Things to do in Italy
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La Maddalena Sailing Tour: Swim, Island Lunch & SnorkelingYou’ll sail from Palau through La Maddalena’s wild blue waters with a small group and local captain—swimming at Cala di Santa Maria, walking Budelli’s pink beach, sharing homemade snacks and Sardinian lunch on deck with wine and laughter. Expect salty hair, sun-warmed skin, and those quiet moments that stay long after you’re back on land.
Pizza & Cannoli Making in Taormina by the Sea: Learn from local family chefsA cooking class in Taormina where you make Sicilian pizza, cannoli, bruschetta and traditional Angel Wings sweets with two chefs, then dine on your creations overlooking the Mediterranean. The class runs 3.5 hours and includes a private transfer from central Taormina, all ingredients, an apron, and a glass of Limoncello; children from age 6 are welcome. English and Italian instruction available.Is it for me?Book this class if you want hands-on cooking with two chefs in one evening, not a lecture or a demo — you're kneading, frying and baking the whole time, then eating what you made facing the sea. It works for families with children from age 6 and for anyone who wants to learn Sicilian technique without a long time commitment.
Rome: St. Peter's Dome Climb & Basilica with Early EntryYou arrive early at St. Peter's Square, take the lift partway up the dome, then climb the remaining 380 steps to the summit for views across Rome and Vatican City. After descending, you tour the basilica's interior with your guide, then explore the papal crypts and grottoes below. The whole experience takes the morning, with the early entry timing what keeps the crowds manageable.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want the dome experience and the basilica tour in one visit without navigating the crowds alone—the early entry and guided structure handle both the logistics and the timing.
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.
Wine Tasting Itria Valley Brindisi: Vineyard Walk & 4 TastingsYou walk the vineyard where the wines are grown, taste four Apulian wines with homemade food pairings, and hear the story of each bottle from the person who made it. The tasting takes place at the farmhouse itself, either outdoors with valley views or in a stone tavern. No transport needed—the vineyard is steps away. Bring an appetite and plan for two to three hours.Is it for me?Right for wine lovers who want to taste where the wine is made rather than in a tasting room, and for travelers who prefer small groups and homemade food over polished hospitality—the farmhouse setting is what makes the whole thing feel like you're invited, not just a customer.
Matera Sassi: Cave House, Cathedral & Rock Churches TourYou’ll wander Matera’s labyrinthine Sassi with a local guide, step inside an ancient cave house and feel its history under your feet, visit both the cathedral and one of Matera’s iconic rock churches (entry included), and catch glimpses of everyday life past and present in these winding stone streets.
Rome: Colosseum Arena Floor & Forum with Archaeologist GuideYou walk the arena floor of the Colosseum with an expert archaeologist, then move through the Roman Forum and finish on Palatine Hill — three of Rome's most significant ancient sites in one tour. Entry tickets, headsets for groups of six or more, and all fees are included. Bring comfortable shoes and your ID; the tour involves multiple levels and uneven ground.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Colosseum's arena floor — the part most visitors never reach — and understand ancient Rome through someone who actually studies it, rather than rushing through on your own or in a massive group tour.
Sunset Jeep Tour of Mount Etna and Lava Caves from CataniaA six-hour guided jeep tour of Mount Etna departing from Catania explores ancient lava flows, volcanic caves and the lunar landscape of Valle del Bove, ending with sunset views and local product tastings at high altitude. The tour includes transportation in a jeep or van, a multilingual guide, flashlight and helmet for cave exploration, and trekking shoes upon request. Pickup is from your chosen meeting point in Catania.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and one more language, so you can follow the commentary in whichever language you're most comfortable with. The six-hour pace and high-altitude endpoint suit travelers who want to see Etna's volcanic landscape and sunset without a full-day commitment or technical climbing.
Rome: Vespa Sidecar Tour & Colosseum Highlights 90 MinYou ride in a Vespa sidecar with a professional driver through Rome's main landmarks — Colosseum, Villa Borghese, Fontana dell'Acqua Paola, and views of the Vatican — with two stops to stretch and eat pinchos. The 90-minute loop covers what would take hours on foot, and you switch positions at each stop so both passengers experience the sidecar and backseat. Pickup is from Rome Termini, and all helmets, equipment, and park entry are included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Rome's main sights in 90 minutes without the pace of a walking tour or the logistics of arranging transport between stops — the Vespa handles both the distance and the timing, and the two planned stops give you moments to breathe and eat without breaking the flow of the ride.
Milan Pasta Tiramisu Cooking Class in a Chef's HomeThis is a small-group cooking class in a chef's home in Milan where you make fresh egg pasta, tiramisu, and two sauces from scratch under the guidance of a trained chef. The class runs about three and a half hours and includes an olive oil and balsamic vinegar tasting with artisan bread, wine, and a shared meal at the end. No pre-made ingredients, no shortcuts — the focus is on technique you can actually use at home.Is it for me?The class is taught in English by a trained chef, so you can follow every step and ask questions as you work. If you want to understand technique rather than just follow a recipe, and you're comfortable learning in a real home kitchen with a small group rather than a commercial school, this is the experience for that.
