Things to do in Italy
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Messina tour with Taormina and Castelmola: Cannoli tastingA guided tour from Messina takes you through Castelmola, Taormina and back to the Strait viewpoint, with stops to taste Sicilian cannoli, arancini, granite and local coffee. Private transport with an air-conditioned vehicle, English-speaking driver, and bottled water included; the tour runs five to six hours and suits families and groups who want the route planned and the food stops built in.Is it for me?This is a shared-group tour with a set route and timing, so the day unfolds the same way for everyone on board—which means you do not build the itinerary yourself, but you also do not pay for a private vehicle. It suits travelers who arrive with a free afternoon and want the stops, the food and the navigation handled, or families who prefer a guide managing the route over renting a car and finding the towns themselves.
Rome Walking Tour: Pantheon, Navona & Jewish Ghetto StoriesYou’ll wander Rome’s piazzas and ancient streets with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Feel centuries-old marble under your hand at the Pantheon, spot cats among ruins at Largo di Torre Argentina, and taste real Roman life in the Jewish Ghetto. It’s not just sightseeing — you’ll catch moments most travelers miss.
Rome Night Family Tour: Pizza, Gelato & City HighlightsYou’ll wander Rome’s glowing streets with a family-friendly guide who keeps kids engaged with games and stories. Taste real Roman pizza and creamy gelato along the way. See icons like Trevi Fountain and Pantheon after dark—when they feel almost secret—and end your evening with full bellies and new memories.
Venice: Private Photo Session & Gondola Portraits TourYou’ll wander Venice with a local photographer who knows all the best angles—from St. Mark’s Square to hidden alleys and even on a gondola if you choose. Expect gentle posing tips, stories about Venetian life, and candid moments captured between landmarks. Your edited gallery arrives fast so you can relive those small details long after you’ve left—the laughter, sunlight, even your windblown hair.
Frascati: Pasta Cooking Class & Minardi Vineyard Wine TourYou’ll roll pasta with locals inside a centuries-old Frascati farmhouse, taste family-made wines straight from their cellar, share laughter over homemade lunch, and leave feeling like you’ve been part of something real—even if your ravioli isn’t quite round.
Pasta, Pesto and Tiramisu Class in Riomaggiore, Cinque TerreA cooking class in Riomaggiore where you make traditional Ligurian trofie pasta by hand, prepare pesto Genovese using the seven classic ingredients, and learn tiramisu from a local recipe—all in a private 16th-century home with a roof terrace overlooking the village. The class runs 2.5 hours, includes a welcome glass of prosecco, the dishes you've prepared paired with local white wine, and starts promptly; arrivals more than 15 minutes late are not accommodated.Is it for me?Book this if you have a free afternoon in Cinque Terre and want to spend it making three dishes you'll eat the same day, in a home with a view of the village instead of in a restaurant watching someone else cook. The fixed schedule and the 10-minute walk from the station mean you can arrive by train and be at the table within the hour.
Florence: Pizza & Gelato Making Class Oltrarno KitchenYou’ll roll up your sleeves in Florence’s Oltrarno for a hands-on pizza & gelato class led by a local chef. Shape dough, craft two fresh gelato flavors, then share laughs and stories over your homemade meal—with Prosecco or soda included. It’s casual, lively, and you’ll walk away with new skills (and maybe flour on your shirt).
Rome: Private Photography Tour & Masterclass with Pro GuideYou’ll walk Rome’s legendary streets with a professional photographer as your private guide—learning hands-on camera skills while capturing icons like the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain. Expect laughter, small surprises, and real moments that make each shot feel personal long after you’ve left.
Palermo Airport to City Center: Private Transfer with WiFiYou’ll feel instantly at ease after landing in Palermo — your local driver will meet you at arrivals and handle everything from luggage to hotel drop-off. Enjoy free WiFi onboard and take in first glimpses of Sicily’s coast on your private transfer into the city center. It’s a gentle welcome that lingers longer than you’d expect.
Rome: Pizza, Supplì & Gelato Cooking Class near ColosseumYou’ll join a small group just steps from the Colosseum to make Roman-style pizza, crispy supplì, and creamy gelato from scratch with a local chef guiding you every step. Expect laughter over sticky hands, endless Italian wine as you cook, and time to savor your creations together in a cozy kitchen—plus recipes to take home so you can relive those flavors long after Rome.
Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill Tour with Imperial Palace ViewsYou’ll walk right into Ancient Rome with fast entry to the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and Roman Forum alongside a passionate local guide. Hear stories that make ruins come alive, pause for sweeping city views emperors once admired, and catch small moments — like a breeze through ancient arches or laughter over mispronounced Italian — that stay with you long after you leave.
Rome: Colosseum, Palatine Hill & Forum Fast Entry TourYou’ll step straight into ancient Rome with fast entry to the Colosseum before climbing Palatine Hill for sweeping city views and stories of emperors. Walk through the Roman Forum where daily life unfolded centuries ago—all with an expert guide who brings history to life. Expect laughter, real moments, and that feeling you’re part of something bigger than just a tour.
