Things to do in Italy
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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.
Turin: Underground Tunnels & WWII Shelters Guided TourYou descend 50 feet into Turin's underground network with a local guide, moving through eighteenth-century royal ice cellars, ancient tunnels, and a preserved WWII air raid shelter. The tour takes about two hours, includes all entry fees, and ends back at street level. Bring comfortable shoes and be ready for stairs and narrow passages.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Turin beyond the surface-level sights and don't mind stairs and confined spaces — the underground passages are what make the city's survival stories real instead of just words in a guidebook.
Florence Train Station to Hotel: Private Transfer & MeetYou’ll step off your train at Santa Maria Novella and spot your driver waiting with your name — no searching or stress. Enjoy a private transfer straight to your central Florence hotel with friendly help along the way. It’s quick, simple, and lets you start soaking up the city right away.
Tuscany: Private Wine Tour Chianti Classico & Food PairingYou’ll meet Tuscan winemakers in their own cellars, taste Chianti Classico and Supertuscan wines straight from the source, enjoy a private lunch with local food pairings, and travel through rolling hills with your sommelier guide—leaving you with memories of laughter, real stories, and flavors that linger long after you’re back home.
Venice Food Tour: Commissario Brunetti’s Book Locations & CicchettiYou’ll taste your way through Venice alongside a local guide, sampling cicchetti and fresh seafood at real-life Commissario Brunetti book locations. Expect laughter over Venetian words, bustling markets, and sweet pastries in Dorsoduro—all while hearing stories that bring Donna Leon’s novels to life around you.
Procida boat tour from Forio: Swim stops, lunch and island timeA full-day boat tour departing Forio that sails along Ischia's northern coast to Procida, with 3 or 4 swim stops chosen by the crew each day, lunch and drinks on board, and about 90 minutes to explore Marina Corricella on foot. The boat passes the Aragonese Castle, Lacco Ameno and Vivara, and returns to Forio by evening. A live guide speaks English and Italian throughout the day.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full day on the water with multiple swim stops and lunch aboard, rather than a quick island hop—you'll have real time to wander Procida's fishing village streets, not just photograph the harbor.
Polignano a Mare: Street Food Tour & Sea View TastingsYou’ll taste your way through Polignano a Mare’s winding alleys with four different Apulian street foods, pause for wine above the sea, and hear stories only locals share. Expect laughter over panzerotti, views that linger in your mind, and small surprises between every bite.
Florence: Accademia, David & City Center Private Walking TourYou’ll walk Florence’s tangled streets with a private guide who brings stories alive—from standing quietly before Michelangelo’s David to tracing centuries-old stones near the Duomo and Ponte Vecchio. Expect laughter, local quirks, and small moments you’ll remember longer than any photo.
Mount Etna & Taormina Day Trip with Wine LunchYou’ll hike across ancient lava fields on Mount Etna with a local guide, explore a volcanic cave (helmet provided), then sit down for lunch with Sicilian street food and local wine. Afterward, stroll through Taormina’s lively old town at your own pace—maybe grab gelato or visit the Greek Theater—before heading back with new stories and dusty shoes.
Florence by Golf Cart: Piazzale Michelangelo & Ponte VecchioA guided golf cart tour of Florence's historic center and key monuments, including Piazzale Michelangelo, Ponte Vecchio, Ponte Santa Trinita, and San Miniato al Monte, with an expert local driver narrating in your language. The route covers the city's main sights in 90 minutes, with a photo stop at Piazzale Michelangelo overlooking the entire skyline. WiFi is available on board; the tour departs and returns from the same point unless you request an alternate destination.Is it for me?The golf cart keeps the pace steady and the stops short, so you cover Florence's main monuments and viewpoints in 90 minutes without the fatigue of walking the hills and cobblestone streets—a route designed for anyone who wants the sights without the legwork.