Cagliari Boat Tour: Gozzo with Swimming & Sardinian AperitifYou’ll drift along Cagliari’s coast on an elegant gozzo boat with only a handful of fellow travelers, stopping for swims in crystal water while your local guide shares stories and pours Sardinian wine. Expect laughter over aperitivo snacks, music drifting across the deck, and time to soak up sun or shade—plus snorkeling gear included for underwater exploring.Is it for me?Spend your day swimming and snorkeling from an elegant gozzo with everything you need onboard—shower, shade, and a Sardinian aperitif—so you can focus on the water instead of logistics.
Positano: Home Cooking Class with Garden Pasta & TiramisuYou’ll step into a real Positano home for a hands-on pasta class with locals who treat you like family. Pick fresh ingredients from their garden, learn to make ravioli and tagliatelle by hand, and finish with homemade tiramisu—all paired with local wine and laughter around the table. If you’re after warmth and genuine connection (plus limoncello), this day stays with you.
Rome Jewish Ghetto Walking Tour: Museum Synagogue GuideA small-group walking tour of Rome's Jewish Ghetto, Great Synagogue and Jewish Museum led by a local guide from the Jewish community. The tour moves slowly through quiet squares and past hidden fountains, then enters the two landmarks with tickets included; guides speak English, and Spanish or Italian on request. Available mornings and afternoons, or as a Shabbat stroll without museum entry.Is it for me?A guide from Rome's Jewish community leads you through the ghetto's hidden corners at an unhurried pace, revealing the neighborhood's distinct character and its central role in the city's Jewish life.
L'Aquila: Electric Shuttle Tour of Historic Center & LandmarksYou’ll ride an electric shuttle through L’Aquila’s historic center with a local guide who shares stories behind basilicas, fountains, and city squares. Step off to explore iconic churches or just soak up daily life as you glide past monuments old and new. A gentle pace lets you notice details most travelers miss — maybe even find your own favorite corner.
Genoa Walking Tour: Local Guide, Hidden Gems & Top SightsA 2-hour guided walking tour of Genoa led by a local guide who blends the must-see landmarks—Genoa Cathedral, Doge's Palace, Porta Soprana, Casa di Cristoforo Colombo—with the quiet courtyards and tucked-away corners where the city actually lives. The route adjusts to what interests you, and you get personal recommendations and the kind of detail only someone who loves Genoa deeply can offer. Available as a shared tour in English or a private tour in English or Spanish.Is it for me?Book the shared tour if you're comfortable exploring with other travelers and want to keep the cost down; choose the private tour if you'd rather set the pace yourself and have the guide's full attention, or if you prefer to hear the stories in Spanish. Either way, this works best if you're willing to walk and listen rather than rush through a list.
Naples: Veiled Christ & Cappella Sansevero Small GroupYou meet your guide at Piazza San Domenico Maggiore and spend 35 minutes inside Cappella Sansevero exploring the Veiled Christ, the Anatomical Machines, and other Baroque sculptures with an expert who explains what you're actually looking at. Entry ticket is included, the group stays small, and you avoid the queue at the door. Bring nothing to photograph — the rule keeps the space quiet and lets you absorb it instead.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see one of Naples' most intricate sculptures without spending half the day in a queue or navigating the chapel alone — the small group and fixed timing mean you get the Veiled Christ explained and understood in a single morning stop.
Lake Como Boat Tour: Villas & Prosecco with Small GroupsYou board a small boat in Como town and sail past five lakeside villages, stopping to view historic villas including Villa Versace and a Russian Tsar's estate. A captain provides live commentary while you hold prosecco (or soft drink), and the boat's stability means you can actually look around instead of holding on. The whole circuit takes the first basin of Lake Como and shows you what the shore looks like when you're not standing on it.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Lake Como's most famous villas and hotels from the water—a perspective you can't get from the shore—without arranging your own boat or navigating the towns yourself. The small group size and fixed route mean you spend the time looking, not organizing.
Rome: Pantheon Semi-Private Tour with Entry & GuideYou’ll step into Rome’s Pantheon with a certified guide who brings its layers of history alive — from ancient emperors to today’s quiet rituals. Feel cool marble beneath your feet, watch sunlight pour through the oculus overhead, and notice details you’d miss alone. It’s not just facts; you’ll walk out feeling part of something bigger.
Pompeii: Private Walking Tour & Family Activities OptionYou’ll wander Pompeii’s ancient streets with a private guide who brings history alive through stories, mosaics, and secret corners. With the family option, kids get maps and games that keep everyone engaged. Expect laughs, unexpected details (yes, even brothels), and real moments that stick with you long after you leave.
Valpolicella Wine Tour: 2 Wineries, Amarone Tasting & LunchA wine tour through Valpolicella from Verona that visits two boutique wineries, where you meet the producers, walk through vineyards to learn the indigenous grapes, and taste limited-edition Amarone and IGT wines. The day includes a traditional light lunch with local DOP cheeses, salami, bruschetta and grilled polenta served inside a historic winery, plus panoramic stops across the Amarone hills. A certified local driver leads the tour in English or Italian, and the experience lasts around five hours.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to taste Amarone at the source and meet the people who make it, rather than visit a crowded tasting room. The small-group format, the producers' personal attention, and the lunch inside the winery make this a day where you're a guest, not a customer on a schedule.
