Things to do in Italy
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Wine Tasting with Chef Luigi Gandola in BellagioWine tasting with food pairing at Restaurant Salice Blu in Bellagio, led by professional sommelier Chef Luigi Gandola in the wine cellar. You taste local and Italian wines, learn about grape varieties and production methods, and sample food pairings chosen by the chef. The experience includes bottled water and is suitable for all fitness levels; minimum age is 18.Is it for me?The tasting is led by Chef Luigi, so you learn as you taste rather than tasting on your own -- it suits anyone who wants to understand wine instead of just drinking it. If you prefer to choose your own wines without instruction, or if you want a full meal rather than a focused tasting, the fine dining option at checkout gives you that instead.
Bolzano Dolomites: Winter hike & sled tour with guideYou’ll hike snowy Dolomite trails near Bolzano with a local guide who picks quieter routes just for your group. Try micro crampons if needed, share lunch in a cozy mountain hut, then finish by sledding back down through silent forests—a mix of laughter, fresh air, and moments you’ll remember long after the trip.
Amalfi Coast boat tour from Positano: Swim and grotto stopsA private boat tour departing from Positano or Praiano that runs the length of the Amalfi Coast, stopping to swim at small beaches and near the Fjord of Furore, passing through the Emerald Grotto, and finishing in Amalfi before returning. You choose between three boats—an 18-foot vessel for four people that fits inside grottos, a 34-foot gozzo for six, or a 38-foot motorboat for six—and the skipper speaks English or Italian. Soft drinks and prosecco are on board; the Emerald Grotto entrance ticket is separate.Is it for me?Book the 18-foot Romar Azzurra if you are a small group and want to enter the grottos—it is the only boat that fits through the narrow openings. The larger boats give you more deck space and onboard facilities, so pick one of those if your group is four to six people and you want to stay comfortable between swims.
Snorkeling in Polignano a Mare: Sea caves and Lama MonachileA two-hour boat tour from the Abbey of San Vito in Polignano a Mare takes you along dramatic cliffs and hidden coves to snorkel in crystal-clear Adriatic waters and see the iconic Lama Monachile from the sea. The small group stays under 10 guests, and a local skipper narrates the route in English or Italian. Snorkeling gear is provided; the tour ends with Prosecco, focaccia from Bari, and soft drinks aboard.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel from a boat rather than dive, and need a morning or afternoon slot that leaves time to explore Polignano's town center and restaurants afterward.
Bellagio Wine Tasting: 6 Terrae III Wines with Lake Como ViewsA guided tasting of 6 Terrae III wines at a scenic location above Bellagio, Lake Como, paired with charcuterie and hosted in an elegant indoor tasting room or garden setting depending on weather. Round-trip pickup from Bellagio town is included, and a live English-speaking guide introduces the connection between Lake Como, Valtellina alpine vineyards, and California. Minimum age is 18.Is it for me?Choose the standard tasting if you want a full introduction to Terrae III in a relaxed afternoon without the extra wines; pick the VIP option if you're interested in comparing the house wines with a special vintage and spending more time on the deeper story.
Catania walking tour: Baroque streets and fish marketA two-hour walking tour of Catania's historical center with a multilingual guide, covering Via Crociferi and Via Etnea, the Cathedral, Fish Market, Roman theater and baroque squares. The group stays small, and you choose your guide's language—English or Italian—at checkout.Is it for me?Book the English tour if you want a guide who narrates the baroque history and the city's recovery after 1693; choose Italian if you're comfortable following along in the language locals speak on these streets. Small groups mean you move at a walking pace without waiting for a crowd to gather.
Rome: 7 Hills Segway Tour & Roman Forum with Local GuideYou learn to ride a Segway in a training session, then glide through Rome's seven hills hitting the Roman Forum, Capitoline Hill, Palatine Hill, Circus Maximus, Aventine Hill, and the Bocca della Verità in one loop. Your guide is local and speaks the language, the group caps at eight people, and you're back at the starting point near Termini in a couple of hours without arranging your own transport between sites.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cover Rome's main ancient sites in one morning without planning transport between them or figuring out which hill is which — the Segway and the guide's route do both at once.
