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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Brera Art Gallery and District Private Tour in MilanThis private tour of Milan's Brera Art Gallery and surrounding district pairs skip-the-line entry to one of Italy's most prestigious museums with a guided walk through the historic neighborhood where artists have lived for centuries. Your guide speaks English or Italian and leads you through Renaissance and modern works—Raphael, Caravaggio, Titian—then out into the cobblestone streets, boutiques and hidden courtyards that make Brera the city's artistic heart. Hotel pickup is available depending on which option you choose at checkout.Is it for me?Book this if you want to move through a major museum without waiting in line and then actually spend time in the neighborhood instead of just passing through it—the private guide and skip-the-line access make both parts of the day feel unhurried. Choose Luxury if you need pickup and drop-off handled; Comfort if you need pickup only; Basic if you're arranging your own transport to the gallery.
Pozzuoli Vineyard Tour: Taste Campi Flegrei Wines with ProducerA three-hour vineyard tour in Pozzuoli led by the winemaker and a sommelier, where you walk through Campi Flegrei vineyards, visit the cellar, and taste four volcanic wines paired with local hot and cold dishes. The tour runs in English, Italian or French and suits families and all fitness levels.Is it for me?The producer meets you at the vineyard in Pozzuoli, so you don't need a car or directions to find a tasting room in town — the experience happens where the wine is made, and the winemaker is your guide.
Milan Brera Walking Tour: Hidden Stories & AperitifYou walk from the Milan Cathedral through the Galleria and past La Scala, then into Brera's narrow streets to hear the stories of its past as a red-light district, with tales of legendary figures and the buildings that once housed them. The tour ends with an aperitif in the neighborhood itself, and groups stay under 12 people so the guide can actually engage with you instead of lecturing to a crowd.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Milan beyond its famous landmarks—the guide does the research and storytelling, and the small group means you can actually ask questions instead of just listening from the back of a crowd.
Positano Sunrise Boat Tour: Sea Light ExperienceA private sunrise boat tour from Positano takes you out on a traditional gozzo before daylight, anchoring offshore to watch the sun rise over the coast and Praiano. The boat carries water, coffee, croissants, brioche and bread; the guide speaks English, Spanish or Italian. The tour runs two hours and suits all fitness levels, with wheelchair access and space for infants.Is it for me?The early start—you board before sunrise—is what puts you offshore when the light breaks, so the moment the sun clears the mountain is the moment you're floating in front of it. If you want to see the Amalfi Coast lit by first light rather than midday sun, this timing is the only way to get it.
Trapani Port to Airport: Private Transfer & PickupYou're picked up at your Trapani address or port and driven to the airport in a private, air-conditioned minivan with an English-speaking driver. WiFi and infant seats are available. The price is fixed before you book, so there's no negotiation at the curb or meter anxiety during the drive. You arrive with time to spare and no transport stress behind you.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving by cruise ship or staying in Trapani city and need to reach the airport without arranging a taxi or negotiating a fare — the fixed price and pre-arranged pickup time remove both the cost uncertainty and the wait.
San Vito Lo Capo to Palermo Airport: Private Transfer & WiFiYou get a private air-conditioned minivan from your San Vito Lo Capo address to Palermo airport, with WiFi on board and a driver confirmation call the day before. Infant seats are available, the price is fixed, and you avoid arranging a taxi or negotiating fares at the curb. The drive takes around an hour.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling from San Vito Lo Capo to catch a flight and want to skip arranging a taxi or negotiating fares—the fixed price and driver confirmation mean you know exactly what to expect and when the car will arrive.
Rome Day Trip from Venice: High-Speed Train & Walking TourYou board a high-speed train in Venice, travel four hours to Rome, and spend the afternoon walking past Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps, St. Peter's Square, and the Theatre of Marcellus with a local guide who explains what you're seeing. The train carries you both ways; the guide handles the rest. You return to Venice the same evening, having seen Rome's main attractions without arranging transport or navigating the city alone.Is it for me?Right for anyone based in Venice who wants to see Rome's main sights in a single day without renting a car or booking separate transport and a guide — the train schedule and fixed itinerary are what make a full afternoon in the city possible without staying overnight.
