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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Rome Testaccio: Pasta Cooking Class & Three Classic SaucesYou’ll walk right into a Roman home in Testaccio, apron on before you know it—learning to make Cacio e Pepe, Amatriciana, and Carbonara side by side with a local chef who actually cares if your sauce splits or your pasta sticks together. Expect laughter over spilled wine, stories from Roman kitchens past, generous pours of local reds, plus dessert and recipes to take home.
Florence: Tuscan Villa Cooking Class & Lunch with TransferYou’ll start your day whisked from Florence to a peaceful Tuscan villa for hands-on cooking lessons in a small group. Make fresh pasta, taste local wine, and share laughter over lunch on the terrace with sweeping countryside views. Expect warm hosts, real conversation, and flavors you’ll remember long after you’re home.
Pisa: Leaning Tower & Historic Center Bike Tour with GPSYou rent a bike, load the GPS-guided route onto your phone, and cycle through Pisa's medieval center at your own pace—past the Leaning Tower, Piazza dei Miracoli, riverside churches, and the Sangallo Fortress. The app keeps you on track while you stop for gelato, photos, or just to breathe in the squares whenever you want. Includes bike, lock, phone holder, and the route; you bring your ID and a credit card for the deposit.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Pisa's main sights without being tied to a group's pace or a guide's script—the GPS route handles navigation so you can stop, explore, and eat whenever the moment feels right.
Naples to Positano & Sorrento: Transfer with 2-Hour Pompeii StopYou get picked up in Naples (or Sorrento/Positano) and driven to your destination with a 2-hour stop at Pompeii ruins in between. The driver handles your luggage, waits for you at the site, and includes one free hour of delay if your flight or train is late. Pompeii entry tickets are your responsibility, but the transfer, vehicle, tolls, and driver commentary are all included.Is it for me?A good fit if you're moving between Naples and the Amalfi Coast and want to see Pompeii without renting a car or booking two separate journeys. The 2-hour stop is fixed, so plan to see the main sites without a guide, or hire one separately to go deeper into the history.
Capri Private Boat Tour with Limoncello TastingA private boat tour of Capri departs from your chosen port and sails past the island's landmarks—the Faraglioni rocks, the White Grotto, the Green Grotto, and Punta Carena lighthouse—with time to swim in the clearest water and relax on board. The boat carries a captain, snorkelling gear, and a cabin with beds and a private bathroom; limoncello tasting (18+) and fresh fruit, prosecco, soft drinks and snacks are included. The tour runs eight hours and a live guide speaks English, Spanish or Italian.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you're arriving by sea or staying nearby and want a full day on the water without switching boats or coordinating with a group—the private cabin and onboard facilities mean you can rest between swims, and the fixed route covers Capri's most photographed landmarks in a single eight-hour arc.
Lake Como: Alpine Foothills Picnic & Wine with Varenna PickupYou get picked up at the Varenna pier, driven forty minutes into the Alpine foothills, and guided through a quiet forest walk to a private picnic spot overlooking the entire lake. Lunch includes local cured meats, cheese, fresh produce, and wine selected from regional producers, with your guide explaining where each item comes from. The whole experience takes three and a half hours and ends by mid-afternoon, leaving your day open.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat well and see Lake Como from a perspective most visitors never reach — the drive, walk, and meal are all arranged, so you show up at the pier and everything else unfolds without planning.
Turin: Sweet & Chocolate Walking Food Tour with TastingsYou’ll taste your way through Turin’s historic streets with a local foodie guide—sampling gianduiotto chocolates, delicate pastries near Largo Vittorio Emanuele II, sipping Bicerin in an old café by Piazza San Carlo, and finishing with creamy gelato in a lively piazza. Expect laughter, stories, and a real sense of Piedmontese café culture along the way.
Palermo: Fresh Pasta & Tiramisù Cooking Class with LunchYou’ll jump right into Sicilian cooking in Palermo: kneading dough for fresh pasta, learning to fill ravioli without fear, and layering creamy tiramisù while coffee fills the air. Share stories with your local host over a welcome drink before sitting down together for lunch — there’s warmth here you can taste.
Cinque Terre Day Trip from Florence: Private Guide & TrainYou're picked up from your Florence accommodation at 7am and driven to La Spezia, then guided through all five Cinque Terre villages by train and on foot. Lunch with local wine is included at a seaside restaurant, plus a boat ride between two villages so you see the coast from the water. Your guide handles the route, timing, and logistics all day, and you return to Florence by evening.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see all five Cinque Terre villages in one day without arranging your own transport, buying tickets at stations, or figuring out train schedules — the private guide and fixed itinerary remove those logistics so you can focus on walking, eating, and looking at the coast.
Florence to Chianti: E-Bike Tour with Lunch & 2 Wine TastingsYou’ll pedal through olive groves and vineyards from Florence into Chianti on an e-bike with a local guide leading the way. Taste wines at a family-run winery paired with classic Tuscan lunch—think fresh cheese and handmade pasta—and finish with another tasting back in Florence. Expect laughter, real stories, good food, and views you might not forget soon.
Florence Cooking Class: Market & Homemade Pasta with WineYou explore Florence's Central Market with a chef, select fresh ingredients, then cook lasagna with homemade pasta and tiramisu in a professional kitchen. The class includes all ingredients, Tuscan wine pairing, and a digital recipe booklet to take home. Vegetarian options are available with advance notice.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Tuscan food by making it yourself rather than just eating it — the market stop is what connects the ingredients to the tradition, and the wine pairing is what makes the meal feel complete instead of just a class that happens to end with lunch.
