Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
A three-hour private drive through Rome's essential landmarks, with your own transport and guide. You'll pass the Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Piazza Navona, [Colosseum](/places/colosseum), Arch of Constantine, Roman Forum, Castel Sant'Angelo, St. Peter's Basilica, and the Janiculum viewpoint. Stop where it interests you or keep moving—the itinerary flexes to suit your pace and preferences.
Follow Caesar's final movements through Rome's ancient heart on this 2.5-hour private walking tour. Starting at the Palatine Hill, you'll descend into the Roman Forum retracing the locations tied to his life and the events of the Ides of March 44 BC. Your guide unpacks Caesar the man—his ambitions, relationships, and political manoeuvres—alongside his legendary status, building toward an examination of that fateful day when senators turned on him.
A three-hour private food tour through [Florence](/places/florence) led by a knowledgeable local guide who steers you past tourist traps into working markets, neighbourhood cafés, and family-run trattorias. You'll taste authentic Florentine dishes and learn the stories woven through generations of cooking, stopping wherever the day's best ingredients and kitchen rhythms take you. Hotel pickup included in central Florence.
Cook alongside Mirella in your Tuscan villa for a hands-on four-hour class rooted in Florentine culinary tradition. You'll prepare three to four seasonal dishes—from bruschette and antipasti through pasta and mains—while learning the stories behind Renaissance-era recipes passed down from Mirella's grandmother. The afternoon culminates in sitting down to eat what you've made, paired with local wine. Mirella adapts gladly to dietary requirements, whether gluten-free, vegan, or otherwise.
Experience the Vatican and Sistine Chapel during evening hours when crowds thin and Michelangelo's frescoes reveal themselves under a softer light. This 3-hour guided tour bypasses daytime queues with a reserved entrance, letting you study Raphael's works and Renaissance masterpieces at your own pace. Your art historian guide navigates the galleries with insider knowledge, transforming what many rush through into a contemplative encounter with some of Western art's most significant achievements.
Spend twelve hours exploring [Florence](/places/florence) with a local guide, moving between Renaissance landmarks and food stops at a relaxed pace. You'll depart Rome early, arriving in the city centre to uncover architectural treasures and taste regional specialities alongside fellow travellers. The itinerary balances guided insight with breathing room to wander; your guide handles logistics so you can absorb the history and flavour without consulting maps or queuing alone.
Spend eight hours exploring Capri and Anacapri on this guided day trip from Naples cruise port. Your guide meets you at Molo Beverello, then it's ferry across to the island where you'll ascend Mount Solaro by chairlift for sweeping views, wander Anacapri's hilltop piazza, descend to Capri town to stroll its historic lanes, and enjoy downtime for lunch before the funicular returns you to port for the ferry back to Naples.
Skip the queues and crowds with a private driver and guide who'll steer you through Rome's essential landmarks in a single day from the cruise port. You'll see the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum), Vatican, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon and other major sites without the usual hassle. The itinerary bends to your schedule and interests, and your guide can point you toward proper local restaurants for lunch. A Mercedes handles the logistics so you stay fresh and focused on the city.
A private six-hour drive from [Florence](/places/florence) to [Cinque Terre](/places/cinque-terre) with your own driver, stopping for two hours in Pisa to explore Piazza dei Miracoli and its monuments. You'll travel through the dramatic Carrara marble quarry region before reaching the coastal villages, choosing between Riomaggiore, Manarola, or Monterosso for drop-off. The route is tailored to your pace, with an air-conditioned vehicle and local expertise included throughout.
Four-hour private drive to The Mall Firenze, Tuscany's premier outlet destination stocked with discounted luxury labels. Your English-speaking driver collects you from central [Florence](/places/florence) accommodation and returns you with carrier bags in hand. Browse designer collections at significantly reduced prices across the sprawling complex. Optional wine tasting available separately. Ideal for serious shoppers seeking Italian fashion without premium retail markups.
