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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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.
Leaning Tower of Pisa: Timed Entry & AudioguideYou get timed entry to skip the line, an interactive audioguide that explains the tower's 900-year history and architecture as you climb 296 steps, and a reserved time slot that lets you explore Piazza dei Miracoli at your own pace. If you choose the All-Access Pass, you also unlock the Cathedral, Baptistery, and museums for a full year. Bring your ID, and plan for at least two hours if you're doing the tower plus the surrounding complex.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to skip the entry line and climb the tower on your own schedule without a guide rushing you through—the timed slot and audioguide are what make that possible. The All-Access Pass works well if you plan to explore the full complex or might return to Pisa later in the year.
Capri & Positano Day Trip: Blue Grotto & Coastal TownsA private day trip from Sorrento to Capri and Positano with an English-speaking guide, private transport and ferry tickets included. You start at Marina Piccola with a fast ferry to Capri, ride a minibus along the Mamma Mia Road to the Blue Grotto (weather permitting), then take a jetfoil to Positano for free time in the town before a private Mercedes van returns you to your hotel. The tour runs 8 hours and suits small groups or solo travelers who want both islands without arranging ferries or transport themselves.Is it for me?This is a private tour, so your guide and transport are yours alone (or shared only with your group), which means the pace and stops are set by the operator's schedule rather than by you—book it if you want both islands and all the logistics arranged, and prefer not to coordinate ferries and transport separately. The 8-hour day suits travelers who want to see two major coastal towns without a full overnight stay on either island.
Milan: Sforza Castle & Brera Gallery with Da Vinci's SalaYou get a guided walk through the Sforza Castle's courtyards and museums, a stroll through the Brera district's bohemian alleyways, and entry to the Pinacoteca Brera with an expert guide who explains the paintings and why they matter. Museum tickets are included, and the whole experience fits into one morning without you arranging transport or entry times yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you have a morning in Milan and want to see the main art collections without arranging tickets, transport between sites, or figuring out which galleries matter—the guide handles all three, and you just walk.
Rome Walking Tour: Mouth of Truth, Circus Maximus & Local GuideA 2-hour walking tour in Rome starting at Tiber Island and moving through the sites that shaped the city's earliest history, with a professional local guide speaking English. You'll learn why the island is ship-shaped, hear the legend of Romulus and Remus, visit the Mouth of Truth at the Basilica of Saint Mary in Cosmedin, and stand in Circus Maximus where Romans watched chariot races. The tour covers the areas along the Tiber where merchants and shepherds first traded, connecting the city's mythical founding to the public spaces that defined Roman life.Is it for me?Choose this if you want Rome's founding story and key riverside sites connected by a guide in one walk, rather than visiting them separately—you'll see Tiberine Island, the Mouth of Truth, and the Tiber's merchant origins all in sequence.
Savona Shore Excursion: Private City Tour & Local GuideYou get a private guide, flexible pacing through Savona's medieval core, and entry to the Priamar Fortress, Baroque cathedral, and Renaissance chapel. The guide shapes the route to your interests — whether that's maritime history, architecture, or just wandering the old streets without a schedule. You're back at the port in time for the ship's departure, and you've seen the city the way locals move through it, not the way a group tour rushes past it.Is it for me?Book this if you're docking in Savona and want to see the city without the pace of a group tour or the hassle of arranging your own guide — the private format and flexible itinerary mean you explore at your rhythm, and the fixed return time takes the guesswork out of getting back to the ship.
Venice Ghost Tour: Haunted Legends Walking TourA 1 hour 15-minute walking tour through Venice's most atmospheric districts—Castello, Cannaregio, and the eerie squares around Campo San Giovanni and Paolo—led by a guide who tells the stories of doges, tragic deaths, and Venetian legends that haunt the city. The tour moves through darkened alleys and past the haunting Malibran Theater, ending with views of the cemetery from Fondamenta Nuova. A live English-speaking guide is included; online support reaches you once you've booked.Is it for me?This is a shared walking tour led by a guide, so you follow the route and the stories rather than setting your own pace—which is what holds the narrative together and keeps the atmosphere intact as you move through each district. Choose it if you want the history and the legends told by someone who knows where to stand and what happened there, rather than wandering on your own or reading about it later.
Asinara National Park: E-Bike Rental from Porto TorresYou rent a pedal-assist e-bike delivered to the ferry dock in Porto Torres, ride self-guided through Asinara National Park for the day, and return in the evening. The electric motor handles elevation; you choose the route, speed and stops. Range is typically 60–120 km depending on conditions and fitness. Book your bike size by WhatsApp after reserving.Is it for me?Right for independent riders who want to cover ground without fatigue and prefer to explore without a guide or group schedule — the e-bike's range and self-guided format let you spend a full day on the island without planning every stop in advance.
Bologna: Ducati, Ferrari & Lamborghini Museums 2-Day PassYou get entry to five world-class automotive museums—Ducati, both Lamborghini spaces, Ferrari in Maranello, and the Enzo Ferrari Museum—spread across two days in Italy's Motor Valley. Day one is fixed (both Lamborghini museums in Bologna), then you choose the order for Ferrari and Ducati. You travel between sites independently, which means you set the pace and timing. The ticket includes all entry fees; no transport service is provided.Is it for me?This pass is built for automotive and design enthusiasts who want to see Italy's legendary car and motorcycle brands without buying separate tickets to each museum—the two-day window and flexible scheduling let you explore at your own pace instead of rushing through everything in one exhausting day.
