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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Venice: Private Walking Tour with Local Stories & Custom RouteYou’ll step into Venice’s quieter side with a local host guiding you through winding alleys and secret corners. Taste traditional snacks, hear personal stories, and shape your own route as you go. This private walking tour adapts to your interests—so you’ll feel less like a tourist and more like you belong here, even if just for an afternoon.
Hot Air Balloon Flight Over Tuscany from SienaA one-hour hot air balloon flight over Siena and the Tuscan countryside, piloted by an experienced captain with a safety briefing before takeoff. You rise to varying altitudes between 500 and 3,000 feet depending on wind conditions, then land to a toast and breakfast with local products and prosecco. Flights operate only in early morning hours; the exact time and launch spot are confirmed the day before based on weather and wind. Hotel pickup and return transfer can be arranged for an additional cost.Is it for me?Book this if you're flying from a hotel in the Siena area and want pickup included; choose a different operator if you prefer a private basket or a later departure time.
E-bike tour Orvieto to Civita with lunch and village visitA small-group e-bike tour from Orvieto to Civita di Bagnoregio covers six hours and includes entrance to the village, a light lunch with local wines and tastings, and a live guide in English, Italian or Russian. The route passes through the 13th-century Badia castle and climbs the plateau via Canale and Boccetta, ending at two viewpoints where Orvieto's cathedral and surrounding valleys come into full view. Children from age one are welcome; the bikes are sanitized before and after each use.Is it for me?Most e-bike tours on the plateau stop at viewpoints and farmhouses; this one actually enters Civita itself and gives you time to walk the village before lunch, so you see the place instead of just looking at it from across the valley.
Rome: Vatican Pizza & Gelato Class in Historic LoftYou’ll knead dough by hand in a sunlit Roman loft near the Vatican, guided by a local chef who makes you laugh even when your dough sticks everywhere. Sip wine as you craft pizza from scratch and finish with homemade strawberry gelato—recipes included so you can relive these flavors long after Rome fades behind you.
Naples: City Center & Underground Walking TourYou walk the main streets of Naples' historic center with a professional guide, stopping at San Gregorio Armeno's nativity workshops and Via dei Tribunali for food, then descend 121 steps into the official Naples Underground tour. Entrance to the underground and the guide are both included; you handle the walking and the stairs.Is it for me?This tour works if you want to see both the living streets of Naples and the hidden history underneath without arranging a guide or buying tickets separately — the fixed route and included entry mean you move through the city with someone who knows where to stop and what the places mean.
Cinque Terre: Private Trek, Vineyards & Local Stories TourYou’ll follow vineyard trails above Riomaggiore with a local guide who knows every bend and story along the way. Expect hands-on herb quizzes, chats with farmers, lunch in Manarola, and time by the sea in Monterosso. This private Cinque Terre trek isn’t about rushing — it’s about feeling what life here is really like.
Private Colosseum & Roman Forum Tour: Arena floor & first tierYou get reserved arena floor access at the Colosseum, skip the main entry lines, and walk through the first and second tiers while your guide explains the engineering and the history. Then Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum round out the picture of how the empire actually worked. Audio equipment means you hear everything clearly, and the small group size keeps the pace human. Three hours, all entry fees covered, professional guide included.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want the three major Ancient Rome sites in one morning without arranging separate tickets or navigating crowds alone. The reserved Colosseum access and small group size are what make three hours feel unhurried rather than crammed.
Erice & Segesta Day Trip from Palermo with Flexible RouteYou’ll step into medieval Erice with its winding alleys and sweet-smelling bakeries, then explore the unfinished temple at Segesta surrounded by rolling Sicilian hills. With flexible stops like Trapani’s saltpans if time allows, plus a friendly local guide handling all transport from Palermo, you get a real taste of western Sicily’s pace—and maybe a few surprises along the way.
Catamaran sailing Alghero: Swimming & snorkeling small groupsA 6.5-hour catamaran sailing tour from Alghero visits Porto Conte and Capocaccia park with multiple stops for swimming and snorkeling in small groups of no more than 12 passengers. The boat carries snorkeling equipment and SUP boards, and lunch with local Sardinian products and wine is prepared on board by the skipper. A live guide speaks English and Italian.Is it for me?Spend your afternoon sailing between Alghero's most beautiful coves with everything arranged—boat, guide, lunch and swimming stops—leaving you free to relax on a spacious catamaran with plenty of shade and room to move.
Positano to Capri Private Cruise & Faraglioni SwimYou board a private boat at Positano's main pier and spend the full day cruising to Capri with a local captain. You swim at the Li Galli islands and inside the Green Grotto, sail through the Faraglioni rock formations, and choose whether to visit the Blue Grotto or spend time on Capri itself. The boat includes snorkel gear, towels, water, beer and Prosecco. You customize the stops and timing based on what interests you most, and the captain adjusts the route if sea conditions change.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Capri and the Amalfi Coast without the fixed schedule and crowds of a group tour—the private captain means you control the pace and which stops matter most to you.