Walk through the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum) with a knowledgeable local guide who unpacks the brutal spectacle and engineering feats behind Rome's most iconic structure. You'll skip the queue with pre-booked entry and explore the arena floor (optional upgrade), learning how gladiators fought and 50,000 spectators watched from tiered stone seats. The 1–3 hour experience moves at your pace through this first-century marvel, revealing the political machinations and daily realities that made it the empire's ultimate power stage.
Cook and dine in a Florentine home with Valeria, who prepares a four-course meal from her family's time-honoured recipes using seasonal ingredients. Her partner Andrea, a certified sommelier, guides you through wine pairings that complement each dish. Spend two hours in central [Florence](/places/florence) eating and learning how locals actually eat, away from tourist restaurants.
Spend two hours with a knowledgeable local guide exploring the Bargello, Italy's pioneering national museum established in 1865. This intimate tour navigates the palazzo's extraordinary Renaissance sculpture collection—works by Donatello, Michelangelo, Verrocchio and Cellini sourced largely from Medici holdings—alongside decorative arts spanning bronzes, ceramics, enamels and textiles accumulated from convents and private collections over 150 years.
Taste natural wines across four styles whilst enjoying a vegetarian Piatto Unico in Libreria Brac, a quiet [Florence](/places/florence) bookshop tucked away from the city's tourist crowds. This two-hour session explores winemaking traditions, regional varieties, and how to match wine with food, all within an intimate setting that blends tasting with literary culture. You'll leave with practical pairing knowledge and a genuine feel for what drives contemporary natural winemakers.
Spend four and a half hours in [Florence](/places/florence) learning to shape pizza dough and churn gelato from scratch. A local instructor walks you through both disciplines—covering dough fermentation, topping technique, and the precise temperature work that transforms cream into proper ice cream. You'll cook together, then sit down to eat what your hands have made. No experience needed; the process stays practical and grounded throughout.
A five-hour private tour departing [Florence](/places/florence) that threads through Chianti's vineyard-dotted landscape to a working winery, where you'll taste five wines including Chianti Classico and Super Tuscan expressions, before heading to Siena to explore its UNESCO-listed medieval core. The driver navigates you past cypress groves and hilltop villages, then through Siena's Cathedral, Baptistery, and the celebrated Piazza del Campo. Choose the morning (8:30am) or afternoon (3pm) slot.
Skip the crowds and sore feet with a private three-hour golf cart sweep through Rome's centre. You'll cover major landmarks like Piazza del Popolo and the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum) from a seated vantage, stopping where you fancy while your local driver offers context. Groups up to seven make it work for families, friends travelling together, or anyone after a gentler pace through the city.
A scenic eight-hour drive from Assisi to [Florence](/places/florence) that breaks the journey across Tuscany's most compelling stops. You'll spend time in Cortona, the hilltop town famous from Under the Tuscan Sun, then move on to Montepulciano for cellar visits and tastings of Vino Nobile and other regional reds. Your private driver handles navigation whilst you soak in the Val d'Orcia landscape—vineyards, cypress groves, and medieval stone villages stacked on ridges. Lunch is yours to arrange with local recommendations.
See Rome's essential monuments in a single morning without the logistics headache. Your private guide meets you at your hotel and escorts you through the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum), Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill, then transitions to a chauffeured loop past Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, and the Spanish Steps. A restaurant lunch anchors the five-hour itinerary, leaving you fed, oriented, and ready to explore independently afterwards.
Door-to-door private transfer from Pisa Airport or city centre to [Florence](/places/florence), covering roughly 90 kilometres in about an hour. Your dedicated driver handles navigation and luggage while you settle in for the journey through Tuscan countryside. Air-conditioned minivan with bottled water included. Optional detour to the Leaning Tower available for a small surcharge.
