Tours and Trips in Italy

Spend a memorable morning in Florence discovering masterpieces of Renaissance art at the renowned Ufizzi Gallery. Beat the crowds with skip-the-line access, and follow an art historian guide to highlights of the massive collection, featuring world-famous works by Botticelli, Giotto, Leonardo da Vinci and other Italian luminaries. Cap off your tour with a delicious breakfast at the museum caf e, perched on a historic terrace. Tour size is limited for a more personalized, small-group experience.

Enjoy the personal attention of a private guide on this 3-hour tour of the Borghese Gallery. View masterpieces by Caravaggio, Raphael, Bernini and much more.

Discover great works of art and rich history in Florence's Brancacci Chapel where Italian frescoes have been on display since the 16th century. Found inside the Church of Santa Maria del Carmine, this chapel survived a fire in 1771 and today stands as a home to ecclesiastic art of the early renaissance for all to see. 

See Bologna, with its narrow streets, crooked medieval towers and miles and miles of arcaded walkways, from a different perspective: from a Segway. Cruise around this handsome Italian city on a Segway, learning about the history of each place, and seeing major landmarks, such as the five-hundred-year-old Fountain of Neptune, the Basilica di Santo Stefano, and much more. This small-tour is limited to just eight participants, which means you'll get plenty of attention from the local guide.

Discover the masterpieces of the Brera Gallery and Sforza Castle on this 3-hour guided tour. Observe works of art from masters like Raphael, Mantegna, Modigliani, Rembrandt, and more and learn about each work of art from your informative guide to appreciate these masterpieces. Then head to the Brera district to Sforza Castle and learn about Milan's history while wandering through the beautiful courtyard.

Journey to the origins some of Italy's most celebrated 'vino' on a private, full-day tour designed for wine lovers and connoisseurs. Visit the medieval town of Montalcino for a gourmet lunch and tasting of famed Brunello di Montalcino wine. Continue through Tuscany's World Heritage-listed Val d'Orcia region to reach Montepulciano, known for its Nobile di Montepulciano wine, and taste this prized elixir at a winery. Learn about the area's history and winemaking heritage from a private guide, and meet local producers for an immersive tasting experience.Price is per group, with a maximum of either 3 or 8 passengers, depending on season and vehicle type.

Venice is one of the world's most visited destinations, but you'll beat the crowds on this in-depth guided tour, which includes skip-the-line access to the Basilica of San Marco and Doge's Palace. Listen to private commentary on the history and architecture of the fabled Renaissance city as you travel between sights with your own personal guide.

Explore Rome's Borghese Gallery with an art historian guide to make the most of your visit. With expert commentary about the artists on display, such as Caravaggio, Bernini, Titian and other Italian masters, you'll be able to fully appreciate the paintings and sculptures. After your tour, make sure to stroll through the tranquil gardens outside and enjoy a view of the city. Note: Your entrance fee to the gallery is not included.

Discover world-class art and stunning gardens on a 3-hour tour of the Borghese Gallery and estate, set in a breathtaking park at the heart of Rome. See master works by Bernini, Caravaggio, Raphael and Titian while exploring twenty rooms with sumptuous d ecor and design. Get a glimpse of Roman aristocratic life as you tour the sprawling home, then head outside to visit the gardens, where cool fountains, statues and an island temple are a haven from the noise and and congestion of the city.

Explore an emerald oasis in the heart of Florence on a guided tour of the famous Boboli Gardens. Learn the history of the 16th-century royal gardens, built for Cosimo I de' Medici to adorn the Pitti Palace, and stroll through the lush expanse of manicured trees, ornate fountains and elaborate terraces with a guide. Along the way, uncover the many myths and allegories hidden among the park's design and statuary.

