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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Venice to Verona, Sirmione & Lake Garda Boat CruiseYou leave Venice early and spend the day moving between three places: Verona's medieval center and its famous Arena, Sirmione's lakeside village, and a private boat tour around the peninsula with views of Scaliger Castle and Roman ruins. The tour includes your guide, headsets, and the boat cruise; entry fees to attractions are separate, and free time in each location lets you choose what to visit. You return to Mestre by evening.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to see Verona and Lake Garda in a single day without arranging your own transport or timing between stops—the fixed schedule and included coach handle the logistics, and the private boat cruise is the part you can't easily do on your own.
Florence: San Lorenzo Market Food Tour & Wine TastingYou taste nine local foods and six drinks at San Lorenzo Market's family-run stalls, then move to a 1944 wine shop for a sommelier-led tasting with food pairing. The guide introduces you to the vendors who've been there for decades, teaches you how to spot real gelato, and shows you how locals actually finish a meal. Dietary needs are accommodated with advance notice.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat what Florentines actually eat, not what's on a tourist menu — the guide's connections to the market vendors and the sommelier's knowledge of the wine shop's own farm wines are what make the difference between tasting and understanding.
Bari: Rickshaw Bike Tour, Swabian Castle & Ice Cream TastingYou’ll ride through Bari’s tangled old town on a modern rickshaw-bike with a local guide who knows every shortcut. Watch fresh pasta being made in hidden alleys, explore landmarks like Swabian Castle and St. Nicholas Basilica, then finish with homemade ice cream. It’s lively, unscripted—and leaves you wanting to linger just a bit longer.
Ostia Antica: Small Group Tour from Rome by TrainYou’ll step right onto ancient Roman streets in Ostia Antica with your guide leading a small group from Rome by train. Touch mosaic floors, listen for echoes in the old theater, and pause for snacks where Romans once did. There’s space to wander at your own pace — and maybe you’ll find yourself wanting to linger when everyone else heads back.
Florence Private Photoshoot: Professional Portraits at LandmarksA private photoshoot in Florence pairs you with a professional photographer at landmarks like the Duomo, Piazza della Signoria and Ponte Vecchio for authentic portraits and lifestyle shots. You choose between the city center or Piazzale Michelangelo as your backdrop. The photographer delivers all raw files plus 30 edited and color-graded photos within 48 hours, with no additional costs.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling alone, as a couple or with family and want professional portraits taken at Florence's most recognizable spots without the logistics of finding a photographer or waiting for edited images—the photographer handles the route, the light and the editing, and you walk away with finished photos in two days.
Rome: Full-Day E-Bike Tour with Lunch & Top SightsYou’ll ride a Cannondale e-bike through Rome’s legendary streets, see icons like Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon up close, pause for lunch at a real Roman trattoria with wine, and share laughs with your local guide along the way. Expect sensory overload—in a good way—and moments that’ll stick long after you’ve left.
Civitavecchia to Rome or FCO: Private Transfer & PickupYou’ll get picked up right at your cruise ship in Civitavecchia by a local driver, who’ll help with bags and whisk you off in a private car or minivan to either central Rome or Fiumicino airport. Enjoy air conditioning, smooth roads, and friendly conversation — it’s a quiet reset before you dive back into city life.
Rome: Colosseum & Roman Forum Small Group Tour with Fast EntryYou enter the Colosseum's first two levels with a professional guide and skip the entry line with pre-reserved tickets. The tour moves through Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum in a small group, with audio equipment so you hear clearly and a guide who tailors the pace to what you ask. You need a valid ID and comfortable shoes, and the whole experience takes about three hours depending on the season.Is it for me?Book this if you want the three main Roman sites in one morning or afternoon without arranging separate tickets or timing yourself—the pre-reserved entry and small group format mean you skip the line and move at a pace that lets you actually absorb what you're seeing.
Rome: Private Driver Tour with Colosseum, Trevi & PickupYou’ll see ancient stadiums, climb historic hills, toss a coin into Trevi Fountain, and taste real Roman gelato—all without worrying about transport or crowds. Your local driver shares stories along the way so you feel less like a tourist and more like someone who belongs here—even if just for a day.
Bari Vecchia: Walking Tour with Basilica & Swabian CastleYou’ll wander Bari Vecchia’s tangled streets with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Step inside the Basilica di San Nicola, trace ancient city walls with sea views, pause at sunlit cathedrals and finish beneath the Swabian Castle’s shadow. Expect laughter, unexpected details—and maybe even a new friend or two along the way.
Skip the Line St. Mark's Basilica & Doge's Palace Tour VeniceYou walk through quiet Venetian backstreets first, then skip the lines at the Doge's Palace for a two-hour interior tour with paintings and the Bridge of Sighs, and finish inside St Mark's Basilica with its Byzantine mosaics. A whisper audio system keeps you connected to your guide throughout, and the small-group format (max 14 people) means you're not lost in a crowd. Book with the full names of all travelers—they're required at entry.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see both the hidden Venice and the major monuments without spending hours in entry lines. The 3.5-hour pace is steady—you're walking and listening the whole time, which is what fits all the stops into one morning or afternoon.
