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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Capri & Blue Grotto Boat Tour from Sorrento with Swim & LunchYou’ll join a small group on a classic boat from Sorrento to Capri, swimming off wild cliffs and slipping into grottos lit by unreal colors. There’s time to explore Capri town or just eat gelato in the sun before cruising home with homemade limoncello and local sandwiches — all with an easygoing skipper who knows these waters by heart.
Milan to St. Moritz: Bernina Red Train & Swiss AlpsYou leave Milan by coach, spend a few hours in St. Moritz, then ride the bright red Bernina Train across the Alps through UNESCO-protected mountain passes, glaciers, and spiral viaducts before descending into Tirano and returning to Milan by bus. Hotel pickup is available if you select it at booking.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Swiss Alps and ride one of Europe's most famous mountain trains without arranging separate transport, train tickets, and timing yourself — the fixed itinerary handles all three, and the open-window train cars let you experience the landscape directly.
Rome: Pasta, Ravioli & Tiramisù Cooking Class with WineYou’ll laugh with locals as you knead fresh pasta dough in Rome’s cozy kitchen, fill ravioli by hand, and create your own tiramisù masterpiece. Enjoy a welcome Spritz and homemade snacks before sharing your meal (and maybe some cooking fails) on the sunny terrace with wine. You’ll leave full — not just from food.
Rome: Colosseum, Forum & Palatine Hill Small Group TourYou’ll walk straight into Rome’s history with entry tickets and a local guide leading your small group through the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill. Hear stories that bring ancient stones to life, pause for photos among ruins older than memory, and catch city views from an emperor’s garden. You might even pick up a tip for gelato after all that walking.
Palermo Street Food Tour Capo & Vucciria Markets Local GuideThis 3-hour street food tour of Palermo takes you through Capo and Vucciria markets with a local English-speaking guide, tasting 10 traditional Sicilian street foods including arancini, panelle, and the famous pani ca' meusa, plus three drinks and a seasonal dessert. Groups stay under 10 people, so you interact directly with the guide and vendors instead of moving as a crowd. The tour starts at Teatro Massimo and works through the backstreets where locals eat, not the tourist-trap storefronts—and it runs rain or shine.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste multiple street foods across two markets in one morning without backtracking—the guide leads a set route through Capo and Vucciria rather than letting you choose stops.
Rome: Borghese Gallery & Gardens Small Group Tour EntryYou’ll join a small group for timed entry into Rome’s Borghese Gallery, hearing stories behind Bernini and Caravaggio masterpieces from an expert guide before wandering through peaceful gardens once reserved for nobility. Expect quiet moments, unexpected laughter, and space to really look — both inside and out.
Lake Como Boat Cruise & Bellagio Day Trip from MilanYou travel by coach from Milan to Lake Como, board a private 45-minute boat cruise past celebrity villas and film locations, then spend free time exploring Bellagio's cobblestone streets and lakeside cafés. After crossing into Switzerland, you have time to wander Lugano's waterfront and shops before returning to Milan by evening. Your guide is English-speaking, the coach is air-conditioned, and headsets keep you connected to commentary throughout.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Lake Como's famous villas and two charming towns in one day without arranging your own transport, boat tickets, or timing — the fixed schedule packs Bellagio, Lugano, and the boat into a single afternoon, which is what makes crossing two countries possible before dinner.
Venice Islands Tour: Murano Glass & Burano Lace DemonstrationsA guided boat tour of Venice's islands departing from San Marco, with live demonstrations of glassblowing in Murano and lacemaking in Burano, plus walking time in both villages. The tour runs 4 to 5 hours with a professional guide speaking English, Spanish, Italian or French, and includes boat transport, a radio receiver to hear the guide, and entry to the demonstration workshops.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see traditional Venetian crafts in action rather than in a museum or shop—the glassblowing and lacemaking demonstrations are the core of the day, and the boat and walking time let you explore both islands without arranging separate transport or entry tickets yourself.
Venice: Cannaregio Walking Tour & Rialto Legends with LocalYou’ll wander quiet backstreets in Cannaregio, explore Venice’s Jewish quarter with stories from your local guide, and stand on ancient bridges as everyday life flows by around you. Expect laughter, unexpected legends, and glimpses into workshops most travelers miss — all wrapped up in two hours that leave you wanting more.
Positano, Amalfi & Ravello Full Day Tour from NaplesA full-day guided tour from Naples explores three Amalfi Coast highlights—Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello—with a driver, local commentary, free time in each town, and round-trip transport in an air-conditioned vehicle. The boat ride in Amalfi is optional. Small groups stay under 16 passengers, and pickup is available from Naples city or Salerno port for cruise passengers.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see three distinct Amalfi Coast towns in a single day without navigating the winding roads yourself or planning the sequence—the driver handles the route and timing, so you step out at each stop ready to explore.
Rome Pasta Cooking Class: Fettuccine at Piazza NavonaYou learn to hand-roll fettuccine pasta under a chef's guidance, then sit at a table overlooking Piazza Navona to eat what you made with your choice of sauce. The meal includes bruschetta, wine or beer, and coffee. It's a small-group class that takes about two to three hours, and you leave knowing how to make fresh pasta at home.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn a skill you can actually use at home, but you'd rather not spend the afternoon in a standalone cooking school — the view and the meal make it feel less like a class and more like you've just had a long lunch on Rome's most famous square.
