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: Medieval Tower Pasta Cooking Class & Unlimited WineYou’ll roll fresh pasta dough by hand inside a medieval Florence tower steps from Brunelleschi’s Dome, guided by a local chef who keeps the wine flowing. Taste ravioli with butter and sage, tortelli all’arrabbiata, and pappardelle with ragù—then sit down for lunch together in a place where Dante once walked. You’ll leave full—and maybe a bit nostalgic.
Capri & Blue Grotto Day Trip from Sorrento with FerryYou board a fast ferry from Sorrento, explore the Blue Grotto with a local guide, ride a chairlift or walk through Anacapri, spend time in Capri's main square, and return the same day. Ferry tickets, grotto entry, minibus transport, and port pickup are all included — you just show up at Marina Piccola in the morning.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Capri's main sights in one day without arranging your own ferry, grotto tickets, or island transport — the guide handles the logistics and timing so you just move from stop to stop. The early ferry departure and afternoon return work well for anyone staying in Sorrento or docking at Naples.
Lake Como & Lugano tour from Milan: Bellagio by ferryThis guided day tour from Milan crosses Lake Como by ferry to Bellagio, then continues to Lugano in Switzerland, with all transport by air-conditioned bus and boat included. You get roughly two hours to walk Bellagio's steep streets and villas, then time to stroll Lugano's lakefront and Swiss shops before returning to Milan in the evening. An English-speaking guide travels with the group throughout.Is it for me?Your guide handles the route and buses while you explore Bellagio's villas and Lugano at your own pace—no car rental or ferry navigation needed.
Rome: Pantheon Guided Tour with Fast Entry TicketsYou’ll step straight into Rome’s Pantheon with reserved entry tickets—no waiting in line—then follow your guide through stories of emperors, artists, and ancient gods beneath that famous dome. You’ll touch cold marble floors, see Raphael’s tomb up close, and catch details most visitors miss. It all feels surprisingly alive—and you might leave thinking about it long after.
Florence: Skip-the-Line David Statue & Dome Climb TourYou’ll stand face-to-face with Michelangelo’s David thanks to skip-the-line entry at the Accademia Gallery, then follow your guide through Florence’s Duomo and up Brunelleschi’s Dome for city views you won’t forget. Expect real stories from locals, hidden details in famous art, and moments that linger long after you leave Florence behind.
Rome: Colosseum Arena Floor Tour & Roman Forum WalkYou’ll step right onto the Colosseum arena floor through the special gladiator gate, walk ancient roads in the Roman Forum with a local guide sharing stories that stick with you, and climb Palatine Hill for sweeping city views. Every detail — from scuffed stones under your feet to unexpected laughter — brings ancient Rome startlingly close.
Naples Food Tour: Pizza, Wine & Street Tastings in Centro StoricoYou’ll eat your way through Naples’ historic center—starting with street snacks in Piazza Dante, real Neapolitan pizza on Via dei Tribunali, local wine and charcuterie stops, plus classic Sunday sauce and espresso done right. Expect laughter with your guide, surprising flavors around every corner, and moments that stick long after dessert.
Rome Vespa Tour: Colosseum, Gianicolo Views & Pro PhotosYou’ll ride as a passenger on a classic Vespa through Rome’s lively streets with your own driver—no stress about navigating traffic. Stops include the Colosseum, Orange Garden, panoramic Gianicolo terrace, and Fontana dell’Acqua Paola, plus candid professional photos along the way. Expect laughter, local stories, and a new perspective on Rome’s energy.
Bologna pasta and tiramisu cooking class with wineA small-group cooking class in central Bologna where you make fresh pasta (fettuccine and ricotta-spinach ravioli) and tiramisu from scratch in a restaurant kitchen, then sit down together to eat your dishes with wine. The class runs three hours with a live English-speaking guide, and includes Prosecco on arrival, wine with the meal, and step-by-step instruction on dough, flour choice, and the difference between fresh and dried pasta.Is it for me?Book this class if you want to learn how to make pasta and tiramisu the way a Bologna restaurant does it, then sit down and eat the results with wine instead of watching a demonstration or eating someone else's cooking.
Milan Cooking Class: Pizza & Gelato or Pasta & TiramisuA hands-on Italian cooking class in central Milan where you choose between making pizza with unlimited gelato or fresh pasta with tiramisu, led by professional local chefs. All options run three hours, include the meal you prepare, wine for adults and soft drinks for children, plus digital recipes and a certificate to take home. Families can book the Pizza option at up to 50% off for kids and teens.Is it for me?Book the Pizza & Gelato class if you want a shorter, lighter hands-on experience with a fun gelato element and savings for kids; choose Pasta & Tiramisu if you prefer a deeper dive into Italian pasta and dessert making and don't mind the longer focus on technique. The Family Option on Pizza & Gelato cuts the cost for children while keeping the same three-hour format, so it suits groups with mixed ages who want to cook together.
Piedmont: Barolo Wine Tasting, Alba & Castle Day Trip MilanYou’ll walk Alba’s cobbled lanes with a local guide, taste six rich Langhe reds (including Barolo) at a family winery, and wander ancient castle halls with sweeping vineyard views. Expect laughter over lunch, cool cellar air on your skin, and maybe an urge to linger longer among Piedmont’s rolling hills.