Trace two millennia of Italian winemaking across Rome's quieter neighbourhoods in this three-hour guided exploration. Your local guide leads you through churches and historic streets—Borgia stairs, San Pietro in Vincoli, Santa Maria ai Monti—revealing what Romans and papal courts actually drank. Away from [Colosseum](/places/colosseum) crowds yet steps away, this corner of the city interweaves wine heritage with art and architecture, tasting regional Italian varieties alongside local snacks.
This one-hour semi-private evening tour takes you into the Accademia Gallery after closing to see Michelangelo's David under intimate museum lighting, with no more than 8 people in your group. A Renaissance-specialist guide walks you through [Florence](/places/florence)'s historic streets at night, weaving together the artist's life and the sculpture's significance whilst the city glows around you. You'll skip daytime queues and experience the masterpiece in relative calm.
Walk through [Florence](/places/florence)'s markets and neighbourhood trattorias with a local guide, tasting your way through the city's culinary traditions over 3.5 hours. You'll start with cappuccino and rice pudding, work through antipasti and pasta, and finish with the region's prized bistecca alla fiorentina. Along the way, sample local wines, olive oils, and gelato while picking up stories about how Florentines actually eat—not how tourists imagine they do.
This 4-hour Rome experience pairs rare access to the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum)'s Arena Floor—where gladiators fought—with a private golf cart sweep through the city's monumental heart. After exploring the ancient amphitheatre via self-guided audio, you'll glide past the Pantheon, Piazza Navona and lesser-known corners with a local driver. The cart eliminates fatigue from Rome's cobbles whilst keeping you grounded in the streets where history lives.
A two-hour guided walk through [Florence](/places/florence)'s medieval streets and Renaissance squares with an English-speaking guide. You'll explore the city's most recognisable landmarks, including the Duomo's architectural presence and the cultural weight of the Uffizi Gallery, whilst discovering quieter corners and market areas that reveal how Florence developed across centuries. The route adapts based on your guide's knowledge and local conditions.
Eight hours exploring [Florence](/places/florence) at your own pace, departing from Pisa cruise terminal. Your private driver collects you from the ship and escorts you through Tuscany's countryside to Piazzale Michelangelo—Florence's highest vantage point—before dropping you in the historic centre. With your driver on standby throughout, you're free to wander the Renaissance streets, visit galleries, or try traditional Tuscan cooking. They'll arrange tickets and restaurant bookings if needed, then return you to your ship on schedule.
This 2-hour guided walk through Rome ventures beyond the crowded squares to uncover neighbourhoods and sights most visitors miss. Rather than queuing at the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum) or Vatican, you'll explore lesser-known corners of the city where locals actually spend their time. Your guide points out unexpected architectural details, quiet piazzas, and pockets of Roman life that reveal a different character entirely—the kind of discovery that makes a return visit inevitable.
Fast-track entry straight into the Vatican Museums followed by a three-hour guided tour of the Sistine Chapel and surrounding galleries, sidestepping the notorious queues. Your local guide navigates the masterpieces—Michelangelo's ceiling, Renaissance galleries, classical sculptures—with context and rhythm. The included hop-on hop-off bus ticket (valid 24 hours) lets you explore Rome's streets on your own schedule before or after, catching the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum), Trevi Fountain, and neighbourhood spots.
Private car service from [Florence](/places/florence) Peretola Airport directly to your accommodation in Montecatini Terme, taking around 30 minutes. Your driver meets you upon arrival with a nameplate, having monitored your flight in real time. The vehicle is air-conditioned and driven by a professional. All taxes and fees are included upfront—no surprises at drop-off. This is the straightforward way to start your stay without navigating unfamiliar roads or language barriers.
Travel between Rome and [Florence](/places/florence) in a private air-conditioned vehicle with your own English-speaking driver over five hours. The journey includes two stops for sightseeing en route, chosen by local experts to break up the drive and show you genuine highlights along the way. Your driver handles luggage and navigation, leaving you to relax or explore each stop at your own pace. Bottled water and all taxes are included.
