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 Pantheon: Wine Pairing Dinner & Cellar with SommelierYou’ll share an evening near Rome’s Pantheon with a small group and a local sommelier—starting underground for aperitivo in a historic cellar before savoring three courses paired with regional wines upstairs at Casa Bleve. Expect laughter over cacio e pepe and stories behind every glass. This dinner leaves you feeling both welcomed and just slightly Roman yourself.
Rome Colosseum Arena Floor Tour & Gladiators Gate EntryYou’ll step through the Gladiators’ Gate onto the Colosseum arena floor with a local guide who brings ancient stories to life. Feel centuries-old stone beneath your feet, pause at faded frescoes most miss, then wander beneath the Arch of Constantine as sunlight shifts across marble carvings. It’s quick but strangely powerful — you might find yourself picturing ancient crowds long after you leave.
Rafting in Calabria: Small rapids and peaceful stretchesSoft rafting on a river in Calabria combines small rapids with peaceful stretches of water where you can take in the surrounding vegetation. The excursion lasts about an hour, includes private transportation and all equipment, and welcomes children from age 5. The second half picks up pace with small jumps and livelier rapids that add fun without the intensity of harder courses.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling with children from age 5 and want them paddling alongside you on real water with small rapids, not a tame float—the first half gives everyone room to breathe, and the second half keeps adults engaged without turning the day into a technical challenge.
Bari Walking Tour with Pasta Making: Learn & TasteA 2-hour walking tour of Bari's old town paired with a pasta-making class in a typical home, where you learn from a local and eat what you make with red wine. The guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian or French; groups stay small and the experience runs only if at least 2 people book together.Is it for me?You do the cooking yourself, not watch a demonstration, so book this if you want to leave with a skill and a meal you made with your own hands. The shared group format keeps the cost down and the house setting small and intimate, which is what makes the family atmosphere work.
Capri & Blue Grotto from Sorrento: Fast Ferry & ChairliftYou take a fast ferry from Sorrento to Capri, enter the Blue Grotto by rowboat while lying on your back, ride a chairlift to Monte Solaro for island-wide views, and spend time in Piazzetta and Marina Grande. Your guide handles the route and timing, the ferry tickets and grotto entry are included, and the shuttle bus moves you between stops—you just show up at the port and follow along.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Capri's main sights in one day without renting a car or figuring out ferries and tickets yourself—the guide, the ferry, and the shuttle bus mean you just arrive at the port and the day unfolds.
Sorrento: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with Lunch & WineYou’ll step into a real Sorrento kitchen by the sea, learn to make fresh pasta from scratch, roll ravioli, and whip up classic tiramisu alongside locals. Enjoy lunch with wine as waves crash below and stories are shared around the table—a memory that lingers long after you leave.
Milan: Italian Cooking Class with Chef & Wine DinnerYou’ll step into a real Milanese kitchen and cook classic Italian dishes shoulder-to-shoulder with a local chef — no set menu, just what’s fresh that day. Expect flour-dusted laughter, hands-on pasta making, tips you’ll actually use at home, and a relaxed dinner with wine to finish it all off.
Montepulciano wine tasting & lunch: 6 wines in a historic cellarYou descend into a centuries-old cellar carved from tufa stone, taste six classified Montepulciano wines, and walk through underground tunnels where fossils mark the site's ancient origins. Bruschetta with local olive oil is included, and your guide explains the barrel aging and winemaking philosophy that defines the region. The cellar sits in Montepulciano's car-free center, so plan parking nearby and allow two hours for the full experience.Is it for me?Right for wine lovers and history buffs who want to taste serious Tuscan reds in the place they're actually made, without the drive to a distant estate — the cellar's location in Montepulciano's center and its ancient tunnels are what make the tasting feel grounded in real time and place.
Turin: Small-Group Walking Tour with Highlights & StoriesYou’ll join a small group at Piazza CLN and wander through Turin’s grand squares, lively galleries, and quiet corners while your local guide shares stories you won’t find in any brochure. Expect laughs over statues, soft light under glass ceilings, and that odd feeling when history suddenly feels personal. You’ll end at Mole Antonelliana still thinking about those hidden details.
Papal Audience in Rome: Guaranteed entry with prime seatingA papal audience tour in Rome with guaranteed entry to the weekly papal audience at St. Peter's Square, reserved seating arranged in advance, and an expert guide providing history of the Papacy before the event begins. Your guide picks up the free tickets and arrives early to secure a prime viewing position, so you stand in the crowd as the Pope addresses the gathering and greets attendees. The tour runs about three and a half hours and operates in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French or German.Is it for me?Your guide secures entry and positions you front-and-center for the Pope's address, hymns, and blessings—then you explore the square at your own pace afterward.
