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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Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Skip-the-Line Tour RomeYou’ll skip long lines and dive straight into centuries of art and history at the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel. With a licensed guide sharing stories behind each masterpiece, you’ll spot details most people miss—and get more time inside these world-famous sites.
Capri: Boat Ride, Anacapri & Augustus Gardens Full DayYou board a private boat for a one-hour tour of sea caves and bays, then travel by minibus to Anacapri where you can ride the chairlift or wander the village for two hours, and finish at Augustus Gardens overlooking the Faraglioni Rocks. The guide speaks your language, local transport is included, and the day covers the whole island without you arranging ferries or timing yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see all three parts of Capri—the water, the heights, and the town center—without renting a boat or figuring out ferry schedules yourself. The fixed itinerary and included transport are what make a full island loop possible in one day.
Venice: Catamaran Spritz Tour & Lagoon CruiseYou board a spacious catamaran at 2pm or 4pm, receive one free drink (Spritz, prosecco, or mocktail), and cruise the inner lagoon for ninety minutes past San Marco, Giudecca, Lido, and smaller islands. The boat has a full bar, two toilets, and room to move around. You return to the starting point with no fixed itinerary pressure — just the water, the skyline, and the drink in your hand.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Venice from the water without a guided tour or tight schedule. The ninety minutes are unstructured — you're not rushing between stops, which is exactly what makes floating through the lagoon feel different from walking the city.
Polignano a Mare: Apulian Cooking Class & Wine TastingYou’ll knead dough side by side with a local chef in Polignano a Mare, tasting fresh Apulian snacks and sipping regional wine as you learn to shape traditional pasta. Share stories over lunch or dinner made from your own hands—and leave with flour on your shirt and new friends at your table.
Pompeii & Vesuvius Day Trip from Sorrento with PizzaYou’ll climb Vesuvius with a local alpine guide, taste real Neapolitan pizza for lunch on its slopes, then walk through Pompeii’s ancient streets with an expert who brings Roman history alive. Expect dust on your shoes, stories you’ll want to retell, and moments that linger longer than photos ever could.
Florence: San Gimignano & Siena Day Trip with Free TimeYou spend 2.5 hours exploring San Gimignano's medieval towers and narrow streets, then another 2.5 hours in Siena's Gothic center, including time at Piazza del Campo. Transport, audioguide, and a multilingual guide are included; you return to Florence at sunset. Plan for a full day out — that's what fits both towns in one trip.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Florence who want to see two major Tuscan towns in a single day without arranging separate transport or guides. The free time in each town means you set the pace, and the fixed schedule gets you back by evening — expect a full day out, which is what makes both stops possible.
Papal Audience Vatican City: Guaranteed entry with prime seatingThis guided tour includes guaranteed entry to the weekly papal audience in Vatican City, with reserved tickets, a prime viewing position, and a live guide who explains the history and traditions of the Papacy before the event begins. You arrive early to secure a good spot, then explore St. Peter's Square at your own pace after the audience ends. The tour runs about three and a half hours and operates in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French or German.Is it for me?You'll secure a prime spot to hear the Pope's address and witness the papal audience traditions—no waiting, no navigating reservations yourself.
Sorrento: Farmhouse Cooking Class & Garden Pasta Lunch ViewYou’ll pick vegetables from a farmhouse garden in Sorrento’s hills, learn to make fresh pasta and tiramisu with a local guide, then enjoy everything on a terrace overlooking the Gulf. Expect laughter in the kitchen, hands-on cooking tips, and that warm feeling of sharing homemade food with new friends.
Private Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Tour, No QueuesYou skip the Vatican Museums entry line, walk through the collection with an art historian, see Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling without the crowd, and finish at St. Peter's Basilica. The tour lasts around three hours and includes skip-the-line tickets; if the Basilica closes unexpectedly, you visit the Raphael Rooms instead. Book a morning departure if St. Peter's is your main goal.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Vatican's main attractions without spending hours in entry lines, and you'd rather have an art historian explain what you're looking at than wander on your own. The fixed three-hour pace means you hit the highlights in one morning and still have the afternoon free.
Lucca: Tuscan Vineyard Wine Tasting & Pickup from TownYou're picked up at your Lucca hotel and driven through the Tuscan hills to a family-run vineyard. Walk the vines with the owner, tour the cellar, then taste wines paired with local cheese and cured meat. The driver brings you back to town at the end of the afternoon, so you skip the logistics of finding the place or arranging your own transport.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real Tuscan wine without spending the morning researching wineries or figuring out how to get there — the pickup and the small-group format mean you show up and the farmer does the rest.
