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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Pompeii Half-Day Trip from Naples & Cameo FactoryYou get round-trip transport from Naples, a guided or self-guided walk through Pompeii's main sites (theater, forum, villas, bath houses), and live commentary on the bus. The entrance ticket to Pompeii is separate. Plan for a moderate walking pace over uneven ground; the site is not suitable if you have walking difficulties or poor cardiovascular health.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Naples without a car who want to see Pompeii's main sites in a single morning or afternoon. The moderate walking pace and uneven ground mean you'll need reasonable fitness; it's not suitable if you have walking difficulties or cardiovascular concerns.
Naples & Vesuvius: Horse Riding Tour with Wine TastingYou’ll ride horseback along Mount Vesuvius’ slopes with a local guide, catching glimpses of Naples Bay and distant islands most tourists never see up close. Afterward, relax at a family-run ranch with homemade wine and snacks before your transfer back to the city center. It’s slow-paced but full of small surprises you’ll remember.
Boat tour Naples coast: Swim in Posillipo's hidden baysYou’ll board a small boat in Naples for an easygoing cruise past Castel dell’Ovo and along Posillipo’s coast, with time to swim in clear bays and listen to local stories from your guide. Expect laughter, salty air, and unexpected glimpses of daily life along the shore—a different side of Naples you might not expect.
Verona: Moonlight Walking Tour with Stories & Night ViewsYou’ll start in lively Piazza delle Erbe as evening falls, then follow your guide through quiet alleys and hear local legends by lantern light. Cross Castelvecchio Bridge under the moon, listen to stories by the Adige River, and end near Verona’s ancient Arena—all with plenty of time for questions or small surprises along the way.
Taormina & Castelmola Day Trip from Messina with PickupYou’ll wander Taormina’s lively main street with time to explore on your own, then climb up to Castelmola for almond wine and sweeping views of Mount Etna. A local guide shares stories along the way before dropping you back at your hotel or cruise ship. Expect small surprises — and maybe a new favorite Sicilian snack.
Capri & Amalfi Coast Boat Tour with Snorkeling, Drinks & Free TimeYou’ll join a small group for a relaxed Capri boat tour with stops to swim or snorkel in clear coves near Faraglioni rocks and sea grottos. Enjoy fresh fruit, drinks like prosecco or limoncello on board, plus around three hours free to explore Capri’s streets or grab lunch at your own pace before cruising back along the coast.
Rome: Colosseum Private Photoshoot with Local PhotographerYou’ll wander Rome’s Colosseum area with a local photographer who knows all the best angles and hidden corners for natural photos. Expect gentle guidance (never stiff posing), stories from your guide as you explore, and a gallery of candid images delivered within 48 hours—so you can relive those small moments before you’ve even left Rome.
Rome: Colosseum, Trevi & Pantheon Private Tour with PickupYou’ll glide through Rome in a private minivan with your own guide—taking in legends at the Colosseum, tossing coins at Trevi Fountain, tasting gelato near Piazza Navona, and catching sunlight on St. Peter’s dome before wandering Trastevere’s lively corners. It’s all easygoing and full of those small moments you’ll remember later.
Bologna: Private Pasta Class & Meal at Local HomeYou'll spend three hours learning to make three regional pasta dishes from scratch at a Cesarina host's home in Bologna, using their equipment and ingredients. After the class, you sit at their table and eat everything you prepared with local wine. The host is a reviewed home cook from Italy's oldest network of culinary hosts, and the experience is entirely private to your group.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn pasta-making in a real kitchen rather than a classroom, and you'd rather spend the afternoon with one host's family than move through a group itinerary — the private setting and home environment are what make the learning stick and the meal feel like something more than a class finale.
Sorrento to Capri: Small-Group Boat Tour with Swim & DrinksYou’ll ride a small boat from Sorrento along Capri’s coastline with stops at grottos and time for swimming in Marina Piccola. Enjoy prosecco, snacks, and stories from your local guide before exploring Capri town on your own. It’s relaxed but full of little surprises — salty air, laughter, maybe even dolphins if you’re lucky.
Florence: Tuscan Cooking Class & Historic Market with WineYou pick the ingredients at Florence's historic market, cook a four-course Tuscan meal under a professional chef's guidance, then eat what you made with wine included. Small groups mean real instruction, and you leave with the recipes. The class runs in English from November through March.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to learn Tuscan cooking hands-on, not just taste it — the market stop and small-group instruction mean you understand the ingredients and technique, not just follow steps. Kids under 10 aren't admitted, so plan accordingly if you're traveling with young children.
