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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Verona: Romeo & Juliet Walking Tour & ArenaYou walk the Verona that Shakespeare chose for his tragedy: the Arena, Juliet's balcony, the markets and squares where the city's history stacks visibly from Roman times through the Renaissance. A local guide handles the stories and timing, which means two hours covers the main sights without you navigating or deciding where to stop next. Show up on time and you're in; the tour runs regardless of weather.Is it for me?This works well if you want the main Romeo and Juliet sights and Verona's history without arranging your own route or timing—the guide and small group structure mean you move through the city with someone who knows where the stories connect to the stones.
Rome: Open-Air Opera Concert & Terrace Aperitif at Palazzo PamphilijYou’ll wander through hidden corners near Piazza Navona before stepping onto a palace terrace for Italian aperitifs and local wine. An open-air opera concert unfolds as sunset colors Rome’s skyline, followed by a guided visit to another rooftop above Palazzo Pamphilij. You’ll feel both part of the city and slightly outside of time—music lingering long after you leave.
Florence Uffizi Gallery: Private 2-Hour Tour & Skip-Line EntryYou get a private 2-hour tour of Florence's Uffizi Gallery with a licensed guide, timed-entry tickets that skip the line, and a headset so you can hear clearly. The tour covers Botticelli, Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael's most famous works, plus the story of the Medici family who made it all possible. Everything is included — no separate ticket purchases — and you'll need your passport at the door.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Florence's greatest Renaissance paintings without spending hours in line or wandering lost through the galleries — the private guide and timed entry mean you move at a pace where the art actually registers, and the Medici story ties it all together.
Snorkeling San Vito Lo Capo: Small boat, crystal-clear covesA full-day private boat tour from San Vito Lo Capo in Sicily with a small group (maximum 12 people) that stops at multiple coves, caves and beaches along the Zingaro Reserve and Scopello coast for swimming and snorkeling. The boat is a 10-meter dinghy built to reach shallow beaches and inlets where larger vessels cannot go, and snorkeling equipment is included; lunch happens in San Vito Lo Capo village after the morning stops.Is it for me?The eight-hour commitment leaves the rest of your day free if you start early or finish by late afternoon, but it rules out half-day alternatives if you want to combine snorkeling with other activities. The small-boat format means you're limited to 12 people and you reach shallow coves larger tours skip—a trade that matters if you want solitude and close-up snorkeling over speed and convenience.
Palinuro boat tour: Blue Grotto, Architiello & coastal cavesA 90-minute boat tour departing from Palinuro port explores the Cilento coast's most striking natural features: the Blue Grotto with its luminous underwater tunnel, the Architiello rock formation, Rabbit Rock, and the Natural Arch. The tour includes a swim break in Baia del Buon Dormire and passes the lighthouse, Viceroyal Towers, and the Cave of Bones. A live guide in English or Italian narrates the route; all fees and taxes are included.Is it for me?Book the Standard season option if you prefer fewer crowds and lower water temperatures; choose July or August if you want warmer water and don't mind busier conditions. The 90-minute timeframe works for a morning or afternoon slot without dominating your day, and the swim break means you're not just watching—you're in the water yourself.
Lake Como: Catamaran Tour, Villas & Aperitif from TremezzoYou’ll feel Lake Como open up as you cruise by famous villas and villages on a relaxed catamaran tour from Tremezzo. Swim near Comacina Island, snack on local cheeses with wine, and soak in stories from your guide—all with time to just watch sunlight dance across the lake.
Rome: Private Golf Cart Tour with Pickup & Iconic SightsYou’ll ride through Rome’s tangled streets in a private golf cart with hotel pickup included—stopping at icons like the Pantheon, Spanish Steps, and Trevi Fountain while hearing stories from your local guide. Expect spontaneous moments (and maybe pastries), plus time to wander famous piazzas or peek inside grand churches. It’s Rome up close—with space to breathe.
Tuscany: Traditional Pasta Cooking Class & Wine PairingYou’ll knead dough at a Tuscan family table, laugh over mispronounced ingredients, sip local wines paired by your chef-sommelier host, and finish with homemade tiramisù on a sunlit terrace. This isn’t just learning recipes — it’s sharing stories and flavors that linger long after you’ve left.
Brunello di Montalcino Wine Tour: 2 Wineries with Pairing LunchA full-day wine tour in Montalcino takes you to two boutique Brunello wineries for tastings and a cellar tour, then to a pairing lunch at the second winery featuring local specialties. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, along with an English-speaking driver-guide and a small group capped at 8 guests. The day also includes time to walk the medieval fortress and artisan shops of Montalcino itself.Is it for me?Hotel pickup means you don't need a car or a ride to the wineries—the driver collects you and handles the route, timing and navigation for the whole day, which settles the logistics if you're staying in town without transport or arriving by train.
Florence: Street Food & Wine Walking Tour Duomo AreaYou walk through Florence's markets and main squares over 2.5 hours, tasting schiacciata, cured meats, cheese, and Tuscan wine at each stop, ending with gelato near Ponte Vecchio. Your local guide shares the history and food traditions of Tuscany while you stand in front of landmarks like the Cathedral and Brunelleschi's Dome. Everything is included—tastings, wine, gelato, and the guide—so you don't have to figure out where to eat or what to order.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste how Florence actually eats without spending the afternoon figuring out which restaurant to walk into or what to order—the guide handles the stops, the tastings are built in, and you see the main landmarks while you're eating.
