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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Amalfi Coast: Positano, Amalfi & Ravello from NaplesYou travel by air-conditioned coach with a professional driver and live guide, stopping in Positano for beach time and the majolica-domed church, then Amalfi for the cathedral and main square, then Ravello for Villa Rufolo and narrow streets. A boat ride connects Positano to Amalfi (April–October), and free time in each town lets you set your own pace. The small-group cap means no crowds, and all transport, entry guidance, and commentary are included.Is it for me?Choose this if you want the three main Amalfi towns in one day without renting a car or navigating the coastal road yourself — the small-group size and included guide mean you see each place without the crowds or the logistics.
Rome: Private Evening Golf Cart Tour with Aperitivo & DrinksYou’ll ride through Rome’s lively evening streets by private golf cart with a local guide, sipping prosecco and craft beer as you pass landmarks like the Colosseum and Pantheon. Expect laughter, classic aperitivo snacks at two bars, panoramic views you won’t forget—and that feeling you’re living la dolce vita for real.
Catacombs of Rome Walking Tour: Skip-the-Line with English GuideThis walking tour takes you 17 kilometers underground into Rome's Catacombs of San Domitilla with skip-the-line entry tickets and an English-speaking guide. You'll walk ancient burial tunnels across four levels, see some of the oldest Christian frescoes in the world (including the earliest depiction of the Last Supper), and learn how early Christians worshipped in secret during persecutions. The tour lasts around two hours and includes a semi-underground basilica dedicated to early Christian martyrs. Suitable for all fitness levels; baby carriers are allowed, and strollers can be left upstairs.Is it for me?Other catacomb tours make you wait in line and rush through the tunnels with a large group. This one skips the entrance queue and keeps the group small, so you actually hear your guide's stories about the frescoes, the gravediggers, and the people buried there—and you're not fighting the crowd to see them.
Taormina: Italian Opera Evening with Prosecco & Terrace ViewYou arrive at the Nazarena Theatre by 9:15pm, settle onto the panoramic terrace with prosecco and snacks, then watch professional opera singers perform famous arias from Mozart, Verdi, and Puccini with piano accompaniment. The evening runs five nights a week, and the ticket covers your drink and entry — no dress code required.Is it for me?Right for anyone in Taormina who wants live opera without the commitment of a full evening at a major house — ninety minutes of the arias people actually know, on a terrace with a view, and no formal dress required.
Florence: Uffizi & Accademia Guided Tour with Priority EntryYou’ll walk Florence’s famous galleries with a small group and a local guide who brings Renaissance art to life—see Botticelli’s Venus, Caravaggio’s Medusa, and stand face-to-face with Michelangelo’s David (he really is that impressive). Skip-the-line entry means more time for wandering—and maybe a moment or two just for yourself among all that history.
Florence: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with Unlimited WineYou’ll knead fresh pasta by hand in Florence’s heart, guided by local chefs who share family secrets and stories over endless glasses of Tuscan wine. Learn to layer tiramisu while laughter fills the kitchen, then gather around the table for a meal you helped create. Expect warmth, real connection, and flavors you’ll want to carry home.
Florence: Medieval Tower Pasta Cooking Class & Tuscan WineYou’ll knead dough by hand in a medieval Florence tower just steps from Brunelleschi’s Dome, guided by a local chef who keeps things lively. Craft three types of fresh pasta and sauces before sitting down together for lunch with plenty of Tuscan wine. Expect laughter, floury fingers, and stories you’ll want to retell.
Rome: Colosseum & Roman Forum Tour for KidsYou and your kids walk through the Colosseum's interior and the Roman Forum for 2.5 hours with a guide trained to keep children engaged through games and stories instead of long explanations. The tour includes entrance tickets (normally €18 per person) and a reservation fee, so you don't arrange those separately. Book ahead, as departures fill fast.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you want your kids to actually understand ancient Rome rather than just see old buildings, and you'd rather not hunt down tickets and figure out timing yourself — the guide, entry, and schedule are all arranged, leaving you to focus on keeping up with questions.
Amalfi Coast Boat Tour: Sorrento, Positano & Amalfi with Swim StopsYou’ll skip the coastal traffic by cruising from Sorrento along the Amalfi Coast, stopping for swims at Li Galli islands and Arienzo beach. Wander through Amalfi’s lemon-scented streets and lose yourself in Positano’s colorful stairways before heading back with salty hair and new stories.
Rome: Colosseum, Forum & Palatine Hill Fast Track EntryYou’ll walk straight past long lines into the Colosseum with fast track entry, feel ancient stones under your hands, and wander through the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill at your own pace. Bring headphones for your audio guide and expect moments of quiet awe mixed with city energy — it stays with you after you leave.
