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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Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi & Ravello tour from NaplesA guided tour from Naples visits Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi and Ravello over a full morning, with transportation by coach, a limoncello tasting, and an hour of free time in each town. The route includes a panoramic stop above Positano and time inside Amalfi's cathedral. A live guide speaks English, Spanish or Italian throughout.Is it for me?The 7 to 8 hour span means you leave Naples in the morning and return by early afternoon, which works if you're staying in the city and want the coast without losing the rest of your day. If you need to catch a train or a flight in the late afternoon, this tour fits. If you want lunch included or a slower pace in any one town, look for a different option.
Lake Como: Private Speedboat Tour with Villas & ProseccoYou’ll feel Lake Como shift from movie-set glamour to quiet village life as you zip by villas, gardens, and old bell towers on your private speedboat tour. There’s prosecco on board, time for a swim if you want it, plus stories from your local guide that make every stop feel personal. It’s more than just scenery — it gets under your skin.
Palermo: Walking Tour & Vucciria Market Street Food TastingYou walk the old town's main monuments—Four Corners, Pretoria Fountain, Chiesa del Gesù—with a local licensed guide, then spend time in Vucciria Market tasting arancini, cannoli, focaccia and fresh juice. Church entries and all food tastings are included. The tour takes one morning and covers the layout of central Palermo without you having to navigate it yourself or figure out where to eat.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Palermo's old town layout and eat its actual street food without navigating the market alone or deciding where to stop—the guide handles both, and the food is included so there are no surprise costs at each stall.
Lake Como Wine Tasting in Domaso with Local Food PairingsYou tour a Lake Como winery's cellar, learn how the wines are made, then taste three local wines on a panoramic terrace paired with ham, cheese, and bread. The view of the Alps and the lake is part of it. You'll need to arrange your own transport to Domaso—by car, bus, or ferry depending on where you're staying—and book ferry tickets in advance if that's your route.Is it for me?Right for wine lovers who want to understand how local wines are made while tasting them in the place they're from, with views of the lake and Alps as part of the experience. Plan to arrange your own transport to Domaso—ferry, bus, or car—and book ferry tickets ahead if that's your route, since summer demand is high.
Venice Murano & Burano Private Tour: Glass & Lace DemoYou’ll cross the lagoon by private water taxi to Murano’s fiery glass studios—watch artisans shape molten color into art—then stroll Burano’s rainbow streets with your guide. See lace made by hand and soak up stories only locals know. It’s slow-paced and personal: you’ll feel part of Venice’s quieter side for an afternoon.
Catania: Pescheria Fish Market & Street Food Tour with AranciniYou walk the working Pescheria market with a local food expert, tasting arancini, fresh fish, pastries, seasonal fruit and dessert at family-run stalls—no tourist traps. You learn Sicilian cooking history and traditions, see Ursino Castle and Via Crociferi, and access a hidden lava tunnel beneath the city. Three hours, small group, drinks included. Book a morning tour if you're vegetarian; avoid Sundays when the market is closed.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat where locals eat and skip the tourist-trap restaurants—the guide chooses family-run stalls and the amount of food makes a full meal, so you're not paying extra for lunch afterward. The three-hour walk and standing time means it works best if you're comfortable on your feet; it's not suitable for people with limited mobility or cardiovascular concerns.
Siena: Organic Wine Tour & Tasting with Tuscan LunchYou’ll walk Siena’s countryside vineyards with a local guide who knows every vine by heart. Taste organic wines straight from the source in their cellar, then sit down to a light Tuscan lunch made from seasonal ingredients—all just minutes from medieval Siena. Expect real stories, real flavors, and maybe even a laugh or two you’ll remember later.
Roman Catacombs tour from Rome: 90 minutes underground with guideA small-group guided tour of Rome's Catacombs takes you 16 meters underground into the Domitilla labyrinth on four levels, where you see ancient wall-paintings and the 4th-century Basilica of Nereus and Achilleus with a live guide in your language. Private transfer from a central meeting point and luggage storage are included; the whole experience runs 90 minutes from start to return.Is it for me?Book the small-group tour if you want a guide focused on your questions throughout the visit; choose private if you're traveling with family or friends and want the passages to yourselves.
Amalfi Coast Boat Rental: Capri & Grottoes Without LicenseYou rent a license-free boat for eight hours and choose your own route along the Amalfi Coast, stopping to swim at the Blue Grotto, Emerald Grotto, and Li Galli whenever you want. The boat is easy to handle, includes all safety gear, and gets you to Positano, Capri's Faraglioni, and five colored grottoes without following a group schedule. Infants travel on an adult's lap, and you'll need basic comfort steering a small boat.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want to explore the Amalfi Coast without following a group schedule or paying for a guide—the eight-hour window and independent steering let you linger at the grottoes and beaches that appeal to you instead of the ones on someone else's itinerary.