Venice: Cicchetti & Wine Walking Tour with Local GuideYou walk three hours through Dorsoduro with a local guide, stopping at five wine bars carefully chosen for their authenticity and their wine. You taste six cicchetti, one prosecco, three regional dry wines, and a dessert wine — all from the Veneto. You see where Venetians actually drink, not where tourists are told to go. The guide handles the route and the knowledge; you just show up on time and bring an appetite.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Venice the way locals do without spending the evening hunting for bars or worrying about which ones are real — the guide knows them, the selection is already curated, and three hours is enough to feel the difference between a tourist route and an actual evening.
Rome: St. Peter's Basilica Tour & Papal Grottoes AccessYou’ll step into St. Peter’s Square and try to spot Bernini’s clever illusions before entering the vast basilica itself. With your guide leading the way (and a headset so you can actually hear), you’ll see Michelangelo’s Pietà up close and walk over colorful marble floors. Then descend into the Papal Grottoes — colder, quieter, full of history you can almost touch.
Rome Walking Tour: Trevi Fountain, Pantheon & Piazza NavonaYou’ll wander Rome’s winding streets with a local guide, tossing coins into Trevi Fountain and gazing up at the Pantheon’s impossible dome. Expect stories you won’t find in guidebooks, moments of laughter in hidden corners, and time to soak in baroque piazzas at your own pace.
Rome to Tuscany: Civita di Bagnoregio, Pienza & Vineyard LunchYou’ll cross the dramatic bridge into Civita di Bagnoregio, sample local cheeses and handmade pasta at a Montepulciano winery with lunch included, then stroll Pienza’s golden streets with free time to explore. Expect real flavors, warm hosts, valley views that linger in your mind — and maybe a laugh or two along the way.
Tiber River Rafting Rome: 4 landmarks from the waterYou’ll float right through Rome’s center by raft with a local guide who knows every story along the Tiber River. From Castel Sant’Angelo to Tiber Island, you’ll see hidden corners most travelers miss—and finish up with hot street food in your hands and river air in your hair. It’s not just sightseeing; it’s feeling part of the city for an afternoon.
Venice Evening Food Tour: Cicchetti, Wine & Sit-Down DinnerYou taste cicchetti and wine at four local bacari in Cannaregio, sit down for a full Venetian dinner with your choice of three dishes, and finish with artisanal gelato. An English-speaking guide leads a small group through the neighborhood's hidden streets, sharing how locals actually eat in Venice. The fixed itinerary and all tastings are included, so you don't arrange stops or worry about what to order.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat the way Venetians actually do in the evening—moving between small wine bars, tasting real cicchetti, and sitting down for a proper meal—without having to find the places yourself or figure out what to order. The semi-private group and fixed itinerary mean you're not navigating alone or waiting in line.
Rome: Opera Concert & Aperitivo on Piazza Navona TerraceYou arrive at Terrazza Borromini overlooking Piazza Navona, collect your ticket, and settle with an aperitif as the opera begins. The concert features arias and duets by Verdi, Rossini, and Puccini performed live on the terrace, with the city as your view. After the music ends, a guide takes you to the La Grande Bellezza rooftop, where the Oscar-winning film was shot. The whole evening runs under 30 people, so the terrace stays intimate.Is it for me?Book this if you want to experience Rome's opera tradition without sitting in a theater—the rooftop setting and live view of Piazza Navona are what make an evening of Italian opera feel like it belongs to the city itself, not a concert hall.
Civitavecchia to Rome & FCO: Direct Port Pickup, No QueueYou're picked up directly at your cruise ship at Civitavecchia with a driver holding your name, then driven in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle to Rome or FCO airport on a fixed price with no meter. The driver handles luggage and takes the fastest route, so you skip the port taxi scramble and arrive knowing exactly what you paid.Is it for me?Book this if you're disembarking at Civitavecchia and want to skip arranging a taxi or navigating the port on your own—the driver meets you at the ship and handles the route, so you move straight from cruise to car without the usual port-side confusion.
Venice: Private Canals Photoshoot & St. Mark’s, Bridge of SighsYou’ll walk Venice’s winding canals with a local photographer who makes you feel at ease — not staged. Expect candid moments near St. Mark’s Square and Bridge of Sighs, plus time for outfit changes if you want. Afterward, you’ll get beautifully edited photos in an online gallery to remember how Venice really felt that day.