Rome: Fiat 500 Cabriolet Tour & Pro Photos at ColosseumYou’ll cruise Rome’s backstreets in a vintage Fiat 500 cabriolet with a local driver and professional photographer. Snap photos by the Colosseum, soak up history at Circus Maximus, and pause for coffee above the city at Janiculum Hill. Expect laughter, real Roman stories, and moments that linger long after you leave.
Rome Food Tour: Campo de' Fiori, Jewish Ghetto & TrastevereYou’ll start your Rome food tour tasting market-fresh caprese at Campo de’ Fiori before wandering through the Jewish Ghetto for fried cod and pastries straight from Boccione Bakery. Savor crispy artichokes at Da Enzo in Trastevere, then descend into an ancient wine cellar for pasta and stories with your guide. Expect laughter, unexpected flavors, and a sense of real Roman life woven through every stop.
Florence: Siena & San Gimignano Private Tour with ChiantiYou're picked up at your hotel and driven through Chianti vineyards to three medieval towns: Siena (with its famous shell-shaped square and cathedral), the fortified village of Monteriggioni, and San Gimignano (known for its towers). You get free time in each place to explore, eat, and shop. Optional winery lunch with wine pairings is available for an extra fee. Hotel drop-off happens in the evening after 8–9 hours.Is it for me?Best for small groups and families who want to see three medieval Tuscan towns in one day without arranging their own transport or timing—the private van and fixed itinerary mean you're not coordinating logistics, just showing up at your hotel at 9am.
Paddle Boarding Tour: Bagni Regina Giovanna Roman RuinsA small-group paddle boarding tour from Marina Grande in Sorrento to Bagni della Regina Giovanna, where you paddle to a Roman villa dating back to 41–54 AD, swim in a natural heart-shaped pool with emerald water, and explore the ruins on foot. A certified instructor leads the tour in English, Spanish or Italian, and the whole experience takes about two hours. Equipment, life jacket, bottled water and a shower are included.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, Spanish or Italian, so you follow the commentary comfortably in your language. Small groups stay under a dozen people, which means the instructor can adjust the pace and answer questions without rushing anyone along.
Florence / Tuscan Wine School: Tasting Class with Local PairingsStep into a cozy Florence classroom where you’ll taste classic Tuscan wines like Chianti and Brunello alongside local cheeses, meats, and olive oil. Learn pairing tips from a friendly local guide and hear stories behind each bottle. You’ll leave with new favorites—and maybe a few laughs—that stick with you long after you’ve left Tuscany.
Tivoli: Hadrian's Villa & Villa d'Este UNESCO Half-Day from RomeYou visit two Roman villas in Tivoli on a half-day trip from Rome, with hotel pickup, entrance to both sites, and bilingual guide commentary through a headset. The morning covers Hadrian's Villa — the ancient emperor's sprawling retreat — and Villa d'Este, a Renaissance palace famous for its fountains and terraced gardens. Expect moderate walking on hillside paths, and plan to be back in central Rome by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Rome who want to see two major UNESCO sites without arranging transport or buying tickets separately. Expect moderate walking on hillside paths and uneven ground — that's what gives you access to the full scope of both villas in a single morning.
Food Market Tour Florence: 10+ Tastings & Local WinesYou walk through Florence's Sant Ambrogio or San Lorenzo markets with a local guide, stopping for over ten tastings: cured meats, Tuscan cheeses, olive oil, hot dishes like ribollita and lampredotto, local wines, and gelato. The itinerary shifts based on what vendors have that day. Plan for a couple of hours on your feet, and let the guide know about any dietary restrictions when you book.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to taste how Florentines actually eat, not what tourists order. Expect a couple of hours of steady walking through markets and neighborhoods — that's what puts you where the food is real and the crowds are local.
Cascina Piccaluga wine tasting tour: Vineyard walk and cellarA two-hour wine tasting tour at Cascina Piccaluga in Langhe-Roero combines a panoramic walk through the vineyard with a cellar visit and guided tasting of six wines paired with local cold cuts, cheeses and hazelnuts. The tour operates at 11am and 4pm in English or Italian, with a live guide; minimum age is 18. In bad weather, the entire experience moves indoors.Is it for me?Walk the vineyard rows with Jessica, then taste the wine they became—you'll see exactly how the landscape shapes what's in your glass.
Genoa: Private Historical Tour by Rikshaw & Old Town AlleysYou’ll wind through Genoa’s oldest alleys by private rikshaw, guided by a local who knows every shortcut. Expect sudden bursts of color in Maddalena, stories behind ancient churches, and glimpses of daily life between grand piazzas and hidden corners. It’s quick but leaves you wanting more—a taste of both history and everyday chaos.
