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: Borghese Gallery Small Group Tour & Baroque ArtYou’ll join a small group to explore Rome’s Borghese Gallery with an expert guide who brings Bernini and Caravaggio alive through stories you won’t find on plaques. Enjoy reserved entry (no waiting), then stroll through Villa Borghese gardens at your own pace — maybe with a gelato in hand. Expect moments that linger long after you leave.
Palermo Catamaran Tour: Mondello, Capo Gallo & Lunch CruiseYou’ll sail along Palermo’s coast by catamaran with a small group, swimming at Mondello Beach and tasting fresh seafood pasta for lunch right on deck. Explore Capo Gallo’s wild cliffs and pause at Grotta Regina’s shimmering sea cave before heading back—expect laughter, good food, and real Sicilian warmth all day.
La Maddalena Sailing Day Trip: Small Group, Lunch & SwimYou’ll sail through La Maddalena’s clearest waters with a small group and local skipper, stopping at Spargi and Budelli for swims and beach walks. Enjoy homemade lunch on board—think bruschetta, Sardinian cheese, pasta—and sip Vermentino wine as you drift between islands. Expect laughter, new friends, maybe even a nap in the sun as you watch colors shift across the sea.
Taormina: Pizza Making Class & Lunch with Local ChefYou’ll roll up your sleeves in Taormina’s kitchen, learn from a local chef how to make real Italian pizza from scratch (yes, you’ll get messy), then share your creations at lunch with new friends. Expect laughter over lopsided dough and maybe a new respect for Sicilian hands.
Florence walking food tour with local guide & tastingsYou’ll taste your way through Florence’s markets and winding streets with a local guide — sampling home-made pasta, truffles, cantucci biscuits, and real gelato. Expect laughter around the table, stories about Florentine life, and small surprises along the way that stick with you long after you leave.
Genoa: Pasta & Pesto Cooking Class with Terrace LunchYou’ll knead fresh pasta dough inside a historic Genoese palace, learn to make traditional pesto by hand with a local guide, then relax over lunch on a sunlit terrace with wine. Expect honest flavors, hands-on moments, and glimpses of daily life in Genoa that linger long after you leave.
Vione Canyoning Lombardy: Jumps, Abseils & Lake GardaYou spend four hours moving through Vione canyon with a guide, choosing between jumps and bolted alternatives at each drop, swimming across pools, and abseiling down to the river. The tour includes all safety gear, a wetsuit, snacks, water, and free photos sent afterward. Groups stay under 8 people, which keeps the pace steady and the experience personal.Is it for me?Book this if you're 14 or older, reasonably fit, and want to move through a canyon instead of just look at one — the bolted alternatives at each jump mean you stay in control of your own adrenaline, and the small group size keeps the pace steady without pressure.
Rome: Private E-Tuk Tuk Tour with Jewish Ghetto & TrastevereYou’ll feel Rome’s energy up close on this private e-tuk tuk tour—gliding past landmarks like Trevi Fountain and Piazza Navona, tasting fresh bread in the Jewish Ghetto, pausing in quiet gardens above the city. With a local guide and flexible stops, it’s part adventure, part street-level storybook.
San Gimignano Wine Tasting & Tuscan Dinner Chianti WineryA wine tasting and traditional Tuscan dinner tour from San Gimignano takes you by minibus to a Chianti winery in the rolling hills, where a guide leads you through the historic cellars before you taste the estate's wines and eat a four-course seasonal menu in the rustic dining room. The experience runs four hours and includes transport, the cellar tour, wine tasting, and dinner; a live guide speaks English, Spanish or Italian. Infants can ride in a pram or specialized seat, and the terrain is uneven, so walking difficulties or wheelchair use would make the sites hard to navigate.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste and dine at the winery in one evening rather than commit a full day, and prefer a guided drive from San Gimignano over finding your own way.
Rome Golf Cart Tour: Express City Sights & Colosseum RouteYou’ll glide through Rome’s most iconic sights by golf cart—from the Colosseum’s ancient arches to sweeping rooftop views at Pincio. Expect stories from real Romans, quick stops for photos or fountains, and local tips for food after your tour ends. It’s fast-paced but full of small moments you’ll actually remember.
