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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Palermo to Catania: Valley of Temples Stop & Private TransferYou get picked up at your Palermo hotel and driven to Catania with a two-hour stop at the Valley of Temples in Agrigento, where you explore the Greek ruins at your own pace before the driver collects you at the exit. Hotel drop-off in Catania is included, and you can add Villa Romana del Casale or adjust your final destination for a modified fee.Is it for me?Book this if you're moving between Palermo and Catania and want to see the Valley of Temples without arranging your own transport, timing the stop, or buying separate tickets — the driver handles the route and you control the pace at the site.
Amalfi Coast Day Trip from Rome: Boat, Positano & RavelloA 13-hour day trip from Rome to the Amalfi Coast combines road and sea travel in a small-group van, with stops at Positano, a boat cruise through the Emerald Cave, swimming in the Mediterranean, lunch with wine in Amalfi, and free time in Ravello with Villa Rufolo entry. Breakfast, gelato, limoncello tasting, and all transport are included; the driver-host arranges every transition so the day unfolds without logistical decisions.Is it for me?The driver-host arranges every stop and transition—breakfast, boat boarding, lunch timing, Villa Rufolo entry—so you move through the day without managing logistics or transport. Choose this if the Amalfi Coast appeals but the planning and driving would take the ease out of it.
Private Positano Photoshoot: 1 Hour, 150 Edited ImagesIf you want real memories of Positano—not just selfies—this private photoshoot is for you. You’ll explore hidden corners and classic views with a local expert who knows exactly where to get those natural, vibrant shots that feel like your own story.
Tuscany wine towns: Private day trip from Rome with lunchSpend a day exploring Tuscany’s wine country from Rome with a local guide—wander Montepulciano’s old streets, taste Brunello in Montalcino, enjoy a light lunch of cheeses and cured meats, then soak up Pienza’s peaceful charm. It’s an easygoing trip full of honest flavors and small surprises you’ll remember long after you’re back in the city.
Amalfi Coast hidden gems tour with private driver and guideA private eight-hour tour of the Amalfi Coast focused on hidden gems and off-the-beaten-path locations, guided by a local English-speaking guide in a luxury air-conditioned vehicle with pickup included. The tour reaches Positano's quietest neighborhoods and medieval towns overlooking the coast, with time to walk narrow alleys and explore local galleries away from the main tourist routes. Gratuities are optional.Is it for me?Your local guide takes you past the postcard stops to Positano and the coast's hidden corners—the places residents actually visit, not where tour buses queue for photos.
Turin Private Walking Tour: Highlights with Local GuideA private 2-hour walking tour of Turin's city center led by a local guide who speaks English or Italian. You walk through Piazza San Carlo (the "living room" of Turin), past the Duomo and its chapel holding the Holy Shroud, the Royal Palace of the first king of Italy, and finish on Via Po at the Mole Antonelliana. Children from age 1 are welcome, and the guide adjusts the pace to your group.Is it for me?Choose the English-language option if you want the guide's full commentary without translation pauses, or Italian if that is your language. The private format means the guide adjusts the pace and stops to your group's interests, which works well for families with children or travelers who want to linger at one square instead of moving on schedule.
Pisa tour and wine tasting: Leaning Tower skip-the-lineThis small-group guided tour of Pisa covers the Cathedral and the Leaning Tower with skip-the-line access, followed by a wine tasting of three red Tuscan wines paired with cheeses, crostini and artisanal jams. Groups stay under 15 people. The tour runs 2.5 hours and includes a professional guide in English, Spanish or German; headsets so you hear clearly; and all entry tickets. Minimum age for wine tasting is 18; for the Tower, 8 years old. Inside the Cathedral, shoulders, back and at least half your thighs must be covered or entry is denied. Bags and luggage go to the left-luggage office before climbing the Tower.Is it for me?Book the English, Spanish or German option based on which language you speak — the guide and all commentary are in that language only. If you want to visit the Baptistery, Cemetery or Museums as well, those tickets are available as add-ons at checkout.
