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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Florence: Design Custom Sneakers with Italian Artisan & WineYou’ll step inside a Florentine atelier and work side by side with Italian artisans to design your own custom sneakers—choosing every material and color yourself. Sip Tuscan wine, snack on local cheese, and watch as your ideas become real right there in the workshop. Your finished sneakers are delivered straight to your hotel—a piece of Florence you can walk away with.
Florence: Medici Chapels Private Tour & Michelangelo ArtYou’ll walk through centuries-old halls in Florence’s Medici Chapels on this private tour—with tickets included—guided by someone who knows every corner and story. Touch cool marble, hear tales of rivalry and art in Michelangelo’s New Sacristy, and pause where history feels close enough to breathe in. There’s something quietly powerful about being there with a local guide.
Positano & Capri Private Boat Tour with Swimming StopsYou’ll set out from Sorrento by private boat with your own captain, swimming at Queen Giovanna’s Bath and secret coves before wandering Positano’s colorful streets. Cruise past Li Galli and under Capri’s Faraglioni rocks, dive into glowing grottos, and maybe grab lunch by the sea—all at your own pace. Expect quiet moments and some laughter along the Amalfi Coast.
Sorrento: Garden Wine Tasting & Local Food Pairing in CenterYou’ll wander into a quiet citrus garden right in Sorrento’s center for a friendly Campania wine tasting—five regional wines paired with local cheeses, cold cuts, and bruschetta. Guided by a local sommelier who shares stories with every glass, you’ll end on homemade limoncello as sunlight filters through lemon trees. It’s relaxed and full of small moments you’ll remember.
Rome: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Spanish Tour Skip-the-LineYou skip the queues at the Vatican Museums and move through the galleries with a Spanish guide and under twenty others. Headphones let you hear clearly, and the route covers the Pineapple Courtyard, ancient sculptures, the Candelabra and Maps galleries, and the Sistine Chapel. Dress code applies—covered shoulders and long pants—and the group pace is steady, not adapted for strollers.Is it for me?Right for Spanish speakers who want to see the Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museums without standing in a queue for an hour. The group stays small and moves at a steady pace, which is what lets you actually absorb the art instead of just passing through it.
Rome: Private Photoshoot at Iconic Spots with Pro PhotographerYou’ll wander Rome’s iconic corners with a local photographer who knows how to catch real moments—not just poses. Expect gentle guidance, relaxed laughs, and cinematic portraits delivered fast. It’s less about perfect smiles and more about feeling like yourself in the middle of Rome’s old stones and sunlight.
Palermo: Road Bike Rental & Bikepacking GearYou collect a road bike fitted to your size, complete with helmet, repair kit, lock, and lights. Underseat bikepacking bags are available if you want to carry gear. You ride where you want — toward the coast, into the valleys, or just around the city — and return the bike when you're done. No group, no guide, no fixed route.Is it for me?Right for cyclists who want to explore Palermo and the Sicilian coast at their own pace without a guide or group schedule. Not suitable if you have spinal injuries, are pregnant, or have cardiovascular concerns that limit cycling.
Sorrento to Naples Airport & Station: Private TransferYou book a pickup time at your Sorrento hotel, confirm it the day before, and a private driver meets you with your luggage handled and all fees included. No taxi negotiation, no timing stress, no surprises at the station or airport gate. The driver knows the Amalfi roads and monitors traffic and flight changes in real time.Is it for me?Right for travelers leaving Sorrento without a rental car who want to skip the taxi negotiation and arrive on time. Expect to confirm your pickup 24 to 48 hours before — that's the only step between booking and the driver arriving at your hotel door.
Rome: Ghosts & Legends Night Walking Tour StoriesYou’ll follow a local storyteller through Rome’s shadowy backstreets after dark, hearing true tales of betrayal and restless spirits at places like Campo de’ Fiori and Ponte Sisto. Expect laughter, chills, and odd little details you’ll remember later—plus time to ask questions as you walk between haunted sites together.
Capri Private Boat Tour from Sorrento: Faraglioni & Blue GrottoA private boat tour from Sorrento to Capri aboard a traditional Sorrento gozzo, with a skipper and guide in your chosen language, covering seven to eight hours of coastline from the island's famous sea stacks to hidden grottoes and the villages of the Amalfi Coast. The boat includes snorkeling gear, a free bar with drinks and snacks, and stops chosen by you—no fixed itinerary, no other groups, no schedule but your own.Is it for me?The boat departs Sorrento and spends the full day on the water with swimming stops, so it suits someone with a free afternoon who wants to see Capri and the Amalfi Coast without driving or catching a ferry—the crew handles navigation and timing, and you choose the pace and which grottoes to enter.
Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel: Skip-The-Line Tickets + AudioguideYou arrive at the meeting point, hand over your voucher, and walk straight past the entrance line with your escort. Inside, the audioguide walks you through the Octagonal Courtyard, Raphael's Rooms, and the Sistine Chapel at your own speed. Timed entry means you choose your window, and you can reschedule or cancel free up to a day before.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see the Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museums without losing half the morning to queues. The timed entry means you pick your window instead of arriving early and hoping, and the escort gets you through the gate in minutes — what makes the whole visit feel less rushed.
