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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Genoa: Rickshaw City Tour & Hidden Alleys with Local StoriesYou’ll wind through Genoa’s tangled alleys by private rickshaw, stopping for stories only locals know—like why the cathedral’s steps matter or how to spot hidden churches. Expect laughter with your guide, close-up glimpses of daily life, and a sense of being let in on secrets most visitors miss.
Golfo Aranci: 3-Hour Dolphin Cruise & Sardinian AperitifYou board a restored 1962 yacht in Golfo Aranci and spend three hours sailing between Cala Moresca and Figarolo, where dolphins swim. Two swimming and snorkeling stops are included, along with a Sardinian aperitif of cold cuts, cheeses and local Vermentino wine. You choose morning, afternoon or sunset departure, and the boat returns before dark or at sunset depending on your slot.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to be on the water with dolphins and wine without arranging transport or packing a cooler—the boat handles the route, the stops and the food, so you just show up and step aboard.
Florence: Pasta & Dessert Cooking Class with Tuscan WineYou’ll step into a real Florentine kitchen to make fresh pasta and tiramisù with local chefs guiding you every step. Taste herbs from the garden, sip Tuscan wine as you cook, then share your creations over a relaxed family-style lunch. It’s not just about recipes — it’s about laughter, new friends, and feeling at home in Florence.
Lake Garda castles boat tour with Bardolino wine tastingA four-hour boat tour on Lake Garda that passes Scaliger Castle, Sirmione's ancient ruins, and two more castles while a sommelier leads a Bardolino wine tasting with nibbles. The boat stops at Punta San Vigilio, where you can swim if you want, and returns past the drawbridge of the final castle. A live guide speaks English or Italian.Is it for me?Book this if you want to swim and taste wine during the same outing—the boat stops for both, so you won't need to choose between them.
Turin: Egyptian Museum Skip-the-Line & Guided TourYou arrive at the Egyptian Museum in Turin, skip the entry queue with your pre-booked ticket, and spend two hours with a local guide moving through 40,000 artifacts including mummies, the Ramses II gallery arranged as archaeologists found it, and original statues and papyri. You leave knowing the rituals and daily life behind the objects instead of just their names.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see one of the world's most important Egyptian collections without losing an hour to the entry line, and with someone who can actually explain what you're looking at instead of reading a placard.
Walking tour of Palermo: Markets, churches and squaresA guided walking tour of central Palermo covering nine landmarks—Teatro Massimo, Capo Market, Palermo Cathedral, Four Corners, Martorana, Church of the Gesù, and the historic streets and squares that shaped the city. The tour runs two to three hours with a certified guide in English or Italian, and children from age one are welcome.Is it for me?If you land in Palermo and want to see the main sights without planning the route yourself, this two- to three-hour walk covers the Cathedral, the opera house, the markets and the baroque churches in one afternoon—the guide handles the stops and the timing, so you just follow.
Tandem Paragliding Flight over Capaccio-Paestum, SalernoTandem paragliding flight over Capaccio-Paestum in Salerno with a qualified instructor who has over ten years of experience. You'll climb to peaks of 600–700 meters, admire the mountain ranges and Cilento coastline, and receive a video recording of your flight. The experience lasts 20–30 minutes total (briefing plus flight) and depends on weather conditions; the instructor contacts you the day before to confirm timing based on the forecast. Weight limits apply: minimum 30 kg, maximum 110 kg. Under 18 requires parental permission on the day.Is it for me?Book this if you want the full sensation of flying without piloting yourself — the instructor handles all the controls while you experience the altitude, the view, and the thermal currents. The weather-dependent timing means flexibility on your end, but it also means the instructor is choosing the safest, most stable conditions to fly.
La Maddalena Sailing Cruise: Archipelago Islands & SwimmingYou board a real sailing boat at La Maddalena and visit three islands in the archipelago—Santa Maria for a first swim, Isola Budelli for the famous pink beach and a two-hour stop, and Isola Spargi for a final snorkel. Lunch with wine, beer and soft drinks is included, as are snacks and an aperitif. The captain and crew handle navigation, timing and food; you handle swimming and deciding how long to stay in the water.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Maddalena islands without renting a boat or hiring a private skipper—the fixed itinerary and included lunch mean you show up and the day is already planned, which is what makes three separate islands possible in one morning and afternoon.
Rome Pantheon: Gelato, Tiramisu & Espresso Food TourYou’ll taste real Roman espresso near the Pantheon, try creamy tiramisu and artisan gelato with a local guide who shares stories and tips along the way. Walk through lively piazzas, learn how Italians make coffee at home, and leave with recipes plus a personal restaurant list you’ll want to keep forever.
Rome: Private Golf Cart Tour to Trevi, Pantheon & PiazzasYou’ll roll through Rome’s most iconic squares and fountains by private golf cart with a local guide who knows every shortcut. Expect close-up views of the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Spanish Steps and more—with time for photos or just watching daily life unfold around you. The pace is relaxed but full of small surprises that stay with you long after.
