Things to do in Italy
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Rome: Pizza & Tiramisu Cooking Class Near ColosseumYou’ll step into a cozy Roman kitchen steps from the Colosseum to knead pizza dough, layer creamy tiramisu, and laugh with locals over homemade lunch. With guidance from your chef—and plenty of prosecco or wine—you’ll create memories that stick long after you leave Rome. It’s hands-on fun for families or friends looking for something real.
Venice: Rialto Market Tour & Private Home Cooking ClassShop Venice’s Rialto Market with Massimo, picking out fresh fish and produce before heading to his centuries-old home for a hands-on cooking class and shared meal—including wine from his family’s vineyard. You’ll laugh over homemade pasta, learn secrets from Venetian tradition, and leave feeling connected to both the city and its people.
Matera: Murgia Timone Sunset Walk & Belvedere TransferYou’ll cross Matera’s wild canyons on foot with a local guide, step inside ancient rock churches carved into Murgia Timone, and catch sunset views over the Sassi from Belvedere. With transfers included and entry tickets sorted for you, it’s an easy way to see Matera’s untamed side — and feel part of its story for an evening.
Florence Uffizi Gallery: Early Entry Small Group TourYou’ll walk into Florence’s Uffizi Gallery before the crowds, guided by a local expert who brings Renaissance masterpieces to life for your small group. See Botticelli and Da Vinci up close, ask questions as you go, and soak up those peaceful early hours—a chance to really feel the art instead of just seeing it.
Venice: Doge's Palace & Hidden Gems Private TourYou get a private route through Venice's main landmarks—Doge's Palace, Marco Polo's house, the Basilica dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo—plus hidden neighborhoods and a local drink, all with a single guide who knows the city beyond the crowds. The small group size means you move at your own pace and ask questions without holding up others. Routes vary by guide, so each tour feels different. Book if you want the essentials without the tour-bus experience.Is it for me?This works best if you want Venice's main sights without the crowds and tour-group timing—a local guide and small group size mean you move at your own rhythm and see the city the way someone who lives there would. The trade-off is that routes vary by guide, so you won't know every stop in advance.
Verona walking tour with Arena entry: Local guide, skip the lineA three-hour guided walking tour of Verona's historic center with a local licensed guide and included Arena entrance ticket. You'll move through the city's main landmarks—Castelvecchio and its Scaligero Bridge, Piazza delle Erbe (the former Roman Forum), Piazza dei Signori, and Piazza Brà—before entering the remarkably preserved Roman amphitheater with skip-the-line access. The tour runs rain or shine and requires a minimum of two participants; a 30-minute break precedes the Arena visit on the English-language tour.Is it for me?Your guide handles Arena entry and timing, so you move through the day without stopping to buy tickets or figure out when to go inside.
Etna from Catania: Morning Craters, Lava Cave & TastingYou’ll hear Etna’s deep rumble beneath your feet, walk through ancient craters near Catania, explore a real lava cave with helmets provided, and end up tasting fresh local products in Zafferana Etnea — all guided by someone who knows every story behind these wild landscapes.
Ustica: Stargazing Tour Sicily's Darkest SkiesYou lie on a yoga mat under Ustica's clearest skies while a guide maps constellations, mythology, and the physics of space. The excursion avoids full moon dates to maximize star visibility and takes around three to four hours. All fitness levels work, and you leave understanding why humans have always looked up.Is it for me?Book this if you want to step outside light pollution and actually see the sky, and you'd rather have someone explain what you're looking at instead of guessing—the guide's knowledge is what turns scattered dots into a readable story.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with MasterChefYou’ll join a small group in Rome for hands-on pasta and tiramisu making with a MasterChef instructor. Start with prosecco and Roman snacks, then roll fettuccine dough yourself before mastering creamy Alfredo sauce. Afterward, relax over your homemade meal with wine and limoncello—all recipes sent home as a digital booklet. You’ll leave full and smiling.
Verona: Homemade Pasta Class & Three-Course DinnerYou spend a few hours making fresh pasta by hand in a local home, learning the cuts and techniques that come from the instructor's family recipes. You prepare enough to eat, then sit down to a three-course meal with wine, all cooked in that same kitchen. You leave with the recipes written down and the muscle memory of how to do it yourself.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to actually learn pasta-making rather than watch it happen, and who'd rather spend the afternoon in a real kitchen than a classroom. The small group size and the recipes you take home are what make this stick — you can do it again the moment you're back in your own kitchen.
