Things to do in Italy
Florence Wine Tour91 optionsDay Trips from Milan4 optionsDay Trips from Rome21 optionsDay Trips from Florence14 optionsMurano Burano13 optionsLast Supper Tour Milan19 optionsBoat Tour Venice51 optionsFlorence Walking Tour171 optionsFlorence Museum Tours33 optionsMuseums15 optionsNaples Vesuvius Tour23 optionsSorrento Boat Tour83 options
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Paestum Archaeological Park tour with local guide and mozzarellaA guided walk through the Paestum Archaeological Park and its museum with a local guide who speaks multiple languages, followed by a visit to a buffalo mozzarella factory where you taste the cheese fresh. The guide provides walking poles and takes photos during the tour. Children from age 5 are welcome, and the whole experience runs two to three hours.Is it for me?If you're arriving in the area without a car or staying in a nearby town, the guide meets you at Paestum itself, so you don't need to arrange transport beyond getting to the site. The local perspective and the factory visit afterward make this tour different from the standard park walk—you get the history and then the living continuation of it, all in one morning or afternoon.
Pescara: Self-Guided Walking Tour with Audio & Offline MapsYou’ll wander at your own pace through both sides of Pescara—starting at lively Piazza del Sacro Cuore, crossing the Ponte del Mare with its sweeping views, passing historic palaces and contemporary art spots. Expect salty air, local voices, and plenty of chances to linger or get lost in side streets. This self-guided tour lets you feel like you belong for an afternoon.
Catania Airport to Syracuse: Private Taxi & English DriverYou get picked up at Catania airport arrivals with a sign bearing your name, driven in a new air-conditioned car by an English-speaking driver to your Syracuse hotel, and returned to the airport on schedule for your departure. Water bottles are included, the price is agreed before you arrive, and the driver adjusts the timing to your flight or your plans — no negotiation, no surprises, no stress about how to get between the airport and the coast.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing at Catania and want to reach Syracuse without arranging a rental car, negotiating with taxi drivers, or worrying about getting to the airport on time for your flight home — the fixed price and English-speaking driver remove both the logistics and the uncertainty.
Florence: Palazzo Vecchio & Arnolfo Tower Skip-the-LineYou enter Palazzo Vecchio without waiting in line, explore the Medici palace's galleries and frescoed halls at your own pace, and climb Arnolfo Tower for views across Florence. The greeter orients you at the start, and all areas are wheelchair accessible. Plan two to four hours depending on how long you linger in each room.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Palazzo Vecchio's art and architecture without spending an hour in the entry queue, and you're willing to climb stairs for the tower views—the skip-the-line ticket is what makes both possible in a single visit.
Verona to Ortisei: Private Mercedes Transfer & WiFiYou get picked up at your Verona location and driven directly to Ortisei in a private Mercedes minivan with leather seats and air conditioning. WiFi and bottled water are included, all fees are fixed upfront, and the three-hour journey happens on your schedule, not a bus timetable's. Infant seats available on request.Is it for me?Book this if you want to avoid the stress of navigating buses or negotiating taxi fares between Verona and Ortisei — the fixed price and direct route mean you arrive on time and know the cost before you step into the car.
Verona to Sirmione: Luxury Mercedes Transfer with WiFiYou're picked up at your Verona location and driven to Sirmione (or vice versa) in a private Mercedes minivan with leather seats and WiFi. The price is fixed before you leave, the car is air-conditioned, and bottled water is included. No stops, no surprises, just a straightforward transfer that gets you there on time so you can start your day.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling with luggage, a group, or small children and want to avoid the uncertainty of taxis or public transport schedules — the fixed price and confirmed pickup time mean one less thing to arrange when you arrive.
Verona to Venice: Private Mercedes Transfer & AirportYou're picked up on time at your Verona location and driven in a climate-controlled Mercedes to Venice airport, the cruise terminal, or the city center—roughly 90 minutes depending on your destination. Water and WiFi are included, the price is fixed, and infant seats are available if you're traveling with young children. No stops, no surprises, just a straightforward transfer that gets you there.Is it for me?Book this if you want to avoid the uncertainty of shared shuttles or the back-and-forth of arranging a taxi—the fixed price and confirmed pickup time mean you can plan the rest of your day without wondering when transport will arrive.