Egadi Islands Boat Tour Favignana & Levanzo with Lunch from TrapaniYou board a 24-seat boat at Trapani and spend eight hours moving between five coves on Favignana and Levanzo, swimming and snorkeling at each stop. Lunch—two pastas, bread, fruit and wine—is served on board while moored at Favignana. An aperitif break happens mid-morning, and a final drink and fruit plate comes around before the return journey. Snorkeling gear is provided, and you get an hour to walk around Favignana's village. The boat returns to Trapani in the late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see two islands and swim at multiple coves without renting a car or planning stops yourself—the fixed itinerary and included lunch mean you show up at the port and the day is already structured.
Rome from Civitavecchia: Small-Group Tour by MinivanYou’ll join a small group (max 8) for a day trip from Civitavecchia port into Rome’s heart—think Trevi Fountain coins, stories at St. Peter’s Square, and winding alleys near Piazza Navona. With local pickup and return included, you’ll see more while walking less, sharing laughs and local insights along the way.
Rome: Jewish Ghetto Food & Wine Tour with Ancient DinnerYou’ll taste your way through Rome’s Jewish Ghetto and historic neighborhoods with a local guide—sampling seven different foods and wines along winding streets. Expect laughter over fried artichokes, stories by ancient ruins, and a rich dinner served among theater columns. It’s not just about eating; it’s feeling Rome’s layers come alive around you.
Pompeii Skip the Line Tour with Archaeologist GuideA small-group archaeological tour of Pompeii with skip-the-line entry, led by an expert guide in English. The group stays under 15 people, and your guide adjusts the route based on the latest excavations and preservation work at the site. Choose between a three-hour full tour covering the Roman Forum, House of Vetti, Stabian Baths, Via dell'Abbondanza and the Great Theatre, or a two-hour express option focused on the highlights. This is a walking tour at a moderate pace; it is not suitable for guests with mobility impairments or wheelchairs.Is it for me?Book the complete three-hour tour if you want to see the full scope of the site and have time to linger at each stop; choose the two-hour express if you're visiting Pompeii as part of a longer Naples itinerary and need the highlights without committing a full morning or afternoon.
Mount Etna: Small Group Volcano Hike & Valle del Bove ViewsYou’ll hike Mount Etna’s wild side with a volcanologist guide, starting with coffee in a Sicilian village before climbing through lava fields to Valle del Bove. Feel gritty volcanic sand under your boots, share laughs over local snacks, and catch smoky views of Etna’s craters—an experience that lingers long after you’re back down.
Cagliari food tour: Sardinian specialties with local guideA 3-hour food tour through Cagliari led by a local guide who stops at five carefully chosen spots—a bakery, charcuterie shop, traditional restaurant, street food vendor and historic café—where you taste pastries, cured meats, a Sardinian first course, iconic pizza and coffee that add up to a full meal. The guide speaks English and Italian, explains the stories behind each dish, and keeps groups small so everyone gets personal attention.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're new to Cagliari and want to eat the way locals do without spending the afternoon researching restaurants and menus. The small group size and a guide who knows the city's food culture means you taste authentic dishes in places that matter to the neighborhood, not just to tourists—and you learn why each one does.
Matera Sassi: Private Walking Tour with Cave Houses & ChurchesYou’ll trace Matera’s winding alleys from grand piazzas to shadowy cave churches with an expert guide who knows every corner. Touch rough tuff walls in Casa Cava, step inside a real cave house in Sasso Caveoso, and pause for sweeping views over ancient rooftops. It’s not just sightseeing — it’s feeling how old stones hold memory.
Rome: Pasta Cooking Class & Tiramisu Dessert with ChefYou’ll knead dough by hand in a Roman kitchen, laugh as you shape fettuccine and ravioli with an Italian chef guiding you, then enjoy your own creations paired with wine or soft drinks. Finish with homemade tiramisu and limoncello or coffee — it’s warm, welcoming, and leaves you smiling long after.
Rome: Fettuccine & Tiramisu Cooking Class with WineYou’ll get your hands sticky making fresh fettuccine and creamy tiramisu right in central Rome. Guided by a local chef, you’ll knead dough, choose your sauce, share laughs over wine, and finish with limoncello or coffee. It’s not just about recipes — it’s about tasting Rome’s warmth firsthand.
Etna Wine Tour: 3 Wineries with Food Tasting from TaorminaA private 6-hour wine tour of Mount Etna's slopes visits three working wineries where sommeliers guide tastings of white, rosé and red DOC wines paired with fresh local food. Hotel or port pickup is included from Taormina, Catania or Messina, and the tour runs with a minimum of two adults; groups up to eight can book the semi-private option. All wine, food and entrance fees are covered in the price.Is it for me?Book from Taormina if that's where you're staying or arriving by ship; choose Catania or Messina if your hotel is closer to those cities. The fixed 6-hour window and included transport mean you don't arrange the logistics—the driver handles the route and timing so the three tastings and food pairings fit into one afternoon without gaps.
