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 Farm Food Experience: Olive Oil Wine TastingA farm tour and food tasting on a working Sorrento Peninsula property operated by the same family for four generations, where you walk the olive and lemon groves, watch organic farming techniques in action, visit the old oil mill and wine cellar, and taste olive oil, limoncello, wine, marmalade, honey, cheese and a light farm lunch. The experience runs about four hours with a professional English-speaking guide and includes pickup and drop-off from designated meeting points.Is it for me?Spend your afternoon watching a four-generation family farm in action, then taste everything they've just shown you how to make—no separate stops, no piecing together a meal.
Capri Blue Grotto boat tour: Small-group morning escapeA small-group boat tour from Sorrento that departs in the early morning to reach Capri's Blue Grotto without waiting, then cruises past the Green Grotto, White Grotto and Faraglioni rocks before giving you three hours to explore the island on foot. The itinerary shifts with sea conditions and the captain's judgment, and a Blue Grotto visit depends on weather and tide; if either closes access, you get extra time on the island or a longer swimming stop instead.Is it for me?Choose the morning departure if you want to reach the Blue Grotto before the crowds arrive—the early start is what makes that possible. Pick the full-day option if three hours on the island feels rushed; pick the 4-hour tour if you're short on time or arriving later in the day and want just the boat and the grottos.
Rome: Trastevere Food Tour with Wine & Family EateriesYou’ll join locals in Trastevere for a relaxed evening tasting Roman cheeses, handmade pasta, street food like suppli and pizza al taglio—all paired with wine chosen by your guide. Expect laughter over shared tables in family-run trattorias and sweet gelato to finish as night falls on cobbled streets. You’ll leave with new flavors—and maybe even new friends—in your memory.
Pompeii & Mt. Vesuvius Day Trip from Naples with PizzaYou visit Pompeii's main sites on a guided 2-hour walk, eat pizza with the group, then hike Mt. Vesuvius to the crater for views of the Bay of Naples. Hotel pickup, all entry fees, transport by minibus, and a professional guide are included. The day takes about nine hours and ends with a relaxed drive back to Naples in the early evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want both Pompeii and Mt. Vesuvius in one day without arranging separate transport, tickets, or timing—the fixed itinerary and included pickup mean you show up at your hotel and the logistics are done.
Chianti Wine Tour from Florence: 2 Wineries, 3-4 TastingsYou travel by coach through forty minutes of Tuscan countryside to two family-run wine estates, walk the vineyards and cellars, and taste 3–4 wines at each stop paired with local cheese, salami, and olive oil. Pickup is included from central Florence, and you're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers based near Florence who want to taste real Chianti without arranging their own transport or navigating the region—the fixed pickup and return time means you're back in the city by early afternoon, leaving your evening open.
Naples: Bourbon Tunnel Underground Tour & WWII HistoryYou descend 33 yards into a 1853 tunnel network beneath Naples, walking past vintage cars and WWII-era relics while a professional guide explains how residents sheltered here during the war. The Standard Route covers the main passages and historical sites without requiring advanced fitness or climbing skills. Entry includes the guide in your chosen language and takes roughly 90 minutes, leaving you with a direct sense of how the city survived underground.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see a real piece of Naples' wartime history without the usual museum setup—the tunnel itself is the story, and the guide brings the details into focus so you understand what you're standing in.
Rome: Golf Cart City Tour with Colosseum, Pantheon & Private OptionYou’ll ride through Rome’s heart by golf cart with a small group or privately—seeing the Colosseum up close, tossing coins in Trevi Fountain, pausing at the Pantheon’s columns, and catching city views from Janiculum Hill. Expect laughs with your local guide and moments that stick long after the tour ends.
