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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Pompeii & Vesuvius: Guided Ruins Tour, Horseback Ride & LunchYou’ll walk ancient streets in Pompeii with an archaeologist who brings lost stories to life, then head up Mount Vesuvius for homemade lunch and local wine among vineyards. Afterward, saddle up for a gentle horseback ride above Naples—fresh air, laughter, and views you won’t forget.
Naples Street Food Tour: Spaccanapoli & Local TastingsA 2.5-hour street food tour of Naples' historic center led by a local guide, with tastings of buffalo mozzarella, pizza fritta, frittatina, limoncello and dessert at stops along Via dei Tribunali, San Gregorio Armeno and Spaccanapoli. The tour covers the narrow lanes where Neapolitan street food tradition still lives, and you'll learn the history behind each dish. Vegetarian options are available if you advise at booking; the tour runs rain or shine.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to taste Neapolitan street food as locals eat it, moving through the actual neighborhoods where it's sold rather than sitting at a restaurant table. The 2.5-hour length fits a morning or afternoon without consuming your whole day, and the small group size keeps the pace intimate enough to hear the guide's stories about each dish and the city's history.
Milan: Last Supper Express Tour & Small Group EntryYou’ll step quietly into Santa Maria delle Grazie for an express small-group viewing of Da Vinci’s Last Supper—no crowds or rush. With your local guide sharing stories and details you’d miss alone, those fifteen minutes in front of the painting feel strangely personal. Afterward, you’re free to wander Milan with that memory still fresh.
Cinque Terre sunset boat tour with swimming and tastingA three-hour sunset boat tour of Cinque Terre departing from Monterosso or Levanto, with swimming and snorkeling in the National Park, an aperitif and prosecco tasting of local Ligurian products, a walking stop in Vernazzo village, and a live guide in English, Italian or French. The boat passes all five villages—Monterosso, Vernazzo, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore—and returns after dark. Snorkeling gear, soft drinks, wine and a freshwater shower are included.Is it for me?The three-hour window and fixed aperitif timing mean you see all five villages and taste the local food without building the schedule yourself—the boat's route and the sunset both hold the day together. Choose the Monterosso departure if you're staying in that area, or Levanto if you're based further north along the coast.
Capri Boat Tour from Sorrento: Grottoes, Faraglioni & 4 Hours FreeYou board in Sorrento, cruise past White and Green Grottoes and the Faraglioni rocks with swimming stops and drinks along the way, then land at Marina Piccola for four independent hours to explore Capri's town, gardens, or chairlift views before returning to your hotel. Pickup, guide, snacks and limoncello tasting are all included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Capri's main sights by water without arranging your own boat or spending the whole day in a guided group — the four free hours let you choose whether you climb, wander, or sit with a coffee, while the boat handles the grottoes and the rocks.
Florence: Statue of David & Duomo with Skip-the-Line AccessYou skip the Accademia line to stand in front of Michelangelo's David with a licensed guide, then walk to Piazza del Duomo for a guided exploration of the Cathedral square and its monuments. Depending on your tour time, you either enter the Cathedral with the guide (afternoon) or with pre-reserved tickets on your own (morning). You'll also visit the Duomo Museum or Baptistery, and can climb Giotto's Bell Tower for panoramic views if you choose. Arrive 15 minutes early with a small bag only — no large backpacks or luggage allowed.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the David and the Cathedral without spending your morning in entry lines, and you're comfortable with a structured 2-hour guided pace through Florence's most famous sites. The timed-entry system and small group format are what make skip-the-line access possible, so arriving early and following the group's timing matters.
Rome: Golf Cart City Tour with Custom Stops & Hotel PickupYou’ll see Rome’s big names—Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps—but also slip into quieter corners like Aventine Hill and Campo de’ Fiori. Your local guide adapts the route to your mood, stopping for photos or gelato whenever you want. A day where ancient stones meet everyday life—and you’re not just watching from behind glass.
Amalfi Coast & Pompeii: Private Day Trip from NaplesYou’ll step quietly through Pompeii’s haunting ruins with a local guide, taste lemons in Sorrento’s winding alleys, and watch Positano spill down to the sea—all on one private day trip with flexible pickup. Expect laughter, real stories, and a coastline that lingers long after you leave.
Bologna Private Walking Tour: Personalized with a Local GuideA private walking tour of Bologna where you choose what matters—history, food, hidden corners, or all three—and a local guide builds the day around it. After booking, you fill out a short form about your interests, and your guide reaches out to plan a fully personalized itinerary. The tour runs 2 to 5 hours depending on what you pick at checkout, includes pickup from central accommodations on foot, and covers Piazza Maggiore, Mercato delle Erbe, Le Due Torri, and the Fountain of Neptune, though exact stops shift based on what you want to see.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to skip the standard route and spend your time on what actually interests you—whether that's history, food, architecture, or the quieter corners locals prefer. The personalization form and direct communication with your guide mean the itinerary is built around your pace and priorities, not a fixed schedule that works for nobody in particular.
Pompeii: Small Group Archaeology Tour & Ancient StreetsYou’ll wander Pompeii’s ancient streets with an archaeologist who makes history feel close — from temples and markets to quiet corners most tourists miss. Hold artifacts, try your hand at Latin words in a Roman diner, and pause by haunting plaster casts. This small group tour includes help buying skip-the-line tickets so you can focus on exploring instead of waiting.