Florence: Chianti Wine Tasting & Tuscan Lunch Small GroupYou taste seven Chianti wines with a sommelier at a private 12th-century villa, eat traditional Tuscan lunch on the property with wine included, and travel by air-conditioned van from central Florence with a bi-lingual guide. Small groups keep the pace intimate and the conversation real. The whole day runs from 10am departure through afternoon return, with no transport or entry logistics to arrange yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste serious Chianti wines without renting a car or navigating the region yourself — the guide, transport, and fixed itinerary mean you show up at 10am and everything else is arranged.
Pompeii Archaeological Site: Private Tour with ArchaeologistYou walk through Pompeii's theaters, houses, shops, and forum with a private archaeologist who explains how Romans lived 2,000 years ago. The small group size means you set the pace and can ask questions without holding up others. Entry and the guide are included; you bring water and comfortable shoes, and you'll spend roughly three to four hours on site depending on your interests.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Pompeii rather than just see it — an archaeologist's knowledge turns a walk through ruins into a conversation about how Romans actually lived, and the small group size means you're not competing for the guide's attention or rushing between sites.
Assisi Wine & Cheese Tasting: Organic Wines with BruschettaYou walk the vineyards, then taste four organic wines paired with local cheeses, jams and bruschetta at a family farm near Assisi. Dietary needs are accommodated, groups are small, and the pace is relaxed. Parking is free, and pickup from local hotels can be arranged for a set fee.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in or near Assisi who want to taste local wines without arranging transport themselves — the farm is small and groups are limited, which is what keeps the pace unhurried and the pairings personal.
Vatican: Sistine Chapel & Raphael's Rooms Private Tour Skip-the-LineYou get a private art historian guide, skip-the-line access to the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, and the freedom to linger at any masterpiece without a group schedule pushing you forward. The guide tailors the tour to your interests, and you move through five centuries of sculpture, fresco, and cartography at your own rhythm. Arrive 15 minutes early with covered knees and shoulders.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand what they're seeing rather than move through a checklist, and who value time alone with the art over group efficiency. Plan for a full morning or afternoon — the unrushed pace is what makes lingering possible.
Cinque Terre Day Trip from Lucca: Boat, Train & Three VillagesYou travel from Lucca by air-conditioned minivan to the Cinque Terre coast, then move between three villages—Vernazzo, Manarola, and Monterosso—by boat and train. The tour includes entry to each village, a boat ride with coastal views, time to swim at Monterosso's beach, and a full day with your guide. You arrange and pay for your own lunch and gelato. The return drive to Lucca happens in the late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in Lucca and want to see Cinque Terre without renting a car or figuring out train schedules yourself—the minivan pickup and fixed route remove the logistics, and the boat ride gives you the view most visitors miss.
Snorkeling from Ponza to Palmarola: 4 stops, lunch aboardA day boat from Ponza to Palmarola with four snorkeling stops, lunch prepared on board, and an open bar throughout. The boat holds up to 48 passengers and departs at 10:45 or 11:00, returning at 5pm—practical timing for day arrivals and departures. Snorkeling equipment is provided; the route skirts Ponza's caves and lighthouse before heading to Palmarola, where the swimming stops happen around the island's perimeter. A live guide speaks English and Italian.Is it for me?Book this shared boat tour if you want four snorkel stops with meals and drinks included, and your schedule allows a morning departure and 5pm return.
Ebike Tour Martina Franca, Alberobello & Locorotondo VillagesA 3.5-hour ebike tour through the Itria Valley starting from Martina Franca, with stops in Alberobello and Locorotondo. You ride assisted bicycles on quiet countryside paths and through historic centers, visiting Alberobello's Rione Monte district and its Basilica di San Cosimo e Damiano, then Locorotondo's old streets before returning to Martina Franca's panoramic points. A private guide in English or Italian leads the route; bike, helmet and guide are included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see three villages in one afternoon without the logistics of renting a car or planning the route—the guide handles the navigation and pacing, and the electric bikes mean you cover the distance without arriving exhausted. It works well for small groups or families with teenagers, since the minimum age is 14 and the assisted pedaling keeps the pace manageable for mixed fitness levels.
Sorrento, Positano & Amalfi tour from Naples: Boat ride includedA full-day guided tour from Naples visits Sorrento, Positano, and Amalfi with hotel pickup, an English-speaking guide, and a 45-minute boat tour of the Amalfi Coast included. You walk through each town's historic center, spend time in local shops and cafes, and see the coastline from the water. The return journey includes a limoncello lottery where one guest wins a bottle of authentic Amalfi limoncello.Is it for me?The 8-hour day leaves room for a morning in Naples before pickup or an evening after return, but not both—book this if you want the three towns and the boat without building the route yourself, and accept that each stop is a walk-through, not a deep dive.
Amalfi Coast: Pasta Cooking Class & Terrace Lunch with Sea ViewYou’ll roll fresh pasta in an Amalfi kitchen with a small group, guided by a local who shares family recipes and stories. Taste your own tagliatelle or ravioli on a sea-view terrace, finish with Italian coffee, and leave with new skills (and maybe some flour on your shirt). It’s warm, lively, and honestly feels like being welcomed into someone’s home.