Ischia Boat Tour: Swim Stops, Green Grotto, Castle VisitA private boat tour of Ischia aboard a traditional Fratelli Aprea gozzo with an English-speaking skipper, lasting six to seven hours and including multiple swim stops, snorkeling gear, and an onboard aperitif. The boat carries beach towels, snorkeling equipment, music, a cabin with toilet and changing space, and fresh drinks with prosecco and light snacks. Skipper and fuel are included; the route passes the Green Grotto, Aragonese Castle, thermal springs where warm water meets the sea, and a car-free village accessible only by boat.Is it for me?The tour is led in English by the skipper, so anyone comfortable following along in English will catch the details of each stop. If your group speaks different languages or prefers minimal commentary, the private format means you set the pace and focus—the boat is yours alone, not shared with other travelers.
Private Boat Tour: Maddalena Archipelago with Pink BeachA private boat tour of the Maddalena Archipelago departing from Palau, led by a skipper born and raised in the islands. The route covers Spargi, Budelli, Razzoli and Santa Maria, with swimming stops in coves and natural pools, lunch included, and the itinerary adjustable to your interests and sea conditions. Seven to eight hours on the water.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to swim in multiple coves and natural pools rather than stay on one beach—the skipper's knowledge of which stops work that day and his ability to adjust the route means you see more of the archipelago and spend less time planning which island to visit next.
Herculaneum Walking Tour: Skip the Line Guided RuinsA two-hour guided walking tour of Herculaneum archaeological park near Naples with skip-the-line entry and a live English-speaking art historian guide. You walk the original Roman pavement through the small city buried by Vesuvius in 79 A.D., visiting the Palestra (gym), thermal baths, and decorated houses including Casa di Nettuno e Anfritrite, Casa dello Scheletro, Casa dell'Alcova and Casa del salone nero. The guide leads you through the highlights while explaining ancient customs and the private lives of the people who lived there. Skip-the-line access means you move straight into the site without waiting at the entrance.Is it for me?This tour suits travelers who want to understand what they are looking at rather than walk through a site on their own, and who value skipping the entrance queue. The art historian guide and the two-hour structure mean you see the highlights without the half-day commitment of a longer tour.
Milan: Last Supper Skip-the-Line & San Maurizio FrescoesYou skip the entry line at the Last Supper with a timed ticket and a guide who explains the painting's history and composition before you see it. After a 15-minute viewing, you walk to the Church of San Maurizio to see Bernardino Luini's Renaissance frescoes covering the walls and ceiling. The tour includes a 30-45 minute introduction to Renaissance Milan and runs about 3-4 hours total, with a professional guide and all entry fees included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Last Supper without spending your morning in a ticket queue, and you're curious about the Renaissance painters who worked in Milan — the guide and the skip-the-line access are what make both possible in a single morning.
Palermo Cooking: Sicilian Arancino Class with Local ChefYou’ll get your hands messy learning to make real Sicilian arancini from scratch in Palermo, guided by a local chef who shares family stories along the way. Taste your own creation fresh from the fryer and pick up tips you can actually use at home — plus a few laughs you’ll remember long after the trip.
Organic Wine Tour San Miniato: Vineyard Walk & TastingAn organic wine tour at Podere Pellicciano, a family-run winery in the San Miniato hills between Florence and Pisa, where you walk through vineyards, visit the cellar and taste up to 10 wines paired with traditional Tuscan food. The guide is live in English or Italian. The whole experience runs 2.5 to 3 hours and includes bottled water, wine and snacks.Is it for me?At 2.5 to 3 hours, this tour fits a free afternoon without eating your whole day—you can do it and still have time to explore San Miniato or head back toward Pisa or Florence. If you want to taste wines without the vineyard walk, or need a longer immersion into winemaking, a different tour would suit you better.
