Get acquainted with a new destination or explore one of your favorite Italian cities in a new and exciting way!
Whether you are looking to cover the must-see's, have more hands on experience with a cooking class, or really want to get out into the country with a bike ride, we have a wide selection for you to choose from.
Below are lists by city or category for you to browse while dreaming up your perfect vacation.
Indulge in a culinary adventure through Milan’s trendy Navigli district, where you’ll be treated to world-class pizza from an award-winning baker who has honed his craft in some of the world’s top restaurants. Taste savory dishes like polenta and carpaccio or a selection of Italian cheeses, and explore the Ligurian tradition of tinned copper-cooked Farinata, a centuries-old, plant-based focaccia. Sip Italian wine beside the city’s iconic canals and hear about hidden treasures like the first-ever copy of The Last Supper.
Enjoy a culinary journey through Venice’s vibrant Cannaregio district and historic Jewish Ghetto. This food tour offers a taste of authentic Venetian cuisine, from cicchetti (Italian tapas) to the distinctive flavors shaped by centuries of tradition. Discover the art of aperitivo with a classic spritz, savor locally-produced wine paired with seasonal dishes like seafood risotto, and enjoy traditional Jewish-Venetian pastries. Sip rich espresso in a local café and end your tour with delicious gelato.
Join a guided walking tour through Verona’s historic center and explore its most iconic sites. Stroll through charming streets and squares, admiring landmarks like the medieval Castelvecchio, Scaligero Bridge, and the ancient Gavi Arch. Learn about the city’s Roman past, then head to Piazza Bra to see the famous Arena amphitheater (outside only), home to the renowned summer opera season.
Take a 30-minute express tour of the Verona Arena, one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheaters. Skip the line and meet your local guide in Piazza Bra to explore the Arena’s history, ancient legends, and fascinating facts. Learn about its construction, use for gladiator games, and survival through centuries, including the 12th-century earthquake. Admire the preserved “Ala” and hear how the Arena is still used for the world-famous opera season. Don’t forget your camera—enjoy stunning 360° views of Piazza Bra from the top.
A breathtaking, panoramic experience of the Swiss Alps!
Depart from Milan to St. Moritz, an exclusive resort in Switzerland. You’ll have some free time to explore the town and have lunch. Then aboard for your 2.5 hr train ride aboard the Bernina Express through the Bernina Pass, Engadin Valley, wild gorges, icy glaciers, across soaring bridges and through tunnels.
Then arrive in Tirano and head back to Milan by air-conditioned motor coach.
Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.
Take an intimate small group tour through Tuscany and discover the quintessence of Tuscan wines: the world-renowned Supertuscans.
A Supertuscan wine is the utmost expression of quality and winemaking skills of a wine producer and often his signature wine. A precious wine that sometimes is difficult to find outside the latest vintage - or even to get a taste of.
Enjoy a full day private tour in the southern food and wine valley.
First stop is in Venticano, a small town in the province of Avellino, for a visit to a salami factory and a tasting of their products.
Then head to Taurasi, the birthplace of the Aglianico and Taurasi DOCG wines. You will visit a local winery and enjoy a guided tasting of three wines.
In the afternoon, you will continue to either a pasta, cheese or honey factory and learn how one of these products is made from scratch. The visit to the factory is followed by a product tasting.
Join us for a fun, hands-on experience where you'll learn to make one of Italy's most iconic dishes—pasta! Guided by professional chefs, you'll master the art of creating fresh egg pasta dough and prepare two traditional pasta types paired with two seasonal sauces. The chef will share tips to easily recreate these dishes at home.
While the dough rests, dive into a gelato-making demonstration, where you'll learn the history, ingredients, and techniques of this beloved Italian treat, along with tips on finding the best gelaterias during your travels.
Discover the charming town of Sorrento on in a 2-hour group tour, led by a local expert guide. Stroll through the historic city center, filled with vibrant shops, and visit the scenic Valley of the Mills. Indulge in a sweet treat—a local IGP lemon topped with sugar—before continuing your walk to the heart of the city.
Visit the three sites of the Colosseum’s Archaeological Park: the Colosseum, a world-renowned monument used for gladiatorial fights and hunts, with a capacity of over 50,000; the Palatine Hill, the origin of Rome and now a vast open-air museum; and the Roman Forum, the historic center of Roman public and economic life.
Explore the most important sights of Ancient Rome - the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill.
First, visit Rome’s most iconic site, the Colosseum, with your guide who will talk you through the bloody past of the amphitheater, home to gladiators, mock sea-battles and executions.
Then, head to the Roman Forum to walk along the “Via Sacra” or “Sacred Way” – the main path through the Roman Forum, which once sparkled with festivals and triumphal processions as Roman armies returned from war.
