Things to do in Italy
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Venice: Bacaro Food & Wine Tour with Cicchetti & Local BarsYou’ll taste real Venetian cicchetti in four local bacari as you walk hidden alleys with your guide—sipping wine, meeting locals, and learning why “un’ombra” means more than just a glass. Expect laughter over prosecco, stories at the morning market (if you go early), and an easy finish near Rialto Bridge that leaves you wanting to linger longer.
Capri & Blue Grotto Boat Tour from PositanoYou board at 8:10am from Positano's main beach and spend the day cruising past five named grottoes and rock formations, with entry to the Blue Grotto included (€18 extra at the cave). Lunch and free time on Capri island are yours to arrange, and the return journey includes a final swim and Prosecco on deck. Small groups, towels provided, and a full refund if weather cancels the tour.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Capri's main grottoes and rock formations in one day without arranging your own boat — the small-group format and fixed departure time handle the logistics, though you'll need to budget the extra €18 for Blue Grotto entry and arrange your own lunch on the island.
Boat tour 5 Terre from Levanto: Swim at VernazzaA boat tour from Levanto along the Cinque Terre coast visits all five villages—Monterosso, Vernazzo, Coniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore—aboard a 34-foot boat built in 2025. The tour runs 3.5 hours and includes lunch, an aperitif with local appetizers, snorkeling equipment and towels; you stop to swim in the marine protected area, usually near Vernazzo. The boat holds a maximum of 12 people, and departures from Monterosso run 30 minutes later than from Levanto.Is it for me?Book the lunch tour if you want to see all five villages from the water and swim in the protected area without arranging stops or food separately; choose the sunset option if you prefer an evening departure and want to watch the light change over the coast instead.
Vatican: Sistine Chapel & Museums Small Group Tour Skip LineYou’ll feel the pulse of Vatican City on this small group tour—skip long lines with your guide, walk through centuries-old galleries, crane your neck under Michelangelo’s frescoes in the Sistine Chapel, and stand quietly inside St. Peter’s Basilica. Expect moments that surprise you—and maybe even stick with you after you leave.
Venice: Commissario Brunetti Walking Tour & Film LocationsYou walk through Cannaregio with a licensed guide, visiting real locations from Donna Leon's Commissario Brunetti novels and TV series — Brunetti's house, the Angelo Animale palazzo, neighborhood bars, and the Questura. The tour covers how the books and films portray Venice differently and why these ordinary corners matter to the story. No entry fees to attractions; the walk is steady and manageable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this if you've read the Brunetti novels or watched the TV series and want to see the real Venice behind the fiction — the guide handles the stories and connections, so you just walk and listen.
Capri from Sorrento: Blue Grotto & Island Tour with Private BoatYou ride the hydrofoil from Sorrento to Capri, then spend the day with a private guide moving between the Blue Grotto, Monte Solaro's chairlift, Villa San Michele, and the island's main square. The boat tour, all entry tickets, and transport around the island are included, so you're not arranging pieces or waiting for group departures. You return to Sorrento by late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both the famous Blue Grotto and the island's villages, gardens, and viewpoints in one day without arranging separate tickets, boats, or transport—the private guide and included hydrofoil mean you're moving as a single unit from start to finish.
Colosseum Arena Floor Tour Rome: First entry at 8:30 AMYou enter the Colosseum arena floor at 8:30 AM before crowds arrive, with a guide who explains the construction and history as you stand on the actual gladiator ground. You then explore Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum's temples and marketplaces in a small group of no more than six people. Entry tickets and arena access are included; bring your passport for ID verification.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see the Colosseum's arena floor and main Roman sites without arriving at 7 AM to beat the crowds or spending an hour in the ticket queue — the early entry and included access are what make a full morning in the ruins possible.
Siena: Tuscan Cooking Class & Wine Lunch from CountrysideYou spend four hours in a Siena farmhouse kitchen learning to make fresh pasta, bruschetta, sauce, and dessert from a professional chef who speaks English. You cook everything yourself, then sit down and eat it with local wine and the other people in your small group. The recipes and apron go home with you, along with the ability to actually make these dishes again.Is it for me?Book this if you want to actually learn how to make Tuscan pasta and bruschetta rather than just eat them, and you're willing to spend a morning in a kitchen with a small group—the hands-on format is what makes the recipes stick.
Civitavecchia to Rome or Airport: Private Transfer, Local DriverYou’ll step off your cruise in Civitavecchia and be met by a local driver who helps with your luggage and welcomes you into a cool private car. Along the way to Rome or the airport, you’ll get real tips about food spots and neighborhoods—not just tourist stuff—plus cold water and Wi-Fi for comfort. It’s not just a ride; it’s your first glimpse of Roman life.
Lake Como Private Boat Tour: Clooney Villa & BellagioYou get a private boat with a driver who knows the lake's history and villas, stops at Villa Oleandra (Clooney's home), Villa del Balbianello (Casino Royale filming location), and villages like Bellagio or Tremezzo depending on your package length. Prosecco, water, and a heated cabin are included, and pickup from four lakeside towns is free — you choose how many hours you want (2 to 8) and which stops matter most to you.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Lake Como's famous villas and villages without the noise of a group tour or the hassle of renting your own boat and navigating the water yourself — the private format and included pickup from four lakeside towns is what makes a morning on the water feel like your own discovery instead of a scheduled stop.