Rome: Roman Forum & Palatine Hill Walking TourYou'll walk through Circus Maximus, climb Palatine Hill, and explore the Roman Forum with an official guide who explains the layout and history without rushing you between stops. Entry tickets are included, so you skip the queue; the pace suits all fitness levels, and the route connects the three sites so you understand how they fit together rather than seeing them as separate ruins.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand how Rome's ancient sites connect rather than visit them separately—the guide and included tickets mean you skip the logistics and focus on the history.
Sicilian Wine Tasting from Palermo: 5 Wines with Food PairingA half-day winery tour from Palermo includes hotel pickup, a guided tasting of five premium wines from Duca di Salaparuta, and a gastronomic pairing of Sicilian street food at a traditional winery founded in 1824. The group stays small to keep the experience personal, and a live guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian or French.Is it for me?The small group and private transport mean the pace stays yours and the guide can answer questions without rushing—book this if you want to taste wine without the crowd and learn the story behind each bottle from someone who knows the winery.
Montalcino: Brunello Wine Tasting & Vineyard TourYou walk through the vineyards, tour the aging cellar with a sommelier, and taste four wines — Rosato, Rosso di Montalcino, vintage Brunello, and a Super Tuscan — paired with local pecorino and bruschetta. The winery keeps groups small and the pace relaxed, so you're learning without feeling rushed. Plan for three to four hours in the hills above Montalcino.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand Brunello without the crowds of a commercial tasting room — the small-group format and family-run setting are what make the sommelier's attention and the pace actually yours.
Bologna: Ferrari & Lamborghini Museums, Factory Tour & LunchYou visit four separate facilities—Lamborghini's factory floor and museum, the Enzo Ferrari Museum, and the Ferrari Museum—with an English guide steering you through each one and handling all the logistics. Lunch is included and cooked in the traditional Emilian style. You don't arrange transport between sites, don't navigate the museums alone, and don't have to figure out which cars matter and why; the guide does that. Test drives and simulators are optional add-ons you book ahead of time.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see three legendary car factories and museums in one day without arranging your own transport between Modena, Maranello, and Sant'Agata—the shared group and fixed itinerary handle the logistics so you focus on the cars and the food.
Medici Chapels Florence Private Tour: Michelangelo SculpturesA private guided tour of the Medici Chapels in Florence takes you through the 16th- and 17th-century burial complex of the Medici family inside the Church of San Lorenzo, with a dedicated guide who explains the Renaissance masterpieces and the dynasty's history. Your guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian, French or German; hotel pickup is included if you're centrally located. The tour lasts around two hours and covers the New Sacristy with Michelangelo's sculptures, the Cappella dei Principi with its marble and frescoes, and the Crypt of the Lorenas where Cosimo the Elder and Lorenzo the Magnificent are entombed.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to explore Renaissance sculpture and Medici history with someone who can explain what you're looking at—the private format means your guide can move at your pace and answer questions without managing a larger group.
Olbia to Emerald Coast: Private Transfer Porto Cervo & Porto RotondoYou're picked up at Olbia port or your hotel and driven in a private, air-conditioned vehicle to your destination on the Emerald Coast — Porto Cervo, Porto Rotondo, or any of the nearby towns. The driver meets you on arrival, knows the route, and handles all the driving while you settle in. Child seats and pet carriers are available on request, and the fare is fixed before you book.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving at Olbia port or leaving a hotel on the Emerald Coast and want to skip the shared shuttle queue — a fixed-price private car means you leave when you're ready and arrive without waiting for other passengers.