Capri & Anacapri tour from Naples: Small group, guide includedA guided tour of Capri and Anacapri departing from Naples includes roundtrip ferry tickets, a professional multilingual guide, and shared minibus transport on the island. The itinerary covers Anacapri's Church of St. Michael and its famous maiolica floor, the chairlift up Monte Solaro for island views, Capri town's Piazza Umberto I, Augustus' Gardens with views of the Faraglioni sea rocks and Via Krupp, and an optional boat trip around the island. Tour departure time is confirmed at booking based on your accommodation; a minimum of two people per booking is required.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're arriving in Naples without a rental car and want to see both Capri and Anacapri in one day without arranging ferries, taxis and timing yourself—the guide, transport and entry fees are all confirmed before you arrive, so the day holds together.
Rome: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Early Entry Small GroupYou arrive before the crowds, move through the Vatican Museums with a small group and a guide who knows where to look, see the Sistine Chapel when you can actually think, walk straight into St. Peter's Basilica without a separate ticket, and finish in 3.5 hours. Headsets, skip-the-line access, and early entry are included; dress code and ID picture are required.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Vatican's main sights in one morning without arranging separate tickets, waiting in entry lines, or navigating the museums alone—the small group size and early entrance are what make it possible to actually see the Sistine Chapel without standing shoulder to shoulder.
Naples Street Food Tour: Spaccanapoli, mozzarella & local guideA 2.5-hour walking food tour of Naples led by a local guide, moving through Spaccanapoli and Via dei Tribunali to taste mozzarella, fried pizza, limoncello, gelato and pastries at small neighborhood spots. The guide speaks English and leads you past the tourist restaurants to the places locals actually eat. Several tastings and a spritz are included; the tour runs rain or shine and covers ground on foot through narrow streets.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to eat where locals eat rather than in restaurants built for tourists—the guide knows the 1958 mozzarella shop and the best fried pizza spot, and takes you to places you would not find on your own. The 2.5 hours of walking means you cover real ground through the old city's narrow streets, so come ready to stand and move.
Rome: Private Golf Cart Tour of Colosseum, Trevi & PantheonYou’ll ride through Rome’s tangled heart by private golf cart with your own guide—stopping at icons like the Colosseum, Pantheon, and Trevi Fountain. Expect impromptu gelato stops and stories you won’t find in guidebooks. Hotel pickup keeps things easy; just bring curiosity (and maybe some coins for wishes).
Amalfi Coast day tour from Sorrento: Positano, Amalfi & RavelloThis eight-hour guided tour departs Sorrento and travels by minibus and boat through three of the Amalfi Coast's most visited towns—Positano, Amalfi and Ravello—with a professional guide providing live commentary throughout the day. A scenic boat transfer from Positano to Amalfi (April through October) replaces the overland drive, letting you see the coast from the water instead of the road. Free time in each town means you set the pace; the guide handles the navigation on roads considered among the most beautiful and challenging in Europe.Is it for me?Book the small-group tour if you want to travel with other visitors and keep costs down, or the private tour if you prefer a dedicated guide and driver plus hotel pickup. Either way, you avoid driving the Amalfi Coast Road yourself—a route that demands full attention on every curve—and you get a guide who knows where to stop and what each town's history actually is.
Rome: Colosseum & Vatican Museums with Walking TourYou meet your guide outside the Vatican Museums, skip the entry-line chaos with timed tickets already in hand, and move through the galleries into the Sistine Chapel. A private van transfers you to central Rome for a walking tour of Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, and Trevi Fountain, with a lunch break at your own expense. You finish at the Colosseum with timed entry to the first two tiers and a guided walk through the Roman Forum. Everything is scheduled and arranged; you just show up and walk.Is it for me?Book this if you're visiting Rome for the first time and want the main sights in one day without spending hours on ticket logistics — the timed entry to both the Colosseum and Vatican Museums is what makes that possible, and the small group size means you're not lost in a crowd of 80.
Florence: Gelato & Pizza Cooking Class with Wine & RecipesYou'll roll pizza dough, watch gelato transform from cream to silk, and taste both while they're still warm, with wine included. Groups max out at 20, so the kitchen doesn't feel crowded. You leave with a digital recipe booklet and a graduation certificate, plus the muscle memory of how to do this again at home.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to actually make something with your hands in Florence rather than just taste it — the class keeps groups small enough that you're not waiting for a turn, and the recipes go home with you so the skill sticks.
