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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Naples Pizza and Tiramisu Cooking Class: Make Both from ScratchA hands-on cooking class in Naples where you make Neapolitan pizza from scratch and prepare tiramisu step by step, guided by a local chef. You'll bake your pizza in a traditional wood-fired oven, layer the tiramisu yourself, then sit down to eat both with a drink included. The class runs three hours and you leave with recipes to recreate the dishes at home.Is it for me?The class runs three hours with hands-on work throughout — you're mixing, kneading, shaping, and layering the whole time, not watching a chef cook. Book this if you want to actually make the dishes yourself rather than observe, and if you have a morning or afternoon free to spend in the kitchen.
Rome: Pantheon Fast-Track Entry Ticket & Skip-the-Line AccessYou’ll skip the long ticket lines outside Rome’s Pantheon and step straight into its cool hush with fast-track entry. Stand beneath the famous dome as sunlight pours through the oculus, see Raphael’s tomb up close, and take your time soaking up centuries of history — all without feeling rushed or crowded.
Rome: Colosseum Fast-Track & Roman Forum Walking TourYou skip the Colosseum entry line with pre-booked passes and explore the first two tiers with a historian guide who explains the graffiti, engineering, and history as you walk. Then you move through the Roman Forum—learning which ruins were shops, baths, and temples—and climb Palatine Hill to see where the emperors lived. The €18 ticket covers all three sites; the guide brings them into focus.Is it for me?Book this if you want the three most important Roman sites in one guided afternoon without arranging tickets separately or spending time in entry queues—the pre-booked passes and historian guide are what make that possible in a single day.
Sorrento Farm Tour: Pizza, Cheese & Wine Tasting ExperienceYou’ll walk Sorrento’s green hills with locals who treat you like family—feeding goats, tasting fresh tomatoes, spinning mozzarella by hand, rolling your own pizza dough. Enjoy lunch under olive trees with house wine and finish with homemade limoncello. It’s warm, messy fun—the kind you’ll remember when you smell lemons again.
Rome: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Skip-the-Line TicketsYou arrive at your assigned time, skip the entrance queue, and enter the Vatican Museums with fast-track access. Explore the galleries, the Sistine Chapel, and Renaissance masterpieces at your own rhythm, or upgrade to a 2.5-hour guided tour that includes St. Peter's Basilica if open. Security takes about twenty minutes; plan to arrive early and wear covered shoulders and knees.Is it for me?Right for travelers with limited time in Rome who want to see the Vatican without losing hours to queues. Expect to spend about twenty minutes in security and plan for moderate walking through uneven gallery floors; that's what lets you cover the main galleries and the Sistine Chapel in a morning or afternoon.
Bologna Food Tour: Tagliatelle, Mortadella & Local Expert GuideA small-group food tour in Bologna led by a local food expert, walking through the historic center and tasting handmade tagliatelle al ragù, mortadella, cotoletta alla Bolognese, artisanal gelato or Torta degli Addobbi, and espresso—the equivalent of a full meal across at least four stops in 3.5 hours. The guide speaks English and Italian, shares insider knowledge about each dish and its history, and keeps groups small so every guest gets personal attention. Water and at least one alcoholic drink are included; this is a walking tour, so moderate fitness helps.Is it for me?Book the lunch option if you want the tour to anchor your midday meal, or the dinner option if you prefer to eat in the evening—both follow the same route and tastings, so the choice is about when you want the full meal to happen. The small-group format means the guide can answer questions and adjust the pace for your group, rather than moving through a larger crowd.
Florence: Walking Tour of Duomo, Ponte Vecchio & Medici SightsYou’ll walk Florence’s historic center with a certified guide who shares stories behind every landmark—from the Medici Chapel to Ponte Vecchio and Santa Croce Square. Expect laughter over local words, market smells that follow you down alleys, and tips for exploring after the tour ends. You’ll leave feeling like Florence isn’t just a museum—it’s alive around every corner.
Milan: La Scala Museum & Theatre Tour with Small GroupYou enter La Scala's museum with a small group and licensed guide, moving through costumes, instruments, and memorabilia of opera's greatest names. You stand in the historic boxes overlooking the main theatre hall, seeing the chandelier and golden tiers from where the legends once performed. Entry tickets are included, and the location near Milan's Duomo means you can keep exploring after.Is it for me?Right for opera lovers or anyone curious about Milan's cultural heart who'd rather not navigate the museum alone. The small-group format and licensed guide mean you move at a pace that lets the history sink in, not rush past it.
Rome: Vespa Sidecar Tour with Pantheon Entry & GelatoYou’ll ride through Rome’s tangled streets in a Vespa sidecar with a local guide narrating each stop — from tossing coins at Trevi Fountain to skipping lines at the Pantheon and tasting real gelato in a hidden alley. Feel history up close and end up seeing (and maybe feeling) Rome in ways you didn’t expect.
Rome: Immersive History Show & Interactive ExperienceYou’ll step straight into Rome’s story with immersive projections and sound that bring 2700 years alive around you. Audio guides are ready in eight languages, so you can follow at your own pace—even if you’re pushing a stroller or using a wheelchair. It’s an easy start to exploring Rome that leaves you seeing the city with new eyes.
