Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
Spend 45 minutes in Verona's main square with a local guide, tasting four distinct regional aperitifs paired with light bites. You'll sit where locals actually gather for their evening ritual, watching the city come alive as the sun drops. It's a straightforward introduction to how Veronese people actually spend their time, without the tourist theatre.
Catch the high-speed train from Rome to [Florence](/places/florence) for a nine-hour guided sweep of the Renaissance city's essential works. Your private guide unlocks the Uffizi and Accademia without queues, walks you past the cathedral's dome and through the Signoria's piazza, and crosses the Ponte Vecchio before you board the evening train home. Designed to pack Florence's heavyweight sights into a single day.
A private van tour from Lucca or Pisa takes you deep into Tuscany's rolling hills to San Gimignano, a fortress town bristling with medieval towers. Your English-speaking driver navigates the curves and switchbacks while sharing local knowledge, stopping at viewpoints along the way. The centrepiece is a leisurely lunch featuring regional specialities—finocchiona, pecorino, local wines—before exploring the town's narrow lanes and hidden corners. Expect roughly 4 hours of driving round-trip, with 2–3 hours to wander and eat.
Learn to cook Tuscan classics at Villa Pandolfini, a 14th-century estate overlooking [Florence](/places/florence). This 4-hour hands-on class with professional chefs guides you through preparing a four-course meal using seasonal ingredients, finishing with a tour of the villa's wine cellars. Groups stay small (6–8 people typically), so you'll get proper attention and leave with genuine technique rather than just recipes.
A private eight-hour drive along Italy's most celebrated coastal road, departing from Salerno. Your local driver navigates the hairpin bends whilst you take in the dramatic cliffs, pastel villages, and Mediterranean views. Stop in Positano to wander steep laneways lined with boutiques, explore Amalfi's cathedral and waterfront, then climb to Ravello's hilltop cafés and gardens. Plenty of downtime to actually sit with a coffee and watch the light change on the water.
Door-to-door driving from Naples to the [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast) cliffside villages of Amalfi or Ravello, taking 1–2 hours depending on traffic and your destination. Your driver knows the hairpin bends and handles the nerve-shredding coastal roads while you watch the view unfold. A/C cabin, chilled water, and onboard WiFi mean you arrive refreshed, not frazzled.
Pedal through the trulli-studded valleys around [Alberobello](/places/trulli-of-alberobello) on an e-bike, gliding past dry-stone walls and vineyards on quiet country roads. A local guide sets the pace, steering you toward a working donkey farm and a centuries-old grain mill where the miller explains their craft. Finish with focaccia, wine, and views before rolling back into town. Three-and-a-half hours, minimal exertion, maximum scenery.
A nine-hour private circuit through Tuscany's most photogenic hill towns—Siena, San Gimignano and Monteriggioni—with your own driver and guide. You'll travel in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle through vineyard-dotted countryside, stopping to explore medieval town centres at your own pace. Lunch features local wines and olive oil in a rustic setting. Returns to [Florence](/places/florence) by evening.
A private 2-hour walking tour through Rome's ancient heart, guided by a local who navigates you past the signature landmarks—Circus Maximus, Palatine Hills, Theatre of Marcellus—before pivoting to the lived-in quarters of the Jewish Ghetto and Trastevere. You'll cross into Tiber Island, soak in river views, and finish with gelato from a traditional gelateria. Designed to cover essential ground without the tour-bus crush.
Escape the cruise terminal with a private eight to nine-hour tour of Rome departing from Civitavecchia. Your experienced driver navigates the Eternal City in a comfortable Mercedes van, letting you call the shots on which landmarks to visit. Skip the queues and crowds of group tours—shape your itinerary around what actually interests you, whether that's ancient ruins, Renaissance churches, or a long lunch in a neighbourhood trattoria.
Spend three hours in Alessia's Sorrento kitchen learning to roll and shape fresh pasta by hand, then master the layered architecture of tiramisu. You'll work through two traditional pasta styles from dough to plate, understand what separates mediocre tiramisu from the real thing, then sit down to eat what you've made with wine and espresso. Walk away with genuine techniques, not theatre.
Attend the Papal Audience in St. Peter's Square or Paul VI Hall to witness Pope Leone XIV deliver his weekly blessing and message. This 4.5-hour experience includes pre-arranged free entry, expert Vatican commentary via headset, and staff assistance from arrival through departure. Open to visitors of any faith or none—you'll stand amongst thousands in one of Catholicism's most significant gatherings, hearing the Pope's address directly and receiving his Apostolic Blessing.
Combine your Rome airport arrival with a guided walk through Pompeii's preserved streets, then continue to the [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast) or Ravello. This six-hour transfer pairs ancient archaeology with coastal scenery in one seamless journey. Travelling by air-conditioned minivan with an English-speaking guide, you'll explore how Vesuvius's ash froze daily Roman life in place—shops, homes, amphitheatres intact—before heading to your Amalfi destination.
