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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Florence: Kayak Tour Under Ponte Vecchio & Four Historic BridgesYou paddle a stable inflatable kayak down the Arno River through Florence's center, passing under Ponte Vecchio, the Uffizi Gallery, and three other historic bridges with a guide. The calm water lets you photograph and absorb the architecture from a perspective most visitors never see. All gear and insurance are included; the pace suits any fitness level.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Florence's most famous bridges and riverside landmarks from an angle you can't get on foot, and you'd rather not navigate the Arno yourself — the guide handles the route and the calm water handles the rest.
Vieste: Wine Tasting & Olive Oil at Tenuta Padre Pio VineyardYou’ll join Cinzia at her family’s vineyard near Vieste for a relaxed afternoon of wine tasting, local cheeses and cold cuts under ancient olive trees, plus a golden-hour stroll through Foresta Umbra’s vines. Learn simple wine-tasting techniques and hear stories you won’t find in any guidebook — all wrapped up in real flavors and warm conversation.
Appian Way E-Bike Tour: Rome Roman RuinsA private e-bike tour of Rome's Appian Way and surrounding parks, covering four hours on a route that passes the Baths of Caracalla, Villa of the Quintilii, Circus of Maxentius, and the still-functioning remains of ancient Roman aqueducts. The tour runs through the Caffarella Park and Aqueduct Park, largely removed from Rome's central noise. E-bikes, helmets, phone holders and child seats (up to 25 kg) are included; children under 6 ride free, and reduced pricing applies to ages 6–10 if under 143 cm tall. A live guide speaks English, Italian, French or German.Is it for me?Book this tour if you ride a bike confidently and want to cover the Appian Way's major sites—the e-bike and four-hour route make it possible to see the aqueducts, villas and baths without the pace of a walking tour or the traffic of central Rome. Bring children under 6 for free, or ages 6–10 at reduced price if they meet the height requirement for a trailer bike.
Etna morning trek from Catania: Volcanic craters and lava cavesThis morning trek on Mount Etna departs from Catania and climbs the volcano's slopes with a professional guide to explore ancient craters, recent lava fronts, and volcanic caves. The route includes easy trekking around the Silvestri or Sartorius craters, a walk through a lava cave (helmet and torch supplied), and a tasting of Etna's local products—honey, oil and wine grown on the volcano itself. Suitable for families with children aged 12 and older; the whole outing runs about 5 hours.Is it for me?Pick this if you're starting from central Catania and prefer a guided walk around Etna's craters and lava caves to navigating the volcano independently.
Florence: Uffizi Gallery Small Group Tour with Guide & EntryYou’ll join a small group for a guided walk through Florence’s Uffizi Gallery, skipping lines and hearing stories behind Renaissance masterpieces from artists like Botticelli and Caravaggio. Afterward, you can wander freely or relax with coffee on the gallery terrace overlooking Piazza Signoria — there’s something quietly moving about seeing Florence from up there.
Pompeii: 3-Hour Guided Tour with Hidden Graffiti & New HousesYou’ll wander ancient streets with a local expert who brings Pompeii’s secrets to life—from new graffiti and reopened houses to the echoing amphitheater. Taste the silence inside old spas, try reading Latin off crumbling walls, and feel history under your shoes as you follow hidden corners most visitors miss.
Naples to Positano: Private Transfer with English DriverYou get picked up by name at your point of arrival, travel in a comfortable private vehicle with an English-speaking driver, and arrive in Positano with no negotiation, no shared stops, and no hidden costs. Tolls and fuel are included. The fixed price and flexible scheduling mean you can focus on your trip instead of transport logistics.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving in Naples and want to reach Positano without arranging a taxi, negotiating a price, or making multiple stops — the fixed cost and flexible scheduling handle the logistics so you can rest after travel.
Private Walking Tour of Padua with Scrovegni ChapelA private walking tour of Padua with a certified local guide covers the Scrovegni Chapel—a masterwork of 14th-century art—along with Piazza delle Erbe, Piazza della Signoria, and the Padua Cathedral. The tour lasts two hours and includes chapel entry; the guide speaks your choice of five languages.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see the Scrovegni Chapel's frescoes with someone who can explain what you're looking at, and if you'd rather have a guide's full attention than share one with a group. The private format means the pace stays yours, and the two hours fit a morning or afternoon without consuming your whole day.
Montalcino & Montepulciano: Brunello Wine Tour from FlorenceYou get picked up from your Florence hotel and driven through Val d'Orcia to Montalcino and Montepulciano, where you taste Brunello and Nobile wines directly from producers. The route includes Pienza for a Pecorino cheese tasting and a walk through its Renaissance streets. Lunch and all transport are included, and you return to Florence in the evening without arranging anything yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Brunello and Nobile wines where they're made without arranging your own transport or winery contacts—the producer meetings and small-group format are what make a day in Montalcino and Montepulciano feel like an insider's visit instead of a standard wine route.
Amalfi Coast: Private Day Trip from Naples with Ravello & PositanoYou’ll wind along the Amalfi Coast from Naples with a local guide who knows every curve and shortcut. Expect quiet moments in Ravello’s gardens, history lessons in Amalfi’s sun-bleached alleys, and free time in Positano’s maze of color. You’ll taste local snacks, hear unexpected stories, and maybe—just maybe—find yourself pausing longer than you planned.