Naples street food tour: Pizza, fried specialties, local backstreetsA 2.5-hour street food and sightseeing tour through Naples' old city center with a local expert guide, small group, and several food tastings included. You walk the backstreets of Spaccanapoli, Via dei Tribunali and San Gregorio Armeno, tasting pizza a portafoglio, fried pizza, frittatina and artisanal gelato while learning the history and traditions of Neapolitan life. The tour meets at Piazza Bellini by the Greek Walls and ends at Piazza del Gesù Nuovo.Is it for me?The tour involves continuous walking through narrow backstreets and multiple food tastings over 2.5 hours, so it suits travelers who move comfortably on foot and want to eat like a local rather than sit down for a meal. If you prefer a slower pace or have limited mobility, this is not the right fit.
Medici Chapels Florence: 1.5-hour guided tour with MichelangeloA 1.5-hour guided tour of the Medici Chapels in Florence with a certified guide in English, Spanish or Italian, covering the crypt, Chapel of the Princes, and New Sacristy. Fast-track entry tickets are included; groups stay small, and headphones are provided when the group reaches seven participants.Is it for me?Book the private option if you want the guide's full attention and the flexibility to linger on the Michelangelo sculptures; choose the shared small-group tour if you prefer a fixed schedule and lower cost while still staying under a dozen people.
St. Peter's Basilica Rome: Skip-the-Line Entry & Audio GuideYou skip the entry queue with a host who meets you at Piazza Risorgimento and escorts you into St. Peter's Basilica. An audio guide in your chosen language walks you through Michelangelo's Pietà, Bernini's Baldachin, and the dome's Renaissance mosaics while you explore at your own pace. The whole experience is self-guided after entry, so you control how long you stay and where you linger.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see St. Peter's Basilica without spending an hour in the entry queue, and who prefer exploring at their own pace rather than following a group — the skip-the-line access is what makes that possible in a place where the line is usually the longest part of the visit.
Olbia: Tuk-Tuk tour of ancient sites with local guideYou’ll ride a tuk-tuk through Olbia’s winding streets and countryside, stopping at ancient sites like the Basilica of San Simplicio, Roman aqueducts, sacred wells, medieval castles, and mysterious Nuragic tombs. With a local guide sharing stories and an audio system for details along the way, you’ll get close to Sardinia’s history in ways you’ll remember long after the engine goes quiet.
Trastevere Food Tasting & Tiber River Cruise Roman CisternYou board at Ponte Sant'Angelo and drift downriver past St. Peter's and under Renaissance bridges, then disembark at Tiber Island for a short walk to Fabullus Wine Cellar. Underground in a restored Roman cistern, you taste five Italian wines paired with cured meats, cheeses, breads, and olive oils—all certified and sourced by their staff. The boat ride and tasting together run about three hours, and you need to arrive on time to keep your reservation.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Rome from the river and then sit down to real Italian wine and food in a historic setting, not a restaurant. Plan for three hours total, with punctuality required—the tasting starts at a fixed time, and delays over twenty minutes mean the reservation is canceled.
Palatine Hill Rome Tickets: Skip-the-Line EntryYou get direct entry to both the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill without waiting in the entry line, explore the ruins of the ancient marketplace and the legendary birthplace of Rome at your own speed, and avoid the morning queue that can stretch for hours. The tickets are valid for same-day use and work every day except the first Sunday of each month, when the site is free and crowded.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill without losing a morning to queues — the skip-the-line access is what makes it possible to move straight from the entrance into the actual ruins instead of standing behind hundreds of other visitors.
Amalfi & Positano: 4-Hour Boat Tour, Caves & SnorkelingYou board a traditional wooden boat in either Amalfi or Positano and spend four hours cruising past natural arches, hidden coves, and cliff-side villages. You swim and snorkel twice in turquoise water, use provided equipment and towels, and drink prosecco or limoncello between stops. The boat holds a maximum of 10 people, which is why it can slip into narrow fjords and secret beaches larger tours can't reach. Return to your departure port by late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Amalfi Coast's most dramatic stretches — the fjord, the hidden coves, the cliff villages — without renting a boat or arranging your own transport and timing. The small group size and wooden gozzo are what make it possible to slip into places bigger tours can't go.
