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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Siena: Duomo Skip-the-Line & Old Town Walking TourYou’ll wander Siena’s winding streets with a local guide who brings stories to life — from ancient banks to the drama of Palio horse races. Step quietly into sacred spaces at Basilica di San Domenico and skip the line into Siena Cathedral, where striped marble columns rise overhead. You’ll taste city rhythms and leave with more questions than answers (in a good way).
Rome: Evening Golf Cart Tour with Aperitivo & DrinksYou’ll ride through Rome’s glowing streets by golf cart as evening falls, sipping Prosecco with new friends while your guide shares stories only locals know. Taste real aperitivo snacks at hidden bars, see icons like the Colosseum and Piazza Navona lit up after dark, and catch those small moments that make you feel part of the city’s rhythm.
Rome: Borghese Gallery Skip-the-Line & AudioguideYou skip the entrance queue with a timed-entry ticket, download the audioguide app to your phone, and spend two hours moving through the Borghese Gallery's Bernini sculptures, Caravaggio paintings, and Raphael masterpieces at your own speed. Afterward, you can walk the Villa Borghese gardens before heading back into the city. Arrive 15–20 minutes early to collect your audioguide code.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see Rome's best private art collection without standing in line and without a guide's pace dictating how long you spend with each painting — the timed entry and audioguide mean you control the rhythm, and the skip-the-line access means you actually get inside during your visit window.
Amalfi Coast Day Cruise from Positano: Emerald Grotto & SwimmingYou board a small boat in Positano and spend the day drifting past fishing villages and sea cliffs, stopping to snorkel and explore the Emerald Grotto (weather permitting). The boat holds 12 people maximum, includes one drink and snorkeling gear, and leaves you free time in Amalfi to explore on your own or take a bus to Ravello. Book all passengers together to guarantee you're on the same boat.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Amalfi Coast from the water without the chaos of a large group tour — the 12-person limit is what keeps the boat feeling intimate instead of crowded, and the flexible stops mean you're not locked into a rigid schedule.
Private Capri Boat Tour from Sorrento: Skip the Ferry LinesA private boat tour from Sorrento to Capri with snorkeling, swimming and a fully customizable route—you choose the pace and the stops, and Roberto and Rosa adjust the day around what you want to do. The boat departs from Sorrento Port or Positano Beach, and the 7 to 8 hour day includes Prosecco, towels, water and onboard facilities; live guide in English, Portuguese or Italian.Is it for me?Escape the ferry terminals and shape your own pace—Roberto and Rosa's private boat lets you swim, snorkel, and explore Capri's emerald waters exactly when and how you want.
Costa degli Dei Boat Tour: Swimming, Aperitif & Tropea ViewsYou’ll swim in clear bays along Calabria’s Costa degli Dei, taste fresh bruschetta and local white wine as you dry off in the sun, hear stories from your guide about ancient ports below the waves, and catch those wide-open views of Tropea that only make sense when you’re floating offshore.
Rome: Pasta & Gelato Cooking Class by Vatican with WineYou’ll learn to make fresh pasta and gelato from scratch with a Roman chef near the Vatican, tasting local olive oil and sipping wine as you go. Expect laughs over floury hands, stories behind every recipe, and a shared meal where you eat everything you create. It’s hands-on but never intimidating — you’ll leave full of food and ideas for your next dinner party.
Florence: Uffizi Gallery Early Entry Small Group TourYou’ll slip into Florence’s Uffizi Gallery before most visitors arrive, guided by someone who knows every corner and story behind those Renaissance masterpieces. Expect quiet moments with Botticelli and da Vinci, practical timed entry (no lines), and real conversation in a small group. You might leave thinking differently about art—or at least remembering how sunlight fell across Venus’ face.
Rome Pantheon Entry Ticket & Audio Guide AccessYou’ll walk Rome’s lively piazzas with entry ticket in hand and a local guide ready to share stories you’d never find alone. Step beneath the Pantheon dome, listen to history unfold in your language, and pause by Bernini’s elephant before wandering back into city life—expect moments that stay with you long after you leave.
Capri & Blue Grotto Boat Tour from Sorrento with Swim StopsYou’ll start your day sailing from Sorrento toward Capri with a local skipper, stopping for swims beneath cliffs and at famous spots like the Blue Grotto (if weather allows). There’s time to explore Capri town on your own, plus snacks and drinks on board. Expect laughter, quiet moments by hidden grottos, and that feeling of salt drying on your skin as you head back toward Sorrento.
Venice: I Musici Veneziani Opera Concert & Three TenorsYou’ll slip into Venice’s Scuola Grande di San Teodoro for an evening surrounded by music and history. Hear I Musici Veneziani perform opera classics as The Three Tenors fill the hall with powerful voices. With your ticket ready at the door and musicians in full Venetian costume, you’ll feel part of something timeless — maybe even catch yourself grinning at an unexpected moment.
Rome: Colosseum & Forum Private Tour with Arena AccessYou’ll walk straight into Rome’s Colosseum with skip-the-line entry, stand where gladiators once fought, then follow your private guide through the Roman Forum’s ruins and stories. Arena access lets you see things most visitors miss. Expect unexpected details—like the scent of old stone or a joke from your guide—that stick with you long after.