Perugia: Food & Wine Walking Tour with Tastings & Local StoriesYou’ll wander Perugia’s historic center alongside a local guide, tasting fresh pastries and cappuccino for breakfast before sampling regional cheeses, prosciutto, truffle pasta, chocolates, and artisan gelato. Meet shopkeepers who share their stories between bites and sips of Umbrian wine. It’s not just a food tour — it feels like being let in on something quietly special.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Class with Local Chef & WineYou’ll join a small group near Piazza Mattei for hands-on pasta making in Rome with a local chef guiding you through every step — from mixing dough to layering tiramisu. Expect laughter over lopsided ravioli, tips you’ll actually remember, and plenty of premium wine as you eat what you’ve cooked together. You might leave with flour on your shirt but also new friends.
Valdobbiadene: Cartizze Prosecco Tasting & Organic Vineyard TourYou’ll taste four kinds of Cartizze Prosecco in Valdobbiadene with a local guide—learning to spot flavors as you go—then head outside for an honest look at organic vineyards and ancient vines before ending with snacks, stories, and hillside views that linger longer than expected.
Rome: Fresh Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class near TerminiYou’ll knead fresh dough by hand in Rome, roll fettuccine, shape ravioli with your own filling, then build layers of tiramisu under your chef’s watchful eye. Expect laughter, flour everywhere, local tips from your instructor—and a real Roman meal you’ll share with new friends at the end.
Taormina & Giardini Naxos: Boat Tour with Caves, Isola Bella & AperitifYou’ll cruise along Taormina & Giardini Naxos coastlines, slip into hidden sea caves, swim in emerald waters by Isola Bella, and snack on almond pastries with prosecco—all with stories from a local guide. Expect laughter, Sicilian sun on your face, and maybe one memory that lingers longer than you expect.
St. Peter's Basilica: Dome Climb & Papal Tombs, Max 6 PeopleYou climb to the interior gallery of St. Peter's dome for close views of the mosaics and the basilica floor below, then spend time with Michelangelo's Pietà and Bernini's masterpieces in the main church. The tour ends in the Papal Tombs beneath the basilica, where you walk past centuries of papal burials. A guide leads the whole thing, the group never exceeds six people, and entry is included — you just show up with covered shoulders and knees.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see inside the dome and the papal crypts without navigating entry logistics or competing with crowds — the small group size and expert guide are what make both possible in a single visit.
Cagliari: Segway Tour of Castello & Marina with Drink StopYou’ll glide through Cagliari by Segway with a local guide, winding up steep streets into Castello’s citadel for stories and city views. Savor a drink on a sunny terrace overlooking rooftops and the port. It’s an easy way to see more without breaking a sweat — but it still feels close-up and real.
Rome: Private Walking Tour with Custom Route & Local HostYou’ll follow your local host through Rome’s backstreets—from artisan bakeries near Rome Termini to quiet corners of the Jewish Ghetto and lively Trastevere squares. Expect spontaneous snacks, honest conversation, and plenty of moments where you feel less like a tourist—and more like you belong here.
Livorno to Florence & Pisa: Private Day Trip with PickupYou’ll step right off your cruise into a private car bound for Pisa’s famous Leaning Tower before heading to Florence to wander its marble piazzas and cross Ponte Vecchio with a local guide. There’s time to pause at Santa Croce or gaze over rooftops from Piazzale Michelangelo — all with easy port pickup and drop-off so you won’t watch the clock too much.
Boat tour Polignano caves from Monopoli: Swim and ProseccoA shared motorized gozzo boat tour departing from Monopoli port and sailing to the sea caves of Polignano a Mare, with stops at Grotta Palazzese, Lama Monachile, and Isola dell'Eremita. The tour runs 2.5 hours, includes a swim in the water, Prosecco and Apulian snacks aboard, and a live English or Italian-speaking guide. Small groups of mixed nationalities travel together on the same boat.Is it for me?Choose this shared tour if you prefer a guided route through the caves with other travelers rather than coordinating your own transport, and want Prosecco and snacks included; book the private option if you'd rather have the boat and guide dedicated to your group alone.
