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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Amalfi Coast: Private Day Trip from Sorrento or NaplesYou’ll ride along the winding Amalfi Drive with a local guide who knows every curve and story. Wander Positano’s colorful alleys, taste real lemon granita in Amalfi, breathe Ravello’s hilltop air. This private day tour lets you set your own pace — so you can linger where it feels right and leave with memories that stick around long after.
Florence Highlights Walking Tour with Michelangelo's DavidA small-group walking tour of Florence's highlights led by a licensed guide, covering Piazza della Signoria, Ponte Vecchio, Oltrarno and the Duomo, ending with skip-the-line entry to Michelangelo's David at the Accademia Gallery. The tour runs three hours and includes a professional guide in multiple languages; groups stay small enough that headsets are only needed above seven people. Dress code applies: knees and shoulders must be covered in places of worship and museums.Is it for me?Book the small-group tour if you're visiting Florence for the first time and want the main landmarks and Michelangelo's David explained by someone who knows the city—the guide's stories and the skip-the-line access mean you cover the highlights without building the itinerary yourself or standing in queues. Choose the private tour upgrade if you're traveling with your own group and want the same route and access without sharing the guide with others.
Capri Island Boat Ride with Limoncello: Swimming & GrottosYou sail Capri's coast for two hours, swimming twice in crystalline water and passing the Faraglioni rocks, three sea caves, and a modernist villa. The boat carries a skipper, snacks, and drinks. You meet at Marina Grande and return there, with no hotel pickup included—plan your ferry arrival before 1:30pm.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see Capri's most famous coastal landmarks and swim in the sea without arranging your own boat—the fixed itinerary and skipper handle the navigation and timing. Plan to arrive in Capri by 1:30pm, since the boat departs on schedule and won't wait for late ferries.
Venice wine tasting tour: 6 bars, 13+ tastings, Hemingway's tableYou taste six Veneto wines at six different bars or restaurants, each paired with regional food, learning how locals actually choose wine and which bars to skip. The guide covers Prosecco, Amarone, whites and reds, plus the tricks for reading labels and spotting value. Two to three hours, small group, enough eating and drinking to count as a meal. Arrive 10–15 minutes early and mention any food allergies when you book.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Veneto's wines and eat like a local without spending the afternoon researching which bars to trust. Plan for 2–3 hours on your feet moving between stops, which is what lets you taste six wines and eat enough to skip a separate meal.
Bologna: Food Tour with Pasta, Wine & Gelato TastingsYou’ll wander Bologna’s old streets with a local guide, tasting tigella bread hot from the oven, sampling cold cuts and cheeses in a vintage osteria, savoring homemade pastas with regional wine, and finishing with creamy gelato at a beloved family shop. This food tour isn’t just about eating—it’s laughter echoing off stone walls and stories you’ll remember long after you leave.
Palermo: Anti-Mafia Walking Tour & Capo Market StoriesYou’ll walk Palermo’s tangled streets with a local guide who isn’t afraid to talk straight about Cosa Nostra and anti-mafia heroes. Listen to stories at Capo Market, see faces on giant murals, taste gelato from mafia-free shops, and stand before grand cathedrals where history still lingers. It’s not always comfortable — but it feels honest.
La Maddalena Sailing Tour from Palau: Pink Beach & SnorkelingYou sail from Palau through the La Maddalena Archipelago with a skipper who adjusts the route based on weather and sea conditions. You'll pass the protected pink beach, anchor in a turquoise swimming pool for lunch and snorkeling, and stop at islands like Spargi and Budelli. Lunch, wine, snorkeling equipment, and all drinks are included; you return to port around 5:30pm.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full day on the water without the crowds of a big tour boat—the small group size and the skipper's flexibility to chase good conditions mean you're actually sailing, not just being transported between photo stops.
Rome: Appian Way eBike Tour & Catacombs with LunchYou’ll ride an e-bike along Rome’s ancient Appian Way with a local guide, explore quiet stretches of countryside and Roman ruins, descend into eerie catacombs if you choose the longer tour, and pause for lunch or aperitif beneath soaring aqueducts. Expect laughter, unexpected quiet moments, and stories that linger long after you’ve pedaled back.
Rome: Colosseum, Vatican & Historic Center Full-Day TourYou’ll walk Rome’s cobbled streets with a local guide, see legends like the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain up close, skip long lines at the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, and catch those little moments—the scent of chestnuts or sunlight on ancient stone—that stay with you long after you leave.
Cinque Terre Day Trip from Florence: Train, Boat & 3 VillagesYou travel by air-conditioned coach from Florence to the Cinque Terre gateway, then move between three UNESCO villages by train and seasonal boat ride, with a local guide for the walks and free time in each village to swim, eat, or explore. Transport, inter-village tickets, and the boat ride are all included; lunch in Monterosso is optional. Plan for a full day out—you leave Florence early and return in the evening.Is it for me?A good fit if you want the iconic Cinque Terre villages in one day without arranging your own trains, boats, and timing—the coach pickup and included tickets mean you just show up in Florence and the day unfolds. Expect moderate walking through narrow streets and some steps to harbors, which is what lets you reach three villages and still have free time to swim or eat.