Pescara to Rome FCO Airport Transfer: Luxury MinivanYou're picked up at your Pescara address by a named driver who handles your luggage, drives you to Rome Fiumicino in a comfortable minivan with WiFi and water, and stays with you through airport check-in. The journey takes around three hours; child seats are available if you're traveling with young children. Book by providing your flight details and pickup address, and the driver meets you with a nameplate so there's no confusion at the door.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling from Pescara to Rome Fiumicino and want to avoid arranging a taxi, negotiating a price at the curb, or waiting for a shared shuttle—the driver knows your name, your flight time, and your address, so the whole thing is settled before you leave home.
Bologna: Lamborghini & Ferruccio Museums Same-Day EntryYou get entry to both the Automobili Lamborghini Museum and the Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum on the same day, with a digital audio guide in five languages included at the Ferruccio museum. Flexible entry means you choose your arrival time, and you can visit the museums in any order or split your time between them. No fixed schedule, no rush — just two museums, one ticket, and the full arc of how a tractor company became a supercar legend.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see the full Lamborghini story — from Ferruccio's first tractor in 1947 to the hybrid supercars of today — without booking two separate tickets or worrying about timing. The flexible entry and same-day validity mean you control the pace, not a schedule.
Dolomites day trip from Venice: Lakes and mountain villagesThis eight-hour day trip from Venice takes you by minivan through the Dolomites, stopping at Lake Santa Croce, the village of Pieve di Cadore, Lake Auronzo, and Lake Misurina at 1,754 meters above sea level, with views of Tre Cime di Lavaredo and the surrounding peaks. The round-trip transfer from Venice is included with a bilingual driver; you choose how long to spend at each stop. A chairlift to Col del Varda at 2,106 meters is available for an extra fee if you want higher vistas.Is it for me?Book this tour if you are staying in Venice without a car and want to see the high Dolomites in a single day — the pickup from your hotel and the fixed schedule mean you do not have to arrange transport or plan the route yourself, and the minivan takes you through the mountain passes and tunnels that are part of the landscape.
Milan luxury shopping tour with personal shopper Quadrilatero ModaThis private luxury shopping tour in Milan pairs you with a dedicated personal shopper who guides you through the Quadrilatero della Moda—the city's iconic fashion district—over three hours. You explore Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga, Via Sant'Andrea, and Via Manzoni, stopping at flagship stores and boutique ateliers while your guide shares the history of Italian haute couture and tailors each stop to your preferences. The tour includes the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a 19th-century architectural masterpiece with high-end boutiques and historic cafés. A live guide speaks English or Italian.Is it for me?The three-hour walk covers multiple streets and boutiques at a leisurely pace, so you're on your feet but not rushing. Book this if you want expert guidance on where to shop and what to buy rather than wandering on your own, or if you're new to Milan's fashion district and want someone who knows every house and atelier to shape the day around what you actually want.
Bologna: Ferrari & Lamborghini Museums with F1 SimulatorYou visit four world-class supercar museums in a single day—Ferrari, Enzo Ferrari, Lamborghini, and the Ferruccio Lamborghini collection—with skip-the-line entry to each. You get a hands-on F1 simulator session at the Ferrari Museum, something most tours don't include. Round-trip transport from Bologna is arranged, and groups stay small (max 8), so you're never waiting in lines or fighting crowds between stops.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see all four major supercar museums in one day without arranging separate transport, tickets, or timing between locations—the small group size and coordinated schedule are what make visiting four museums possible in a single outing.
Bologna: Renzo Savini House Museum & Aperitif TourYou walk through a private collection of rare objects—fossils, taxidermy, sculptures, antique tools—arranged as they were kept, not as they'd be displayed in a conventional museum. A guide (Benedetta Savini herself, if you choose Italian) or audio guide in your language leads you through the rooms. You finish with an aperitif of sparkling wine, spritz, and Bolognese desserts in crystal glasses before heading out. Public transport is nearby; the whole experience suits any fitness level.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see how a serious collector actually lived—not a polished exhibition, but a real archive of objects chosen for meaning rather than market value. The audio guides free you to move at your own pace; the Italian-language tour with Benedetta adds the stories behind what you're seeing.
Mount Etna 4x4 tour with winery lunch from CataniaA private 4x4 Mount Etna tour from Catania combines a guided trek through volcanic ash and lava fields at 1,800 meters on the north slope with lunch and wine tasting at a winery on the volcano itself. Hotel pickup and an English-speaking driver are included; the tour runs seven hours total. Groups range from one to six travelers per vehicle.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a private 4x4 with your own group (just you, or up to five others) so you're not sharing the vehicle or guide with strangers.
Wine Tasting Chianti: Brunello straight from the barrelYou start in the vineyard, then move to the cellar for a guided tasting of three Chianti wines including the world-renowned Brunello and Rosso di Montalcino. The defining moment is tasting wine straight from the wooden barrel, the way producers do it themselves. Homemade bread and Tuscan olive oil round out the hour, and you leave with photos and a sense of how traditional winemaking actually works.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand how Chianti is actually made and tasted, without spending a full day at a winery—the one-hour format and barrel tasting give you the insider view without the commitment.
Montalcino Brunello wine tour with lunch: Taste at the barrelYou'll taste Brunello di Montalcino straight from the barrel at Winery Colsereno, walk through the organic vineyard, and sit down to a three-course Tuscan lunch with wine pairings. Transport from Montalcino is included, and dietary needs are accommodated when you mention them at booking. The whole day runs in the afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Brunello at the moment it matters most—in the barrel, before it's bottled—and understand how it's made without joining a large group or spending a full day away from Montalcino.
