalena: Private Boat Tour with Skipper & Island StopsYou’ll float through turquoise waters in the Maddalena archipelago by private boat with a local skipper, stopping to swim or snorkel at hidden coves and famous beaches alike. Taste Sardinian snacks with sparkling wine on deck as you soak up sun and silence. It’s relaxed, flexible, and feels like a real slice of island life.
Rome: Trastevere & Jewish Ghetto Private Walking TourYou’ll wander through Trastevere’s tangled lanes and pause inside Santa Maria’s quiet gold-lit basilica before crossing into Rome’s Jewish Ghetto for stories at ancient sites like the Portico of Octavia and Great Synagogue. Expect laughter with your guide, surprising details you won’t find in guidebooks—and maybe a perfect pistachio gelato at sunset.
Godfather tour from Palermo: Corleone, Ficuzza & MonrealeA private guided tour from Palermo to three stops in the Sicilian countryside: the village of Corleone with its historic center and anti-Mafia Museum, the Ficuzza forest reserve, and the hilltop town of Monreale with its Cathedral of golden mosaics. Hotel pickup is included, the group is yours alone, and the driver provides live commentary in English or Italian. The tour runs 6 to 7 hours and covers isolated, peaceful areas away from normal tourist circuits.Is it for me?Your driver picks you up from your hotel or ship and navigates the countryside routes while you discover hilltop villages, Cathedral mosaics and panoramic views—just you, no other travelers, no logistics to manage.
Barumini & Giara Day Trip from Cagliari: Su Nuraxi, Wild HorsesYou’ll leave Cagliari behind for rolling fields and ancient stones at Barumini’s Su Nuraxi UNESCO site, then cross into the quiet wildness of the Giara plateau to spot Sardinia’s famous wild horses. Expect real local stories from your guide, moments of silence among prehistoric walls, and maybe even a coffee stop in a mural-filled village along the way.
Pompeii & Vesuvius: Guided Ruins Tour with Wine Tasting LunchYou’ll walk through Pompeii’s haunting ruins with a local guide who brings history alive, then head up Mount Vesuvius for lunch overlooking vineyards and the sea. Taste six unique wines—including Lacryma Christi—and feel how past and present blur together here. Pickup is available if you’re coming from Naples or Amalfi Coast.
Rome: Night & Day Photoshoot at Colosseum, Trevi & PantheonYou’ll walk Rome’s heart with a local photographer who makes you feel at ease—snapping natural photos by the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, and Pantheon. Expect laughter over posing tips, unexpected quiet moments among ancient ruins, and maybe even an impromptu gelato or coffee stop. By the end, you’ll have candid memories—plus all your edited photos delivered fast—to remember how Rome felt after dark.
Rome Center to Fiumicino Airport: Private Car & DriverYou’ll start your day with a relaxed pickup at your hotel in Rome city center—no scrambling for taxis or dragging bags down cobblestone streets. Your English-speaking driver helps with luggage, shares local tips on the way to Fiumicino airport, and makes sure you arrive calm and on time. There’s water and WiFi on board—and maybe even a little moment to say goodbye to Rome.
Taormina Savoca Castelmola tour: Medieval towns lunchA small group tour of three medieval towns in Sicily — Savoca, Taormina and Castelmola — with a driver and shared minivan transport, lunch of typical Sicilian food and wine, and hotel pickup included. The driver provides information during the journey and a paper guide for the sites themselves; the Greek Theatre ticket is separate. The tour runs eight hours and covers towns famous for Godfather filming locations and views of Mount Etna and the Ionian Sea.Is it for me?The tour moves at a walking pace through three towns across eight hours with moderate effort — if you want the medieval streets, the Godfather locations and the Etna views without arranging your own transport or hiring a private guide, the shared minivan and fixed itinerary hold the day together.
Venice Jewish Ghetto tour: Two synagogues with authorized guideA guided tour of Venice's Jewish Ghetto led by one of seven guides authorized by the local Jewish community, visiting two of the neighborhood's synagogues over roughly 90 minutes. The guide provides detailed explanations of the architecture, artwork and historical significance of each space. Tickets to the synagogues (€17) are purchased at the meeting point with the guide. Shoulders and legs must be covered to enter; a shawl is provided if needed.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to hear about the Ghetto and its synagogues from someone trained by the Jewish community itself—the authorization means the guide's explanations come from the people whose history it is, not from general city knowledge.