Florence to Siena & San Gimignano: Medieval Towns & Chianti ViewsYou travel by private coach from Florence through the Chianti countryside to Siena, where you have 2.5 hours to explore Piazza del Campo and the Duomo on your own. Then it's another scenic drive to San Gimignano, where you spend another 2.5 hours wandering medieval piazzas and tower-lined streets before returning to Florence in the evening. An English-speaking guide handles transport and timing; you handle the rest. Optional audio guide in Siena and wine tasting available at booking.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see two of Tuscany's most famous medieval towns in a single day without renting a car or arranging your own transport — the fixed schedule and small group size mean you get both towns and the Chianti drive without the logistics.
Venice Cooking Class: 3-Course Meal & Unlimited ProseccoYou’ll roll fresh pasta dough with a Venetian chef, taste your own handmade three-course meal (yes, including tiramisu), and sip unlimited Prosecco as you cook and eat together. Expect floury hands, new friends around the table, and recipes you’ll want to try again at home—plus that feeling of being let in on something special.
Bari Old Town Bike Tour: Ice Cream, Castles & Local AlleysYou’ll cycle through Bari’s lively piazzas and winding alleys with a local guide, pause for fresh ice cream, explore centuries-old castles and basilicas, and get swept up in daily southern Italian life. Expect laughter, a bit of history, and moments that linger long after you’ve left those sunlit stones behind.
Rome: Trastevere Night Walking Tour & Jewish Ghetto StoriesYou’ll walk Rome’s ancient streets at night with a local guide, crossing Circus Maximus and touching centuries-old stones in the old port area. Hear honest stories in the Jewish Ghetto before wandering into Trastevere’s lively nightlife scene for an authentic taste of Rome after dark.
Milan: Gourmet Food Walking Tour & Brera TastingsYou’ll wander Milan’s historic streets with a local guide, tasting delicate pastries, creamy risotto alla milanese, fresh pizza slices and rich cannoncini in Brera. Expect laughter over lunch, stories about saffron and football debates drifting from nearby tables. This isn’t just food — it’s Milan showing you its real self.
Mount Etna Summit Trek: 3,380m Crater Hike with GuideYou ascend Mount Etna's north slope by 4x4 to 2,960 meters, then trek on foot 5 kilometers to the summit craters at 3,380 meters with a licensed volcano guide. The descent is 7 kilometers on foot through soft volcanic sand and gullies, dropping 1,500 meters back to the start. Total distance is 12 kilometers over roughly six hours. Trekking poles, helmet, warm jacket, and insurance are included; the hike is suited only to experienced hikers with strong legs and high fitness.Is it for me?This trek is for experienced hikers with strong fitness and resilient knees—the descent is longer and often harder than the climb, and the altitude and volcanic terrain demand genuine preparation. The guide handles the volcanic knowledge and route decisions; you handle the physical endurance.
Rome: Pizza & Tiramisu Cooking Class Piazza NavonaYou’ll knead dough with locals right by Piazza Navona, laugh over imperfect pizzas, sip wine or limoncello with your meal, and learn secrets behind real Roman tiramisu from a chef who makes it feel easy—even if you mess up your circle shape.
Rome: 10 Wonders Walking Tour & Trevi Fountain in 3 HoursYou walk 3 miles through Rome's eight main monuments — Colosseum, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and others — with an official guide who explains the history and religious stories behind each one. The tour includes an espresso break after the Pantheon, Wi-Fi access, and time for photos at every stop. You finish in three hours near Villa Borghese Park, leaving your afternoon open.Is it for me?Book this if you're in Rome for a short time and want to see the main sights in one morning without arranging your own transport or timing — the fixed three-hour schedule and small group size mean you get through the list and still have your afternoon free.
Cinque Terre Sunset Tour by Boat from ManarolaA 2.5-hour boat tour departing from Manarola sails the entire Cinque Terre coastline to Riomaggiore and Punta Montenero, with swimming in the Ligurian Sea and a final stop at Punta Mesco to watch the villages light up at dusk. The tour includes a welcome drink, local Cinque Terre wine and prosecco (one bottle per four participants), and a live guide in English or Italian.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see all five villages from the water and end the day watching them glow at sunset—the boat's route covers the entire coast in one afternoon, and the timing is built around the light.
Ostia Antica: Horse Sanctuary Trail Ride & Roman RuinsYou’ll help care for rescued horses near Ostia Antica before riding through pinewoods and past ancient Roman ruins with a local guide. Taste simple local food along the trail and soak up that rare sense of calm you only find on horseback just outside Rome.
