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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Cagliari: Vintage Fiat 1100D City Tour & Historic DistrictsYou’ll ride through Cagliari’s winding medieval streets in a classic Fiat 1100D with a local guide—stopping for panoramic views over Castello, hearing stories behind ancient churches and gates, and catching small moments like fresh bread scents or locals waving hello. It’s not just sightseeing; you’ll actually feel woven into Cagliari’s daily rhythm.
Cefalu: Sicilian Cooking Class with Sunset & Local WineYou’ll knead dough in a Sicilian garden villa near Cefalu, learn family recipes from Francesca (with plenty of laughs), enjoy local wine as you cook together, then watch sunset while tasting your creations. Expect hands-on moments, music in the background, and a keepsake photo to remember Sicily by.
Lake Bled & Ljubljana: Day Trip from Trieste with CastleYou're picked up from your Trieste hotel and driven to Ljubljana, where you walk the old town's Plečnik-designed landmarks and the iconic Dragon Bridge. Then it's on to Lake Bled for a shoreline walk, views of the island church and castle, and a taste of cremeschnitte cake before returning to Trieste. Your guide handles the route and border crossing; a confirmation with your exact pickup time arrives the day before.Is it for me?A good fit if you're based in Trieste and want to see two of Slovenia's main attractions without arranging your own transport or navigating the border. The full day out — roughly ten to twelve hours depending on stops — is what fits both Ljubljana and Lake Bled into a single trip.
Rome: 24-Hour Vespa Rental with Insurance & HelmetsYou pick up a 125cc Vespa with insurance, helmets, and a map, then spend 24 hours navigating Rome's monuments, neighborhoods, and hidden corners at your own pace. The rental includes unlimited mileage, a security lock, and free roadside help within the city limits. Requires a valid driving license and proven scooter experience — this is not a beginner-friendly rental.Is it for me?Right for experienced scooter riders who want to explore Rome's monuments and neighborhoods on their own schedule without taxi fares or public transport delays. Plan for 24 continuous hours from pickup to return — that's what gives you the freedom to move between the Colosseum, Trastevere, and the Vatican without rushing or waiting.
Palermo Coast: Boat Tour, Snorkeling & Sea Caves with SnacksYou’ll float along Palermo’s coast with a local captain, stopping to swim in clear coves like Mondello Beach and Capo Gallo Nature Reserve. Explore secret caves only reachable by boat, snack on local treats with cold drinks on deck, and listen to stories between swims—it’s easygoing and full of small surprises.
Florence: Pasta Cooking Class & Tuscan Wine in Historic HomeYou’ll knead fresh pasta dough in a sunlit Florentine kitchen alongside local chefs, learn how to fill ravioli and roll tagliatelle by hand, then share homemade lunch with Tuscan wine. Vegetarian options are no problem here—and you’ll leave with recipe booklets (and maybe a few floury fingerprints) as souvenirs. It’s messy, warm, and surprisingly personal.
Ischia: Schooner Sailing Tour & Swim Stops with LunchYou’ll sail around Ischia on a vintage schooner with local guides, stopping to swim in five beautiful bays like Citara and Sant’Angelo. Homemade lunch is served right on board—expect fresh flavors and good company. Snorkel gear is included if you want to explore underwater. It’s relaxed, warm-hearted, and honestly feels like summer should.
Ponza Boat Tour: Private Island Cruise & Custom ItineraryYou’ll set off from Ponza Island on a private boat tour with a certified guide—choose your own stops around the island, enjoy local wine or fresh fruit on board if you like, and soak up quiet moments between hidden coves and open sea. The day is yours to shape; sometimes it’s those unscripted pauses that stay with you longest.
Como: Home Cooking Class & Meal in Local HouseYou’ll step into a real Como home for hands-on cooking with a local host, learn family recipes for pasta and dessert, then sit down together for lunch or dinner with regional wines. Expect laughter over lopsided ravioli, stories at the table, and the kind of warmth that lingers long after you leave.
Maddalena Archipelago: Catamaran Day Tour & Sardinian LunchYou’ll board a catamaran in Porto Cervo with a small group and set sail through Sardinia’s Maddalena Archipelago—swimming at Spargi, gazing at Budelli’s protected Pink Beach, then anchoring for a long lunch with local wine as turquoise water laps below. Expect laughter, quiet moments, salt on your skin—and maybe a story or two you’ll want to remember.