Amalfi to Capri: Private Boat Tour & Blue GrottoYou spend six hours on a private boat from Amalfi circling Capri, stopping at the Blue Grotto, three other grottos, the Faraglioni rocks, and hidden coves for swimming. Your captain customizes the pace and stops based on what you want to see and how long you want to linger. Water, snorkeling gear, and towels are included; you choose your boat type at booking and confirm details the day before departure.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying on the Amalfi Coast who want to see Capri's main sights without a fixed itinerary or group. Expect a full day on the water with flexibility to linger or move on—that freedom is what makes a private boat worth the cost.
Mount Etna from Siracusa: Volcano Hike & Crater Picnic Day TripYou’ll start your day with hotel pickup in Siracusa before hiking Mount Etna’s south side with a local guide. Walk gritty trails along ancient craters, learn about volcanic geology firsthand, and share a picnic lunch near the rim—surrounded by strange silence and sweeping views. You’ll return feeling both tired and oddly lighter, like you’ve seen Sicily from another planet.
Golfo Aranci Kayak Tour: Dolphins & Aperitif, Small GroupYou paddle a small group kayak along Sardinia's Golfo Aranci coast, stopping at Cala Moresca for snacks and snorkeling, then paddling to Figarolo island and a fish farm where wild dolphins often hunt. The tour includes all equipment, a multilingual guide, and refreshments, and takes three to four hours total. Return to the starting point by late morning or early evening depending on which tour you choose.Is it for me?Book this if you want to paddle Sardinia's coast without arranging your own kayak, guide, or timing—the small group and fixed route mean you show up, get equipped, and spend the morning or evening on the water with a good chance of seeing dolphins.
Florence: Accademia Gallery Fast Track Ticket & HostYou’ll skip hours of waiting outside Florence’s Accademia Gallery with reserved entry and a friendly local host who gets you right inside. See Michelangelo’s David up close (it really is different in person), wander through Renaissance halls and even peek at rare musical instruments before stepping back into city life feeling lighter somehow.
Assisi & Orvieto Day Trip from Rome: Small Group, PickupYou’ll leave Rome behind for a day trip into Umbria—walking Assisi’s peaceful lanes, hearing stories inside its basilicas, tasting local food over lunch, then marveling at Orvieto Cathedral’s golden facade. With hotel pickup and entry fees included, you’ll have time to notice small details—and maybe find your own favorite moment along the way.
Etna: Volcano Crater Walk & Gambino Winery Lunch TourYou’ll walk along Mount Etna’s craters with a local guide, taste Sicilian honey in Zafferana Etnea, and enjoy lunch paired with five wines at Gambino Winery—all with transport included. Expect quiet moments on black lava rock, new flavors you might crave later, and stories from locals who live alongside the volcano.
Rome: Trevi Fountain & Pantheon Game Tour for FamiliesYou and the kids walk Rome's center visiting Trevi Fountain, the Column of Marcus Aurelius, the Pantheon (with entry included), and Piazza Navona while answering quizzes and playing a treasure hunt for prizes. The guide keeps everyone engaged with questions and games at each stop, so it's less like a standard tour and more like a two-hour scavenger hunt through the city's highlights.Is it for me?Book this if you want to show your kids Rome's main sights without the standard museum-queue routine — the game format keeps them engaged while you cover the highlights in a single morning or afternoon.
Lake Como: Private Motorboat Cruise with Prosecco & VillasYou’ll drift along Lake Como in a private motorboat with your local captain Luca, passing famous villas like Clooney’s and hearing stories only locals know. Enjoy chilled Prosecco on deck as you watch sunlight shift over historic estates and gardens. It’s not just sightseeing—it’s feeling part of this lakeside world for an hour or so.
Florence: Vespa Rental Self-Guided with GPS & HelmetYou rent a Vespa for the day and navigate Florence and the Tuscan countryside on your own schedule, with GPS, helmet, insurance and a storage case included. No group itinerary, no fixed stops, no waiting. You choose what to see and when, from the famous monuments like Ponte Vecchio and Piazzale Michelangelo to the quiet roads beyond the city. A 500-euro refundable deposit and valid driver's license are required at pickup.Is it for me?This works best if you're comfortable on a scooter and want to explore Florence and Tuscany without a guide or group schedule—the self-guided format means you move at your own speed and stop wherever interests you, which is what makes a full day of riding possible without feeling rushed or locked into someone else's itinerary.
Bolognese Cooking Class in Bologna: Make Pasta & DessertA traditional Bolognese cooking class held at an organic farm 15 km outside Bologna, where you prepare handmade pasta and a seasonal dessert with a qualified chef, then sit down to eat the dishes you made. The class runs from 2:30 pm to around 7:30 pm with pickup and return transport from the city center included; children are welcome from age 10.Is it for me?The guide teaches in English or Italian, so you'll follow comfortably in whichever language you speak; this works well for anyone who wants to learn the technique hands-on rather than watch a chef demonstrate it.
