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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Catania Walking Tour: Audio Guide to Piazza Duomo & Via CrociferiA self-guided walking tour of Catania's historic center using a digital audio and text guide available in English, Spanish, Italian, French and German. You move at your own pace through Piazza Duomo, Via Crociferi, the Benedictine Monastery of San Nicolò l'Arena and other landmarks, with a smartphone as your only tool. The guide includes stories about each site, local food recommendations for authentic restaurants, and tips on Italian aperitivo culture—all activated through a voucher code sent before your visit.Is it for me?Start from wherever you're staying in Catania—the route is entirely walkable through the historic center, so you don't need a car or a guide to show up at a fixed time. The digital guide on your phone means you move at your own pace, stop for lunch when you want, and linger at a site if something catches your attention, all without coordinating with anyone else.
Turin walking tour with audio guide: Monuments at your own paceThis self-guided walking tour of Turin pairs an audio guide and digital written guide in English, Spanish, Italian, French and German with a route through the city's main monuments—the Royal Palace, Mole Antonelliana, Royal Church of San Lorenzo, and the twin piazzas of Castello and San Carlo. You move at your own pace, stop when you want, and get restaurant recommendations from a local along the way. A smartphone with internet connection activates the guide; tickets to individual sites are separate.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to move through Turin's major monuments without waiting for a group or a guide—the audio and written guide let you stop, rewind, read ahead or skip sections entirely. It suits anyone with a smartphone and three to four hours, from solo travelers to families with strollers, and works at whatever pace suits your day.
Evening Food Tour Naples: Private Guide, Wine & Local TastingsAn evening food tour of Naples' historical centre with a private local guide speaking English, covering the centuries-old recipes and iconic dishes of Neapolitan cuisine. You'll taste fresh buffalo mozzarella, pizza fritta, limoncello and traditional pastries at Gambrinus, walking the ancient decumanus streets and hearing the stories behind each stop. The tour runs four hours and includes all tastings, drinks and a professional guide; come hungry and bring a moderate level of fitness for the walking.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, so you follow the commentary comfortably without a translation app or prior knowledge of Naples' food history — the stories are the whole point, and they arrive in real time as you walk. Book this if you want the neighbourhood explained by someone who lives there, not a script read to a group.
Rome Vespa Self-Drive Tour: Private Guide & Iconic SightsFeel Rome’s energy firsthand as you drive your own Vespa with a local guide leading the way. From secret lanes to classic sights—and yes, real Italian gelato—this tour lets you see more of the city in less time while feeling like a true Roman.
Bologna: Ferrari Museum & Maranello Factory Tour with LunchYou visit the Ferrari Museum in Maranello with a guided panoramic tour of the Fiorano track and factory, then the Enzo Ferrari House Museum in Modena, with a 2-course lunch at a seasonal farmhouse in between. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, as is a private driver and guide in English, so you spend the day looking instead of navigating. Plan for a full day out—roughly eight to nine hours—which is what lets you see both museums and the track without feeling rushed.Is it for me?Right for Ferrari fans or anyone curious about Italian automotive history who doesn't want to piece together two museums and a factory tour across different towns. Expect a full day on your feet and in the car—that's what makes seeing both Maranello and Modena, plus the track, possible in one trip.
Snorkeling Amalfi Coast: Hybrid Eco Boat, Bay of IerantoThis full-day snorkeling tour departs from Sorrento on a hybrid eco boat carrying eight passengers, sailing the Amalfi Coast to Positano, Amalfi and the Marine Protected Area of the Bay of Ieranto — a natural reserve closed to conventional diesel boats. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off, a professional English-speaking skipper, two swimming and snorkeling stops, lunch, drinks and snacks on board. The hybrid engine lets you navigate in silence and zero emissions through waters most tour boats cannot reach.Is it for me?Book this if you want a small group — eight passengers maximum — and the rare chance to reach a protected bay that diesel tour boats cannot enter. The hybrid boat's silence and zero emissions are what unlock access to the reserve; if you're snorkeling the Amalfi Coast and want to see the places most visitors miss, this is the only way to get there.