Today, meet your off-road driver for a journey to Etna Volcano. Along the way, you'll pause for a panoramic view of the unique basaltic lava canyon, known as the "Alcantara Gorges", carved by the Alcantara river. Passing through quaint villages like Castiglione di Sicilia, nestled on Mount Etna's slopes, you'll pass on Sicily's wine roads, surrounded by vineyards of Etna D.O.C. Arriving at a local winery, indulge in snacks and exceptional wines.
Embark on a panoramic two-hour private boat tour across the mesmerizing Lake Como, allowing yourself to be entranced by its breathtaking vistas. Cruise through the pristine waters on a non-stop journey, absorbing the picturesque views of charming villages adorning the left branch of Lake Como. Your knowledgeable English-speaking captain, well-versed in the lake's rich history, will point out prestigious villas, including the luxurious 5-star hotel, Villa D’Este, Villa Fontanelle formerly owned by Gianni Versace, and the iconic Villa Oleandra, home to George Clooney.
St. Peter’s Basilica, a significant Vatican church, boasts rich history and artistic contributions from luminaries like Michelangelo, Raphael, and Bernini. Built on the site of an ancient basilica, completed in 1590 during the Renaissance, it holds the tombs of great popes, including St. Peter. The dome, with fragments of the timbers from Jesus's crucifixion, forms a key-shaped view from the top – a symbol of Christian popes.
Embark on a culinary journey in the enchanting medieval town of Mazzano Romano, a mere 40-50 minutes from Rome's bustling city center.
This Florence Market Food Tour will take you on a culinary journey at the San Lorenzo Market, the real heart of Tuscan food traditions. Here you’ll enjoy tasty local cheeses, mouthwatering cured meats, fresh olive oil, delicious panini, aged balsamic vinegar and much more. Once you’ve eaten our way through the market, you’ll pop over to one of Florence’s oldest wine shops for a private wine tasting and food pairing. End the tour just like a true Italian would finish their meal: with sweetness!
Venture to the beautiful countryside of the Orcia Valley to discover ancient, hilltop villages, rows of vineyards, and culinary specialties while surrounded by unique scents and amazing tastes. Crossed by the Orcia River, from which the Valley was named, this amazing region of Tuscany has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004, and it is considered to be a rustic treasure with breathtaking views and picturesque landscapes.
Visit two of the most important and best preserved UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Sicily: Villa Romana del Casale in Piazza Armerina and Valley of Temples in Agrigento.
Head to Piazza Armerina and visit the Villa Romana del Casale, containing the richest, largest and most complex collection of Roman mosaics in the world. Then continue to Agrigento to visit the famous Valley of Temples. These are among the greatest Greek ruins in the world, and the splendor of the temples in the Doric style, built during the 5th and 6th centuries B.C.
Take a 4-hour tour of the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Basilica, and St. Peter's Square. Enjoy the skip the line access for the best Vatican experience.
This tour is available at 9am or 2pm. Pick up at your hotel will be scheduled about 30 minutes before the tour begins.
Exact time will be provided in final documents. Pick up at your hotel.
A private walking tour of Pisa's famous sights including The Baptistry, Monumental Cemetery, and the Leaning Tower. Your guide can also lead you through the old part of the city on the winding narrow streets that used to be canals. Learn about Pisa's historical significance as a powerful city of Italy, and its unique architecture.
Exact time will be provided in final documents. If you are staying at a centrally located hotel, your guide will meet you in the hotel lobby. Otherwise, a meeting point will be arranged.
Pisa, one of the most visited cities in Tuscany, is famous for its Leaning Tower and the beautiful Piazza dei Miracoli, which are considered among the most beautiful sights in the world. The guide will lead you on a visit of the Leaning Tower, the Monumental Cemetery, the Cathedral and Baptistery. Enjoy free time in the city before heading back to Florence.
Exact time will be provided in final documents. Pick up at your hotel.
Embark on an excursion to a land of ancient winemaking traditions, unique landscapes, medieval castles and abbeys, and gorgeous vineyards surrounded by woods, olive groves, and cypress trees—a region of exceptional beauty: Chianti. Your first stop along the winding hills of the Chianti Castles Route is the charming medieval town of Greve in Chianti, enclosed by its impressive walls. Next, visit the ancient village of Montefioralle, where time seems to have stood still. Here, you can admire the well-preserved castle and medieval walls that tell tales of a rich history.
A cultural and gastronomic guided tour of Parma including stops at the most beautiful food shops where you can see, taste and buy the famous culinary specialties: Mortadella, Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, Prosciutto di Parma, Aceto Balsamico, cheeses and Culatello.
Exact time will be provided in final documents. If you are staying at a centrally located hotel, your guide will meet you in the hotel lobby. Otherwise, a meeting point will be arranged.
Learn how to make authentic, Italian Pizza and Gelato – a fun cooking class for kids too!
Join this class where expert chefs will teach you the art of creating authentic Italian pizza from scratch. You’ll prepare dough, stretch it to perfection, and top it with seasonal ingredients. While the dough rises, dive into the world of gelato, discovering its history, ingredients, and techniques. Your chefs will also share tips for finding the best gelato spots in Italy.