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 Milan18 optionsBoat Tour Venice51 optionsFlorence Walking Tour171 optionsFlorence Museum Tours33 optionsMuseums15 optionsNaples Vesuvius Tour23 optionsSorrento Boat Tour83 options
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Florence: Bargello Museum Skip-the-Line TicketYou arrive at your assigned time, skip the entry line, and move straight into galleries holding Michelangelo, Donatello, and one of Italy's most important sculpture collections. The palace itself—a 13th-century fortress—is part of the experience. Temporary exhibition fees apply beyond the ticket price, and you'll need to print your voucher to redeem it at the gate.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Florence's most important sculpture collection without losing an hour to the entry queue—the assigned time slot is what makes that possible, and it's the only variable you don't have to manage yourself.
Rafting and canyoning in Calabria: 2-day expeditionA two-day rafting and canyoning expedition in Calabria combines 16 km of paddling through canyon gorges with an overnight camp and a second day of canyoning down the Vrisa stream. Private transport, dinner, breakfast and all equipment are included; the guide speaks English, Spanish or Italian. Minimum age is 14, and moderate fitness is required.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in Calabria without a car — private transport handles the logistics between the two days and back, so you focus on paddling and sliding instead of arranging rides. The overnight camp is the core of it: you're not commuting to a hotel each night, which is what makes the full expedition possible and the fire-side dinner part of the story.
Rome: Trevi Fountain Inner Access & Skip-the-Line EntryYou enter through a restricted access point, skip the outdoor queue entirely, and explore the Baroque sculptures and restricted areas with an audio guide. The ticket gives you close-up photography time and the space to actually look at the details instead of just documenting them. You're in and out without the crush, which is what makes the visit feel like something other than a box to check.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Trevi Fountain without standing in a crowd for an hour — the restricted inner access is what makes that possible, and the audio guide turns the visit from a photo stop into an actual experience.
Milan: Duomo, La Scala & Galleria with 24-Hour Bus PassYou get entry to Milan's two most famous landmarks—the Gothic Duomo Cathedral with its 3,200 rooftop statues and La Scala Theatre where Verdi premiered his operas—plus a full day on an open-top bus to explore at your own pace. Walk through the 19th-century Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II arcade, then use your 24-hour pass to move between neighborhoods without booking a guide or timing your stops around a group schedule.Is it for me?Choose this if you want Milan's three must-see landmarks without booking a rigid group tour—the 24-hour bus pass and self-guided format mean you move at your own speed, pause where you want, and skip the waiting around that comes with a fixed itinerary.
Mount Etna Advanced Trek: 6 Hours & Volcanic Cave from CataniaYou trek for five to six hours across Mount Etna's north-east slopes, starting at 2000 meters altitude, with a naturalist guide leading you through lava fields, crater circles, and native vegetation. You explore a volcanic cave with provided helmets and torches, eat a packed lunch on the mountain, and see the recent February 2025 eruption site if conditions allow. Transport from Catania, all equipment, and live geological commentary are included; the day ends with drop-off back in the city.Is it for me?Right for hikers with moderate fitness who want to spend a full day on Etna's slopes with a naturalist guide handling the route, the geology, and the logistics—the private format and fixed schedule mean you're not arranging transport, timing the climb yourself, or navigating the mountain alone.
Sicilian Cooking Class in Favara with Cannolo TastingYou’ll taste real Sicilian cannoli fresh from an old bakery, walk Favara’s lively streets with a local, and cook classic dishes in a welcoming home kitchen. If you love food and want to learn hands-on, this is your day.
Salerno to Bari Transfer via Matera: Small Group & Optional StopYou travel in a small group from Salerno to Bari in an air-conditioned vehicle with fuel and tolls covered. The optional Matera stop lets you walk through the sassi district for two hours before continuing your journey. Pickup and drop-off are arranged around your needs, and the group size keeps the pace manageable for families, travelers with luggage, or anyone who'd rather not drive.Is it for me?Book this if you're moving between Salerno and Bari and want to skip the hassle of renting a car or timing train connections — the small group size and personalized routing mean the driver adjusts to your pace, not the other way around.
