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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Neapolitan Pizza Making Class in Sorrento with WineA hands-on Neapolitan pizza-making class in Sorrento where you learn the authentic dough recipe from a professional chef, taste locally produced olive oil and fresh mozzarella, make your own pizza, and finish with wine and homemade tiramisu. The class runs two hours on a quiet terrace just minutes from the town center, with a guide in English or Italian and lunch included.Is it for me?The guide teaches in English or Italian, so you follow comfortably in whichever language you speak. Book this if you have a free afternoon in Sorrento and want to spend it making something real with your hands instead of watching a demonstration.
Florence: Vintage Bike Tour with Small Group & Private OptionYou’ll ride a vintage bike through Florence’s narrow lanes and across legendary bridges like Ponte Vecchio, with a small group or private guide sharing stories as you go. Expect pauses for photos at places like Piazza della Signoria and time to soak up details you’d miss on foot — plus helmets, water, and flexibility if rain surprises you.
Naples: Veiled Christ, Santa Chiara Cloister & Spaccanapoli WalkYou’ll step into Naples’ tangled heart with a local guide—see the mysterious Veiled Christ at Sansevero Chapel, stroll lively Spaccanapoli, and unwind among Santa Chiara Cloister’s painted tiles. Taste street pastries, hear stories you won’t find online, and feel that mix of chaos and calm that makes Naples stick with you long after you leave.
Venice: Rialto Walk, Cannaregio & Gondola Ride TourYou’ll step straight into Venice’s rhythm with a local guide leading you from Rialto Bridge through lively markets and Cannaregio’s quieter lanes before reaching St. Mark’s Square. The tour ends with an intimate gondola ride along hidden canals—just you, your small group and the sounds of water echoing off ancient stones.
Rome Trastevere: Pasta Making Class & Food TourYou shop at a famous Roman butcher, taste porchetta and wine, then spend two hours learning to shape fresh pasta at a local trattoria. You cook fettuccine and ravioli, sit down and eat them with wine, then finish at a gelateria where you learn to spot real gelato. The guide is local, English-speaking, and knows which details matter. Dietary needs can be accommodated if you mention them at booking.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn to make pasta in Rome without spending a day in a cooking school — the butcher shop and trattoria are real neighborhood stops, the guide is local, and you eat what you make the same day.
Milan Pasta and Tiramisu Cooking Class with WineA hands-on cooking class in Milan where you make fresh pasta from scratch—shaping tagliatelle and ravioli—prepare classic tiramisu, and then sit down to eat your own meal with unlimited wine. The class runs three hours with a professional local chef, fresh ingredients, apron and utensils provided, a digital recipe booklet and a Graduation Certificate included. Vegetarians are welcome with advance notice; the class is not suitable for celiac guests.Is it for me?Choose the private class if you want the chef's full attention and the freedom to set your own pace without cooking alongside other participants; the standard group option works better if you enjoy learning alongside others and want a more social atmosphere while you cook.
Rome: Photo Shoot at Colosseum, Trevi & Vespa OptionYou’ll wander Rome’s most iconic spots — Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon — while a local photographer captures candid moments along the way. Toss a coin into Trevi, sample real gelato (so many flavors), and maybe hop on a Vespa if you’re feeling bold. It’s relaxed, sometimes silly, always real — and your photos will remind you how Rome actually felt.
Rome: Trionfale Market Food Tour & Gabriele Bonci PizzaYou start with coffee at a local café, then move through Gabriele Bonci's pizzeria, a gourmet shop with aged vinegars and truffles, the Trionfale Market with tastings at multiple stands, and finish with pasta and wine at a family-run trattoria. Over 25 tastings total, with an expert guide leading groups small enough to move easily between venues. The whole experience runs several hours and includes unlimited food and wine.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat where Romans actually eat without spending hours researching restaurants or navigating the market alone — the guide handles the route, the tastings, and the timing, so you just show up hungry and follow along.
Positano & Amalfi Boat Tour from Sorrento: Swim & LunchYou board a small boat in Sorrento and spend the day swimming at the mythical Li Galli Islands, exploring the towns of Amalfi and Positano on foot, and eating a light lunch with wine and limoncello. The group stays under 12 people, so you're not packed in with crowds, and the skipper handles all the timing — you just show up at 8:15 AM and let the coast happen.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Amalfi Coast without renting a car or hiring a private boat — the small group size and fixed schedule mean you get the main stops and a proper swim in one day, with someone else handling the navigation and timing.
Museum of Senses Milan: Interactive Sensory Exhibits & SenseKitYou enter rooms where your senses contradict each other, testing balance, spatial awareness, color perception and touch through interactive installations. The ticket includes special socks that heighten tactile sensation and a Taste Box for the flavor area. The experience works for all ages and fitness levels, with full wheelchair accessibility and no time limit on how long you spend in each room.Is it for me?Right for anyone curious about how their senses work and willing to be surprised by interactive installations—the included socks and Taste Box mean you're ready to go the moment you arrive, with nothing else to arrange or buy.