Parma: Family Pasta Cooking, Truffle & Wine in Calestano HomeYou’ll join Virginia and her family in their Calestano home near Parma for hands-on pasta making with fresh ingredients from their garden. Share stories over local wine on their panoramic terrace, taste cured meats and Parmigiano Reggiano, and finish with homemade tiramisù. Cats may appear underfoot — but you’ll leave feeling more like a guest than a tourist.
Tavolara & Molara: 5-Island Boat Tour from San TeodoroYou board at La Cinta Beach and visit five islands in one day: Tavolara, Molara, Isola Cana, Ruia, and Coda Cavallo, with nine stops for swimming, snorkeling, and photos. The skipper is a lifeguard who navigates the marine reserve and explains the caves and rock formations. Fuel, landing fees and facilities are included; you bring your own snorkeling gear and lunch, or eat at the beach restaurant on Tavolara.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in or near San Teodoro who want to see multiple islands and caves without arranging their own boat or navigating the marine reserve alone. The full day out—nine stops across five islands—is what makes skipping the main beaches and reaching the quieter coves possible in one trip.
Private Transfer Sorrento to Naples: Door-to-door pickupYou get picked up by name at Naples airport or train station, luggage handled, and a straight drive to your Sorrento hotel in a private air-conditioned car. The driver provides local context along the way. The price is fixed before you arrive, which removes the negotiation at the curb and the uncertainty of a meter-based fare.Is it for me?Right for travelers landing at Naples airport or arriving by train who want to reach Sorrento without arranging a taxi or negotiating a fare at the curb. The fixed price and luggage handling take the friction out of the journey, which is what makes the hour-long drive feel like part of your trip instead of a problem to solve.
La Maddalena Boat Tour: Caprera, Spargi & Budelli Swim DayYou’ll swim in hidden coves around La Maddalena, snack on Sardinian treats offered by your skipper, and relax on beaches like Cala Santa Maria during this full-day boat tour. With snorkeling gear included and plenty of time for swims or sunbathing, you’ll get a real taste of these islands’ wild side — plus stories you’ll want to tell later.
Amalfi Coast: Path of the Gods Hike with Enzo & Lemon SlushYou’ll walk from Agerola along the famous Path of the Gods trail with a certified local guide who shares stories about Amalfi Coast culture, plants, and old traditions. Expect rocky paths, sweeping views over Capri and Positano, plus a cold lemon slush waiting in Nocelle at journey’s end. It’s sweaty but worth it — especially when you pause above those cliffs.
Rome: Colosseum, Palatine Hill & Roman Forum with GuideYou get three major Roman sites in one guided morning with all entry fees and a licensed guide included. The Colosseum entrance is handled upfront, Palatine Hill's imperial homes are explained in context, and the Roman Forum's political history is laid out stop by stop. Bring your passport, arrive early, and plan for steady walking and some climbing.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Rome's three most important ancient sites explained in one morning without arranging separate tickets or navigating the Colosseum queue alone. The early start and small group size are what make it possible to actually hear the guide and move at a steady pace through all three locations.
Val d'Orcia wine tour from Siena: Brunello and Nobile tastingsA full-day wine tour from Siena through Val d'Orcia visits three towns—Montepulciano, Pienza and Montalcino—with two wine tastings, lunch with cured meats and pasta, and free time to walk each town's historic streets. A multilingual guide leads the group by minivan, and wine tastings are held in English with translation support when needed. The tour runs 10 to 11 hours and departs from Siena Railway Station.Is it for me?Pick summer for warm weather and outdoor tastings, or winter for fewer crowds—both visit the same wineries and include tastings in Pienza and Montepulciano with lunch included.
Milan: Leonardo da Vinci Museum & Moon FragmentYou get entry to the world's largest Leonardo exhibition with 170 historical models, access to galleries on astronomy, energy, transport and genetics, and a written guide to navigate the collections. The museum includes extraordinary objects like a real Moon fragment, steam trains, submarines and the Luna Rossa catamaran, all housed in a 16th-century monastery. Plan for at least three to four hours to move through the main sections without rushing.Is it for me?Right for anyone spending time in Milan who wants to understand Leonardo beyond the paintings — the scale of the objects and the breadth of the galleries make it a full morning or afternoon, not a quick stop.
Naples Airport to City Centre Transfer: Name-board pickupYou get a driver waiting at arrivals with your name on a banner, a 15–30 minute air-conditioned ride to your Naples hotel or cruise port, and no negotiation at the curb. Book the standard car for up to three people or the minivan for groups of four to eight. Infant seats are available if you need them.Is it for me?Right for travelers landing at Naples Airport without a rental car or the energy to navigate local taxis—the driver meets you at arrivals and the fare is fixed, so you arrive at your hotel or cruise port without negotiation or delay. The 15–30 minute drive is part of the service, not a hassle you're solving yourself.
Siena: Private Walking Tour of Medieval Alleys & Quiet ChurchesYou’ll start in Siena’s famous main square with your private guide, then slip into quieter medieval alleys most visitors miss. Step inside peaceful churches and climb toward panoramic city views from an old basilica. Expect small surprises, gentle conversation, and moments where Siena feels like it belongs just to you.
