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: E-Bike City Tour with Trevi, Colosseum & Local GuideYou’ll ride an e-bike through Rome’s iconic streets with a local guide, stopping at places like the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Campo de’ Fiori and Piazza Navona. Taste the city’s atmosphere (and maybe some snacks), hear stories only locals tell, and catch small moments most travelers miss. Feel Rome come alive as you pedal—no need to be an athlete.
Bari: Street Food Walking Tour with Focaccia & Gelato TastingYou’ll wander Bari’s winding old town with a local guide, tasting fresh focaccia straight from the oven, fried panzerotti and sgagliozze on street corners, sharp cheeses with wine in a family-run shop, and homemade gelato by the sea. Expect laughter, stories, and little moments that stick with you long after you’ve brushed off the crumbs.
Venice: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class in Local HomeYou’ll step into a real Venetian home for a small-group cooking class led by a local host. Roll out fresh pasta by hand, laugh over your first attempts at ravioli, sip prosecco as you learn family secrets behind tiramisu — then sit down together to eat what you’ve made. It’s not just about food; it’s sharing stories and feeling part of Venice for an afternoon.
Rome: Vespa Primavera 125cc Rental at ColosseumYou pick up a fully insured Vespa Primavera at the Colosseum, ride through Rome's center and restricted zones without a guide, and park it free overnight if you want to return the next day. Includes helmets, anti-theft lock, phone holder, and staff recommendations for routes. Requires prior automatic scooter experience, a valid driving license, and an International Permit if you're not European.Is it for me?Right for travelers who ride automatic scooters or Vespas regularly and want to explore Rome's center on their own schedule without taxis or public transit—the 24-hour window and free overnight parking mean you can move at your own pace and return the next day if you need more time.
Rome: Colosseum Arena Floor & Roman Forum with Expert GuideYou get the arena floor and backstage areas closed to regular visitors, a live guide explaining the engineering and history, entry to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, and all Colosseum fees bundled in. Arrive 30 minutes early with your ID, and plan for a few hours on-site; the Forum and Palatine are self-guided after the tour ends.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the parts of the Colosseum most visitors miss — the arena floor and backstage — without arranging separate tickets or timing your own entry. The reserved access and expert guide are what make the backstage logistics visible instead of just a guess.
Siena: Food Tour with Full Tuscan Meal & Local TastingsYou’ll taste Siena through its charcuterie and cheeses in Piazza del Campo, share stories over local wine with your guide, and sit down to a full Tuscan lunch near the cathedral. Expect laughter over coffee, new flavors in every bite, and moments where you forget you’re just visiting.
Cooking Class in Sorrento Garden: Pick & Cook Seasonal DishesA cooking class in a Sorrento garden where you harvest seasonal produce, then prepare and eat two courses of Campanian cuisine with a live English or Italian-speaking guide. The class runs 3 hours, includes a welcome cocktail with limoncello spritz, and welcomes children from age 4; pickup is included.Is it for me?Book this class if you're traveling as a couple, a family with children from age 4, or a small group of friends—the garden and kitchen work best for people who want to cook together rather than watch a demonstration, and the pickup means you don't need to arrange your own transport to the Sorrento coast.
Cagliari: Catamaran Snorkeling & Prosecco Toast 3 HoursYou board a catamaran at Cagliari's central marina and spend three hours sailing the Gulf of Angels, stopping to snorkel in a limestone cove accessible only by boat. Floating tubes and snorkeling gear are provided, and you finish with a prosecco toast before returning to the same starting point. The whole experience keeps you on the water, so there's no hiking or long walks involved.Is it for me?Right for cruise passengers or Cagliari visitors who want to swim and snorkel without arranging separate transport or renting a boat. The three-hour window fits a port day, and the floating tubes mean you don't need to be a confident swimmer to enjoy the water.
Murano: Glassblowing Show & Island Walk with Water TaxiYou’ll cross the Venetian Lagoon by water taxi, step inside a real Murano furnace for a live glassblowing show, and stroll canals lined with artisan studios—all guided by a local expert. Expect vivid colors, quick hands at work, and quieter moments along Murano’s backstreets before returning by boat.
Rome: Colosseum Underground & Arena Floor Tour, Small GroupYou’ll feel ancient Rome come alive as you step into the Colosseum’s hidden underground chambers with your guide, then walk out onto the arena floor itself — sunlight hitting centuries-old stones under your feet. Explore upper levels for sweeping city views and finish wandering Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum at your own pace.