Amalfi Coast tour from Naples: Villa Rufolo and coastal viewsThis full-day tour from Naples follows the Sorrentine Peninsula and UNESCO-listed Amalfi Coast by van, with a local guide providing live commentary in English, Spanish, Portuguese or Italian. You get free time to wander Amalfi's piazzas and cathedral, then climb to Ravello's peaceful hilltop gardens and panoramic viewpoints. A 30-minute shared boat ride is available as an option to view the dramatic cliffs and seaside villas directly from the water. Limoncello tasting and bottled water are included; the tour runs 8 hours with pickup from Naples or Sorrento depending on your option.Is it for me?Book the Sorrento departure if you're staying on the peninsula and want to skip the drive from Naples; choose the boat option if you want to see the cliffs and villas from the water as well as from the road. The free time in both towns means you set the pace instead of following a strict schedule, which suits travelers who want to linger in one place or move quickly through another.
Lake Como & Bellagio Day Trip with Boat Cruise from MilanYou travel by coach from Milan to Como, walk the town center with a guide, then board a semi-private boat for a 1–2 hour cruise past lakeside villas and islands. You dock in Bellagio for lunch and free time before returning to Milan by evening. The guide speaks English and Spanish, and all transport and boat entry are included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Lake Como and its famous villas without renting a car or piecing together train times and boat schedules—the fixed itinerary and included transport handle the logistics, leaving you to focus on the lake itself.
Rome: Street Food Tour Jewish Ghetto & Campo de' FioriYou’ll taste your way through Rome’s heart: warm suppli at Campo de’ Fiori, Roman-Jewish specialties in the Ghetto, ancient ruins at Portico d’Ottavia, and finish with gelato near where Caesar fell. With a local guide sharing stories and plenty of tastings included, you’ll feel part of the city’s daily rhythm.
Fiumicino Airport to Rome Hotel: Private Transfer & Name SignYou're met at Rome Fiumicino's arrival hall by a driver holding your name, skip the taxi queue, and ride to your hotel in a private vehicle with luggage included. The driver waits up to 60 minutes from landing, the service runs round the clock, and the price is locked in before you board. Just show your voucher and go.Is it for me?Book this if you land at Fiumicino and want to skip the taxi negotiation and queue—the fixed price and driver with your name means you walk straight from arrivals to the car, which saves time and removes the guesswork of getting into Rome.
Amalfi Coast & Pompeii Tour: 8-Hour UNESCO Sites VisitAn 8-hour guided tour from Naples combines the Amalfi Coast's clifftop views and UNESCO town of Amalfi with a 2-hour walk through Pompeii's archaeological site. A live guide leads the Pompeii portion (or an interactive audioguide if the language group falls below six participants); Limoncello tasting, lunch, and an optional boat ride along the coast are included or available at Amalfi. Hotel pickup in Naples is included; cruise passengers should provide their ship's name to ensure timely return.Is it for me?Combine the Amalfi Coast's coastal drama and UNESCO charm with Pompeii's archaeology in one day, complete with organized transport and a live guide who brings the ancient streets to life in your language.
St. Peter's Basilica Rome: Dome Climb & Grottoes TourYou walk through St. Peter's Square with a guide who explains Bernini's optical tricks, then enter the basilica to see Michelangelo's Pietà and the 30-meter canopy. You descend into the papal grottoes to touch 4th-century walls and visit St. Peter's tomb. Finally, you climb 551 stairs to the dome's terrace at 136 meters, where you see the Colosseum, Pantheon, and the entire city spread below. Entry fees and your guide are included; the climb is stairs only, and you'll need comfortable shoes and an ID that matches your booking name.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see the interior of St. Peter's and stand at the top of the dome without arranging tickets separately — the stairs-only climb means you're fit enough to handle it, and the guide handles the art history so you don't have to read plaques.