Etruscan Tombs Hike in Sovana: 6km Trek to Hidden NecropolisA 6km hiking trek departing from Sovana, the most important Etruscan city in the area, to discover late Etruscan tombs and the Via Cava—canyons carved by human hands over centuries. A licensed local guide leads the route through less crowded terrain, and you'll cross a small creek (waterproof shoes recommended). The hike takes 2 to 3 hours; wine tasting from local winemakers is available at the end for an additional cost.Is it for me?This trek works best for small groups or solo travelers who want a guide who knows the hidden sites—the tombs are scattered and unmarked, so going alone means missing most of them. If you're fit enough for a steady 2- to 3-hour walk and comfortable with a creek crossing, the route opens up a part of Sovana that most visitors skip.
Private Day Tour: Pompeii, Sorrento & Positano with Local GuideYou’ll beat the crowds with an early start, wander Sorrento’s old streets before they fill up, cruise cliffside roads to Positano for real local flavor, and dive into Pompeii’s ruins with expert insight—all in one relaxed day.
Salerno to Pompeii & Naples: Private Wheelchair Accessible TransferA driver meets you in Salerno with your name on a sign, then drives you to Pompeii for a 2-hour stop among the Roman ruins before continuing to Naples. The vehicle is wheelchair accessible, air-conditioned, and stocked with water; your driver speaks English and the price is fixed. You skip the stress of arranging transport between cities and arrive with time to explore one of Europe's most significant archaeological sites without rushing.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling between Salerno and Naples and want to see Pompeii without arranging separate transport, buying train tickets, or negotiating with taxis—the fixed price and scheduled stop make a multi-city journey feel like one seamless ride.
Prosecco Hills Wine Tour from Venice: 2 Wineries & LunchYou get picked up from Venice, driven to two family-run Prosecco wineries in the DOCG hills, guided through tastings of sparkling and still varieties by a sommelier, and fed a traditional lunch at a working farm restaurant. Transport, wine, food, and expertise are all included — you just show up and let the day happen.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Prosecco beyond the bottle and don't want to arrange winery visits, transport, or timing yourself — the sommelier guide and fixed itinerary mean you taste with someone who knows what you're tasting, and the van handles the driving so you can actually enjoy what you're drinking.
Florence: Duomo, Ponte Vecchio & Gelato Tour with SeatsYou’ll explore Florence’s iconic sights—like the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and Piazza della Signoria—at your own pace with a portable chair for rests along the way. Hear stories from an art historian guide, enjoy authentic gelato, and soak up city life without rushing. It’s less about distance and more about noticing what’s around you.
Amalfi Coast day trip: Private van, three towns, local driverA private day tour of the Amalfi Coast starting with hotel pickup, traveling through Positano, Amalfi and Ravello in a comfortable minivan with an English or Italian-speaking driver. The itinerary is customizable to your interests, and the driver suggests lunch spots and local shops along the way. Six hours total; air-conditioned transport and WiFi on board are included.Is it for me?The pickup from your hotel means you don't need a car or a rental to reach the coast, and because the van is private, the driver can adjust the route and timing to what interests you instead of following a fixed group schedule.
Sinis Peninsula Bike Tour: Sardinia Medieval Towns & RuinsA guided bicycle tour of the Sinis Peninsula in Sardinia covering 45 km across medieval towns, Roman ruins and beaches, with olive oil tasting included. The route starts and ends at Marina di Torregrande, passing through Cabras, Riola Sardo, Putzu Idu and San Giovanni di Sinis on roads with light traffic. The tour runs 8 hours with a live guide in English or Spanish, bike rental and safety equipment provided, and is open to children from age 12 onward.Is it for me?Book this if you want to ride 45 km across quiet roads with a guide setting the pace, rather than plotting your own route—the itinerary and olive oil tasting are built in, so you pedal the whole day instead of stopping to plan.