Bologna: Ferrari, Lamborghini & Pagani Museums with LunchYou visit the Ferrari Museum in Maranello with its Formula One hall and World Champion helmets; the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena with the original house and contemporary yellow-hooded building; the Pagani Museum with the Zonda and Huayra; and the Lamborghini Museum (MUDETEC) in Sant'Agata with models from the 350 GT to the Urus. Lunch at a traditional Emilia-Romagna restaurant is included, transport between all four sites is arranged, and your English-speaking guide stays with you the whole day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see all four legendary supercar museums in one day without arranging your own transport, timing, or entry logistics — the shared-group structure and fixed itinerary are what fit four separate locations and a lunch stop into a single outing.
Milan: Duomo, La Scala & Sforza Castle 3-Hour WalkYou walk Milan's four main landmarks in three hours with a private art historian guide who skips you past the entry lines at the Duomo and La Scala. You see the cathedral's six-century architecture up close, cross the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II arcade, visit the opera house, wander the Brera district's flower-draped balconies, and explore the Sforza Castle courtyards where Leonardo da Vinci once worked. All entry fees and skip-the-line tickets are included; you just show up and walk.Is it for me?Book this if you want Milan's four signature sights in one morning or afternoon without arranging separate tickets or timing yourself — the private guide and included entry fees mean you walk straight in while other visitors queue at the door.
Mount Etna & Taormina Private Tour: Volcano, Wine, Greek TheatreYou’ll get to walk ancient volcanic craters on Mount Etna, sample real Sicilian honey and wine at a local farm, then explore Taormina’s lively streets and historic Greek Theatre—all with private transport from your port. If you want a mix of nature, food, and culture in one day, this is it.
Montalcino Winery Tour & Wine Tasting ChiantiYou walk through Brunello vineyards with views of Montalcino, learning about biodynamic methods and terroir from trained staff. You tour the grape processing area and cellar, then sit down to taste 6 wines in 3 flights at your own pace. Water and all fees are included, and you choose from 4 tasting options before you arrive.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand Montalcino wine by standing in the vineyard and tasting it seated, without arranging transport or choosing wines blind — the walk through the vines and the structured tasting do both at once.
Private Florence Golf Cart Tour: Piazzale Michelangelo & HillsA private golf cart tour of Florence's scenic hills and landmarks, departing from the city center and returning there after roughly 100 minutes. You ride instead of walk, stop at Piazzale Michelangelo and San Miniato al Monte for photos, pass Ponte Vecchio and Ponte Santa Trinita, and pause for a picnic in Arcetri with a view over the city. A private driver-guide leads the route in your choice of language; bottled water is included. Children from age 2 are welcome, and infant seats are available.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free afternoon and want to see Florence's hillside views without the walking—the golf cart and the fixed route mean you cover more ground and rest while doing it. Families with young children find it works well because there's no sustained climbing, and the pace stays relaxed.
Rome: St. Peter's Basilica Dome Climb & Grottoes Private TourYou get a private art historian who reads the architecture and art as you move through the basilica, entry to the Vatican Grottoes where St. Peter's tomb sits, and a stair climb to the dome's 136-meter terrace with views across Rome. The guide adapts if sections close, so the tour's depth stays intact. Bring your ID and expect security lines before you start.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand the art and architecture rather than just see the building, and who are comfortable with a moderate amount of walking and stair climbing—the private guide and dome access are what make the depth possible in a single visit.
Rome Hotel to Fiumicino Airport Transfer Mercedes with luggageYou get picked up at your Rome hotel by a professional driver in a private, air-conditioned Mercedes and driven directly to Fiumicino Airport. The vehicle size matches your group—from a sedan for two people to a van for up to eight—with luggage space included. Your pickup time is set when you book, so you know exactly when the car arrives and when you'll reach the terminal.Is it for me?Right for travelers leaving Rome with luggage and a set flight time who want the car waiting at the hotel rather than arranging a taxi or shuttle. The drive is 30 to 50 minutes depending on traffic, and that's built into the fixed pickup time, so you're not rushing or arriving too early.
Florence: Pitti Palace & Palatina Gallery TicketYou enter Pitti Palace with a guide and move through six separate museums — the Palatina Gallery with Medici paintings, the Royal Apartments, Modern Art, Costume and Fashion, and the Treasury — all in one complex. Your ticket covers entrance and access to the first floor galleries where the Medici lived. Bring your ID matching your booking name, wear comfortable shoes for the stairs, and arrive 15 minutes early.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see the Medici's private art collections and royal rooms without arranging separate tickets for each museum — the single entrance covers all six, which is what makes a full palace visit possible in one afternoon.