Private Boat Tour Isola Bella Giardini Naxos: Swim & SnackA private boat tour departing from Giardini Naxos carries up to 8 people (or up to 32 with advance notice) along the Taormina coastline for 2 hours, with stops at Isola Bella nature reserve and swimming spots. The boat includes a snack of fresh fruit, almond paste and prosecco, and the captain provides commentary in English, Italian or Romanian as you pass sea caves, the Bay of Mazzaro and the Bay of Sirens. The tour can be extended to include lunch on board.Is it for me?The boat departs on a fixed 2-hour schedule with a swim stop built in, so you're in the water and back on deck without deciding the pace yourself—good for groups who want a celebration or a break from planning, and for anyone who'd rather float and eat than navigate a beach.
Snorkeling in Palermo: Private boat with Capo GalloA private boat snorkeling trip from Palermo lasting about 4.5 hours, departing from Addaura or Mondello port to four swimming and snorkeling stops across the Gulf of Mondello, Capo Gallo Nature Reserve, and the Islet of Females. The boat carries an underwater camera, shower and full snorkeling gear; a guide speaks English, Spanish or Italian; water and a fruit aperitif are included.Is it for me?Book this if you have a free afternoon in Palermo and want to swim in protected waters where the reef and fish life are still intact—the private boat means no crowds at the stops and the guide steers you to the clearest snorkeling spots in the Gulf of Mondello and Capo Gallo.
Bologna: Parmigiano & Balsamic Tasting + Ferrari MuseumYou visit a working Parmigiano Reggiano dairy farm and taste wheels of different ages; explore a family balsamic vinegar producer and taste their aged vinegars; then have free time at the Ferrari Museum in Maranello with entry already paid. Hotel pickup from Bologna and return transport are included, and the whole day takes about eight hours with small groups of up to eight people.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Parmigiano and balsamic vinegar directly from the producers and see the Ferrari Museum, all in one day without arranging separate transport, museum entry, or farm visits — the fixed schedule and included pickups handle the logistics so you just show up on time.
Sorrento: Pompeii & Mount Vesuvius Crater Climb with GuideYou walk through Pompeii's Forum, temples, baths and streets with an archaeologist guide for two hours, then drive to Mount Vesuvius and climb to the crater rim with an alpine guide for views over the Gulf of Naples. Hotel pickup, all entry tickets, and minibus transport are included; you return early afternoon.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see both Pompeii and Vesuvius in one day without arranging separate transport, tickets and timing — the fixed itinerary and included pickup handle all three, leaving you to focus on the sites themselves.
Lake Garda Sirmione boat and walking tour with guideA two-hour guided tour of Sirmione on Lake Garda combining a boat cruise around the peninsula with a walking tour of the medieval town center. You cruise past the ancient Roman villa Grotte di Catullo and thermal springs, then follow your guide through the Scaliger Castle drawbridge into the village streets. A local English-speaking guide leads both parts; the boat tour and walking route are included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're arriving in Sirmione for the first time and want to understand the layout and history before exploring on your own — the boat shows you the geography, and the walk shows you the medieval heart. Choose the option with Grotte di Catullo if you want the archaeological detail; the standard tour passes it from the water without entering the site itself.
Rome: Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill TicketsYou get entry to three of Rome's greatest ancient sites—the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill—plus an audio guide app on your phone that explains what you're looking at as you move through each one. There's no group, no fixed schedule, no guide keeping pace. You explore at your own speed, pause when you want, and the app link arrives after booking.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to move through Rome's ancient core without a guide talking at them or a group holding them back—the self-guided format means you spend time where it matters to you and skip what doesn't.
Bellagio E-Bike Tour with Villa Melzi & LunchA 4-hour e-bike tour of Bellagio and its surroundings, led by an English-speaking local guide, that reaches villages—Pescallo, Aureggio, San Giovanni, and La Punta—inaccessible by car. You cycle through olive groves and past noble villas, stop for a three-course lunch at a hilltop restaurant with lake and mountain views, and finish at Villa Melzi's gardens with complimentary entry. Minimum age 18; moderate fitness required due to hilly terrain. Tour cancelled in bad weather.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're comfortable cycling on hilly terrain and want to spend a morning with a small group meeting a local guide—the e-bike handles the climbs, so the focus stays on the villages and the lunch, not on your legs.