Get up close and personal with one of Rome's loveliest green spaces on a bike tour of the Villa Borghese's gardens. Choose between morning or afternoon tour times, and meet your guide in the city center, where you'll pick up your bike and helmet. Then, make your way to the gardens: one of Rome's largest public parks, they're home to elegant villas, a tranquil lake, and other attractions. Finally, continue to the nearby Coppedè neighborhood, famed for its striking architecture.

Explore a treasure trove of Baroque and Renaissance art at the splendid Borghese Gallery in Rome. Housed in a 17th-century palazzo, the museum is home to world-class collection by Italian masters like Caravaggio, Bernini, Canova and Raphael. See many of the gallery's most important paintings and sculptures while your guide shares stories about the artists and patrons behind them. Visit in the early evening to escape the crowds, and enjoy the personalized attention of a small group limited to six people.

Explore the collection of world-renowned works of art at the Borghese Gallery in Rome without the hassle of waiting in line. Save time and avoid missing the opportunity to enter the museum, which often sells out in advance. Remove unnecessary stress when you collect your ticket from an onsite coordinator and go straight into the gallery. Admire masterpieces like Deposition by Rubens and Pauline Bonaparte by Canova, and don't miss the Caravaggio room.

The Burano Lace Museum in Venice will take you to discover one of the oldest and most fascinating traditions of Venice: The lace making in Burano.

The city of Bologna is a rich tapestry of art, culture, cuisine, and music - a UNESCO-listed gem in the heart of Italy. On this morning or afternoon walking tour, follow your guide through Bologna's medieval streets and find out what makes the city special. Hear the stories behind top attractions including Piazza Maggiore, the Quadrilatero, and the 14th-century San Petronio Basilica, and gain insight into Bologna's colorful past.

Sip wine and go back to medieval times during this full-day, guided wine, walking, and food tour that includes a Tuscan lunch. Wander the streets of the ancient, hilltop town of Montalcino known for its wine before touring the Brunello di Montalcino winery. Learn how biodynamic wines are made and sample varieties straight from the barrel. After lunch, visit a second winery to sip samples and eat Tuscan fare.

Explore the beautiful and historic capital of Emilia-Romagna on this private 2-hour walking tour in Bologna. See the highlights of the bustling city and hear about Bologna's university, the oldest in the world. Learn about Bologna's fascinating history, dating back to 1000 B.C., and how the city remains popular among Italian and international students. Discover this fascinating and Medieval town with your private guide.

On this private tour, explore the highlights of the Galleria Borghese's world-renowned art collection - and bring along the whole family. Meet your guide, a trained art historian, in the afternoon; skip-the-line tickets mean you'll head inside without delay. See masterpieces by artists the likes of Bernini, Raphael, and Caravaggio. In addition to discussing the stories behind the artworks, your guide will share games and activities to keep young visitors engaged. Your tickets also include entry to the Villa Borghese's picturesque gardens.

Borghese Gallery is located within the Villa Borghese park which make this location a "must see" in Rome. You will have a passionate, professional and knowledgeable guide who will lead your small group and will be at your disposal to answer all the questions. In 2 hours tour you will visit nearly 20 rooms of paintings and sculptures of Renaissance art and, as for all the visitors of this wonderful museum, it will be an incredible and unforgettable experience. 

Go hunting for sculptures in the streets of Milan. Plastic forms of mysterious elegance dominated the squares and open spaces of all of Milan. This tour will give you an unusual opportunity to observe works and artists in the streets and squares of Milan, but also an opportunity to tell how public art has changed in the last two hundred years. With the twentieth century, the meanings have changed, as the idea of the square as a public place has changed and politicians, intellectuals or heroes proud of the Risorgimento have added monuments that are less and less easy to understand, often obscure references to the complexity of our time. An example is the obscure Mère Ubu in front of the Palazzo del Senato, the monument to the Minguzzi Carabinieri weapon in Piazza Diaz, the Pomodoro Sole in Piazza Meda or the "invisible" sculptures of the Consagra in via Mercanti, up to -Discussed Cattelan's middle finger in Piazza Affari, a clear sign of a provocation.