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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Rome Colosseum and Forum Tour: Skip the line at three sitesYou skip the entry lines at three of Rome's most important ancient sites with a licensed historian guide who rebuilds the ruins through stories and context. Your ticket and reservation fee are included, headsets keep you connected to the guide, and after the 3-hour tour ends you can stay and explore the Colosseum grounds independently. You'll need a valid government ID matching your booking name to enter.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Rome's three most important ancient sites in one morning without arranging tickets or navigating entry lines themselves. The 3-hour pace means you cover all three with context and expert storytelling, though expect walking and climbing — Palatine Hill is the steepest part, and much of the sites are exposed to sun.
Tuscany Day Trip: Siena, San Gimignano, Pisa & Winery LunchYou’ll wander Siena’s medieval alleys with a local guide, share laughter over farmhouse lunch and wine overlooking Tuscan hills, explore San Gimignano’s towers (and maybe get lost), then end your day marveling at Pisa’s Leaning Tower as evening falls. It’s not just sights—it’s stories, flavors, small surprises along winding roads.
Rome: Vatican Skip-the-Line Tour, Sistine Chapel & BasilicaYou’ll walk Rome’s oldest Vatican streets with an expert guide, skip long lines into the museums, and stand quietly beneath Michelangelo’s frescoes in the Sistine Chapel before entering St. Peter’s Basilica through a special entrance. Expect stories you’ll remember and small moments you didn’t see coming — plus all tickets included.
Medici Walking Tour Florence: Renaissance Stories & GemsYou get a guided walk through Florence's eight key landmarks with a licensed guide who tells you the Medici story and the Renaissance context, plus practical tips on food and shopping. The group stays under six people, which keeps the pace conversational. Plan for a morning or afternoon on foot; the guide handles the narrative so you don't have to read plaques or wonder what you're looking at.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Florence's main story — the Renaissance, the Medici, why it all matters — told by someone who knows the city, not a generic overview. The small group size and walking pace mean you can ask questions and linger if something interests you, though plan for a few hours on foot through the city center.
Florence: Medici Palace & Renaissance Walking TourYou walk Florence's Renaissance core with a licensed guide, moving from the Medici family's burial church through their palaces, the cathedral complex, and Piazza della Signoria to the Uffizi Gallery. The guide covers three centuries of Medici influence and architectural history at a natural pace, and you pay what you think the tour deserves at the end.Is it for me?Right for first-time visitors and returners who want the main Renaissance landmarks plus the stories behind them, without arranging a guide separately. The walk moves at a natural pace through the city center, so expect to be on your feet for the duration—that's what lets you see how the neighborhoods connect and why the Medici buildings matter.
Amalfi Coast tour from Naples: Sorrento, Positano & AmalfiA guided group tour from Naples along the Amalfi Coast, stopping in Sorrento, Positano and Amalfi for free time to explore, shop and eat. The tour includes round-trip hotel or port pickup, an air-conditioned coach with a professional driver and tour assistant, live commentary in English, Spanish, Italian or French, and a traditional Italian lunch if selected at checkout. Walking on cobblestones and steep streets is part of the day, especially in Positano.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving in Naples without a rental car and want to see the three signature towns of the Amalfi Coast in one morning and afternoon—the fixed route and included transport mean the day holds together without you building it. Choose a "with lunch" option if you'd rather not hunt for restaurants between stops; pick "no lunch" if you want to eat where and when you find something that appeals to you.
Rome: Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill with GuideYou get a three-hour walk through Rome's three most significant ancient sites with an official guide and audio headsets so you don't miss the details. Colosseum entrance fees, the reservation, and the guide's knowledge are all included; you just show up with your ID and let someone who knows the stories take you through. Late arrivals may not be guaranteed access, so arrive on time.Is it for me?Book this if you want the three essential ancient Rome sites in one morning without arranging tickets, a guide, or figuring out the order yourself—the fixed itinerary and reserved entry time are what make it possible to move through without losing hours to queues.
Pasta and Tiramisu Class Rome: Make three dishes by handYou prepare fresh fettuccine, ricotta ravioli, and tiramisu from scratch under a professional chef's guidance, choose your pasta sauce from three Roman classics, then sit down to eat everything you made with wine and coffee. The class runs in a real restaurant near Piazza Navona, and you take home a recipe book to recreate it all later.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn a real cooking skill and actually eat the result the same day, rather than take a class and leave hungry. The hands-on format with a professional chef and the restaurant setting afterward is what makes it feel like an experience instead of a lesson.
Florence: Pasta Cooking Class & Tuscan WineYou'll learn to make three fresh pastas from scratch under a chef's guidance, prepare matching sauces, then eat everything you've cooked with unlimited Tuscan wine. The class happens inside a medieval tower steps from the Duomo, all equipment and ingredients are provided, and you leave knowing how to do this at home.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn a real skill in a historic setting without worrying about ingredients, equipment, or what comes next — the chef handles the timing and the sauces, so you focus on the pasta and the meal.
Murano & Burano Islands Tour: Glassblowing Lacemaking Private BoatA guided tour of Murano and Burano islands from Venice by private water taxi, with demonstrations of traditional glassblowing and lacemaking, an expert local guide, and about five hours total including boat travel and free time on each island. The private boat is faster and less crowded than public ferries, and you get workshop discounts on both islands. The order of stops may vary, and lacemaking demonstrations are not available on Mondays from November to March.Is it for me?Book the private or semi-private option if your group wants the boat and guide to yourselves; choose the small group tour if you're comfortable sharing the boat and prefer a lower price. Either way, you skip the crowded public ferries and see the demonstrations without arranging transport or timing yourself.