Giotto's Bell Tower Florence: 414 steps to the dome viewYou climb 414 steps to the top of Giotto's Bell Tower for views of Florence's dome and skyline, then move through priority-entry access to the Cathedral, Baptistery, Opera Museum, and archaeological crypt. The multilingual audioguide narrates the Cathedral and tower's history as you go. You finish with a Tuscan tasting of olive oil and local specialties. Luggage storage is free at the museum, and the audioapp is ready on your phone the day before.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Florence's five major Duomo-complex monuments without arranging separate tickets or waiting in entry lines — priority access is what lets you move through all of them in a single morning or afternoon.
2-day Bari tour: Old town, museums & Adriatic coastThis 2-day guided tour of Bari covers the old town's medieval streets, the Swabian Castle and St. Nicholas Basilica on day one, then the Lungomare waterfront and Pinacoteca museum on day two. Accommodation for two nights in a historical apartment, museum tickets, a focaccia tasting, coffee and gelato are included; a professional guide leads in English, Spanish, French or Italian, and an air-conditioned vehicle handles the longer stretches.Is it for me?The tour runs on foot through the old town and along the waterfront, with vehicle transport handling the longer distances between areas, so it suits travelers who want to walk the historic streets without arranging their own route or managing the logistics of moving between sites.
Full-Day E-bike Tour Verona to Lake Garda: Self-Guided with LunchA full-day self-guided e-bike tour from Verona that takes you east through quiet countryside to Bardolino on Lake Garda, then back along a comfortable cycle path. You pick up your e-bike at Itinera Bike shop in the city center, follow a mapped route on your phone, and stop for a three-course lunch with wine at a local restaurant partway through. The route is easy and flat, built for riders who want to move at their own pace without a guide talking in your ear.Is it for me?This tour is self-guided, so you follow the app on your phone rather than listening to a guide — choose it if you prefer to move at your own pace and set your own stops. The eight-hour duration and moderate fitness requirement mean it suits riders comfortable spending a full day in the saddle, not a short morning ride.
Dolomites hiking and craft beer tour: Mountain hut walkA guided hike in the Dolomites near Cortina d'Ampezzo covers 14 km and 511 meters of elevation gain, leading to a mountain hut where you taste locally made craft beer and learn about the landscape from a former park ranger. The route passes rivers, lakes and the mythological site of Fanes; the initial climb is steep, but the hut marks the turning point where the terrain eases.Is it for me?The initial climb to the hut is steep and demands moderate fitness, which is what makes the rest of the day possible—once you reach the hut, the terrain eases and you have time to absorb the landscape and the tasting without rushing. Book this if you're comfortable with a long day on foot and want a guide who knows the park as a ranger, not just a route.
Saturnia Hot Springs hike: Roman cistern and thermal watersThis guided hike around Saturnia's thermal complex takes you to Poggio Murella, a small village with views stretching from mountain to sea, where an ancient Roman water cistern stands. You'll visit the Castellum Acquarum and the Cascate del Mulino, then bathe in the naturally warm 37°C thermal waters. The tour runs 2 to 3 hours with a fully licensed guide speaking your language.Is it for me?The hike works best if you're comfortable walking for a couple of hours at a moderate pace and have no spinal or cardiovascular concerns that would make sustained hiking difficult. You don't need a car—the guide meets you and leads the whole route, so staying in a nearby town or arriving without transport is fine.
Trapani to Palermo Airport: Private Transfer & PickupYou get picked up at your Trapani hotel or port, travel in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle with WiFi, and arrive at Palermo Airport ready to check in. The driver handles the route and timing, so you skip the taxi queue and the negotiation. Book at least a day ahead to confirm your pickup time and vehicle type.Is it for me?Worth booking if you're leaving Trapani for Palermo Airport and want to skip the taxi queue and arrive without stress—the fixed price and professional driver mean you know exactly what you're paying and when you'll arrive.