Florence Duomo: Dome Climb & Terraces with Expert GuideYou climb inside Brunelleschi's Dome with a licensed guide, learning the Renaissance engineering as you spiral up 310 steps to panoramic views of Florence. Depending on your option, you also access the Duomo Terraces, visit the Opera Museum, or enter the Cathedral before public opening. You get a 72-hour pass to explore the Baptistery and Bell Tower on your own afterward. Plan for a few hours and moderate fitness — the narrow stairs are the real deal.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand how Brunelleschi built the dome and see Florence from inside it, with a guide explaining the engineering and history as you climb. Expect a physical experience — 310 narrow, steep steps with no elevator — and moderate fitness is required; that's what makes the views and the learning possible.
Murano glassblowing tour from Venice: Watch artisans at workA 3-hour private guided tour of Murano from Venice includes a live glassblowing demonstration by working artisans, a walking tour of the island's squares and palaces, and entry to the Basilica dei Santi Maria e Donato (San Donato). The guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian, French or Mandarin Chinese. Watertaxi to and from Venice is included; the church is open Monday to Saturday 9am–12pm and 3:30pm–7pm, and Sunday 3:30pm–7pm. Small groups only.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see glassblowing happen in a real working studio rather than a tourist workshop, and if you prefer a small group and a guide who can answer questions as you walk. The 3-hour length and included watertaxi mean the day holds together without you arranging multiple boat rides or timing your own connections back to Venice.
Rome to Amalfi & Positano: Day Trip with Coastal CruiseYou travel south from Rome in a private coach with Wi-Fi, then either cruise the Amalfi Coast by ferry or drive to Sorrento by land—both routes include time in Positano and a limoncello tasting at a local producer. Free time in Amalfi or Sorrento lets you eat, explore, or swim. You return to Rome by 9pm the same day, with all transport and the guide included in the price.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Amalfi Coast in a single day without renting a car or piecing together trains and ferries yourself—the fixed schedule and included transport mean you leave Rome early and return the same night with the main stops already planned.
La Maddalena Boat Tour: Swim Stops & Chef’s Pasta from PalauYou’ll board at Palau and sail through La Maddalena’s islands with a friendly local crew—swimming in Spargi’s clear water, seeing Budelli’s pink beach up close, and eating fresh pasta cooked by the onboard chef. Expect laughter, salty air, and real Sardinian flavors—plus time to relax or chat with fellow travelers as you float between turquoise bays.
Castel Sant'Angelo Tour Rome: Reserved Entry & Terrace ViewsA guided tour of Castel Sant'Angelo in Rome with reserved entry, an English-speaking expert guide, and access to papal rooms and fortress history inside the castle. You walk across Ponte Sant'Angelo first—the bridge lined with angel statues—then step inside for a small-group tour (max 15 people) or book privately to combine the castle with Piazza del Popolo, the Pantheon, and churches including Santa Maria del Popolo. Friday and Saturday private bookings add the Passetto di Borgo, the hidden escape route popes once used. Admission is €16 per person; a valid passport or ID is required at entry.Is it for me?Choose the small-group tour if you want a guide leading you through the castle's history and layout without the cost of a private guide. Pick the private option if you're building a route through multiple Rome landmarks and want the flexibility to linger at the ones that matter most to you—or book Friday or Saturday private to add the Passetto di Borgo, the hidden corridor that changes how you understand the castle's role in papal history.
Amalfi Coast: Cooking Class & Farmhouse Tour with Garden HarvestYou’ll walk Amalfi Coast’s terraced gardens picking herbs and lemons before rolling up your sleeves for a hands-on cooking class in a real farmhouse kitchen. Learn family recipes from locals, then sit down together for a long lunch paired with regional wine and limoncello. It’s messy, lively—and you’ll carry those flavors home with you.
Rome Hotel to Fiumicino Airport: Private Transfer 24/7You get a driver waiting at your hotel with your name, a private vehicle for up to eight people, and luggage help included. The fixed price removes the taxi negotiation, and the 20-minute grace period means you're not stressed about being a few minutes late. Call the supplier the day before to confirm your exact pickup time, and you're set.Is it for me?Right for travelers leaving Rome without arranging a taxi or negotiating fares — the fixed price and confirmed pickup time mean one less thing to think about on departure morning. Plan to request pickup at least three hours before your flight, which is the standard window that keeps you at the airport with time to spare.
Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel: Express Guided Tour, Skip-the-LineYou’ll skip straight past lines into the Vatican Museums with an expert guide who keeps things moving—and interesting. From secret shortcuts to stories behind Michelangelo’s ceiling in the Sistine Chapel, you’ll see Rome’s most famous art without wasting time or feeling lost in the crowd.
Rome: Private Golf Cart Tour with Pantheon & Trevi FountainYou’ll ride through Rome by golf cart with a local guide, stopping at icons like the Pantheon and Trevi Fountain plus lively spots like Campo de’ Fiori. Taste Roman snacks along the way and enjoy flexible pickup near your hotel. Expect laughter, real stories, and moments that feel surprisingly personal—even in such a famous city.
Rome: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Skip-The-Line TourYou skip the entry lines with timed tickets, walk through the Vatican Museums with an expert guide pointing out the Raphael Rooms and major sculptures, spend silent time in the Sistine Chapel after a full briefing, then enter St. Peter's Basilica through a group-only corridor. The tour includes headsets for larger groups and runs three to four hours depending on your chosen start time.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Vatican's main attractions in one morning or afternoon without spending hours in entry lines or figuring out the route yourself — the timed tickets and fixed schedule are what make that possible.