Palermo Food & Wine Tour: Pasta, Market & Local TastingsYou walk through Palermo's market and neighborhood restaurants with a local guide, tasting pasta, charcuterie, cheese and cannoli across three wine pairings. Lunch and all tastings are included, and the guide takes you only to family-run spots, which means you skip the tourist traps and eat what locals do. The fixed itinerary and included meals remove the need to figure out where to eat or what to order.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat what Palermo actually cooks without spending the afternoon researching restaurants or decoding menus—the guide handles the stops, the tastings are planned, and the meals are included, which frees you to focus on flavor and conversation instead of logistics.
Florence Photoshoot: Professional Photos & City TourYou meet a photographer in central Florence and walk the main attractions — Cathedral, Ponte Vecchio, Uffizi Gallery and quieter streets — while they capture candid and posed shots. Choose 30 minutes with 20 photos, 60 minutes with 50, or 90 minutes with 75 and an outfit change. All images download from a secure gallery within 48 hours, and you can order prints or framed sets afterward.Is it for me?Book this if you want professional photos of yourself in Florence without arranging a separate photographer or worrying about framing and angles — the guide handles the route and the shots, so you just walk and look natural.
Pompeii: Small Group Tour with Archaeologist & Fast EntryYou’ll walk Pompeii’s ancient streets with an archaeologist who knows every shortcut and secret detail—no waiting in line, just straight into theatres, baths, shops, even the old brothel if you’re curious. You’ll touch history (sometimes literally), hear stories you won’t find online, and leave feeling oddly connected to people from 2,000 years ago.
Rome to Pompeii & Herculaneum: High-Speed Train & Archaeologist GuideYou travel by high-speed train from Rome to Naples, where a minibus and archaeologist guide you through both Pompeii and Herculaneum in a single day. Entry tickets, transport, headsets, and a discount card for Maximall Pompeii are included. Plan for a full day out—you leave Rome early and return by evening train, with independent boarding both ways.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Rome who want to see both Pompeii and Herculaneum without arranging separate transport or buying tickets—the train and minibus handle logistics, and an archaeologist's commentary makes the ruins legible. Expect a full day out from early morning to evening, with independent train boarding both ways and significant walking at both sites.
Pompeii: Skip-the-Line Family Tour with Archaeologist GuideYou skip the entry queue, walk Pompeii's main sites in two hours with a guide who speaks your kids' language, and leave before the afternoon heat peaks. The private format means your guide adjusts the pace and content to your family's ages, so nobody zones out. You see the Teatro Grande's acoustics, Casa del Menandro's frescoes, the street life on Via dell'Abbondanza, and the Stabian Baths — all the pieces that make the city real.Is it for me?Right for families who want to see Pompeii's main sites without waiting in line or managing a large group. The two-hour window is short enough for younger kids to stay focused and long enough to cover the highlights — that's what makes a private archaeologist guide worth the cost.
Florence: Chianti Wineries & San Gimignano with Lunch & TastingsYou visit two family-run Chianti wineries with cellar tours and tastings, stop in the medieval towers of San Gimignano with free time for gelato and exploring, eat an authentic Tuscan lunch with wine and olive oil tasting at the second farm, and finish at Piazzale Michelangelo for the classic Florence view. Small group (up to 8), air-conditioned transport, and a licensed guide who knows the route.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real Chianti wine from the people who make it, eat a proper Tuscan lunch, and see a medieval village — all without renting a car or figuring out the route yourself. Small groups mean you're not lost in a crowd, and the fixed itinerary is what lets a full day fit between breakfast in Florence and dinner back in the city.
Tuscany: Farm Vineyard Wine Tasting & Lunch with PickupYou’ll get picked up right at your Montecatini hotel for a relaxed day trip into the Tuscan countryside—think vineyard walks, homemade pasta lunch, and generous pours of local wine. Taste grappa if you’re brave (it’s strong!), meet locals who actually live on the farm, and leave feeling like you’ve been let in on something special.
Sicilian Cooking Class Palermo: 3-course menu from scratchYou'll prepare a three-course Sicilian meal from scratch in a local kitchen near Palermo's Opera House, learning to make fresh pasta by hand and a seasonal starter and dessert. The class includes lunch or dinner with local wine, and the menu adapts to what's in season and any dietary needs you mention at booking. You leave with recipes and the knowledge to repeat it.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn actual Sicilian cooking in a real kitchen rather than a tourist venue, and you're willing to spend the time it takes to do it properly — the unhurried pace is what makes the learning stick.
Pompeii 2-Hour Private Tour: Forum & Theatre Skip-the-LineYou walk through Pompeii's Forum, bathhouses, and private homes with a licensed local guide who navigates the site to avoid crowds. You see body casts, mosaics, and a bakery frozen in time, plus the Great Theatre. Skip-the-line entry is included, so you start the tour immediately without waiting at the gate.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Pompeii story told by someone who knows the site well enough to skip the queues and crowds — two hours is enough only because Alex routes you past the essentials and avoids the bottlenecks.