Baths of Caracalla Private Tour Rome: Ancient Thermal ComplexA private guided tour of the Baths of Caracalla in Rome takes you through the ruins of the thermal complex inaugurated by the emperor Caracalla in 216 AD. You walk among the colossal remains of gyms, swimming pools and the calidarium—a large round room with floor heating powered by steam from underground furnaces—while your guide explains the marble decorations, mosaic floors and traces of daily Roman life carved into the stone. The tour runs 90 minutes and includes entry tickets and a live guide in English or Italian.Is it for me?At 90 minutes, the tour fits into a morning or afternoon without consuming your whole day, so you can combine it with other Rome sites or neighborhoods. A private guide means you set the pace instead of following a group schedule, which matters if you want to linger on the engineering details or move quickly through sections that don't hold your interest.
Chianti: Brunello Wine Tasting & Tuscan LunchYou walk through an organic Chianti vineyard, taste Brunello directly from the barrel with your guide, then sit down to a three-course Tuscan lunch with cured meats, handmade pasta, and dessert, paired with the two wines you just tasted. Vegetarian and dietary accommodations are available if you request them at booking.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to taste Brunello at the source without spending a day hunting down multiple wineries — one afternoon, one winery, vineyard to table, and you've got the full picture.
Ferrari Museum & F1 Simulator in Maranello: 2-3 HoursThis combined ticket gives you entry to the Ferrari Museum in Maranello plus a session on the EVOTEK F1 simulator, a dynamic machine that replicates a real single-seater's movements on the track. You walk through the Hall of Legends and the full collection of Formula 1 cars, prototypes and racing models that built Ferrari's history, then step 100 meters across to the simulator venue to choose your circuit and race against the clock. Children must be at least 14 to drive the simulator; the museum itself welcomes younger visitors.Is it for me?The 2- to 3-hour window means you can fit this into a morning or afternoon without losing the rest of your day—museum first, simulator after, both done before lunch or dinner. If you want a longer deep dive into Ferrari history or multiple simulator runs, you'll need to book extra time separately.
Self-Guided Bike Tour Lucca to Montecarlo: Wine RoadsA self-guided bike tour from Lucca across 54 km of Tuscan wine roads to Montecarlo, where you control the pace with a mobile app and printed map. You rent either an E-bike or trekking bike, get a repair kit and phone holder, and decide when to taste wine or eat lunch at local trattorias. The route takes roughly 5 hours of riding, though you can stretch it longer at any stop, and you return by bike or train.Is it for me?Choose the E-bike if you want to cover the full distance without exhausting yourself on the climbs, or the trekking bike if you're a strong cyclist and want the simplicity of pedal-only riding. Either way, a self-guided route means you're not locked into a group pace or a set lunch time—you stop when the countryside calls or when hunger hits.
Florence: Palazzo Vecchio Ticket & Audio GuideYou skip the entry queue and walk straight into Palazzo Vecchio with a multilingual audio guide in hand. Spend four hours moving through the Hall of the Five Hundred, Medici private chambers, and Renaissance frescoes at your own pace, with no guide talking over you or group keeping time. The ticket is valid for the day you choose, and the palace is fully accessible by wheelchair and stroller.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see Palazzo Vecchio's main rooms without joining a group or waiting in line — the audio guide means you get context without a live narrator, and the skip-the-line access is what makes a four-hour visit feel unhurried even on a busy day.
Palermo Airport to Cefalù Transfer: Private Sedan & MinivanYou get picked up at Palermo airport with a sixty-minute wait included, travel in a private air-conditioned vehicle with WiFi, and arrive in Cefalù without arranging transport yourself or negotiating a fare. Luggage and motorway tolls are covered. Book a return transfer the same way when you leave.Is it for me?Book this if you land in Palermo with luggage and want to reach Cefalù without arranging a taxi or negotiating a fare — the fixed price and included wait mean you can move at your own pace through the terminal and still have a driver waiting when you're ready.
Rome: Trevi Fountain Inner Entry Tickets & Fast AccessYou skip the main entry queue and stand directly at the Trevi Fountain, where Neptune and his chariot dominate a Baroque façade that shifts with the light. Toss your coin into the water—the tradition says you'll return to Rome—and take in the sculptural detail without the crush of bodies. Your tickets include digital city maps so you can navigate the surrounding streets and piazzas without stopping to check directions.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Trevi Fountain without standing in the main queue—inner entry gets you into the space itself, where the water and the sculptures actually reach you instead of getting lost in the crowd.