Florence Vintage Fiat 500 Tour: Drive Tuscan Hills with WineThis Florence tour puts you in the driver's seat of a vintage Fiat 500 for a six-hour run through the Tuscan hills, following a guide who leads the way out of the city. You'll pass through villages and scenic landscapes, stop at Piazzale Michelangelo and the hilltop basilica of San Miniato al Monte, then finish with a meal on a private terrace. The group stays small—five cars, 15 people maximum—and you'll need a valid driver's license with manual transmission experience to participate.Is it for me?Book the sole-use option if you want the car to yourself and your travel companions; choose the group-use option if you're comfortable sharing the Fiat 500 with other travelers and want a lower price. Either way, you need a valid driver's license and manual transmission experience—this tour puts you in control of the car, not a passenger seat.
Ortigia & Sea Caves Sicily: Boat Tour with SwimmingYou get a guided boat tour around Ortigia island, passing Castello Maniace, the Duomo, and historic waterfront landmarks, then venture into sea caves to see stalactites, coral, and dramatic rock formations lit by filtered light. The tour includes a swimming stop in clear water before returning. The route adjusts for weather, but the main sights and swim are standard.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Ortigia's landmarks and sea caves without arranging a rental car or piecing together multiple stops — the boat does the navigation and timing, leaving you free to just look and swim.
Venice: Murano & Burano Boat Tour with Glass DemoYou board a panoramic boat at St. Mark's Square and visit Murano to watch a glass master at work in an active furnace, then Burano for 90 minutes of free time among the painted houses and lace demonstrations, with optional Torcello on the way back. A multilingual guide explains the lagoon's history and craft traditions throughout. The boat is covered, so the tour runs in rain, and you're back in the city by late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the three most famous Venice lagoon islands without arranging separate boat tickets and timing each stop yourself—the guide handles the history and demonstrations, leaving you free to explore Burano at your own pace during the 90 minutes there.
Maddalena Archipelago Snorkeling Catamaran Tour with LunchA full-day catamaran snorkeling tour departing from Palau that visits four islands of the Maddalena Archipelago — Spargi, Budelli, Razzoli and Santa Maria — with a live guide in English or Italian, snorkel equipment, lunch and drinks included. The boat stops at named bays where you enter the water to snorkel, passes the famous Pink Beach (a protected natural monument you view from the boat), and anchors in the Madonna lagoon, a crystalline natural pool between three islands where designated coves allow swimming and snorkeling. Weather may shift the exact stops, but the route stays within the same protected marine park.Is it for me?Choose the Palau departure if you are staying on the north coast; choose Maddalena if you are based on the islands themselves. Either way, the catamaran's wider hull and included snorkel gear mean you spend the day moving between named bays and reefs instead of managing logistics or renting equipment at each stop.
Sicilian Cooking Class in Taormina: Market to Sea View KitchenA four-hour cooking class in Taormina where you visit a local market, then prepare three traditional Sicilian dishes—an appetizer, fresh fish main, and six handmade pasta shapes—with Chef Mimmo at a seaside restaurant in nearby Giardini Naxos. The class includes wine and cheese tasting, lunch, transfer from the market, and a certificate of participation; children from age 6 are welcome, and the guide speaks English and Italian.Is it for me?Start at a local market to touch the ingredients you'll cook, then prepare and eat your own dishes at a table overlooking the bay—the whole arc from discovery to table is what makes Sicilian cooking stick.
Rome: Colosseum, Forum & Palatine Hill Guided Tour with ArenaYou walk three of Rome's most layered archaeological sites in three hours with an expert guide who explains the underground systems, the political history, and the imperial lives all in one arc. Entry to all three sites, arena floor access, and headphones are included. Choose between guided or self-guided with the AI app. Bring your ID and full names for all travelers when you book.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want the three main sites in one morning without figuring out the route or missing the details—the guide (or app) handles both. Plan for three hours on your feet with some climbing on Palatine Hill, which is what gives you time to actually understand what you're looking at instead of just walking past it.
Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill TourYou walk through the Colosseum's interior rings and dungeons, climb to Palatine Hill's imperial villas and terrace views, then explore the Roman Forum where political history unfolded. Tickets are included and pre-purchased, the group stays small, and you choose between a live guide or a downloaded audio app. Expect uneven paths and steps, and plan for a full morning of walking on the actual ground where it all happened.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see the three main ancient sites without arranging tickets separately or navigating entry lines on their own. The walking is substantial and the paths uneven, so plan for comfortable shoes and steady legs—that's what lets you move through all three locations in one morning instead of spending hours waiting.
Rome After Dark: Private Mercedes Night Tour & 9 StopsYou get a private 2-hour drive through Rome at night, stopping at Trevi Fountain, the Vatican, Pantheon, Circus Maximus, Janiculum Hill and four other landmarks. An English-speaking driver handles navigation and answers questions about what you're seeing. The car is air-conditioned and the route can be adjusted to your preferences. Pickup is arranged when you book.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Rome's main night-time landmarks without arranging transport, timing stops yourself, or joining a group—the private car and fixed duration mean you move at your own pace and skip the crowds that fill walking tours.