Bologna: Lamborghini, Pagani & Ducati Factory Tours with LunchYou visit three working factories in the Motor Valley near Bologna: Lamborghini's museum and production line where V12 engines are assembled, Pagani's hypercar workshop where carbon fiber is hand-processed, and Ducati's motorcycle factory with championship-winning bikes on display. The day includes all entry fees, a private driver with air conditioning, an English guide, and lunch with views of the Lamborghini factories. Plan for a full day of walking through active production floors and museums.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see how three of Italy's most famous brands actually build their products—not just look at finished cars and bikes behind glass, but watch engines being assembled and carbon fiber being shaped—without arranging transport between the three separate locations yourself.
Pinacoteca di Brera guided tour: Renaissance masterpiecesA guided tour of Milan's Pinacoteca di Brera combines access to one of Italy's most important art museums with a walking exploration of the surrounding Brera district. The tour spans two hours, led by an English-speaking guide who contextualizes works by Caravaggio, Raphael, Piero della Francesca and Bellini across the gallery's Renaissance and Baroque holdings, then continues through the neighborhood's narrow streets lined with art galleries, antique shops and cafés. Entry tickets and a complimentary eBook with art insights and travel tips arrive with your booking.Is it for me?The two-hour pace means you're on your feet for the full time—the gallery itself is not rushed, and the Brera walk that follows is leisurely but continuous. Book this if you want to see the masterpieces without spending an entire day in the museum, and you're comfortable walking through a neighborhood on foot as part of the experience.
Savoca & Isola Bella boat tour from Taormina: Godfather villageA guided tour from Taormina visits Savoca, the village where scenes from the 1972 Godfather film were shot, with a stop at the legendary Bar Vitelli, then continues by shared boat to Isola Bella marine reserve. The tour includes hotel pickup, the village walk, and the boat excursion; it runs about five hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in Taormina without a car—hotel pickup and drop-off are included, and the fixed return time means you won't miss dinner reservations or evening plans.
Bologna: Ducati Factory Tour & Lamborghini Museum with LunchYou spend the morning in the Ducati Museum and factory floor in Borgo Panigale, seeing the history and current production of the bikes; the afternoon at Lamborghini's MUDETEC with skip-the-line entry to walk through seventy years of supercars at your own pace; and lunch at a balsamic producer's villa with a tour, tasting, and a three-course meal with wine included. Private transport connects all three stops, so you arrive without having to navigate Bologna yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both Ducati and Lamborghini in one day without arranging separate transport, museum tickets, or timing between stops—the private car and fixed itinerary handle all of that, leaving you free to focus on the factories and the cars.
Cinque Terre Vineyard Trek: 3 Wines & Terraced ViewsA guided 3-hour trek through Cinque Terre's terraced vineyards above Vernazzo, ending at the private Fussà estate for a tasting of three on-site wines with traditional snacks. The guide is a local, the route follows ancient paths, and your visit directly funds the restoration of dry-stone walls and abandoned land. Children from age 5 are welcome; the hike requires moderate fitness.Is it for me?The three-hour commitment leaves room for another meal or a second village in Cinque Terre the same day, but the steep terrain and moderate hiking pace mean this is not a quick detour—plan for a full morning or afternoon and wear proper hiking shoes.
Rome: Trevi Fountain Inner Access & Audio Guide TicketsYou enter the Trevi Fountain with skip-the-line access and an audio guide that explains the Baroque design, the sea horse sculptures, and the 2,000-year-old aqueduct still feeding it. You get a digital city map and move through at your own pace without the crush of crowds. Children under five enter free, and your ticket lives on your phone.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to actually see and hear the fountain instead of just elbowing through the crowd — the inner access and audio guide are what make that possible in one of Rome's most packed spots.
Florence: Uffizi Gallery & Vasari Corridor Entry TicketsYou enter the Uffizi Gallery at your reserved time and explore Renaissance masterpieces at your own pace. After the main galleries, you walk through the Vasari Corridor, a historic elevated passage with views over Florence, ending at Palazzo Pitti. No guide, no crowds, no wasted time in entry queues.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Uffizi's masterpieces without spending your morning in the entry line, and you're curious about the hidden corridor the Medici used to move between palaces—the timed ticket is what makes both possible in a single, self-paced visit.