Roman Forum Audio Guide Ticket: Explore three sites at your paceYou receive skip-the-line e-tickets and a multilingual audio guide app that works on your phone, then enter the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill on your own schedule. The app tracks your location, narrates what you're seeing in real time, and includes access to both levels of the Colosseum, the Farnesian Gardens, and the Colosseum Museum. The whole visit takes three to four hours, but you move at your own pace with no group or fixed itinerary to follow.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill without arranging a guide, waiting for a group, or following a fixed schedule—the app and skip-the-line access mean you move through three ancient sites at your own pace while still getting expert historical context.
Vatican: Private Museums, Sistine Chapel & St. Peter’s Fast AccessYou’ll step right into the heart of Vatican City with fast access to the Museums and Sistine Chapel—no endless lines or confusion. A local guide brings centuries-old art to life as you wander galleries and slip quietly into St. Peter’s Basilica. Expect laughter, awe, and maybe a sore neck from gazing upward so much—it stays with you long after you leave.
Rome: Sunset Golf Cart Tour with Gelato & Hotel PickupYou’ll ride through Rome’s golden hour by golf cart, stopping at icons like the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain before catching panoramic views from Aventine Hill. Taste real Sicilian gelato near Campo de’ Fiori and hear local stories from your guide as evening settles in. It’s easygoing, full of small surprises—and leaves you feeling like you’ve seen more than just monuments.
Milan: Private Bike Tour with Sforza Castle & Brera StopsYou’ll pedal side by side with a local guide through Milan’s lively neighborhoods—past Sforza Castle’s walls, into Brera’s winding lanes, and under the glass dome of Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II for coffee and a lucky spin. Expect laughter, real city sounds, and that feeling of seeing Milan from inside its everyday rhythm.
Alberobello trulli walking tour with guide Rione MontiThis walking tour of Alberobello covers the UNESCO World Heritage town's two main districts with a professional guide in English or Italian. You explore the Monumental Trulli Area (Rione Monti), where over a thousand cone-shaped houses now house artisan workshops and cafes, then move to Rione Aia Piccola, the only neighborhood that has remained residential and free of commercial activity. The tour includes a visit to Casa d'Amore, a National Monument since 1930, and ends at the Trullo Church of Sant'Antonio on the city's highest point, where panoramic views open across the clustered rooftops. The tour runs 1.5 to 2 hours and requires a minimum of two people per booking; private and shared options are both available.Is it for me?Choose the private tour if you want the guide's attention focused on your group and the flexibility to linger at any stop; the shared tour works better if you prefer a smaller cost and don't mind a group pace. Either way, the residential quarter (Rione Aia Piccola) is what sets this walk apart—it's where you see how people actually live in the trulli, not how they've been packaged for visitors.
Taormina & Castelmola tour: Private transport, 5 stopsA private guided tour departing from Messina port covers Castelmola, Taormina, Isola Bella and Cristo Re in five to six hours, with an English-, Spanish-, Italian- or French-speaking guide, air-conditioned transport and bottled water included. The tour stops for roughly an hour in the medieval village of Castelmola to visit its cathedral and the Turrisi bar, then two hours in Taormina's Old Town to walk the Corso Umberto and see the ancient Greek theatre, with time to taste local food or extend for lunch if you choose. On the return to Messina, you stop at a panoramic point overlooking Isola Bella Nature Reserve, then at Cristo Re to see the Strait of Messina and the Duomo's astronomical clock—the largest in Europe.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're arriving at Messina port with a few hours to spend and want to see the highlights of the coast without arranging your own transport or navigation—the guide handles the route and timing, so you step out at each stop ready to explore.
3-Hour Palermo Bike Tour with Street Food TastingA 3-hour guided bike tour of Palermo's historic center departing from Discesa dei Giudici, cycling past the Cathedral, Quattro Canti, Palatine Chapel and down to the waterfront at Cala, with a tasting of regional street food at the end. The pace is leisurely and the terrain flat, so it suits all ages and fitness levels. Helmet, bicycle and street food are included; the guide speaks English.Is it for me?The flat route and leisurely pace make this tour work for families with young children and anyone new to cycling; if you want to see Palermo's Norman Arab landmarks without navigating the alleys on foot, the bike covers the distance and the stops without the walking.
Lamborghini Test Drive Maranello: 10 Minutes to 2 HoursA Lamborghini Huracán Performante test drive in Maranello, Italy, where you take the wheel on scenic routes around the Ferrari Factory with a professional instructor on board. Choose from durations ranging from 10 minutes to 2 hours, with options for city streets, countryside panoramas, or mountain roads. A video recording of your entire drive is included as a souvenir.Is it for me?Pick the 10- or 15-minute city option if you want to test the car's feel without a long time commitment and see the Ferrari Factory from the road. Choose 30 to 60 minutes if you want real driving time on varied terrain without spending half your day. Go for the 90-minute panoramic or 2-hour mountain route if you have the afternoon free and want to push the Huracán Performante into the countryside where the roads let you feel what the engine and aerodynamic system can do.
