Things to do in Italy
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Milan Duomo: Skip-the-Line Rooftop Tour & City ViewsYou skip the Duomo's entry line with a professional guide, descend into the crypt beneath the altar, and ride the elevator to the rooftop for panoramic city views—all in two hours. The optional 2-day bus pass lets you explore Milan's other districts without arranging separate transport. Dress code applies; about 75 stairs follow the elevator to reach the cathedral's peak.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Duomo's interior, crypt, and rooftop views without losing an hour to the entry line—the skip-the-line ticket and guided structure compress the whole experience into two hours, which matters if your time in Milan is tight.
Rome to Pompeii & Amalfi Coast: Early Entry, Small Group Day TripYou’ll walk through empty Pompeii streets before most visitors arrive, guided by an expert who brings lost stories to life. Then ride along the twisting Amalfi Coast to Positano or Sorrento for free time—think lemon trees and sea air—with roundtrip transport from Rome and a small group vibe that makes everything feel personal.
Ravenna Mosaic Tour: UNESCO Monuments with Expert GuideA guided tour of Ravenna's mosaic-filled UNESCO monuments starting from Piazza San Francesco, with a certified expert guide leading you through the Basilica of San Vitale, Mausoleum of Galla Placidia, and other sites in the historic center. The tour runs 2 to 3 hours depending on your chosen option, with monument entry and a radio guide (for larger groups) included. Live guides speak English, Spanish, Italian, and French.Is it for me?Book the 3-hour, 5-monument option if you want the full arc of Ravenna's mosaic story—the Baptistery with its Baptism of Christ and procession of Apostles adds context that the shorter route doesn't reach. The 2-hour, 3-monument version works if you're fitting this into a half-day and want to see the two most celebrated sites without rushing.
Venice to Marco Polo Airport: Shared Water Taxi TransferYou board a shared water taxi at one of eleven stops in central Venice or the Lido at a time you choose, travel across the lagoon to Marco Polo Airport, and arrive with time to spare before your flight. The operator confirms your pickup location and departure time the day before, so you know exactly where to be and when. One suitcase and one carry-on per person; book at least three hours before your flight.Is it for me?Book this if you want to leave Venice without arranging your own transport or timing a bus — the fixed departure time three hours before your flight and the eleven pickup stops across the city mean you're not juggling logistics on your last morning.
Florence: Accademia & Uffizi Museums Small Group TourYou get reserved entry to both the Accademia Gallery and Uffizi Museums with a small-group guide who knows the stories behind the masterpieces; you can explore at your own pace after the guided portion ends; lunch at a traditional Florentine restaurant is optional; the whole day is structured so you don't have to buy tickets separately or worry about arrival times.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Florence's two most important art museums without arranging tickets separately or navigating the crowds alone — the reserved entry and small-group guide take the logistics off your hands, and the optional lunch means you don't have to hunt for a restaurant in the middle of the day.
Rome Bike Tour: Appian Way, Catacombs & AqueductsThis bike tour of Rome's Ancient Appian Way takes you through rural countryside and archaeological sites on a quality bike or e-bike, with a professional guide in your chosen language. The 4-hour version covers the Aurelian Walls, Appian Way, Circus of Maxentius and Tomb of Caecilia Metella; the 6-hour tour adds a 45-minute guided visit inside the 2nd-century San Callisto catacombs and the Villa of the Quintilii. Groups stay under 10 people. About 60% of the 27-kilometer route runs off-road through parks with no traffic; the remaining 40% uses carefully chosen city streets to connect the sites.Is it for me?Choose the 4-hour tour if you have a free afternoon and want the main Appian Way sites without the catacombs visit; pick the 6-hour version if you want to descend into the 2nd-century burial chambers and see the Villa of the Quintilii. The e-bike option suits riders who want to cover the distance with less physical effort, while the regular bike works well for anyone comfortable with intermediate cycling.
Matera: Sassi Walking Tour, Film Sites & Local StoriesYou’ll walk through Matera’s ancient Sassi with a local guide who knows every alley and story. Hear about movie sets, meet locals along the way, and touch stone walls older than most cities. This isn’t a checklist tour — it’s more like wandering with someone who loves their city deeply.
Rome: Vespa Sidecar Night Tour with Gelato & City ViewsYou’ll ride through Rome by Vespa sidecar after dark, swapping seats for new views as you pass landmarks like the Colosseum and Aventine Hill with your local guide. Expect gelato or coffee in lively Trastevere, quiet moments above Rome at Janiculum Hill, and plenty of chances to laugh or just listen to nighttime city sounds along the way.
Vatican: Early Sistine Chapel Tour & Breakfast AccessYou’ll start your day early inside Vatican City with breakfast in a peaceful courtyard before exploring the Vatican Museums ahead of the crowds. A local guide brings art and history to life as you wander past centuries-old treasures, then you’ll stand quietly beneath Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel ceiling before skipping the line into St Peter’s Basilica—leaving you time to linger or reflect at your own pace.
Verona: Fresh Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with WineYou'll arrive at a central Verona restaurant, receive a welcome Prosecco, then move into the working kitchen to learn fresh pasta and tiramisu from a guide who teaches the traditional recipes step by step. You prepare both dishes at your own workstation, then sit down to eat what you made with a paired glass of wine. The whole experience — instruction, ingredients, lunch, and wine — is included, and the restaurant is wheelchair accessible with public transport nearby.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn how to make two iconic Italian dishes in a real working kitchen without spending the afternoon in a tourist studio — the fact that you eat the meal you cooked, in the restaurant where it was made, is what makes it feel like something you'll actually remember and be able to do again at home.
