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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Florence: Uffizi Gallery Timed Entry & Small Group TourYou’ll step past long lines into Florence’s Uffizi Gallery with a reserved entry ticket and join a small group guided tour led by a local expert. See masterpieces by Botticelli and da Vinci up close, hear stories you won’t find in guidebooks, and finish with city views from the terrace — all at your own pace if you prefer.
Bologna Pasta Cooking Class: Hand-Rolled Tagliatelle & RagùA three-hour pasta cooking class in Bologna where you hand-roll tagliatelle, learn to make a local spritz, and eat your pasta with house-made ragù, aged parmigiano and San Giovese wine. The class runs in English with a local sfoglina (pasta teacher) and includes aperitivo, coffee and gelato. Vegetarians can attend; inform the operator of allergies in advance. Arrive on time — guests more than 30 minutes late cannot join.Is it for me?The guide teaches in English, so you follow every step without translation. Book this if you want to actually make the pasta instead of sitting at a table while someone demonstrates it — your hands do the work, and you eat the result while it's still warm.
Rome Food Tour Campo de' Fiori: 8+ Tastings & Secret DishYou’ll wander Rome’s historic center with a local guide, tasting everything from crispy supplí to fresh Roman pasta and artisanal gelato. Expect laughter over thin-sliced cheeses in bustling markets, quiet moments by ancient fountains, and even a surprise “secret dish.” This isn’t just eating — it’s feeling Rome with all your senses.
Venice Airport to Hotel: Private Motorboat TransferYou arrive at Marco Polo, meet your representative, and board a private motorboat with no more than five other passengers. The boat takes you across the lagoon directly to a stop near your hotel, where your driver either hands you off or walks you to the door. No bus schedules, no negotiating with water taxi drivers, no luggage wrestling through crowds. The transfer is confirmed before you land and available any hour of the day or night.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the confusion of buses and water taxis on arrival and go straight to your hotel by private boat—the fixed price and confirmed booking mean no surprises at the airport, and the small group size keeps it genuinely private.
Pizza School in Sorrento: Make & Bake with Wine TastingA pizza-making class at a working farm in Sorrento where you prepare dough using a family recipe handed down through generations, bake your own pizza in a traditional wood-burning oven, and sit down to eat it with farm-made mozzarella, cold cuts, grilled vegetables, wine and limoncello. The class runs about three and a half hours and includes a welcome drink, time to relax on the lawn, and a homemade dessert. Children from age one are welcome.Is it for me?The guide teaches in English, so you'll follow the lesson and the family stories without translation. Bring children from age one—they can sit with you during the meal, and the farm setting gives them room to move around between the lesson and lunch.
Rome: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Early Access Private TourYou arrive at your hotel early, skip the main queues by entering the Vatican Museums at opening, walk through the Sistine Chapel with a licensed guide who knows the art and the history, then move straight into St. Peter's Basilica to see the Pietà and the papal crypt. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, and the whole experience happens before the crowds arrive — which is what makes the early timing worth booking.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Vatican's main attractions — the Sistine Chapel, the Museums, and St. Peter's Basilica — without spending your morning in queues. The early entry is what makes it possible to move through the art and history at your own pace instead of being pushed along by the crowd.
Venice: St Mark's, Doge's Palace, Murano & Burano TourYou’ll skip long lines at St Mark’s Basilica and wander through Doge’s Palace with stories from your guide, float down Venice canals on a gondola ride, then ferry out to Murano for live glassblowing and stroll Burano’s colorful streets watching lace makers at work. It’s a packed day—but you’ll feel like you’ve touched both sides of Venice.