Ischia and Procida Private Yacht Tour from SorrentoA private yacht tour departing from Sorrento explores Ischia and Procida over seven to eight hours, with an English or Italian-speaking skipper guiding stops at Maronti Beach, the Green Grotto, Aragonese Castle, Vivara Islet, Terra Murata, and Marina di Corricella. Hotel pickup is included for accommodations in Sorrento, Massa Lubrense, Sant'Agnello, Piano di Sorrento, or Meta. The itinerary is customizable—you choose which stops matter and how long to linger at each one.Is it for me?Book this private tour if you want to set the pace and choose which stops matter most—the skipper navigates and the itinerary bends to what you want to see and how long you want to stay in each place. A shared group tour locks you into fixed timing; this one keeps the day yours.
Tuscany wine tour: 2 wineries with Chianti & SommelierA full-day wine tour of Tuscany visiting two wineries with a live Sommelier guide in English or Italian. The itinerary covers the famous Chianti area, includes wine tastings at both estates, a light lunch at one of the wineries, hotel pickup and drop-off in the city area, and transport by air-conditioned minivan. The Sommelier leads the experience, walking you through the production methods and regional distinctions that define Tuscan wine.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to understand Tuscan wine rather than simply taste it—the Sommelier's presence is what turns a winery visit into an education, and the two-estate structure lets you see how different producers approach the same region.
8-day Sardinia cycling tour: Southwest coast & ancient ruinsAn 8-day cycling tour of southwest Sardinia that takes you through the Sinis peninsula, Costa Verde, and Costa del Sud on a fixed itinerary with a live guide, hotel accommodation, and baggage transport between each stop. The route passes Tharros, the dunes of Piscinas, the old mines of Sulcis, and the islands of Carloforte and Sant'Antioco. Guides lead in English or Italian; you'll need moderate fitness and can bring your own bike or rent one at checkout.Is it for me?The daily cycling runs 30–50 km over mixed terrain with coastal climbs, so moderate fitness is needed to enjoy the pace; the fixed itinerary and included accommodation mean the logistics are settled before you arrive, leaving you to focus on the riding and the stops.
Turano Valley kayaking and hiking: Medieval villagesA 2-day guided kayaking and hiking trip through Turano Valley combines a hike to the peak of Mt. St. John (with a Roman temple and frescoed church), kayaking on the lake in summer, visits to a ghost medieval village and a fortified town, and an overnight stay in a renovated stone house in one of Italy's top 100 small villages. The guide is an official park ranger who speaks English, Spanish, Italian and French, and children from age 4 are welcome. Meals, accommodation, equipment rental and all park fees are included.Is it for me?Two days is the length that holds the hike, the lake, the villages and a night in the valley itself—a single afternoon would force you to choose between them. The overnight stay means you arrive without rushing and leave without watching the clock, which is what turns a route into a place you actually know.
Puglia tour from Bari: Matera, Otranto, Castel del MonteThis four-night tour of Puglia covers the region from Bari east to the Adriatic and inland to Matera, with accommodation, daily transport and a guide included. You visit Otranto's old city and beaches, the cave-carved Sassi di Matera, Altamura's thousand-year-old cathedral, the octagonal Castel del Monte, and the clifftop town of Polignano a Mare. Pickups start at 9:30 a.m. each day from your accommodation; breakfast is included, and lunch is available on request.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cover Puglia's full range—coast, countryside, and ancient sites—across five days with a guide steering the route, rather than piecing together separate day trips or self-driving between regions.
Pompeii, Sorrento & Capri day trip: Private guide, no crowdsA private day trip from Sorrento combines a guided tour of Pompeii's archaeological site with a boat excursion to Capri, led by a driver and local guide who keep groups to seven people maximum. Hotel or cruise ship pickup is included; fast boat tickets to Capri and Pompeii entrance fees are arranged separately. The day runs 8.5 hours and covers transport, guided access and the logistics that let you move between two destinations without planning the connections yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving by cruise ship and need a single pickup/dropoff coordinated with your re-boarding time, or if you want one guide handling both Pompeii and Capri instead of managing separate bookings.
