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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Matera: Sassi Walking Tour with Casa Grotta & Rock ChurchYou walk through both Sasso districts with a local guide, step inside a furnished cave house frozen in time from the 1950s, and enter a rock church with original frescoes. Panoramic stops at Piazzetta Pascoli and the ravine viewpoint are built into the route. Entry fees and the guide are included; the tour takes around two hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand how people actually lived in the Sassi rather than just walk past the facades — the cave house and the guide's knowledge of the district's history are what make that possible in a single morning.
Vatican City Private Tour: Skip the line, 3 to 5 hoursYou get hotel pickup, skip-the-line entry to the Vatican Museums, a private guide who knows the art and history, and time to actually look at Michelangelo's work instead of rushing past it. Choose your duration—three, four, or five hours—and the guide adjusts the route to fit. Dress code is mandatory: covered knees and shoulders, or you don't get in.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see the Vatican's main attractions without spending hours in entry queues, and who prefer a private guide over a group tour. Plan for moderate walking and a dress code that covers knees and shoulders—that's what gets you past the entrance and into the galleries on time.
E-Bike Tour Lake Como: Swiss Vineyard & Lakeside VillagesAn e-bike tour of Lake Como covering 22 km with a live guide in English, Spanish, Italian or French, starting from Como and looping through Cernobbio and Moltrasio before crossing into Switzerland to a working Merlot vineyard. The ride takes 2.5 to 3 hours with gentle climbs made effortless by electric assist. You'll need a valid passport, moderate fitness, and confidence riding at cruising speed; children from age 14 are welcome. Bike rental is available as an add-on option at checkout.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cross into Switzerland on an e-bike tour starting from Como—you'll need your passport, and the moderate climbs suit riders comfortable on a bike rather than beginners.
Maddalena Archipelago: Catamaran Day Trip with Sardinian LunchYou’ll board a catamaran in Cannigione for a day trip across the Maddalena Archipelago, swimming off Spargi’s beaches and pausing in silence before Budelli’s pink sands. Enjoy fresh seafood pasta with local wine as you float at Porto della Madonna—sun-warmed skin, salty hair, laughter echoing over turquoise water.
Rome: Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill Guided TourYou walk three of Rome's most significant ancient sites with an expert guide who explains the real history—not the Hollywood version. The tour includes Colosseum entry (skip-the-line), Palatine Hill, and the Roman Forum, with views that show how these places connected in the ancient city. You avoid the long entry lines and get the context that makes the ruins make sense.Is it for me?Book this if you want the three major ancient sites in one morning without arranging separate tickets or navigating the entry lines yourself—the skip-the-line access and expert guide are what compress the whole experience into three hours instead of a half-day scramble.
Rome: Castel Sant'Angelo Tour with Terrace Views & GuideYou’ll follow a local guide through Castel Sant’Angelo’s winding halls, peek into hidden rooms once used by popes and emperors, cross the Bridge of Angels lined with haunting sculptures, and pause for sweeping views over Rome from the terrace. Expect stories, small surprises, and moments that linger after you leave.
Rome Airport Transfer: 45min Direct Pickup & Drop-offYou get picked up at your Rome hotel or airport terminal by an English-speaking driver in a clean, air-conditioned car. The drive takes 45 minutes to the city center or airport, with 70 minutes of free waiting time built in for arrivals. No haggling, no surprises—just a direct route and a driver who tracks your flight.Is it for me?Right for travelers arriving at or leaving Rome without a rental car, since the driver meets you at the terminal or your hotel and the price is fixed before you book. Plan for 45 minutes of drive time—that's what gets you directly from the airport to the city without stops.
Rome to Pompeii & Amalfi Coast: Day Trip with Sorrento or PositanoYou’ll trade Rome’s bustle for coastal air and ancient stones on this day trip to Pompeii and Sorrento or Positano. Expect seaside strolls, local flavors (try limoncello if you’re brave), guided ruins with an archaeologist who brings history close, and winding roads where every turn looks like a movie scene.
Naples: Amalfi & Positano Hydrofoil Day Cruise with StopsYou board a fast hydrofoil at Naples port and cruise the Amalfi Coast instead of driving it, with a professional guide narrating the journey. You spend three hours exploring Amalfi's cathedral and medieval square at your own pace, then two hours in Positano's steep alleys and beach shops. All ferry tickets and guide commentary are included; lunch is on your own. The return cruise gives you the same dramatic coastline from a different angle before you head back to port.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Amalfi Coast from the water without renting a car or navigating the coastal roads yourself—the hydrofoil gets you there faster and the guide handles the storytelling while you watch the cliffs pass by.