Capri Day Trip from Sorrento: Boat Tour & 3.5 Hours Free TimeYou board a small boat in Sorrento with eleven other people maximum, cruise past four sea caves and the Faraglioni Rocks with a swim stop, then spend 3.5 hours exploring Capri's piazzas and shops on your own. Hotel pickup, a professional English-speaking skipper, and drinks on the return are included. The boat skips the Blue Grotto to avoid the queues, but you can visit it yourself during your free time if you want to pay the separate entry fee.Is it for me?This tour works well if you want to see Capri's main sights from the water without arranging your own boat or dealing with ferry crowds — the small group size and fixed schedule are what make both possible in a single day.
Amalfi Coast & Positano: Small-Group Boat Tour with DrinksYou’ll step onto a traditional Amalfi Coast gozzo boat with a small group, cruise past dramatic cliffs and ancient watchtowers from Amalfi or Positano, swim or snorkel in hidden grottos, enjoy fresh fruit and drinks on board (prosecco included), and share laughs with locals as you drift along one of Italy’s most colorful coastlines.
Amalfi Coast tour from Naples: Bus, boat & three townsA small-group bus tour from Naples explores Sorrento, Positano and Amalfi over eight hours, with a panoramic boat cruise departing from Amalfi's port included in the standard itinerary. Pickup happens at one of two meeting points in Naples city center; the boat operates subject to sea and weather conditions. Free time in each town is self-guided, and you can arrange the boat locally if you book the tour without it and change your mind.Is it for me?Skip the stress of navigating hairpin turns yourself—your driver handles the coastal roads while you take in the cliffs from the car and water, visiting Sorrento, Positano, and Amalfi with a dedicated host who shares local stories along the way.
Naples: Spanish Quarters Street Art & History WalkYou’ll wind through Naples’ legendary Spanish Quarters with a local guide, spotting bold murals (including Maradona tributes), hearing stories of resilience right where they happened, and strolling Via Toledo’s lively stretch. Expect laughter, unexpected details, and glimpses into daily life you can’t get from just walking alone — this walk leaves you feeling part of Naples for a while.
Florence: Uffizi Gallery Small Group Tour & Terrace ViewYou’ll step right into Renaissance Florence with a local guide leading your small group through the Uffizi Gallery’s halls—think Botticelli up close, stories behind every painting, then time to wander solo. End with coffee or a snack on a terrace above Piazza Signoria as Florence glows below—one of those moments you’ll replay long after you’ve left.
Rome: Private Golf Cart Tour of Colosseum, Vatican & TreviYou’ll ride through Rome’s heart by private golf cart with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. From tossing coins at Trevi Fountain to catching sunlight over the Spanish Steps, this day trip covers icons like the Colosseum and Vatican City—without sore feet or missing details only Romans share.
Appian Way E-Bike Tour Rome: Ancient Sites, 4 or 6 HoursAn e-bike tour of Rome's Appian Way, Catacombs, and Aqueduct Park that covers 27 kilometers in 4 or 6 hours, with a local guide in your chosen language. The 4-hour version includes the Appian Way, Aqueduct Park, and a pause at the Catacombs (except Wednesdays); the 6-hour tour adds a 45-minute guided descent into the Catacombs, the Villa of the Quintilii, and views of the Baths of Caracalla. The route splits between city streets connecting the sites and traffic-free riding through the parks. Children from age 1 can join (infants in a seat, ages 5–8 on a child extension, age 9+ on their own e-bike); a minimum of 4 participants applies per departure.Is it for me?Book the 4-hour tour if you have a free afternoon and want to see the Appian Way, Aqueducts, and Catacombs without spending the full day; choose the 6-hour version if you want to descend inside the Catacombs, explore the Villa of the Quintilii, and view the Baths of Caracalla. The e-bike and guide handle the logistics and the route, so you pedal through ancient Rome without planning the stops or navigating between them.
Sardinia Maddalena Catamaran: Bays, Pink Beach & LunchYou’ll board a luxury catamaran in Porto Rafael or Palau, gliding through the Maddalena Archipelago’s wildest bays and beaches. Swim or snorkel in Spargi’s clear water, snap photos of Budelli’s rare Pink Beach, then share a Sardinian lunch with local wine on deck. It’s slow travel—the kind where you notice every taste, color, and bit of laughter drifting over the waves.
Rome Jewish Ghetto Tour: Inside Two Synagogues with Local GuideYou spend three hours with a Roman Jewish guide walking the Ghetto's narrow streets, visiting two historic synagogues and the Jewish Museum, and hearing stories from locals about 22 centuries of Jewish life in Rome and survival through WWII. The guide's access to the synagogues and museum is exclusive to Roman Jewish guides, and the small group size means you're not herded through — you stop when there's something to understand.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Rome's full history, not just its famous monuments — a Roman Jewish guide brings perspective that no other tour can. Expect three hours of steady walking through narrow streets with stops inside buildings; that's what makes the access to the synagogues and the local stories possible.
