Italy · CITY TOURS
Every itinerary has one free day too few. These 15 city tours earn the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to planning the rest.
Hop on a double-decker open-top bus for Rome’s biggest sights, with multilingual audio and included Jubilee Line access for 1 to 3 days.
“Rome in it self is amazing and to get around easy via this option is great. the only thing I didn't like was that the commentary were interrupted quite a bit and didn't finish sometimes.”
Hop-on hop-off buses plus a multilingual audio guide. See Duomo, La Scala area, and Milan neighborhoods across 4 lines.
“I thought it would have been easier to get off and get back on….maybe less time between times….50 minutes is a long time. If you miss you wait a while.”
A flexible Rome hop-on hop-off loop with onboard audio, free Wi-Fi, and flexible stop choices for a relaxed first-day orientation.
“Unfortunately we didn't have an opportunity to enjoy it much. But finding the bus stops was difficult and not marked. Had to ask several people to find a stop and map needs better details.”
See Bologna’s Two Towers, Neptune’s Fountain, San Petronio, and the Quadrilatero Market on a small-group 2 to 3 hour guided walk.
“excellent walking tour of Bologna with a very knowledgeable guide, the headphones were great for catching all the information, and allowed you to wander a little way from the group to take a photo, but still listen to all that was being said. Took the tour at the start of our trip, as you always pick up great tips on where to go, where to eat etc. 100% recommend!”
Learn fettuccine in Piazza Navona with a chef, plus bruschetta, wine or beer, and a pasta lunch-by-the-fountains finish.
“It was amazing! I learned a lot about Italian pasta and gnocchi. Emanuel was an amazing teacher!”
Skip the lines at the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel with a digital map and time-saving entry. See Raphael, maps, and Michelangelo.
“Very easy to get the tickets. Get way to skip the massive queue. Tad expensive.”
Rome at night from an open-top double-decker bus, 45 minutes of 8-language audio, WiFi for photos, and views of the Colosseum and more.
“It was nice to visit the city so quickly and no need to walk”
Hop-on hop-off open-top bus in Florence with Line A and B, Wi-Fi, English audio, and app tracking for easy sightseeing.
“I believe our tour was supposed to last approximately 2 1/2 hours and it was only a hour. Not until we get on the bus we were informed only doing the blue line not both red AND blue. . Maybe the company can inform people regarding changes by text a few hours before boarding so we could have planned our day better Very disappointed we did NOT see more of Florence and it was definitely too late to find other options to tour areas we did not see Hopefully we get at least half of our money reimbursed since half our tour was basically cancelled without giving a notification and…”
Guided walk from St. Mark’s Square to Rialto with calli alleys, a VR history stop, and optional gondola for about $14.
“Guide Natalia was very knowledgeable and made the historical facts very interesting.”
Turin and Piedmont 2-Day Card: free museum and royal palace entry, plus transport and landmark discounts, valid for 2 days.
“I only had two half days to use it as my trip was for a football match. However I got to see the Royal palace, holy shroud and gardens one day and the next day I went to Cinema museum and used card for discount on mole antoneille. There was many places I could have went I just didn’t have the time. However the card is really worth it if you plan on seeing at least 3/4 attractions as it will be cheaper than paying individually.”
Discover Matera’s Sassi with an English small-group walk, cave churches, valley views, and real stories of UNESCO life.
“Well worth doing when you arrive in Matera. The tour gives you a great insight into Matera’s past history and the guide is wonderful.”
Torino+Piemonte 3-day City Card gives free museum and royal residence access plus discounts across Turin and Piedmont for strong value.
“Easy to use, very convenient and a good option If you’re staying in Torino for more than 1 day and seeing more than 2/3 museums or sights. Recommended!”
Ride a quality Cannondale e-bike through Rome with a small guide-led group, hitting major sights plus quieter streets in about 4 hours.
“I'm very nervous on bikes and was plesently surprised at how enjoyable this was. The tour was for 10 people which I think is the max number. We had electric bikes which made the tour very easy. We did the odd big road but were mostly on side streets and parks. Our guide was very knowledgeable and obviously had a love of history. I would really recommend!”
A 2-hour Lucca walk with a bilingual guide, hitting San Michele, the towers, and the ancient walls, ending at Lucca Cathedral.
“Georgio conveyed his enthusiasm and love for his native city, Lucca, with an easy warmth and enthusiasm. I highly recommend!”
Ride an eco-friendly electric golf cart through Florence’s highlights, with a multilingual audio guide, plus an option to reach Piazzale Michelangelo.
“Claudio was amazing, he had lots to tell us. We really enjoyed tour”
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