Venice Walking Tour: Rialto Bridge, Frari Church & CannaregioA 3-hour guided walking tour of Venice covering the Rialto Bridge, Rialto Market, Basilica dei Frari, Cannaregio district, Madonna dell'Orto Church, Teatro La Fenice, Scala Contarini del Bovolo, Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute, Ponte dell'Accademia and Chiesa di San Zaccaria. A guide leads the route in your choice of language; the tour is available as a small group or private option, and your guide helps arrange tickets for any monuments you want to enter.Is it for me?Book the small group option to split costs with other travelers; choose private if you want a dedicated guide who can linger at sites that interest you most or adjust the route on the fly.
Herculaneum Private Tour: Archaeologist Reveals Roman HomesYou get a private archaeologist guide who walks you through eleven preserved Roman sites, explaining the frescoes, wooden doors, mosaics, and everyday objects that survived Vesuvius. Entry tickets are included in the price. Expect to spend a few hours on your feet, moving through the ruins at a pace that lets you absorb what you're seeing rather than race through it.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand what they're looking at rather than just see it — an archaeologist guide transforms scattered ruins into a readable story of Roman life. Plan for a few hours on your feet, which is exactly what lets you absorb the detail instead of skimming the surface.
Naples: Napulitanata Neapolitan Music Concert TicketYou’ll step into a buzzing Naples concert hall for an hour of pure Neapolitan music — no microphones, just raw voices and instruments echoing around you. Sip your welcome drink as local musicians share stories and invite everyone to sing along to classics like “’O sole mio.” Expect laughter, maybe some tears, and an atmosphere that sticks with you after you leave.
Amalfi Coast Private Tour: Positano, Amalfi & RavelloYou’ll wind along the Amalfi Coast with a private driver who knows every scenic stop, stroll Positano’s colorful streets, taste fresh granita by the sea, climb Amalfi’s cathedral steps and find quiet in Ravello’s hilltop gardens. Every moment feels personal—like you’re part of the story here.Is it for me?Book this if you want the full Amalfi Coast arc—cliffside villages, a historic cathedral, and terraced gardens overlooking the sea—without arranging transport or timing the stops yourself. The private vehicle and fixed itinerary let you move through all three towns in a single day without the pace of a group.
Accademia Gallery Florence: Skip-the-Line David TourA guided tour of Florence's Accademia Gallery with skip-the-line entry, limited to a small group of 12 people, where an expert guide walks you through Michelangelo's most famous works in one hour. The tour operates in your choice of six languages and includes a radio headset so you hear every detail clearly.Is it for me?Stand in front of the David with a guide who brings Michelangelo's masterpiece to life, surrounded by just enough people to feel intimate but never crowded.
Colosseum Arena Floor & Ancient Rome Tour with GuideYou enter through the gladiator gate and stand on the arena floor before moving through the first and second levels with a licensed guide and audio system. Priority entry is included, though expect queues during peak hours. Moderate fitness and comfortable shoes are essential. The €24 entry fee plus €2 reservation covers the guide, audio device, and booking services.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see inside the Colosseum rather than just from the outside, with a guide handling the history and the logistics handled upfront. Expect climbing and stone steps — that's what gets you to the arena floor and the upper levels most people skip.
Rome: Early Morning Trevi Fountain Photoshoot & Iconic LandmarksYou’ll start your morning in Rome with a private photoshoot at iconic spots like Trevi Fountain or the Colosseum while streets are nearly empty. A local photographer helps you relax into natural poses and captures real moments with soft early light. Fast photo delivery means you’ll relive those peaceful scenes before your trip is even over—it’s less about posing and more about feeling part of Rome waking up.
Monte Cassino battlefield tour from Cassino: 4 battles, one morningYou're driven from Cassino station through the battlefield in a private minivan with a historian guide who holds a PhD in WWII Italian history. You stop at Trocchio Hill for the overview, pay respects at the Rapido River memorials, walk the Commonwealth Cemetery where Polish and Allied soldiers are buried, and finish at Monte Cassino Abbey viewed through a military lens. Entrance fees and parking are included; the whole experience takes a morning or afternoon depending on your preference.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Monte Cassino battlefield explained by someone with formal training in WWII history rather than a general tour guide — the PhD background is what makes the military strategy and the personal stories fit together instead of feeling like separate facts.
Lecce: Santa Maria di Leuca Boat Tour & Cave SnorkelingYou board a private boat near Lecce and spend three hours exploring the limestone caves at Santa Maria di Leuca with snorkeling equipment, a knowledgeable skipper, and stops at the Cave of the Three Gates and other formations. An aperitif with local products is served on board, and the small group size means you move at a pace that lets you actually see what you came for.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the caves and seabed at Santa Maria di Leuca without renting a boat yourself or figuring out how to get there from Lecce — the skipper handles the navigation and the timing, and the small group means you actually get a view instead of a shoulder-to-shoulder crowd.
Lake Como: E-Bike Tour Three Lakes, Medieval Roads & VillagesYou’ll wind through cobbled alleys in Cardano, ride steep downhills into Val Sanagra past old mills and stone bridges, pause for espresso in sleepy villages overlooking Lake Lugano, and finish with ice cream on a quiet lakeside beach—all with an e-bike (and helmet) included. Expect laughter, local stories from your guide, and moments that stick with you long after you’re back home.