La Maddalena boat tour from Palau: Swim at Pink BeachA full-day boat tour of the La Maddalena archipelago departing from Palau at 10:30am, visiting Spargi, Budelli, Santa Maria and either the mother island's town centre or Caprera's Cala Coticcio. The tour includes live commentary in English, Spanish, Italian or French, and stops for swimming and beach time at each island; a €5 landing fee per person applies, payable in cash at check-in. Two itineraries let you choose between exploring shops and ice cream in La Maddalena town or swimming in the natural aquarium at Tahiti beach.Is it for me?Book Tour 1 if you want to explore the mother island's town centre and shops; choose Maxi Tour 2 if your priority is a final swim in the natural aquarium at Cala Coticcio instead. The itinerary you pick determines your last stop, so the choice depends on whether you'd rather walk and browse or spend more time in the water.
Venice: Vivaldi Four Seasons Concert & String EnsemblesYou sit through ninety minutes of Vivaldi's Four Seasons plus three other major string works, performed by I Musici Veneziani in period costume. All entry fees are included, and your tickets wait at the box office. This is the kind of evening that makes you understand why people moved to Venice in the first place.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to hear the Four Seasons in the city where Vivaldi wrote it, without arranging tickets or worrying about hidden costs — everything is included and waiting for you at the box office. The ninety-minute length means it fits into an evening without eating your whole day.
Rome: 4-Hour Golf Cart Tour & Colosseum, Pantheon, TreviYou spend four hours in a private golf cart moving through Rome's most recognizable sites—Colosseum, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Roman Forum, Piazza Navona—plus quieter streets like Via Giulia that walking tours miss. Your guide drives and narrates, stopping for photos at each landmark without the pace of a group tour. Bring your ID for monument entry, and expect the cart to handle the distance so your legs don't have to.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see Rome's major landmarks without the walking distance of a traditional tour, or if you're traveling with children, elderly family members, or anyone who prefers to move between sites by cart rather than on foot. The private format means your group sets the pace and the guide focuses on you, not a larger group.
Milan bike tour: Hidden neighborhoods and local stopsA 3-hour guided bike tour of Milan that moves through aristocratic neighborhoods, contemporary districts and old-town streets, passing Sforza Castle, Brera, the Arch of Peace and the Vertical Forest. The tour includes a local guide, quality bikes, helmets and bottled water; a local pause for espresso, gelato or a cocktail at a neighborhood bar is built into the route. Children from age 3 are welcome, and cargo bikes for infants and toddlers are available on request.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Milan's mix of old aristocratic neighborhoods and modern architecture without organizing the route yourself—the guide handles the backstreets and timing, leaving you free to ride and absorb the city as it actually lives.
Florence to Cinque Terre & Pisa: Full Day Coach TourYou travel by coach from Florence to La Spezia, then by train through two Cinque Terre villages (Vernazzo and Monterosso) with free time to swim, eat, and explore, followed by a stop at Pisa's Piazza dei Miracoli to see the Leaning Tower and Cathedral. The coach and guide handle transport and timing; you handle where you stop and how long you stay. Returns to Florence in early evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both Cinque Terre and Pisa in one day without arranging your own transport or train tickets — the coach and guide handle the logistics, which is what makes two separate destinations possible in a single departure.
Sorrento, Positano & Amalfi tour from Naples: Boat ride includedA nine-hour guided tour from Naples visits three Amalfi Coast towns—Sorrento, Positano and Amalfi—with a professional English-speaking driver and tour leader, hotel pickup, and a 45-minute boat tour along the coastline. The group stays small, and the return journey includes a limoncello lottery. You spend roughly 1.5 hours in each town to walk, shop and explore on your own.Is it for me?Start from Naples and discover three Amalfi Coast towns—Sorrento, Positano, and beyond—from both the winding roads and the water, seeing the coastline the way locals do.
Naples Bike Tour: Historic Center, Spaccanapoli & Castel dell'OvoYou ride through Spaccanapoli and the historic center with a professional guide, stopping at the Naples Cathedral, Piazza del Gesù Nuovo, and Castel dell'Ovo to hear the stories behind each place. The route includes an easy coastal stretch and covers the main neighborhoods without you having to navigate or arrange separate transport. Water is included, and the pace is built for looking around, not rushing.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cover Naples' main neighborhoods in one outing without arranging your own transport or figuring out which streets matter — the bike and guide handle both, leaving you free to look around.