A seven to eight hour private drive from [Florence](/places/florence) visiting Pisa's famous leaning tower and the medieval hilltop town of San Gimignano. Your English-speaking driver navigates you through Tuscany's mix of Renaissance architecture and rolling countryside, stopping at each location to explore at your own pace. The private vehicle means no coach crowds and flexibility to linger where it interests you most. Bottled water provided; food stops are your call.
Spend four hours navigating [Florence](/places/florence)'s hidden eating spots whilst learning the city's art and culinary heritage. Your guide—trained in art history and Italian gastronomy—steers you away from tourist traps to genuine trattorias and markets where locals actually eat. You'll taste proper Tuscan fare, hear how dishes evolved across centuries, and understand why certain flavours matter in Renaissance cooking. Small group of no more than 14, English-speaking guide included.
A nine-hour shore excursion from Rome's port combining the city's ancient quarters with Vatican treasures. Your private driver collects you from the ship at 8am and ensures your return by 5:30pm. After the 90-minute drive into the centre, a dedicated walking guide leads you through the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum), Pantheon, Palatine Hill, and Roman Forum before a lunch break around midday. The afternoon shifts to Vatican Museum and St. Peter's Basilica with a fresh guide.
Skip the endless walking and navigate Rome's baroque heart by golf cart over three hours. You'll pilot your own vehicle past the Pantheon, [Colosseum](/places/colosseum), Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Circus Maximus and Piazza Venezia with a local guide alongside. The compact cart lets you reach vantage points larger tour buses can't access whilst staying seated and refreshed. Hotel collection and return included.
Door-to-door private car service whisking you from [Florence](/places/florence) to Rome in three hours with an English-speaking driver who knows the region well. Your driver meets you at your Florence address, handles luggage, and delivers you to your Rome destination in a cool, clean vehicle. No faffing about with trains or shared shuttles—just a straightforward, reliable journey between two of Italy's greatest cities.
A 10-hour loop from [Florence](/places/florence) across Tuscany and Umbria, built around wine and food. You'll taste at a leading vineyard estate among Tuscan hills, lunch on seasonal plates in Cortona's hilltop trattoria, then finish at Castiglione del Lago on Lake Trasimeno's Umbrian shore. The route stitches together working landscapes, local cooking, and genuine regional wines into a single day.
Walk through Rome's most iconic ruin with a licensed guide who unpacks the engineering feats and brutal spectacles that defined the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum). You'll explore the first and second levels, tracing how gladiators trained and fought within these ancient stone walls. The tour runs 1–3 hours depending on the option you select, giving you time to absorb the scale and stories of one of the Mediterranean's greatest monuments.
Work with a professional photographer for 30 minutes to 2 hours capturing portraits at [Florence](/places/florence)'s Duomo. You'll direct the shoot—whether candid, posed, or mixed—and receive edited digital images within days. The backdrop is one of Italy's most recognisable buildings, so compositions naturally balance your presence with its architectural drama. Sessions work for couples, families, or solo travellers wanting genuine keepsakes rather than rushed snapshots.
A three-hour private guided walk through [Florence](/places/florence)'s Renaissance heartland, anchored by Michelangelo's David at the Accademia Gallery. Your guide steers you through the monumental squares and bridges that shaped Western art—Piazza Duomo, Palazzo Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, Ponte Vecchio—while unpacking the city's artistic legacy. You'll taste local specialities at the central market, grounding the aesthetic in flavour. Skip-the-line entry to the Accademia saves time for proper looking.
A private two-hour walking tour across [Florence](/places/florence)'s elevated south bank, anchored at Piazzale Michelangelo where you'll read the cityscape with a licensed local guide. The panorama spreads before you: the Duomo, Arno bridges, and the Tuscan hills beyond. You'll also visit San Miniato al Monte, a striking Romanesque basilica perched above the square, whose interior unfolds centuries of Florentine devotion and craftsmanship. Your guide shapes the route to match your pace and curiosity.