Snorkeling in Taormina: Caves, Isola Bella & refreshmentsThis boat snorkeling activity departs from Taormina and runs the coast through five stops—the Cave of Love, Isola Bella, Blue Grotto, Coral Cave and Baia di Mazzarò—with a 20-minute snorkel and refreshment break in clear water. The group stays small, a live guide speaks English and Italian, and snorkel masks are available on request with a deposit.Is it for me?Two hours leaves room for a morning or afternoon in Taormina itself, so you can pair this with the town and the beaches without the day becoming a single activity. The small group and the fixed route mean you move at a steady pace—no waiting for stragglers, no detours—which is what makes five stops fit inside the time.
Rome: Fiat 500 City Tour with Roman Local & Photo StopsYou’ll squeeze into a classic Fiat 500 with a real Roman guide at the wheel, winding past icons like the Colosseum and Circus Maximus. There are stops for photos, stories over local wine on Aventine Hill, and spontaneous moments you won’t find on bigger tours. Expect laughter, history, and views that linger long after you leave.
Genoa walking tour: Medieval streets and stories with a guideA guided walking tour of Genoa's historic center led by a professional guide in English or Italian, moving through the medieval Carmine district, past the Embriaci tower, and along the Barbarossa walls. The guide uses stories and music to reveal the city's past—a three-hour route designed around details that matter, not the obvious stops. Not suitable for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnancy, or significant cardiovascular concerns.Is it for me?Book this if you want to move through Genoa's oldest streets with someone who knows them—the guide's stories and the small-group pace mean you'll see details and hear history that a solo walk or a larger tour bus would miss. The three-hour walk and stairs make it better suited to travelers comfortable on foot; if you prefer a shorter route or need mobility support, look for an alternative.
Amalfi Coast: Sunset Boat Tour, Drinks & Swim ExperienceYou’ll board a classic Amalfi Gozzo boat with a small group as local captains share stories along hidden beaches, sea caves, and Praiano’s coast at sunset. Swim in clear waters, snack on fresh fruit with prosecco or limoncello, and watch evening colors spill across the sea—leaving you with that quiet happiness only sunsets bring.
Montalcino wine tasting tour: Private guide, Brunello estatesA private guided wine tour in Montalcino takes you through Brunello estates and cellars with tastings, lunch and snacks over eight hours. Your guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian or German and handles all transport from your hotel in Siena or Arezzo province. The Abbey of Sant'Antimo is an optional stop on the route.Is it for me?Book this private tour if you want a guide who knows the producers and can adjust the day to what interests you most—the winemaking process, the history, the landscape, or simply more time at one estate. A shared group tour moves faster and costs less; this one gives you the guide's full attention and the flexibility to linger.
Amalfi Lemon Garden Tour & Tasting: Terrace Farm ExperienceA small-group lemon garden tour in Amalfi's Historical Garden, a vertical terrace farm on the slopes above the coast, where you walk the ancient growing grounds and taste organic lemonade, limoncello and lemon cake with a live English-speaking guide. The garden sits on CAI trail 323, a steep climb with views of the sea and mountains; moderate fitness is required. Children are welcome from age 6.Is it for me?The steep climb and the time it takes mean this tour suits travelers who are comfortable on mountain paths and want to understand how lemons actually grow, not just taste them. If you need a flat, quick stop or prefer to avoid physical effort, the other lemon experiences in the area are gentler alternatives.
Florence Airport Transfer: Private Car & Hotel PickupYou’ll get picked up right at your Florence hotel by a local driver who handles your luggage and takes you straight to the airport in a private car or minivan. Relax during the short drive while your driver manages timing and details—no stress or surprises. It’s an easy way to leave Florence with one less thing on your mind.
Florence: Hands-On Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking ClassYou’ll roll out fresh pasta dough in a sunlit Florentine kitchen, shape ravioli by hand with a local chef guiding you step by step, and finish by layering creamy tiramisu after tasting regional wines together. Expect laughter, new friends, and real skills you can bring home—even if your apron gets messy.