Cinque Terre Day Trip from Florence with Hiking & Pisa OptionYou travel by coach and train through five coastal villages, with the option to hike the cliffside trails between them or take the train instead. Free time in each village lets you swim, eat local food, and explore narrow streets. A scenic boat ride to the final village runs April through October if weather permits. The Pisa add-on swaps your return journey for a stop at the famous tower and cathedral before heading back to Florence.Is it for me?Right for travelers with moderate fitness who want all five villages in one day without arranging their own transport and park tickets. Plan for a full day out—roughly 12 hours from pickup to return—and bring proper walking shoes; the uneven village streets and optional hiking require them, and the pace doesn't slow for casual footwear.
Tuscany: Small-Group Wine Tasting Tour with 2 Wineries & Local FlavorsYou’ll taste Chianti wines at two family-run estates near Florence, sample fresh olive oil on rustic bread, and snack on local cheese and cured meats under Tuscan sun. With a friendly guide handling all transport and stories along the way, you’ll get both vineyard views and real flavors—plus those small moments that linger long after you’re back in town.
Vatican City: Skip-the-Line Sistine Chapel & St. Peter’s TourYou’ll step straight into Vatican City with skip-the-line entry and a local guide leading you through masterpieces in the Vatican Museums, the hush of the Sistine Chapel, and awe-inspiring St. Peter’s Basilica. Expect sensory overload (in a good way), real human stories behind all that art, and time to just stand still beneath those famous ceilings.
Florence Accademia Gallery Tour: Skip Line to DavidA guided tour of Florence's Accademia Gallery with reserved entrance and a professional guide who walks you through the highlights in about one hour, centering on Michelangelo's David. The tour includes skip-the-line access, so you bypass the daily queue at the door. After the guide finishes, you can stay inside the museum as long as you want. Choose your departure time and guide language — English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese or German — when you book.Is it for me?Book the shared tour if you're comfortable exploring with other visitors and want the standard experience at a set time; choose the private option if you prefer a guide reserved only for your group and don't want to coordinate with strangers.
Florence Pizza & Pasta Class with Gelato: Cook on a Tuscan farmYou'll spend a morning or afternoon learning to make fresh pasta or pizza and gelato from a professional chef on a Tuscan farm outside Florence. The class includes a three-course meal with wine and beer, recipes to take home, and a cooking diploma. Transport from Florence is included, and the whole experience is built around doing the work yourself, not watching someone else do it.Is it for me?Right for families and small groups who want to actually cook, not just watch — the chef teaches you hands-on, and you eat what you've made. Plan for a half-day out of Florence, and bring comfortable shoes for uneven ground.
Pompeii Small Group Tour with Archaeologist: Skip-the-Line AccessA 2-hour guided tour of Pompeii's archaeological site led by a professional archaeologist in a small group of up to 20 people, with skip-the-line entry included. You'll walk the Western part of the ancient city—the Forum, Basilica, Stabian Baths, the Lupanar, House of Faun and both theaters—and see the plaster casts of victims where Vesuvius buried the town. The tour starts at Porta Marina Superiore and runs in English, Spanish, Italian, French, Portuguese or German, rain or shine year-round.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want an archaeologist's perspective on how Romans actually lived—the guide explains the public buildings and private homes together, so the city makes sense instead of just being a collection of ruins to photograph. The small group size and skip-the-line access mean you move at a steady pace without the chaos of the general entrance queue.
Tuscany Day Trip: Siena, San Gimignano & Pisa with Lunch & WineYou leave Florence early by coach, spend a guided hour in Siena learning about the city's medieval squares and cathedral, then drive through the countryside to a family-owned winery for a three-course Tuscan lunch with wine pairing. After that, you have free time to explore the medieval towers of San Gimignano and the white marble monuments of Pisa, including the Leaning Tower. The coach returns you to Florence the same evening, with all transport, the Siena guide, and lunch included.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see three of Tuscany's most famous medieval towns in a single day without arranging your own transport, hiring separate guides, or figuring out timing—the fixed schedule and included lunch mean you show up and the day unfolds around you.
Pompeii, Amalfi Coast & Positano: Day Trip from RomeYou travel south from Rome in an air-conditioned coach with skip-the-line entry to Pompeii and a 2-hour guided tour of the archaeological site, then get two hours free in Positano to explore the village and coastline before returning to Rome by evening. Transport, guide, and park entry are included; lunch is not, so bring food or arrange it beforehand. The day involves substantial walking through Pompeii.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast without arranging separate transport, park tickets, and timing yourself — the fixed schedule and skip-the-line access fit three major sites into one day. The substantial walking through Pompeii and the long coach hours mean it suits travelers with moderate fitness who are comfortable on their feet for a few hours.
Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel: Skip-the-Line Guided TourYou’ll breeze past lines at the Vatican Museums with timed entry, see masterpieces in Raphael’s Rooms and the Sistine Chapel, and—if you choose—walk straight into St. Peter’s Basilica without waiting outside again. Expect small details from your guide that stick with you long after you leave.
Pompeii from Rome: Skip-the-Line & Mt. Vesuvius OptionsYou're driven from Rome to Pompeii with a skip-the-line ticket and a two-hour guided tour of the ruins, then choose whether to add a 3-course lunch overlooking the Bay of Naples and a half-day on Mt. Vesuvius—either a crater hike or a geologist-led walk. Round-trip transport, all entry fees, and the guide are included; you decide which add-ons fit your day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both Pompeii and Mt. Vesuvius in one day from Rome without arranging separate transport, tickets, or timing—the fixed itinerary and included coach handle all three, leaving you to focus on the ruins and the volcano.