Cooking Class Rome: Make Pasta & 3 SpritzesYou’ll laugh with new friends as you roll fresh pasta in a lively Roman kitchen, guided by a local chef who shares family recipes and stories. Taste three different Italian spritz cocktails as you cook and eat together in the heart of Rome. Go home with recipes—and memories that stick longer than flour on your hands.
Venice: Food & Wine Tour with Traghetto Gondola RideYou walk through Cannaregio and Rialto with a local guide, tasting seven cicchetti and four glasses of wine at family-run bars where Venetians actually eat. You cross the Grand Canal on a traditional traghetto gondola, then finish in the Rialto square with recommendations for what comes next. The whole thing is two kilometers of easy walking in a group of ten or fewer.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to eat and drink like Venetians without arranging bars and transport themselves—the guide handles the route and the timing, which is what fits seven tastings and a gondola crossing into one afternoon without feeling rushed.
Rome: Colosseum, Forum & Palatine Hill 3-Hour TourYou enter the Colosseum with reserved tickets and a guide who walks you through the amphitheater's layout and history, then moves into the Roman Forum to explore temples and the Arch of Titus, and finishes on Palatine Hill for views across the city. The whole thing takes three hours, entrance fees are included, and you don't have to arrange tickets or navigate the sites yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Rome's three most important ancient sites in a single morning without arranging separate tickets, figuring out the route, or standing in entry lines—the reserved tickets and fixed three-hour schedule handle all of that.
Florence Hills Golf Cart Tour: Piazzale Michelangelo & ArcetriA small-group electric golf cart tour of Florence's hills departs from Piazzale Vittorio Veneto and climbs through olive groves, past Galileo's former residence in Arcetri, to Piazzale Michelangelo and the Basilica of San Miniato al Monte, returning across Ponte Santa Trinita with views of Ponte Vecchio. A local driver and audio guide lead the 90-minute route, which includes photo stops and short walks at key viewpoints. Children must be accompanied by an adult; specialized infant seats are available.Is it for me?At 90 minutes, the tour fits easily into a morning or afternoon without eating the whole day, leaving time to explore the city center or rest before dinner. The golf cart handles the hills so you spend your energy on the views and the stories, not the climb.
Pompeii & Sorrento Day Trip from Rome: Archaeologist Guide & LimoncelloYou depart Rome in the morning and spend the day inside Pompeii's archaeological site with a guide who knows the history, then move to Sorrento for free time and a limoncello tasting before driving back along the Amalfi Coast. The tour includes entry to Pompeii, round-trip transport, the guide, and the tasting — you don't arrange any of it yourself.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see Pompeii's ruins with someone who understands the archaeology, taste limoncello where it's made, and avoid arranging transport, tickets, and timing across three different places — the fixed itinerary is what makes a full southern Italy day possible from Rome without a rental car.
Colosseum Arena Floor Tour: Gladiators' entrance includedYou enter the Colosseum through the restricted gladiators' gate, walk the arena floor with a licensed guide explaining the engineering and history, then move through the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill ruins. All three site entries and audio equipment are included. The whole experience takes 2.5 hours, and you'll need a valid ID matching your booking name.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want the Colosseum's restricted arena floor and the Forum and Palatine Hill in one morning without arranging three separate entries — the guide handles the logistics and the audio equipment means you hear everything clearly. Expect steady walking on uneven ground over 2.5 hours; that's what makes fitting all three major sites into one tour possible.
Florence: Skip-the-Line David & Duomo Small Group TourYou skip the lines at the Accademia Gallery to see Michelangelo's David and the Florence Duomo, then walk through the city's main squares and landmarks with a local guide. The VIP option adds exclusive Duomo terrace access and a climb to the top of the Dome for panoramic views. The standard option includes a full walking tour of Piazza della Signoria, Palazzo Vecchio, Ponte Vecchio, and other key sites. You're done in a few hours with the major sights covered and no time wasted waiting outside.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Florence's major sights in one morning without arranging separate museum tickets or spending hours in entry lines — the skip-the-line access and small-group format are what make it possible to actually spend time inside the Accademia and Duomo instead of waiting outside them.
Milan: Last Supper Skip-the-Line Tour & City Landmarks WalkYou’ll stand quietly before Da Vinci’s Last Supper with a small group (skip-the-line entry included), wander Milan’s medieval streets with a local guide who knows every shortcut, and pause beneath the soaring Duomo as city bells ring out. Expect moments that linger long after—a taste of real Milanese life mixed with centuries-old art.
Naples: Underground Spanish Quarters Tour & WWII ShelterYou’ll slip beneath Naples’ Spanish Quarters with a local guide who knows every twist of the underground aqueducts and WWII shelters. Hear stories echoing off ancient stone, see wartime graffiti by flashlight, and surface again feeling oddly connected to both the city’s chaos above and its quiet resilience below.