Milan: Walking Food Tour & Cathedral HighlightsYou walk Milan's neighborhoods with a local guide, stopping to taste panzerotto, cured meats, cheeses, and gelato at places locals frequent. Along the way you pass the Duomo, Sant'Ambrogio, the Columns of San Lorenzo, and a 16th-century church with Renaissance frescoes. The tour includes food tastings, a café aperitivo, and takes 3–4 hours on foot with no restaurant sit-down meal.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat where locals eat and understand Milan's food culture without arranging your own stops—the guide handles the route, the tastings, and the timing, which is what lets you move through the city without a map.
Lucca walking tour: Cathedral and Renaissance walls with guideA 2.5-hour guided walking tour of Lucca's historic center with entrance and guided tour of the Cathedral of San Martino and the Basilica of San Frediano. The route moves through Piazza dell'Anfiteatro, up the Renaissance walls to the Bastion of San Frediano, along Via Fillungo, and past San Michele in Foro. A private guide in Italian or Russian leads the walk and shares the history of each stop, from the Holy Face relic to the funeral monument of Ilaria del Carretto. The tour is wheelchair accessible, and all areas and surfaces are accessible to visitors with mobility difficulties.Is it for me?Book the private tour if you want a guide who adjusts the pace to your comfort and can spend extra time on the stories and monuments that interest you most. Choose the group tour in Italian if you prefer to share the experience and the cost with other travelers and don't mind a fixed schedule and pace.
Private boat tour of Ischia and Procida for a small groupA private boat tour of Ischia and Procida for up to 6 people, with a skipper guiding you to volcanic bays, snorkeling spots and thermal springs. The tour runs 8 hours and includes snorkeling equipment, towels, drinks and snacks; you choose the pickup point and customize the stops to suit your group.Is it for me?Pick Ischia to visit multiple islands and their landmarks in one day, or Procida to stay around a single island and explore its bays—either way, your skipper can adjust stops based on what your group wants.
Trieste Scavenger Hunt Walking Tour: Solve PuzzlesA self-guided scavenger hunt through Trieste using the World City Trail app on your phone—download, log in with your booking code, and start anytime at any of 10+ landmarks including Ponte Rosso, Piazza della Borsa, and Castello di San Giusto. Walk a 3.1km route at your own pace, solve puzzles to unlock stories and local tips, and pause or skip stops whenever you want; your access lasts a full year. No guide, no fixed schedule, no time pressure—just riddles, history, and the flexibility to finish tomorrow if today runs short.Is it for me?The two-and-a-half-hour average means you fit this into a free afternoon or a morning before other plans, and because you pause whenever you want, a longer break for lunch or a museum doesn't derail you—you just resume later or the next day. If you need a fixed schedule or a guide leading the way, this isn't it; if you want to wander at your own speed and solve your way through Trieste's history, the flexibility is the whole point.
Amalfi Coast Snorkeling & Limoncello Tasting: 4h Boat TourYou board a boat in the morning and spend four hours moving along the Amalfi Coast, stopping to snorkel in clear water near Positano and taste Limoncello with Prosecco in a bay. The tour includes all snorkeling gear, life jackets, soft drinks, and light snacks; you return by late afternoon without arranging transport, tickets, or timing yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Amalfi Coast views and a snorkel in one morning without arranging your own boat, equipment, or timing — the fixed 4-hour route hits Amalfi, Conca dei Marini, Fiordo di Furore, Praiano, and Positano in sequence, and the Limoncello tasting anchors the whole experience.
Taormina tour from Messina: Greek theatre, Isola Bella beachA guided tour from Messina to Taormina with a private vehicle, taking in the Corso Umberto and ancient Greek theatre, a photo stop at the Isola Bella overlook, and a beach break before returning to Messina for a tasting of local cannoli or granita. The tour runs 6 to 7 hours and includes bottled water, coffee and snacks on board; your guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian or French.Is it for me?The six to seven hour commitment means you leave Messina in the morning and return by early afternoon or late afternoon, which fits a half-day excursion but rules out a full day of other activities. The two-hour beach stop at Isola Bella is the longest single pause, so if you want real time in the water rather than a quick photo stop, this tour builds that in.