A two-hour private treasure hunt through [Florence](/places/florence)'s Palazzo Vecchio where children solve puzzles and uncover stories whilst a costumed medieval character guides them through the palace's grand rooms and hidden corners. You'll explore the seat of Florentine power, learn how the Medici family shaped the building, and venture into Piazza Signoria. Materials are supplied, and your guide specialises in keeping young minds engaged.
Pedal an electric bike through the Veneto countryside on a 25km loop that connects Shakespearean history with rural Italy. You'll circle Scaliger Castle, a 13th-century stronghold, then descend to Borghetto sul Mincio, a postcard-perfect riverside hamlet. The 4-hour route balances gentle cycling with village exploration, passing through vineyards and farmland on the return leg. An English-speaking guide leads the way, and an aperitivo caps the ride.
A 30-minute professional photo session at Rome's [Colosseum](/places/colosseum) captures you against one of history's most dramatic backdrops. A trained photographer positions you thoughtfully, works your best angles, and delivers polished images within 48 hours. You'll access them via a private online gallery and can order prints, postcards, or calendars afterwards. Skip the blurry phone shots—walk away with photographs that genuinely transport you back to the Eternal City.
Ride an e-bike through the Sorrento Peninsula's quieter routes, pedalling past lemon groves and ancient hamlets with views toward Capri and the Bay of Naples. After two hours of coastal cycling, settle into Sorrento's old town for a craft beer tasting paired with local cured meats and cheese. A three-hour tour that balances movement and leisure, designed for those who want to explore beyond the usual tourist trail.
Depart Sorrento aboard a private Tornado 38 yacht with aperitifs as you cross to Capri on the evening tide. An open-top taxi collects you dockside and delivers you to an established trattoria perched above the Faraglioni rocks, where you'll dine on regional dishes paired with local wines. After sunset, your skipper ferries you back across moonlit waters to Sorrento. Four and a half hours door-to-door.
Spend eight hours aboard a private boat exploring [Lake Garda](/places/lake-garda-italy)'s lower shoreline at your own pace. Rather than fighting road traffic and midday heat, you'll drift past the region's principal towns from the water, discovering hidden angles and peaceful coves that land-based visitors miss. The boat is yours alone—no crowds, no fixed schedules, just the lake and whatever rhythm suits you.
A two-hour guided walk through Arezzo's medieval core with a local expert who knows the city's layout and stories. You'll navigate winding streets past centuries-old architecture and browse independent shops tucked into historic buildings. This isn't a rushed highlight reel—your guide sets the pace, so you can actually absorb the character of a town that shaped Renaissance art and commerce.
Skip the train-and-bus relay or nerve-wracking coastal drives between Rome and the [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast). This private transfer whisks you directly to Positano, Sorrento, Naples or anywhere along the region in a spacious Mercedes minivan, taking around three hours. Travel with up to seven others in air-conditioned comfort, complete with onboard WiFi and all tolls covered. One fixed price handles any destination on the coast—no surprises.
Depart Sorrento at 9:30 AM aboard a boat bound for Capri, crossing the Sorrento Peninsula past Roman ruins and dramatic coastal landmarks. Spend three to four hours exploring the island's sea caves—including the White, Green, and Coral grottoes—and the distinctive Faraglioni rock formations. Two swims punctuate the day, with a locally made Caprese sandwich provided at midday. Return to Sorrento around 5:30 PM after eight hours on the water and ashore.
Door-to-door private car service connecting Naples (airport, train station, or city centre) with Positano along the stunning [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast). Your driver handles luggage and navigates the winding coastal roads, letting you settle in for the two-hour journey. One-way transfer with flexible pickup points and accommodation for families with young children.
Spend two and a half hours in a [Florence](/places/florence) kitchen learning to roll and shape pasta by hand, then master the layered construction of tiramisu. You'll work through both dishes at your own pace with guidance from a chef, then sit down to eat your creations paired with Italian wine. The afternoon balances instruction with plenty of banter and a proper meal at the end.
This five-hour private tour distils Venice's essential landmarks into a single day. Your guide leads you through the Basilica di San Marco and Doge's Palace, then poles you along quieter canals by gondola before a water-taxi ride down the Grand Canal. You'll also visit a working glass factory in Murano. It's a solid primer on the city's layered history, architecture and watery geography—enough to understand why Venice has captivated visitors for centuries.
Explore Bologna's three millennia of history on a two-hour private walking tour led by a local guide. You'll navigate the medieval city centre visiting iconic landmarks like [Piazza Maggiore](/places/piazza-maggiore-italy), the Neptune Fountain, and the world's oldest university, alongside quieter corners most visitors miss. The tour covers major monuments and the atmospheric Quadrilatero markets, offering genuine insight into how this university city shaped European intellectual life and continues to pulse with student energy today.