Rome Airport Transfer: Private Car & English-Speaking DriverYou get picked up at your airline's meeting point inside the terminal, help with luggage, and a direct drive to your Rome hotel in a private air-conditioned car with an English-speaking driver. The driver waits 90 minutes after landing, so you're not rushed through customs or baggage claim. Fixed price means no negotiation at the curb.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving at Rome with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue and negotiation at the curb — a fixed-price driver waiting at your airline's meeting point removes the uncertainty and gets you to your hotel on a schedule you don't have to manage.
Naples to Pompeii, Sorrento & Positano View Day TripYou’ll start your day in Naples and wind along scenic coastal roads with photo stops before tasting fresh limoncello near Sorrento. Wander historic streets at your own pace, then stand above Positano’s cliffs for those classic Mediterranean views before exploring Pompeii’s ancient ruins with a local guide. Expect small surprises and moments that linger longer than any postcard.
Capri Private Boat Tour: Blue Grotto, Faraglioni & Swim StopsYou’ll feel Capri open up before you: swim in clear water near the Green Grotto, slip quietly past the Faraglioni sea stacks with your skipper guiding you, taste snacks and Prosecco on deck, then wander Capri’s streets at your own pace before heading home salty-haired and happy.
Modena: Pavarotti Museum Entry Ticket & Audioguide AccessYou’ll step into Pavarotti’s own Modena home with an official entry ticket and audioguide included. Wander past his costumes and awards, listen to stories in each room, and feel the warmth of his world—plus free parking makes arrival easy. You might find yourself lingering longer than planned.
Venice: Prosecco Tasting & Vineyard Tour with SommelierYou're driven from Venice into the Prosecco hills, walk through a family-run vineyard with a certified sommelier, taste four styles of wine with clear explanations, and eat lunch with local cheese and salami while overlooking the vines. The group stays small — just you and up to six others — so the pace is yours, and you can buy bottles straight from the maker if you want.Is it for me?Right for wine lovers and couples who want to understand Prosecco rather than just drink it, and who prefer a small group where the sommelier can actually talk to you. Expect a half-day out — the drive and experience take about five to six hours total, which is what lets you move slowly through the vineyard and lunch without feeling rushed.
Sirmione winery tour and tasting: Lugana DOC with vineyard walkA winery tour and tasting at Sgreva in Sirmione pairs a walk through the vineyards with a visit to the underground cellar and four glasses of Lugana DOC wine matched to local food. The experience lasts about 90 minutes and includes a live guide in English or Italian, showing how the wine is produced from the land to the bottle.Is it for me?Most winery visits on Lake Garda are tastings in a room. This one puts you in the vineyard first, so you see where the wine comes from before you taste it—the cellar visit and the food pairing make the story complete instead of stopping at the glass.
Palermo Airport to City: Private Transfer with Meet & GreetYou're picked up by name at arrivals, driven directly to your Palermo hotel or address in a private car with water included, and dropped off without negotiation or detours. The fixed price and 24-hour free cancellation mean you can book with confidence even if your flight time isn't final yet.Is it for me?Right choice if you land in Palermo without a rental car and want to reach your hotel without arranging a taxi or negotiating at the curb. The fixed price and name-sign pickup mean you know exactly what to expect and who to look for when you walk through arrivals.
Venice Night Walking Tour: Piazza San Marco, Hidden Alleys & Local StoriesYou’ll walk through Venice by night with a local guide, starting near Combo or St. Mark’s Square depending on your tour time. Expect quiet alleys, stories about marble façades and mercenary statues, secret corners like Campo Santa Maria Formosa, and finally St. Mark’s Square nearly empty under soft lights—a side of Venice most travelers never see.
Agrigento & Piazza Armerina: Valley of the Temples & Roman Villa Day TripYou’ll walk among ancient Greek temples in Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples, then see world-famous Roman mosaics at Villa Romana del Casale near Piazza Armerina. Includes hotel pickup from Catania, a relaxed lunch with local flavors, and plenty of time to wander at your own pace. It’s a day that lingers long after you’ve left.
Su Nuraxi Barumini tour from Cagliari: 3500-year-old nuragheSu Nuraxi in Barumini is a UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site built around 1500 BC, featuring five interconnected defensive towers and a Nuragic village with huts, grain mills, ovens and water tanks. A guide picks you up at your Cagliari hotel, drives you 45 minutes to the site, walks you through the complex including the central tower (originally 20 metres high) and the surrounding village structures, then returns you to Cagliari. The tour runs 4 to 6 hours and includes transport, entrance ticket and live commentary; groups stay under 8 people, and the route involves uneven ground, narrow corridors and stairs.Is it for me?Choose this if you're based in Cagliari and prefer a guide-led drive to the site over navigating there yourself, plus want time to linger in the tower spaces and village without rushing through.