Siena Walking Tour: Self-guided monuments at your own paceA self-guided walking tour of Siena using a digital audio and text guide in five languages, covering Piazza del Campo, the Duomo, Basilica di San Domenico, and six other monuments. You move at your own pace, choose which stops matter to you, and get local recommendations for authentic restaurants and aperitivo spots alongside the history. The guide works on your smartphone with an internet connection; cathedral and museum tickets are separate.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you're traveling alone or with one or two others and want to explore Siena without waiting for a group to gather or keeping pace with a guide's itinerary. The self-guided format means you stop when something catches your eye, take a long lunch, or skip a site entirely — the city unfolds on your terms, not a fixed schedule.
Private Barolo Wine Tour from Milan: 7-Wine TastingA private day trip from Milan to Alba and the Barolo wine region, with door-to-door pickup and a professional English-speaking guide. You'll walk through Alba's medieval center at your own pace, tour a family-run winery's vineyards and cellar, taste 7 locally produced wines including Barolo and Nebbiolo, and visit Grinzane Cavour Castle or a panoramic viewpoint overlooking the vineyards. The tour runs 10 hours and accommodates up to 7 guests in one vehicle; children are welcome from age 7.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Milan without a car and want to spend a full day in the wine region without driving or planning the route yourself. The pickup from your hotel and the fixed return time mean you can relax from the moment you leave Milan, and the small group size—up to 7 people in one vehicle—keeps the day intimate and flexible.
Mt Etna trek and wine tasting from Taormina: Private or sharedA Mt Etna trek and wine tour departing from Taormina combines trekking on Europe's highest active volcano with a visit to a local winery and cellar on the slopes. A multilingual guide leads the route through old craters and lava flow caves, and the day includes round-trip shuttle transport from Taormina, trekking shoes on request, and wine sampling. You choose between a private group or a shared departure in your preferred language.Is it for me?Book the private group option if you want the route and timing to fit your schedule and your pace; choose a shared departure if you prefer to join other travelers and want a set language for the guide's commentary.
Taormina: Mount Etna Private Tour & Wine Tasting LunchYou visit the southern craters and lava fields of Mount Etna, walk inside Monte Vetore, see the 1669 eruption sites and the buried church, taste local liqueurs, then spend the afternoon at Gambino Winery tasting Etna DOC wines with a traditional lunch. Private transport and all entry fees are included, and the day runs at your pace without a fixed group schedule.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Mount Etna beyond the view from a distance — the private format means you set the pace at each stop, and the winery lunch gives you time to taste how the volcano shapes the wines instead of rushing through a group schedule.
Pitti Palace Tour: Skip-the-Line Access to Medici ArtworksA guided tour of Pitti Palace in Florence takes you through the Palatine Gallery and royal apartments with a certified guide and skip-the-line entry. The guide leads you through the Planetary Rooms—staterooms on the first floor decorated with Baroque frescoes and stucco by Pietro da Cortona—where the Medici family's private collection of Renaissance and European paintings hangs: works by Botticelli, Titian, Rubens, Caravaggio and others from the 15th to 17th century. The tour runs 90 minutes, and you're free to linger on any painting after the guide finishes. A live guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian, French or German; minimum two guests required to run.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see the Medici collection's masterpieces without spending time in a queue, and if you prefer a guide to point out the stories and techniques rather than reading placards on your own. The 90-minute length means you cover the highlights and still have time to return to a painting that caught you, without the fatigue of a full-day museum visit.
Montepulciano wine tasting and lunch: 16th-century cellarA 1.5-hour wine tasting and lunch class in Montepulciano held in an ancient underground cellar attributed to Etruscan civilization. You taste four local wines—Rosso di Montepulciano and Nobile di Montepulciano among them—guided by a professional sommelier who explains the production methods, then eat a full Tuscan lunch of cold cuts, cheeses and seasonal pasta. English or Italian guide; vegetarian option available.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn how Montepulciano's most famous wines are made while tasting them in the actual cellar where they're stored—the underground setting and the sommelier's explanation of production methods are what turn a tasting into an education. The fixed 1.5-hour slot means you know exactly when you'll finish and can plan the rest of your day around it.