Rome to Pompeii & Naples: High-Speed Train Day Trip & Pizza LunchYou travel from Rome to Pompeii on a high-speed train with a guide waiting at Naples station, skip the entry lines at the archaeological site, spend two hours walking through the preserved ancient city with an expert, eat authentic pizza at a local pizzeria, explore Naples with a guide, then return to Rome the same evening. No train bookings, no separate tickets, no navigation required.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Pompeii and Naples in one day without arranging trains, entry tickets, or figuring out where to eat — the fixed itinerary and included transport mean you show up at Termini and the rest unfolds on schedule.
Porto Selvaggio: Kayak Tour, Cliff Diving & Cold Spring SwimYou’ll paddle along Porto Selvaggio’s rugged coast by kayak with a local guide, slip into hidden caves if sea conditions allow, plunge into an icy freshwater spring for a real shock to the system, and try cliff diving above Gaia Cave—all with photos included so you don’t have to risk your phone.
Snorkeling Taormina & Isola Bella: Mask, fins & marine lifeSnorkeling activity departing from Giardini Naxos port, sailing past the Taormina coastline and Etna volcano to Isola Bella nature reserve for roughly two hours in the water. The boat provides snorkeling equipment, a safety briefing and an English-speaking guide who explains the Mediterranean flora and fauna you'll encounter—starfish, encrusting corals, sponges, octopus and schools of bream and parrotfish. Wheelchair accessible; not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health.Is it for me?The boat ride and the briefing mean you don't need prior snorkeling experience, though the water entry and time underwater do require comfort in the sea. The roughly two-hour outing fits a free afternoon rather than a full day, and the pace is yours once you're in the reserve.
Amalfi Coast, Sorrento & Pompeii Day Trip from NaplesYou’ll weave through Positano’s sunlit alleys and pause above Sorrento’s lemon groves before stepping into ancient Pompeii’s silent streets—all with easy pickup and a local guide who brings each stop alive. Expect laughter over limoncello, sea breezes on your skin, and stories that linger even after you leave.
Verona Arena: Skip-the-Line Tour & 360° Piazza Brà ViewsYou meet your guide at the Arena's gate 5 (marked by a yellow umbrella), skip the entry line with your priority ticket, and spend 45 minutes walking the Roman amphitheater while learning about gladiators, earthquakes, and its modern life as an opera venue. You climb to the rooftop for a full view of Piazza Brà, then you're free. Tours start at 12:30 PM (English) or 1:30 PM (Italian).Is it for me?Choose this if you want the Arena's history and a rooftop view of Piazza Brà without spending an hour in the entry line — the skip-the-line ticket and fixed 45-minute pace let you see the monument and move on to the rest of Verona in the same morning.
Sorrento, Positano & Amalfi: Private Day Trip from NaplesYou’ll ride along winding coastal roads with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Taste real Sorrento limoncello, wander Positano’s painted alleys, eat gelato by Amalfi’s cathedral—and feel like you’re part of someone else’s family for a day.
Sorrento: Three Tenors Opera & Neapolitan Songs ConcertYou sit in the Correale Museum's concert hall for 80 minutes while three tenors perform Italian opera arias and Neapolitan classics with live strings and piano. The first half covers Tosca, Rigoletto, and Turandot; the second half shifts into "'O sole mio" and regional songs. Arrive 30 minutes early, wear smart casual, and expect moments of humor mixed into the emotion.Is it for me?Right for anyone spending time in Sorrento who wants an evening of Italian opera and Neapolitan songs without traveling outside the town center — the museum location and fixed 80-minute format mean you can plan the rest of your night around it.
Florence to Tuscany: Siena, San Gimignano, Pisa Day Trip & LunchYou’ll join a small group for an easygoing day trip from Florence through Tuscany’s most iconic towns: stroll medieval Siena with a local guide, sample sweet treats and regional wines, wander San Gimignano’s ancient streets at your own pace, sit down for a relaxed Tuscan lunch in Chianti countryside, and end with free time beneath Pisa’s famous Leaning Tower—returning home with more than just pictures.
Pompeii: Organic Farm Lunch & Wine Tasting with ShuttleYou’ll ride a free shuttle from Pompeii up Mount Vesuvius for an organic lunch overlooking Capri and Sorrento. Taste local wines paired with cheeses, cured meats, homemade ravioli, and lemon pie — all made right on the farm. Expect warm hosts and slow moments that linger long after you leave.
Rome Night Segway Tour: Trevi Fountain, Pantheon & Spanish StepsYou’ll glide through Rome’s glowing streets on a Segway with a local guide, stopping at icons like the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Spanish Steps after dark. Expect laughter during your orientation session and plenty of stories along the way. By tour’s end, you’ll feel like you’ve seen another side of Rome — one that lingers long after you leave.