Rome: Colosseum & Roman Forum with Fast-Track EntryYou get entry to all three sites without hunting for tickets separately, a guide who knows the sites and can pace the group, and skip-the-line access that saves you the better part of an hour. Kids under four are free, and the whole thing wraps in three hours, which means you're done by early afternoon and the rest of Rome is still ahead of you.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want the three main ancient sites without arranging separate tickets or waiting in long entry lines. The three-hour pace is steady with stairs and uphill walking, so plan for moderate fitness and comfortable shoes.
Sorrento: Evening Food Tour & Wine Tasting with Local HostsYou’ll taste Sorrento’s real flavors on this evening food tour: sharing handmade gnocchi and local salami, sipping Campania wines, and ending with modern tiramisu plus an after-dinner cocktail. With friendly hosts leading you through hidden eateries, you’ll feel like part of the town by night’s end.
Cooking Class in Positano: Gnocchi & TiramisùA small-group cooking class in Positano where you learn to make fresh gnocchi and tiramisù in a local villa, starting with pickup from the main square of Montepertuso. The class runs 3.5 hours and includes aperitivo with prosecco, cheese and salami; lunch with wine; and access to the garden where you pick fresh vegetables and herbs. A guide fluent in English and Italian leads the instruction.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and Italian fluently, so you follow the instruction comfortably whether Italian is your language or not. Book this if you want hands-on cooking with a small group and a real meal at the end, not a demo you watch from a counter.
Valley of the Temples: Sunset Tour with English GuideYou’ll follow a local guide through Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples as day fades to night — watching colors shift on ancient ruins, hearing stories under open sky, and seeing temples lit up after dark. Expect laughter, quiet moments, and a little bit of magic you might not expect from a history tour.
Lake Como Wine Tasting & Italian Food with SommelierYou taste four carefully selected Italian wines guided by a professional sommelier, learning about grape varieties, regions, and winemaking as you go. Local cheeses, prosciutto, and mozzarella pair with each glass. The tasting happens in Como's center, 10 minutes from the train station, and non-alcoholic options are available if you prefer them. No transport to arrange, no schedule pressure—just wine, food, and someone who knows how to talk about both.Is it for me?This works well if you want to understand Italian wine without the formality of a large group tour, and you're staying near Como's center or arriving by train. The sommelier's expertise and the food pairings make the difference between tasting wine and understanding it.
Rome: Golf Cart City Tour with Local Guide & Top SightsYou’ll zip through Rome’s heart by private golf cart, stopping at legendary spots like Trevi Fountain and Villa Borghese with your local guide. Taste street snacks at Campo de’ Fiori, hear stories behind ancient monuments, and laugh along with Romans themselves. It’s sightseeing without stress—and somehow more real than you’d expect.
Rome: Private Photo Shoot at Spanish Steps & PantheonYou’ll wander Rome’s iconic streets with a local photographer who makes posing feel easy — from the Spanish Steps to the Pantheon and those colorful alleyways in between. Expect candid moments captured naturally, gentle guidance (no stiff smiles), and downloadable high-res photos to relive it all back home.
Valley of the Temples: Electric Scooter Tour & Audio GuideYou’ll ride an electric scooter through Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples with a local tour leader and audio guide, pausing by ancient ruins and winding olive groves. Expect almond-scented air, stories about Roman roads, and time to wander temple paths on foot. This day trip is equal parts history lesson and breezy adventure—one you’ll probably remember every time you smell olives again.
Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel: Early Entry Small Group TourYou’ll slip into the Vatican Museums before most people arrive, following your local guide through hushed galleries and sunlit courtyards. Pause beneath Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel ceiling with time to really look—not just glance—and hear stories that bring centuries-old art alive. It’s quieter than you’d expect, and somehow more personal than any photo could ever show.
Rome: Golf Cart Tour with German Guide & 7 LandmarksYou ride in a small golf cart (max 7 people) with a German-speaking guide who covers seven major Rome landmarks—Colosseum, Aventine Hill, Pantheon, Piazza Venezia, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and Piazza Navona—in one loop. Headsets keep everyone connected in larger groups. It's the ideal first-day orientation that saves your feet and gives you the city's layout without the stress of navigating yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you're new to Rome and want to see the major landmarks and understand how the city's layout connects—without spending your first days on your feet figuring out which metro line goes where. The golf cart and small group size mean you get orientation and local insight in one morning or afternoon, leaving you free to explore deeper on your own afterward.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisù Cooking Class in Historic PalazzoYou’ll step inside a centuries-old Roman palazzo for a small-group cooking class where you’ll knead fresh pasta dough by hand, whip up creamy tiramisù alongside locals, sip Prosecco to start, and enjoy your creations over lunch with wine. Expect laughter, real stories from your chef, and recipes to bring home—plus that lingering sense of belonging only Rome seems to give.