Venice street food tour: Rialto Market & cicchetti with local guideYou walk with a local guide through Venice's food stops for two and a half hours, tasting cicchetti, cheese and desserts at the Rialto Market, Campo Santa Margherita and along the Grand Canal. The guide shares local knowledge and suggestions for the rest of your stay. Bring comfortable shoes — there are several bridges and no cars to rest in.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to taste real Venetian food and see the main squares without arranging stops yourself — the guide's timing and knowledge of where to eat is what makes the two and a half hours feel like a full food education rather than a rushed walk.
Siena: Brunello di Montalcino Wine Tour & Tuscan LunchYou visit three wineries in the Montalcino region, walk through cellars and vineyards, taste Brunello at each stop, and sit down to a traditional Tuscan lunch at a family-run farm paired with their wines. You also explore the hilltop town of Montalcino and the Sant'Antimo Abbey. Transport, guide, and all tastings are included; the group stays under eight people so you get real attention from your guide.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Brunello di Montalcino in the cellars where it's made and eat lunch at the source, without arranging your own transport or winery appointments—the small group size and fixed itinerary are what make a full day of three tastings and a proper meal possible in one departure.
Rome: Catacombs & Appian Way Golf Cart TourYou ride in a small golf cart through Rome's historic districts, stopping at the Catacombs for a forty-five-minute underground tour with a Vatican guide, then passing Circus Maximus, the Pyramid of Caius Cestius, Piazza della Bocca della Verità, and the Appian Way. Entry to the Catacombs, water, and headsets are included. The whole tour takes three hours, groups stay under fourteen people, and seating rotates every hour so no one's stuck in the back.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Rome's major southern landmarks in one morning or afternoon without the fatigue of walking between them—the golf cart handles the distance, and the small group size means you're not competing for the guide's attention or space to take photos.
Florence: Tagliatelle & Ravioli Cooking Class with WineYou visit Sant'Ambrogio Market with a chef to buy ingredients, then spend hours in a Tuscan trattoria learning to make tagliatelle, ravioli, and tiramisù entirely by hand. Lunch or dinner comes with unlimited local wine, and the small group means real instruction, not assembly-line teaching. The morning class includes the market; afternoon skips it and runs shorter.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to learn to make fresh pasta properly — not a demo where you watch, but a class where your hands do the work and the chef corrects you. The market visit (morning only) and the small group size mean you're not one of twenty people in a commercial kitchen; you're in a real trattoria learning from someone who cooks this way every day.
Venice: San Marco to Rialto Walking Tour & SpritzYou walk from St. Mark's Square through hidden streets and campos to the Rialto Bridge with a local guide who points out the architecture and history most tourists miss. You step inside a palazzo to see a real gondola and its handcrafted oar, then experience a VR ride down the Grand Canal as it was centuries ago. If you add the spritz option, you stop at a traditional bacaro for a drink the way locals do. The whole thing takes two to three hours, and you don't need to figure out the route or book separate stops — the guide handles the timing and knows which streets to take when the crowds are thinnest.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Venice landmarks — St. Mark's, Rialto, the palazzos — without spending the day figuring out which streets to take or standing in entry queues; the guide's knowledge of the quiet routes and the VR experience of the Grand Canal are what make the walk feel like Venice instead of a tourist circuit.
Rome: Private Golf Cart Tour with Colosseum Stop & PickupYou’ll ride through Rome in a private golf cart, stopping for Roman snacks near the Colosseum and hearing stories from your local guide as you pass icons like the Pantheon and Trevi Fountain. Expect easy pickup and drop-off plus plenty of laughs—and maybe a new favorite Roman specialty.