Learn to photograph Rome's golden hour and nocturnal character with a professional guide over three hours. This private tour takes you through the city's most compelling locations—from the Tiber's mirrored surfaces to the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum)'s night-lit facade—and teaches you how to master low-light shooting and long exposures. Whether you're new to manual settings or refining your technique, the photographer tailors the session to your skill level and creative interests, ensuring you leave with both stronger images and sharper technical knowledge.
Charter a private 2023 Tornado 38 yacht for an intimate two-hour sunset cruise along Italy's [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast). You'll have the run of a well-appointed vessel—spacious sundeck, comfortable cabins below, full galley—with a professional English-speaking skipper handling navigation. Watch the coastal villages shift through shades of amber and rose as you drift across the Tyrrhenian Sea, drink in hand, with swimming stops and complimentary aperitif included.
Stroll through olive groves blanketing two gentle slopes in Val d'Orcia, discovering how regional producers craft their oils. This one-hour walk concludes with a tasting session where you sample oils whilst overlooking the rolling Tuscan landscape. The experience reveals the craft and variety behind what often goes unnoticed on supermarket shelves.
Explore Ravello's hilltop charm with a local art historian who reveals the village's layered past and creative present. Over two hours, you'll wander through narrow streets lined with ceramic workshops, learn the stories behind the celebrated gardens and concert venues that draw visitors globally, and gain solid bearings on the broader [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast) and Naples region. This is a ground-level look at how a small village became a magnet for artists and musicians.
A five-hour natural wine tour departing Verona that introduces you to small-batch producers in the Valpolicella region. You'll visit working vineyards, taste eight to ten unfiltered wines including Amarone DOCG, and sit down to a farm-to-table lunch built from seasonal organic ingredients grown nearby. The focus is on meeting winemakers, understanding their methods, and learning how soil and minimal intervention shape what ends up in your glass.
A 4-hour private guided tour through Rome's layered history, starting at the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum) with skip-the-line access, then moving through the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill before descending into San Clemente Basilica's buried medieval and early Christian levels. Your dedicated guide navigates you through each era without the crowds, offering context that transforms these monuments from postcard sights into living chapters of the city's past.
Ride a Vespa through Rome's backstreets while a photographer captures you on film, then collect high-quality images within a day. This 90-minute outing combines vintage scooter transport with a proper photoshoot, stopping for gelato and tiramisu along the way. You'll see the city from a rider's perspective rather than a tourist's, with professional shots that actually look like you—not posed.
Spend seven hours exploring Como's food and wine culture, starting with a train ride from Milan. Walk the medieval city centre with a local guide who points out architectural landmarks whilst stopping at neighbourhood food shops and wine bars. Taste regional charcuterie and wines paired together, then float across the lake for an hour to see the landscape that shaped the local palate. Your guide shares stories about what locals actually eat and why.
Spend five and a half hours exploring the UNESCO-listed Prosecco Hills with local guides Giulia and Carlo, who've spent over a decade showing travellers this corner of Veneto. You'll visit working producers of wine and cheese, taste their products directly from source, and hear firsthand how they approach their craft. The itinerary includes multiple tastings paired with cured meats, moving between a winery and an award-winning cheese maker. Train tickets from Venice to Conegliano are included; private transport handles the rest.
A professional photographer shadows you through Rome for 1–3 hours, capturing candid moments with a contemporary eye rather than staged poses. Your photographer knows the city's quieter vantage points and will tailor the route to your group's interests—whether that's Renaissance fountains, neighbourhood backstreets, or family milestones. Every image downloads free, and you'll access them via a private online gallery afterward.
Mark a milestone with your crew aboard a boat cruising from Salerno towards Amalfi. This four-hour evening voyage includes wine, tapas, and cold starters served on deck as you watch the coastline slip past. Depart at 18:30, return by 22:30. Perfect for hen dos, birthdays, or any reason to celebrate on the water.
Descend 14 metres beneath Rome's streets on a private guided tour of St Clement's Basilica's underground temples. Over two hours, you'll navigate three distinct historical layers—from pagan worship spaces through early Christian hideaways to the medieval basilica above—examining original frescoes and touching an underground river. Your guide explains how Christians sheltered in these depths during persecution, while artefacts and architectural remnants tell the story of Rome's religious evolution.
Cruise Rome's headline sights from a golf cart over three hours, with your own driver narrating as you go. Pick between a driver-only option or upgrade to a licensed guide who'll accompany you inside major sites and provide deeper context on what you're seeing. The cart stops frequently so you can hop out and explore everything from the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum) to the Pantheon at your own pace. Hotel, Airbnb or station pickups included; entry tickets to attractions are separate.
Door-to-door private car service between Naples Train Station and Sorrento, taking 60–90 minutes. Travel in a pristine Mercedes with an English-speaking driver who knows the route well. The vehicle comes fully insured, air-conditioned, and equipped with wifi. Luggage space suits those arriving with substantial baggage. Timing is arranged to suit your schedule, and the service is flexible—ask about detours or stops along the way.