Lake Como Sailing: Private Skipper, Villas & Italian AperitifYou spend a few hours on the water seeing Lake Como's famous villas from the perspective that actually shows them off — Villa Melzi and Villa del Balbianello both look their best from the lake. The boat includes prosecco and Italian snacks, optional swimming in quiet spots, and a private skipper who handles all the sailing. You book a time, show up, and the rest is already arranged.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Lake Como's famous villas the way they're actually meant to be seen — from the water — without arranging a boat, a skipper, or figuring out where to swim; the private boat and included food mean you show up and the rest is handled.
Rome: Vespa Sidecar Tour Past Colosseum & Vatican ViewsYou’ll ride through Rome’s wild streets in a Vespa sidecar with a local driver, waving back at strangers as you pass landmarks like the Colosseum and Vatican City. There’s time for photos at panoramic terraces above Piazza del Popolo and a pause by the grand Fontana dell’Acqua Paola—plus all those small moments that make you feel part of the city instead of just passing through.
Arezzo: Chianti Wine & Oil Tasting at Renaissance VillaYou visit the winery and walk the Chianti Colli Aretini vineyard (weather permitting), then taste four wines paired with local cured meats, cheese, and bread dressed in the estate's own olive oil. The oil's production process is explained before you taste it, so you understand what you're drinking. Pickup and timing depend on your hotel location in Arezzo.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Chianti and olive oil without the logistics of visiting multiple estates — one villa, one afternoon, everything arranged so you taste and learn at a real pace.
Mount Etna: Jeep OffRoad Lava Flows, Wine Tasting & LunchYou’ll ride off-road across Mount Etna’s wild lava fields by Jeep with a local guide, step into volcanic caves still warm from ancient eruptions, sip unique Etna DOC wines among black-sand vineyards, and share a Sicilian lunch high on the slopes—all while feeling just how alive this mountain really is.
Rome Hotel to Fiumicino Airport: Private TransferYou get picked up at your Rome hotel or any address in the city and driven directly to Fiumicino Airport in a private, air-conditioned vehicle with a licensed driver. The 40-minute journey costs a fixed price with no hidden fees, includes one checked bag and carry-on per person, and drops you at your terminal entrance. No public transport delays, no taxi negotiations, no crowded shuttles.Is it for me?Right for travelers leaving Rome without a rental car or the energy to navigate public transport on departure day. The 40-minute drive is part of what makes door-to-door service worth it—you're not managing timing or transfers, just walking out and getting in the car.
Mount Etna Jeep Tour from Catania with Cave & LunchYou’ll ride up Mount Etna by jeep from Catania with your local guide, explore a real lava flow cave by torchlight, trek across volcanic slopes to the Silvestri craters, then share a simple Sicilian lunch with regional flavors before heading back down—expect small surprises and real moments all along the way.
Venice: St. Mark's Basilica Private After Hours Tour AccessYou’ll step through St. Mark’s Basilica’s doors after dark—just your group and your guide—with private access to golden mosaics and silent halls. Get close to the Pala d’Oro, descend into the crypt where few wander, and soak up Venice’s nighttime hush from inside its most famous church. It’s less about photos and more about feeling history breathing around you.
Bari Pasta, Tiramisu and Gelato Class: Make and TasteA three-hour hands-on cooking class in Bari where you learn to roll fettuccine and ravioli, prepare tiramisu, and distinguish authentic gelato from mass-produced versions, all taught by a locally recognized chef in a restaurant in the heart of the city. The class includes wine and soft drinks, a meal of the dishes you've made, and a visit to a local gelateria to taste real Italian gelato. You take home all the recipes.Is it for me?Book this class if you want to learn by doing rather than watching—you roll the pasta and build the tiramisu yourself, eat what you've made, and leave with the skills to cook it again. The small group size and three-hour format give you time to absorb the techniques without rushing through the day.
Mt. Etna & Alcantara Gorges: Full-Day Trek from CataniaYou trek through Mount Etna's craters and lava caves in the morning, taste local products at a farm, then walk through the Alcantara Gorges and wade in the river pools in the afternoon. The guide manages the route, provides all safety gear, and returns you to Catania by evening — no transport or timing to arrange yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want both Mount Etna and the Alcantara Gorges in one day without arranging separate transport, timing, or cave safety gear — the fixed itinerary and included shuttle are what make two very different landscapes fit into a single morning and afternoon.
Amalfi Coast Boat Tour: Swim & Explore VillagesA private boat tour along the Amalfi Coast departing from Sorrento, Positano or Naples, where you cruise past Roman ruins, Saracen towers and three tiny islands while stopping to swim, snorkel and explore coastal villages on your own schedule. The skipper speaks English, handles all navigation and timing, and the boat holds a maximum of 12 passengers — your group alone. Hotel pickup is included from Sorrento; from Positano and Naples, the skipper meets you at the port.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to set your own pace along the coast — you choose which villages to visit, how long to stay at each cove, and where to swim, rather than following a fixed schedule with other groups. The private Gozzo and small group size mean you're never waiting for a crowd or moving on before you're ready.