Rome: Fiat 500 Vintage Tour of 7 Secret Spots & PhotosYou’ll ride through Rome in a vintage Fiat 500 with a local guide who feels more like an old friend than a chauffeur. Expect secret hills made of ancient pottery, panoramic gardens scented with oranges, and spontaneous photo stops at places you’d never find on your own. It’s lively, imperfect fun — you might even fall for Rome all over again.
Capri: Private Boat Tour, Grottos & Faraglioni PhotosYou’ll leave Capri’s crowds behind on a private boat tour with your own skipper guiding you past sea grottos, through Faraglioni’s stone archway, and into luminous caves like the Blue Grotto (extra ticket). Swim in clear water or just stretch out with a cold drink as you circle the island’s wildest corners—there’s always something unexpected waiting around each bend.
Rome to Civitavecchia Port: Private Transfer & Airport PickupYou're picked up at Rome airport arrivals by a named driver, driven in a private air-conditioned car to Civitavecchia cruise port in about 90 minutes, and charged a fixed price agreed before you travel. WiFi is included, infant seats are available, and the driver tracks your flight so pickup timing adjusts if you're delayed. No shared stops, no negotiating at the curb.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving at Rome airport and need to reach Civitavecchia port for a cruise departure without arranging transport separately or waiting for a shared shuttle — the fixed price and flight tracking mean you know exactly what you're paying and when the car will arrive.
Rome: Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill Small GroupYou get entry to all three sites, a local guide with headphones, and a walking route through the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill without arranging tickets separately or navigating the crowds alone. Arrive twenty minutes early, bring your ID, and the guide handles the rest.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want to see Rome's three most important ancient sites in one outing without buying separate tickets or navigating crowds alone; the small-group limit and local guide mean you actually hear the history instead of just walking past it.
Florence Duomo: Dome Climb & Museum with Skip-the-LineYou skip the entry queue and climb inside Brunelleschi's Dome, walking between its two shells while your guide explains the 3,600 square meters of frescoes overhead. You tour the Opera del Duomo Museum to see the original sculptures by Donatello and Michelangelo that once adorned the cathedral exterior. Your 72-hour complex pass lets you return to Giotto's Bell Tower or the Baptistry at your own pace. Entry, guide, and headsets are included.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand how Brunelleschi's Dome was engineered and built, not just photograph it from below. Expect a steady physical pace—the dome climb is the centerpiece, and it demands moderate fitness and willingness to climb stairs continuously.
Rome: Golf Cart City Tour with Stops at Trevi, Pantheon & GelatoYou’ll ride through Rome’s heart by golf cart with a local guide, stopping at spots like Campo de’ Fiori market, Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon. Take photos, grab coffee or gelato along the way, and hear stories that bring each piazza to life. It’s relaxed but full of those small moments you’ll remember.
Private Boat Tour to Capri from Positano: Faraglioni & GrottoesA private boat tour departing from Positano that circles the island of Capri, visiting the Faraglioni rock formations, the Green Grotto, and other natural sites along the Amalfi Coast. You choose how long to stay at each stop—whether that means swimming in clear water, exploring grottoes, or spending time on the island itself. The tour runs 7 to 8 hours with an English-speaking skipper, towel, snacks and drinks included; fuel and optional grotto entry fees are separate.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Capri's famous Faraglioni and grottoes without being locked into a fixed schedule—you control where the boat stops and how long you stay, so a morning person can start early and a late riser can take their time, and a swimmer can linger in the water while others explore the island on foot.
Milan: Private Walking Tour Duomo, Brera & Sforza CastleYou’ll walk Milan’s heart with a local guide—marvel at the Duomo’s spires, feel history in Brera’s lively lanes, pause in quiet churches, and end among castle walls. Expect real stories, small surprises (and maybe some laughter over pastry), plus plenty of time to just look up and take it all in.
Amalfi Coast Boat Tour: Small Group, Swim & Positano StopYou’ll board a classic boat in Amalfi for a relaxed day along the coast—swimming near hidden coves, sharing lunch at Praiano’s La Gavitella (not included), and exploring Positano’s winding streets for an hour. With drinks flowing and local stories from your skipper, expect laughter, salty hair, and moments that stick long after you’re dry.
Rome: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Private Tour with Fast AccessYou skip the main entry queue and spend unhurried time in the Sistine Chapel, then descend through the Scala Regia — a route almost no other tour uses — to reach St. Peter's Basilica via an exclusive passage. The whole private tour takes around three hours, includes a guide in your chosen language, and ends at the Basilica where you can linger. Plan for a moderate walk on marble and dress code compliance at entry.Is it for me?Right for travelers with limited time in Rome who want to see the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter's Basilica without spending hours in queues. Plan for a moderate walk on marble and dress code compliance — both are what make the fast entry and exclusive routing possible.
