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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Livorno: Food Market Tour & Wine Tasting with Local GuideYou taste eight local foods and drinks across Livorno's markets and bars — cappuccino, street food, bruschetta with wine, torta di ceci, and ponce alla livornese — while a professional guide walks you through the Medici fortress, Via Madonna, the Fruit and Vegetable Market, the 19th-century Mercato delle Vettovaglie, and the fish market. Vegetarian options are available if you request them at booking.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat the way Livorno locals do without figuring out which markets to visit or what to order — the guide takes the guesswork out and gets you into the places where people actually go for lunch.
Venice: Private Gondola Photoshoot & St Mark’s Piazza WalkYou’ll feel Venice come alive as you wander St Mark’s Piazza with your photographer, glide through hidden canals on your private gondola ride, and finish with iconic shots by Rialto Bridge and the Grand Canal. Every smile is caught naturally—no awkward posing needed—and you’ll have your edited photos within 48 hours to remember how it really felt.
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.
Venice Jewish Ghetto: 2-Hour Walking Tour with Local Expert GuideYou walk through three interconnected ghettos in Cannaregio with a guide who knows the area as both history and home. You learn why Venice built the first ghetto, how the Jewish community lived under restrictions for centuries, and how to spot hidden synagogues from the street. The tour avoids the main tourist routes and ends with a taste of local food culture, all within two hours on foot.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Venice's Jewish history beyond the surface and prefer a guide rooted in the community rather than a generic walking tour. Two hours on foot through quiet streets means you move at a learning pace, not a sightseeing sprint.
Matera Private Tour: Sassi, Casa Grotta & Rock ChurchesA private guided walking tour of Matera's Sassi district takes you through the carved-stone neighborhoods, into a Casa Grotta furnished as it was centuries ago, and into a rock church with ancient frescoes. The guide is yours alone, the route adjusts to your rhythm, and entrance fees to both the cave house and the church are included. Two hours, small groups or couples, completely customizable.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to move through the Sassi without following a group schedule or waiting for other travelers — the private guide and flexible timing let you spend as long as you need at each stop, whether that is the frescoes in a church or the view from a panoramic point.
Amalfi Coast: Ravello, Positano & Coastal Drive from NaplesYou spend the day moving between three coastal towns — Ravello at the top with its famous villas, Amalfi in the middle with its medieval past, and Positano below with its pastel-painted houses — while an English-speaking driver manages the winding roads and parking. Lunch in Positano is optional and extra. The whole experience takes around eight hours and includes the vehicle and driver's knowledge of the route.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the three main towns of the Amalfi Coast without renting a car or navigating the steep, narrow roads yourself — the driver and the fixed itinerary are what make a full coastal day possible in one trip.
Modena: Traditional Balsamic Vinegar Tasting & Family LunchYou get a guided tour of a working acetaia with barrels dating back to 1905, an explanation of Traditional Balsamic Vinegar production from the family who makes it, and a full lunch pairing the vinegar with Parmigiano Reggiano, cured meats, risotto, and house amari. Shuttle service from Bologna is available on request.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand how Traditional Balsamic Vinegar is actually made and used, without the formality of a large group tour — you're eating lunch with the family who produces it, which is what makes the tasting make sense.
Tuscany: Farm Cooking Class, Wine Tasting & Pasta Day TripYou’ll walk among ancient olive trees in Tuscany, taste five local organic wines straight from the cellar, learn to make fresh pasta with a chef, then share your meal at a big family-style table overlooking vineyards. It’s not just about food or wine—it’s about slowing down and feeling what life is like here for an afternoon.
Stromboli by Night from Tropea: Volcano & Lava FlowYou board a fast boat in Tropea at mid-afternoon, spend three hours exploring the village and swimming on Stromboli, then return to the boat as dusk falls. The evening crossing circles the volcano while its lava glows in the dark — a 30-minute stop at safe distance from the Sciara del Fuoco. You're back in port by 10:30pm, having skipped the logistics of arranging your own transport and timing.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in Tropea for the evening and want to see Stromboli's volcano without arranging a separate boat, timing the island stop yourself, or driving to another port — the fixed departure and return times mean you know exactly when you're back.