Rome: Pizza & Tiramisu Cooking Class Near Piazza NavonaYou’ll knead fresh dough by hand in a Roman kitchen steps from Piazza Navona, guided by a local chef who keeps things lighthearted. Taste your own pizza creation hot from the oven, then layer up creamy tiramisu while sharing laughs with new friends over wine or coffee. It’s hands-on, deliciously messy, and full of small moments that linger long after dessert.
Florence: Siena & San Gimignano Day Trip with Winery LunchYou depart Florence in a small group of no more than a dozen people, guided through Siena's cathedral and main piazza, pause at the fortified village of Monteriggioni, then sit down to a seasonal Tuscan lunch with wine pairing at a working estate. The afternoon is yours to explore San Gimignano's medieval towers and streets before returning to Florence around 6pm. Transport, guide, and lunch are included; the Siena Cathedral entrance (€15) is optional and paid on the day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Siena, San Gimignano, and a working winery in one day without arranging your own transport or timing—the small-group format and fixed schedule handle the logistics, leaving you to focus on the places themselves.
Rome: City Highlights Golf Cart Tour & Gelato StopSee Rome’s highlights without sore feet — from Trevi Fountain to the Pantheon — riding in a golf cart with a local guide who brings stories to life. Taste real gelato along the way and catch those small moments you’ll remember long after you’ve left.
Rome: Vespa Sidecar City Tour with Cappuccino & GuideYou’ll see Rome wake up from a Vespa sidecar with a local guide leading the way—coffee in hand, helmet hair guaranteed. From skipping lines at the Pantheon to tossing coins at Trevi Fountain and sharing laughs over cappuccino in Trastevere, every stop feels personal and unscripted. Let yourself be surprised by small details—and maybe even get mistaken for an Italian film star.
Florence Chianti Vespa Tour: Ride through vineyards & winery lunchYou ride an original Piaggio Vespa or choose a lighter scooter or e-car through Chianti's vineyard roads, stopping in quiet medieval villages and ending at a working winery for wine tasting, olive oil tasting, and a 3-course Tuscan lunch. A professional escort leads the route with a support vehicle following, so you're guided but not herded. The whole day takes about six hours from Florence pickup to return, and includes roundtrip minivan transport to the countryside starting point.Is it for me?Right for riders and passengers who want to experience Chianti's countryside without arranging their own transport or navigation, and who prefer a structured itinerary that includes both the ride and a proper meal at a working estate — the escort and support vehicle are what make it safe to focus on the road and the views instead of logistics.
Rome: Pasta Cooking Class & 3 Spritz Cocktails Near ColosseumYou’ll roll fresh pasta by hand in a lively Roman kitchen just steps from the Colosseum, learn to mix three classic Italian spritz cocktails with a pro mixologist, and share laughs (and maybe some flour disasters) with fellow travelers. Expect local flavors, real recipes to take home, and that warm buzz only Rome can give you.
Rome: Vatican Tour, St. Peter’s Dome Climb & Sistine ChapelYou’ll start by meeting your guide at St. Peter’s Square before climbing partway by elevator (then by foot) to see Rome from atop Michelangelo’s dome. After exploring every corner of St. Peter’s Basilica, you’ll get priority access into the Vatican Museums and finish in hushed awe beneath Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel ceiling — moments you’ll remember long after you’ve left Rome.
Florence and Pisa tour: Ponte Vecchio & Piazza dei MiracoliA full-day guided tour from Livorno port visits Florence and Pisa with an expert English or Spanish-speaking guide, including pickup at the shuttle bus arrival point, free time in both cities, a tasting of local products, and guaranteed on-time return to your ship. The tour covers Piazza della Repubblica, Piazza della Signoria, Ponte Vecchio, the Cathedral square and Piazza dei Miracoli, where the Leaning Tower stands. Buses park in designated areas by law, so you walk from the parking to each site.Is it for me?Book this if you're docking at Livorno and need both Florence and Pisa covered in one day—the guide coordinates all timing and transport between cities so you can focus on exploring each one at your own pace.
Rome Pasta & Spritz Class near Piazza Navona with DinnerYou learn to make two types of fresh pasta and an Italian Spritz from local chefs in a small group near Piazza Navona, then sit down and eat everything you made with wine and tiramisu included. The class takes a few hours, fits a maximum of twelve people, and dietary options — vegetarian, gluten-free pasta, alcohol-free — are available if you mention them when you book.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn something real about Italian cooking without spending a full day in a kitchen, and you'd rather not eat alone after — the meal at the end is part of the point, and the small group means you're eating with people you just cooked alongside.
Pompeii Tour from Naples: Skip Line with Licensed ArchaeologistA guided tour of Pompeii from Naples with a licensed archaeologist, hotel pickup, entrance ticket and a 2-hour walk through the Roman streets, villas, temples and Forum. The guide is guaranteed in your chosen language with a minimum of six participants; smaller groups receive an interactive audioguide instead. Tours run 3.5 hours total, including the bus ride from Naples and a stop at a traditional cameo workshop before the ruins.Is it for me?Book the morning departures if you want the archaeological site before the midday crowds and a full afternoon free after returning to Naples. Choose the small-group option if a live guide matters more to you than a larger tour—the smaller departures guarantee a licensed archaeologist rather than an audioguide, though both cover the same ground.