Florence: Tuscan Cooking Class & Dinner with Local ChefYou’ll join a small group in Florence for a hands-on Tuscan cooking class led by a local chef, making classic dishes like truffle risotto and chocolate cake. Share stories while preparing dinner together, then sit down for a relaxed meal with wine in good company. It’s not just about recipes — it’s about laughter, new friends, and real flavors you’ll remember.
Skip the Line Pompeii Tour: Archaeologist-Led Walking GuideA 2-hour guided walking tour of Pompeii led by an archaeology expert who skips the ticket line for you. You'll walk the original streets, enter the Stabian Baths and Lupanare, and finish at the Forum while learning how Romans lived before Vesuvius buried the city in 79 A.D. Small groups stay under 15 people, and you choose between a private guide, a shared group tour, or a private kids-friendly guide at checkout.Is it for me?Small groups move at a steady pace with expert archaeology commentary; private groups set their own rhythm through the same highlights of the Roman city.
Florence: Private Electric Rickshaw Ride & Flexible PickupYou’ll ride through Florence in a private electric rickshaw with your own local driver—choose your pickup point and stop wherever curiosity takes you. Smell fresh bread near old piazzas, pause for photos or coffee breaks, and end your ride wherever feels right. It’s relaxed, personal, and lets you see the city at your own pace.
Rome: Haunted Night Walking Tour with Ghost StoriesYou’ll walk through Rome’s haunted heart after dark — hearing chilling tales in Campo de’ Fiori, crossing bridges where ghosts supposedly linger, and stepping into a chapel lined with bones. With a local guide leading your small group, you’ll feel history come alive (and maybe get goosebumps) as you see familiar places in a whole new way.
Pompeii Private Tour with Archaeologist: Skip the Line, 3 HoursA 3-hour private tour of Pompeii led by an archaeologist who has worked the site for years, covering the theatres, forum, baths, frescoed houses, shops and streets of the ancient city. You skip the ticket line on request, and the guide shares details and context you won't find in books or online. Available in English or Italian; entrance tickets are an additional cost for adults, free for under-18s.Is it for me?You'll understand not just what you're seeing, but why the city was built this way—your archaeologist guide lingers on what fascinates you most, revealing details you won't find in books.
Palatine Hill Tour: Gladiators' arena & imperial ruinsYou skip the main Colosseum line, walk three of Rome's most important archaeological sites with a licensed guide, and get entry fees included in one fixed price. The three-hour pace means you cover the Colosseum's arena, Palatine Hill's imperial ruins, and the Roman Forum's original roads without rushing, and you're done by early afternoon. Small groups keep it personal, and the guide fills in what's missing from the stones.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Rome's three most important ancient sites in one morning without arranging separate tickets or navigating entry lines. The three-hour pace is tight enough to cover all three, which is what makes fitting the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and Forum into one tour possible.
Rome: Small Group Walking Tour of Trevi, Pantheon & NavonaYou’ll walk Rome’s centro storico with a local guide, toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain, taste real gelato nearby, hear stories at the Pantheon, and end your tour at lively Piazza Navona just as restaurants fill up for dinner. Expect laughter, history layered underfoot, and moments that stick with you long after you’ve left.
Milan to Bernina Express: Alpine Train & St. Moritz Day TripYou travel from Milan through Lake Como and a mountain valley to board the Bernina Express, a UNESCO heritage railway that climbs to glacier views in the Swiss Alps. The day includes minibus transport, the train ticket, a stop in St. Moritz, and a return drive through Switzerland. Plan for thirteen hours of continuous travel with short walks and stairs; the pace is steady and the group stays under eighteen people.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Milan who want to see the Swiss Alps and ride a UNESCO heritage railway without arranging their own transport or train tickets. Expect a full thirteen-hour day with stairs, twisty mountain roads, and the physical pace that makes fitting two countries and a glacier view into one trip possible.
Capri Day Trip from Naples: Blue Grotto & Monte SolaroA small-group day trip from Naples to Capri includes round-trip fast ferry, a local English-speaking guide, minibus transport on the island, and admission to the Blue Grotto with rowboat access inside the cave. The itinerary covers four stops: the Blue Grotto, Anacapri with time for local food and craft shops, Monte Solaro reached by chairlift, and Piazzetta di Capri in the main square. The tour runs nine hours and departs from Molo Beverello port in Naples.Is it for me?This tour is built for travelers who want to see Capri's main sights in a single day without arranging ferries, transport or cave entry separately — the guide handles the route and timing, so you move through four stops without building the day yourself.
Rome: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Skip-the-LineYou skip the entry lines at the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and St. Peter's Basilica with guaranteed fast-track tickets. A guide leads you through the Pio Clementino Hall, the Gallery of Maps, and Michelangelo's ceiling frescoes, then into the Basilica to see the Pietà and Bernini's baldachin. You get official headsets, an illustrated Sistine Chapel factsheet, device charging and Wi-Fi at the meeting point. The tour runs about four hours and ends in St. Peter's Square.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Vatican's three main sights in one morning without spending two hours in entry queues—the skip-the-line tickets and fixed schedule are what make that possible in a single tour.