Rome: Gluten-Free Food & Wine Tour with Jewish Ghetto WalkYou’ll walk Rome’s cobbled streets tasting gluten-free Roman classics like crispy artichokes and wood-fired pizza, sip local wines in historic cellars, and finish with real Italian gelato near ancient ruins. With a local guide sharing stories along the way, you’ll get both flavor and history—plus plenty of laughter and surprise.
Portofino and San Fruttuoso Boat Tour with SnorkelingA small group boat tour along the Ligurian Riviera departs from Portofino and visits Santa Margherita Ligure, Paraggi, and San Fruttuoso, with an hour ashore in Portofino village and snorkeling access to the Christ of the Abyss. The tour includes a qualified skipper, snorkeling equipment, fresh water, and music on board; inflatables are deployed for swimming and sunbathing at protected bays.Is it for me?Your skipper navigates the Ligurian coast while you relax—stopping at Portofino and San Fruttuoso to snorkel at the Christ of the Abyss with gear provided.
Trieste Walking Tour with Audio Guide: Self-Guided at Your PaceThis self-guided walking tour of Trieste uses a smartphone audio and text guide created by a local, covering the city's main landmarks including Piazza Unità d'Italia, San Giusto Castle, the Roman theatre and the Grand Canal. You move through the route at your own pace, listening to stories and historical details about each stop, and the guide includes tips for authentic local restaurants and Italian aperitivo culture. The audio works in English, Spanish, Italian, French and German, and you'll need a smartphone with internet connection to access it.Is it for me?This tour suits anyone who wants to explore Trieste's landmarks and history without following a group schedule—you start when you want, pause as long as you like at each stop, and skip ahead if something doesn't interest you. If you prefer a structured itinerary with a live guide, a group tour would be better; if you want the freedom to wander and learn on your own terms, this self-guided format lets you do that.
Lake Garda Afternoon Cruise from Sirmione: Scaliger Castle & SalòAn afternoon boat cruise on Lake Garda departing from Sirmione, with a live guide in English or Italian, that takes you past Scaliger Castle, the thermal springs, Palazzo Borghese, and stops for an hour in the village of Salò. Prosecco and snacks are included; you can swim during the tour if conditions allow. The boat departs at the scheduled time, so arrive 10 to 15 minutes early.Is it for me?Book this cruise if you're staying in Sirmione or the surrounding area without a car—the boat departs from town and you don't have to arrange transport to get there. The fixed schedule and one-hour Salò stop mean the afternoon holds together without you building it.
Naples to Sorrento Transfer: English driver, no negotiationYou get picked up at your chosen Naples location by an English-speaking driver in a new Mercedes, with luggage help and air conditioning included. The driver handles the route and timing, so you arrive in Sorrento without arranging transport or negotiating a fare. Infant seats are available for an extra fee if you need one.Is it for me?Right for travelers arriving in Naples without a rental car or the energy to negotiate a taxi fare—the driver waits at your chosen spot, handles your bags, and the price is fixed before you book. The drive is straightforward and stress-free, which is exactly what makes it worth booking instead of figuring it out at the curb.
Rome: Old Town Street Food Tour with Jewish Artichoke & GelatoYou’ll follow your nose through Rome’s old town, tasting scrocchiarella pizza hot from the oven, crispy Jewish artichoke in the Ghetto with local wine, and classic supplì on Via del Corso. Finish with gelato or tiramisù near Piazza Navona and espresso by the Pantheon—leaving you full but wanting just one more bite of Rome.
Florence: Electric Fiat 500 Panoramic Tour & Picnic ViewsYou’ll ride through Florence’s peaceful hills in a classic electric Fiat 500 cabrio with a local guide—no crowds or buses. Expect quiet roads lined with cypress trees, photo stops at San Miniato al Monte and Piazzale Michelangelo, plus a Chianti wine picnic overlooking the city. It’s relaxed and personal—the kind of view you’ll remember long after you leave.
Florence: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with WineYou’ll roll fresh pasta by hand in Florence, learn chef tricks for perfect ravioli, and build a real tiramisu from scratch — all while sipping local wine and laughing with new friends around the table. Expect floury hands, honest guidance, and flavors you’ll want to recreate at home long after you leave.