Florence & Pisa from Rome: Full Day Private Tour with DavidYou travel from Rome in a private minivan with hotel pickup, stop in Pisa to see the Leaning Tower and Piazza dei Miracoli's marble monuments, break for lunch, then spend the afternoon walking Florence with a guide who covers Michelangelo's David at the Accademia, the Cathedral, Ponte Vecchio, and ends at Piazzale Michelangelo for the panoramic view. The whole day is planned—transport, entry tickets, and the 2-hour guided walk—so you don't arrange it yourself.Is it for me?Best for travelers based in Rome who want to see both Pisa and Florence in a single day without arranging transport, entry tickets, or timing the walking tour themselves—the fixed schedule and included guide handle all three, leaving you to focus on the cities.
Cagliari Boat Tour: Snorkeling, Sella del Diavolo & Secret CovesYou’ll slip into emerald coves near Cagliari with a local skipper guiding you past Sella del Diavolo’s dramatic cliffs, snorkeling in crystal-clear pools and pausing for laughter or quiet as you float beside wild limestone caves. Premium gear, soft towels, and small group comfort mean you can just be present—sun-warmed skin and salty hair included.
Puglia Day Tour: Trani, Castel del Monte & Seaside VillagesYou’ll step into seaside Trani’s lively harbor life, wander echoing halls at Castel del Monte with your local guide, and taste fresh burrata straight from an Apulian dairy. With private car pickup from your hotel and plenty of slow moments to soak up village life or cliffside views, this day trip lets you feel Puglia’s warmth at every turn.
Lake Garda Sunset Cruise from Sirmione: Prosecco & Roman RuinsA 45-minute sunset cruise on Lake Garda from Sirmione with a glass of Prosecco included, passing the Grotte di Catullo (the largest Roman ruins in Northern Italy), Maria Callas's former villa, and Scaliger Castle. The boat departs at a fixed time with a live guide in English or Italian, and you board at least 10 minutes before departure.Is it for me?Pick this if you want live commentary in English or Italian—the guide matches whichever language your group speaks—and prefer a set departure time that syncs the sunset with the ruins viewing.
Lucca: Wine Tasting & Lunch at Family Winery in MonasteryYou tour a working Tuscan winery in a 1700s monastery with the owners as your guides, walk through the cellar to see how they make wine using organic methods, then sit down to a light lunch and wine tasting. Groups are small and shared, so expect other guests; if you want privacy, you can arrange a private session when you book.Is it for me?Right for travelers in Lucca who want to understand how wine actually gets made, not just taste it—the owners hosting it themselves means you learn from people who chose this life, not from staff reading a script. Plan for a shared group experience; if you prefer to be alone, arrange a private tour when you contact them.
Bologna E-Bike Tour: San Luca Sanctuary & Local TastingsYou ride an e-bike along the UNESCO-listed portico toward San Luca Sanctuary, stopping at historical sites and a hydraulic landmark while your certified guide shares local stories. The tour includes aperitif tastings of mortadella, parmesan, and other traditional products at typical spots, with e-bike rental and all logistics handled. The electric assist means the uphill climb is manageable, and you're back in the city center in time for lunch.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Bologna's main historical and natural highlights—the sanctuary, the portico, the river infrastructure—without arranging transport or spending the day on foot. The e-bike and the guide's knowledge are what make it possible to cover this much ground and actually understand what you're seeing.
Rome to Fiumicino Airport: Private Transfer & PickupYou get picked up from your Rome hotel in a private, air-conditioned car with WiFi on board. The driver tracks your flight and knows the fastest route to Fiumicino, so you arrive with time to spare and no negotiation at the curb. The price is fixed before you book, and the whole thing removes the stress of getting to the airport on time.Is it for me?Book this if you're leaving Rome with luggage and want to skip the metro, the taxi negotiation, and the uncertainty of public transport schedules — the fixed price and flight tracking mean you know exactly what you're paying and when you'll arrive.
Rome Night Golf Cart Tour: Colosseum, Trevi & PickupYou’ll glide through Rome’s historic center by golf cart as evening falls—seeing landmarks like the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain in golden light. Expect stories from your local guide, easy photo stops at places like Piazza Navona and Pantheon, and a relaxed pace that lets you soak up Rome after dark. Pickup is included so you can just step outside and start exploring.
San Gimignano: Private Wine & Olive Oil Tasting LunchYou’ll join a Tuscan family just outside San Gimignano for an easygoing day: walk through vineyards, taste organic wines and six types of olive oil, and enjoy a homemade lunch under the sun. Expect laughter over local cheeses and real stories behind every glass—and maybe find yourself wishing you could stay longer.
Rome: Colosseum Arena Access & Early Morning Tour, Max 6You arrive at 8am, walk the Arena Floor by 8:30 before crowds arrive, and explore the Colosseum with a guide who tailors the stories to what interests you. The tour includes entry to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, all tickets prepaid, finishing by late morning so you keep the afternoon open. Groups stay under six, which means you actually hear what's being said.Is it for me?Book this if you're in Rome for a short time and want the Colosseum's main draw — the arena floor — without spending half the day in queues or crowds; the early start and small group size is what makes that possible in summer.