Cefalù: Small Group Boat Tour & Snorkeling with AperitifYou’ll board a small boat in Cefalù for a relaxed cruise along Sicily’s coast, with time to swim or snorkel in quiet coves using included gear. Enjoy local snacks and drinks as you drift past the old town and cathedral — it’s easygoing, personal, and full of those little moments you remember later.
Milan: Last Supper & Duomo Skip-The-Line Walking TourYou skip the entry lines at Leonardo's Last Supper and the Duomo Cathedral while a local English-speaking guide walks you through Milan's Renaissance landmarks—the Sforza Castle, San Maurizio church, and La Scala opera house. The tour runs about six hours with a small group, so you move at a human pace and actually absorb what you're seeing instead of rushing between checkpoints. Comfortable shoes and covered shoulders are required for the religious sites; bags and food aren't allowed in the Last Supper museum.Is it for me?Book this if you're in Milan for a day or less and want to see the major Renaissance sites without spending hours in entry lines or figuring out the logistics yourself—the skip-the-line access and fixed itinerary are what make a full tour possible in a single morning and afternoon.
Amalfi Coast: Private Day Trip to Positano, Amalfi & RavelloYou’ll ride along cliffside roads with a local driver from Naples, stopping for sweeping views over Sorrento before exploring Positano’s narrow lanes on your own time. Taste pastries or gelato in Amalfi’s lively square and soak up Ravello’s peaceful gardens above it all. This private day trip lets you move at your own pace—with moments you’ll keep replaying long after you’re home.
Rome Trastevere: Wine & Food Pairing with Gelato TastingYou taste wine paired with Italian food, learning how flavors work together and why certain combinations matter. Your guide teaches you to spot authentic gelato and choose wine with confidence. The experience includes all beverages and snacks, runs a few hours in Trastevere, and works for any fitness level or mobility need.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Italian wine and food instead of just trying them, and you'd rather learn from someone who knows the neighborhood than wander Trastevere on your own trying to find the right place.
Venice: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with Local ChefYou’ll roll up your sleeves with a local chef in Venice to knead fresh pasta dough, stir seasonal sauces, and layer creamy tiramisu—all surrounded by laughter and stories. Enjoy your handmade meal with local wine at a shared table. Expect floury hands, new friends, and small moments you’ll want to remember long after you leave Venice.
Rome Night Walking Tour: Pantheon, Trevi Fountain & ColosseumYou’ll wander Rome’s most famous piazzas and monuments after sunset with a small group and local guide, hearing stories you’d never find on your own. Feel ancient stones beneath your hand at the Pantheon, toss a coin into Trevi Fountain under city lights, and end with a silent view of the Colosseum that sticks with you long after.
Venice: Prosecco Wine Region Tour & 2 TastingsYou meet your guide at Piazzale Roma and drive into the Prosecco Hills to visit two family wineries, where winemakers explain their production methods and you taste six glasses total across two sessions. A light lunch with local products and vineyard photo stops fill the afternoon. The private minivan and group coordinator handle all the timing and transport, so you show up and experience the region without arranging anything yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real Prosecco in the actual region where it's made without renting a car or figuring out which wineries to visit — the private minivan and winemaker visits handle both the logistics and the expertise, leaving you to focus on the wine and the hills.
Naples: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with LunchYou’ll roll fresh pasta dough by hand in a cozy Neapolitan kitchen, laugh over tiramisu mishaps with your local chef, sip prosecco as you cook, then sit down for lunch with wine—all ingredients included. It’s not just about learning recipes; you’ll feel part of Naples for an afternoon.
San Miniato: Truffle Hunting & 3-Course Lunch with Local GuideYou take a train from Florence to San Miniato, hunt truffles with Francesca and her dog for about an hour, then sit down to a three-course lunch built around what you found — bruschetta, fresh pasta, and dessert with wine. Transport from the station is arranged for you. Plan for a half-day out of Florence, with the hunt starting at 11am.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in Florence and want a half-day out of the city that doesn't require renting a car or figuring out transport — the train connection and taxi pickup handle both, leaving you to focus on the hunt and the meal.
Sicilian cooking class in Palermo: Market to tableA cooking class in Palermo where you shop the Capo market alongside your guide, buy what you need for the day's menu, then prepare a full Sicilian meal—from appetizer to dessert—in a home kitchen near Piazza Politeama. Your guide teaches the history and origins of each dish as you cook, and wine and water come with the meal. The class runs five hours and is led in English or Italian.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cook rather than watch—you are making the dishes, not observing a demonstration—and if shopping a working market with a local is part of what draws you to the class. The five-hour span gives you time to move through the Capo without rushing and to cook at a pace that lets the guide explain the history and technique behind each dish.
Castellammare to San Vito Lo Capo: Small Boat Coves & Swim TourYou’ll board a small boat in Castellammare del Golfo and spend the day swimming in hidden Sicilian coves, exploring sea caves like Cave of the Doves, snorkeling near Scopello’s Faraglioni rocks, then docking at San Vito Lo Capo for lunch in its sleepy seaside village. Expect laughter with your guide, fresh local flavors, and that feeling of salt still on your skin long after you’re back.