Santa Maria di Leuca: Caves & Swim Stop Boat TourYou board at Leuca port, spend two hours on a small passenger boat exploring sea caves and limestone cliffs, and get a swim stop in crystal-clear water. Bottled water is provided, the boat is wheelchair accessible, and the whole thing wraps before lunch. It's the kind of outing that works whether you have three hours free or you're building a longer coastal day.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in or near Lecce who want to see the Salento coast without renting a car or booking a full-day excursion. The two hours fit between other plans, and the swim stop is what makes the caves feel like more than just a boat ride past rocks.
Rome: Colosseum & Forum Small Group Tour for KidsYou’ll step straight into Ancient Rome with your family on a small group tour designed for kids — skipping lines at the Colosseum, playing treasure hunts in the Roman Forum, hearing stories from a local guide who knows how to make history stick. Expect laughter, surprises, and moments that might stay with you long after you’ve left those old stones behind.
Florence: Chianti Wine Tour with 3 Tastings & Tuscan LunchYou’ll taste Chianti wines straight from Tuscan vineyards, learn about Supertuscans from local experts, enjoy a slow lunch with regional flavors, and wander an iconic village near Florence. With transport included and an English-speaking wine guide by your side, you’ll feel both welcomed and quietly wowed by simple pleasures.
Quad bike tour from Ribera to Eraclea Minoa coastA three-hour quad bike ride from Ribiera's historic center through the Verdura canyon and hinterland to coastal viewpoints above Eraclea Minoa, with a live guide in English, Italian, French or German. You ride solo or with one passenger, cross river fords and underpasses, climb plateaus, and finish along the wild coast of Piana Grande before returning to the starting point.Is it for me?Book solo if you want to control the quad's speed and route independently; choose the shared ride if you prefer a passenger to focus on photography while you drive.
La Maddalena Archipelago boat tour: 4 swimming stopsA full-day boat excursion through the La Maddalena Archipelago departing from Palau, with four swimming stops at Budelli's natural pools, Santa Maria, Spargi and views of the Pink Beach. The itinerary covers the archipelago's main islands and white-sand coves in turquoise water, with a live guide in English, Spanish, Italian or French, and onboard facilities. Check-in is at 9:45am; the tour runs seven hours.Is it for me?The four-stop itinerary and fixed schedule mean you see Budelli, Spargi, Santa Maria and the Pink Beach in a single day without arranging transport between islands or timing the tides yourself—the boat handles the route and the stops are spaced so you have time to swim at each one.
Bergamo walking tour: Self-guided digital guide by a localA self-guided digital walking tour of Bergamo's historic center with audio guide, text directions and local insights in English, Spanish, Italian, French and German. The guide covers Piazza Vecchia, Bergamo Cathedral, Rocca di Bergamo, and other key monuments, plus restaurant recommendations and stories about the city's history and people. You control the pace and timing; all you need is a smartphone with internet connection.Is it for me?Your guide walks you through Bergamo's monuments and stories at your own pace, with a local's insider knowledge of the best restaurants and hidden corners.
Verona Walking Tour: Self-Guided with Local Audio GuideYou get a self-guided audio and text tour of Verona's historic center—Piazza delle Erbe, Lamberti Tower, Castelvecchio, Porta Borsari, the Duomo, and the Arena—with stories and curiosities from a local creator. The guide works in five languages on your smartphone, so you move at your own pace, stop when you want, and skip what doesn't interest you. All you need is a phone with internet and headphones or speakers.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to explore Verona's main sights without waiting for a group to move or paying a guide's hourly rate—the self-guided format means you stop as long as you want at each landmark and skip what doesn't interest you.
Palermo: Sicilian Cooking Class & Dinner with Local FamilyYou’ll cook classic Sicilian dishes in Palermo alongside Antonio’s family—chopping eggplant for caponata, rolling swordfish or beef, sharing laughs over homemade linguine and semifreddo pistachio. Expect hands-on tips you’ll actually remember, dinner outdoors with local wine, and stories that linger long after you leave the table.
Florence: Brunelleschi's Dome Climb & Cathedral Complex 72h PassYou climb Brunelleschi's Dome at your reserved time, see the interior frescoes, and get a 72-hour pass to visit the Florence Cathedral, bell tower, baptistery, crypt and museum complex whenever you choose within that window. Entry includes an audio guide and fast-track access through the crypt, so you move through the sites without waiting in the main queues. Tickets arrive by message the night before your visit.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see inside the dome without waiting in line and prefer to explore the cathedral complex on your own schedule across three days rather than as part of a guided group tour.
Rome Food Tour: Campo de' Fiori, Pasta & Gelato WalkYou’ll taste your way through Rome’s historic center—sampling cheese and salami at Campo de’ Fiori market, trying classic Roman street snacks and pastas with local wine, then ending with real gelato near ancient ruins. Expect laughter, little surprises, and plenty of flavors you’ll want to remember long after you leave.