Procida boat tour with swimming and snorkeling stopsA boat tour around Procida that circles the island's coastline with two stops for swimming and snorkeling in sheltered coves. The skipper narrates the history of landmarks like Palazzo D'Avalos and the Corricella fishing port, takes underwater photos and videos with a 5K camera, and provides masks, snorkels and fins on request. The tour runs roughly two hours, departs from Piazza Marina Grande five minutes from the ferry, and includes an onboard freshwater shower and cabin for changing.Is it for me?You'll have underwater photos and videos of your snorkeling moments—captured during the two swimming stops and shared with you after the tour.
Rome: Sistine Chapel Early Entry Tour & Raphael Rooms Max 6You’ll slip into the Vatican Museums before the crowds, listen as your local guide shares stories outside in the cool morning air, and step quietly into an almost-empty Sistine Chapel. Marvel at Michelangelo’s ceiling without distractions and wander through Raphael’s Rooms with fresh eyes. The hush and early light make everything feel more personal—you might even find yourself lost in it for a while.
Florence to Tuscany: Vespa Tour, Medieval Town & Wine LunchYou’ll ride a Vespa through Tuscany’s countryside from Florence with a local guide leading the way, pause for gelato in a medieval hilltop village, and share lunch with Chianti wine at a family-run winery. Expect laughter over wobbly starts and unforgettable views—this day trip is all about soaking up real Tuscan moments.
Lake Como Day Trip from Milan: Bellagio, Como & Boat CruiseYou travel from Milan to Lake Como in a full day with skip-the-line ferry access, a scenic boat cruise between Bellagio and Como, and free time in both towns to explore at your own pace. The guide handles the history and logistics; you handle the wandering. Pickup and drop-off are at Gallerie d'Italia Milan, and the journey includes an air-conditioned coach, Wi-Fi throughout, and audio headsets if your group is large enough.Is it for me?A good fit if you're based in Milan and want to see Lake Como without renting a car or planning boat schedules yourself—the fixed itinerary and skip-the-line access handle both. Plan for a full day out, which is what makes time in two towns and a boat cruise possible in one trip.
Lake Garda: Sirmione Peninsula Mini Cruise & Castle ViewsYou’ll circle Sirmione by boat with a small group, feeling Lake Garda’s breeze and seeing Castello Scaligero up close. Hear stories from your captain as you pass Maria Callas’ villa, catch sulphur scents near the springs, and glimpse ancient Catullo’s caves before heading back — short but surprisingly memorable.
Milan Bike Tour: Duomo, Brera & Sforza Castle RouteYou’ll pedal Milan’s neighborhoods with a local guide who brings stories to life—from Gothic spires at the Duomo to quiet corners of Brera and bold lines of Porta Nuova. Expect laughter over mispronounced names, time to breathe in Sempione Park, and glimpses into daily life you’d miss on foot. It’s a relaxed way to get your bearings—and maybe find your own favorite spot along the way.
Florence Hills: Pasta & Gnocchi Cooking Class with Villa ViewsYou’ll ride up into Florence’s hills for a homey pasta & gnocchi cooking class inside a lived-in 1500s villa. Expect welcome coffee, cookies, rolling dough side-by-side with locals like Francesca and Gaia, Prosecco breaks, and sharing your handmade meal overlooking the city. It’s warm, messy fun — you might leave with flour on your shirt but probably also a new friend or two.
Dolomites & Lake Braies Day Trip from Venice with CortinaYou’ll start your day leaving Venice behind for crisp mountain air, coffee stops in Cortina d’Ampezzo, and walks beside Lake Braies’ unreal colors. With easy van transport and a local guide handling all logistics—including pickup—you’ll get time to wander lakesides or just sit quietly with mountain views before heading back.
La Maddalena Sailing: 16m Boat, Pink Beach & SnorkelingYou board a 16-meter sailing boat from La Maddalena or Palau and spend the day anchored at three island bays — Spargi, Pink Beach (Budelli), and Razzoli — with snorkeling gear included and time to swim in each. Lunch and a Sardinian aperitif are served on board, along with wine tasting and Mirto liquor. The boat returns to the same boarding point by late afternoon, and the route adjusts for weather safety.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Maddalena Archipelago's three most striking islands and swim in multiple bays without arranging your own boat or timing the stops yourself — the sailing schedule and included snorkeling gear mean you arrive ready to go in.
Pisa: Cathedral, Baptistery & Leaning Tower Guided TourYou get a licensed guide through four monuments in Piazza dei Miracoli — Cathedral, Baptistery, Cemetery, and museums — with the option to climb the Leaning Tower at a set time. Small groups (max 15), headsets included, all entry fees covered. Dress code applies for the Cathedral; book the Tower option at checkout if you want to climb.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Pisa's main monuments with someone who knows the history and can get you inside without arranging tickets yourself; the small-group format and included entries mean you skip the logistics and spend your time actually looking at things.