Pompeii & Mount Vesuvius: Skip-Line Tour with Wine & LunchYou get skip-the-line entry to Pompeii's 2-hour guided tour with an archaeologist, then lunch with local wine, then your choice of two Mount Vesuvius trails led by expert guides. Hotel or port pickup and drop-off are included, along with water and live commentary. Confirm your pickup time the night before so the timing works around your schedule.Is it for me?Book this if you want Pompeii and Vesuvius in a single day without arranging separate tickets, transport, or timing yourself—the skip-the-line access and fixed itinerary mean you're moving straight through instead of waiting at gates, and the choice of two trails on Vesuvius lets you pick the hike that fits your energy level.
Capri: Kayak Tour to Sea Caves & Beaches with PhotosYou’ll paddle along Capri’s dramatic coast by kayak with a local guide, exploring sea caves and hidden beaches you can’t reach any other way. Swim in clear water if you want, hear island stories as you go, and get free GoPro photos sent after. It’s friendly even if you’ve never kayaked before—just bring your curiosity.
Milan: Last Supper & Duomo Skip-the-Line with Walking TourYou skip the entry lines at both Leonardo's Last Supper and Milan Cathedral, see Teatro alla Scala and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II on a guided walk, and spend about three hours total with a small group. Your guide handles the timing and the stories, so you don't have to research or navigate between sites yourself. Bring a valid ID and wear clothes that cover your knees and shoulders inside the religious buildings.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Milan's two most famous artworks without spending your morning in entry queues — the pre-booked tickets and small-group format are what make it possible to spend real time with the Last Supper instead of rushing through with hundreds of other visitors.
Private Siena, San Gimignano & Chianti Tour from FlorenceYou get picked up at your Florence hotel and driven through the Chianti wine region to Siena, where you see the Piazza del Campo and the cathedral, then either stop at Monteriggioni or take lunch at a farm with wine tasting, then finish at San Gimignano's medieval towers before returning in the evening. Everything is arranged — the route, the timing, the driver who knows the history — so you just show up and look out the window.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see three major Tuscan towns and the Chianti countryside in one day without renting a car or planning the route yourself — the private driver and fixed eight-hour schedule handle all the logistics, leaving you to focus on what you're looking at.
Gorges of Tiberius Boat Tour Sicily: Paddle through UNESCO GeoparkYou’ll float by rubber dinghy through Sicily’s UNESCO-listed Tiberius Gorges with a local guide who knows every nest and fossil. Touch ancient stones, spot wild birds overhead, and walk along the Pollina river—sometimes stopping for a swim if weather allows. Includes all safety gear and plenty of stories you won’t find in any brochure.
Florence: Skip the Line David Tour & Renaissance StoriesYou’ll step straight into Florence’s Renaissance world—no waiting outside—with a local guide who brings Michelangelo’s David and Medici legends alive. Hear stories behind famous paintings, spot hidden details most people miss, and feel that quiet awe standing before the real David. It’s not just art—it’s history you can almost touch.
Venice: Interpreti Veneziani Baroque Concert & Church of San VidalYou arrive at the Church of San Vidal on the Grand Canal, take your seat in a 17th-century space filled with Renaissance paintings, and listen to the Interpreti Veneziani ensemble play baroque concertos—Vivaldi, Mozart, Handel, Bach—on period instruments with clear acoustics and no distractions. The concert program is included, and you leave knowing you heard the music in the room it belongs to.Is it for me?Book this if you want to hear baroque music in the actual setting it was written for, without the distraction of a modern concert hall—the church's age and paintings are part of what makes the sound matter.
Pasta and Pizza Master Class in Sorrento with PickupA cooking class at Villa del Barone in Sorrento where you learn to prepare Neapolitan pizza in a wood-fired oven, fresh tagliatelle with Bolognese sauce, gnocchi alla Sorrentina, tiramisu and limoncello. The morning and afternoon class includes shuttle pickup from Sorrento station, all ingredients, a chef's apron and recipe book, and a full lunch of the dishes you made.Is it for me?Book this class if you want to cook alongside others in a small group and actually eat together afterward—the lunch is made entirely from what you prepared, so the morning's work becomes the meal. It works well for food-focused travelers and families with children 10 and up who want a hands-on morning that doesn't require arranging their own transport.
Fiumicino Airport to Rome: Private Transfer & Meet & GreetYou're met at Fiumicino arrivals with a personalized sign, your luggage is handled, and a private Mercedes takes you straight to your Rome hotel. The car includes Wi-Fi, water, and air conditioning. The driver is professional and knows the route; the price is fixed before you land. It's the kind of small thing that sets the tone for the whole trip.Is it for me?A good fit if you land at Fiumicino with luggage and want to reach your Rome hotel without arranging a taxi or navigating the airport transfer chaos. The fixed price and door-to-door service mean you know the cost upfront and can relax the moment you clear arrivals.
Cagliari Underground Tour: 3 Sites & WWII ShelterYou descend into three separate underground spaces in Cagliari: a WWII-era tunnel lit by candlelight, a crypt with layers of history, and Roman ruins still bearing their original paving. A bilingual guide leads you through each site, entry fees are covered, and the walk between locations keeps the pace varied. Plan for two to three hours total, with sections both below and above ground.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Cagliari's hidden layers without arranging entry to multiple sites separately. The tour involves real tunnels and underground passages, so skip it if you're claustrophobic or have mobility concerns; otherwise, expect a moderate walk with plenty of time to absorb each space.
