Cultural & Theme Tours in Italy

Cover a lot of ground in a short amount of time when you book this tour of Florence's historic sights via golf cart. While a guide shares an insider's perspective on the culture and history of the birthplace of the Renaissance, you sit back and relax in the roomy electric cart. Meet the tour at a central point in the city; choose from morning or afternoon tour departures.

Explore two distinct art collections on this 5.5-hour walking tour of the Palatine Gallery and the Vasari Corridor in Florence. Led by a knowledgeable guide, wander the secret passageway of the Vasari Corridor. Once used for private comings and goings by the 16th century Medici family, the walkway now boasts an incredible assemblage of paintings and self-portraits. Afterward, head to the Pitti Palace to roam the lavish Palatine Gallery, home to hundreds of works by Titian, Raphael, Rubens and other masters.

Get an overview of Florence before jumping feet first into this vibrant Renaissance city. This 2.5-hour walking tour provides the ultimate introduction to the major sights, hidden gems, and food scene, so you can properly enjoy the city later on. Admire must-sees like the Duomo and Ponte Vecchio, discover neighborhoods beloved by locals, and get insider tips on restaurants and tucked-way gems. Break for an authentic Florentine gelato (ice-cream) along the way.

Delve deep into Rome's historical Jewish section on this walking tour. Accompanied by a guide, stroll through the scenic streets of the Jewish Ghetto and learn about its Jewish history and the ongoing Jewish presence in Rome. Continue to the winding avenues of Trastevere, a neighborhood that dates to medieval times.

An extraordinary journey through time to discover the fortress of Castelnuovo - Maschio Angioino.Experience the history of the most famous Castle in Napoli on a 50-minute guided tour throughout the best spots of the Maschio Angioino.Our guide will take you back to the origins of the Castle and the city of Napoli starting right from the basement!You will be amazed by the history that has passed through this attraction: from the Roman Empire to World War II, let the walls tell the story!

Team a visit to Florence Baptistery (aka the Baptistery of St John) with wine and cheese during this 2-hour combo tour in Florence. The baptistery is the oldest part of Florence Duomo, and history is set in its stone. Explore its matroneum gallery, learn about its history, and then step inside the cathedral to see Renaissance art aplenty. Cap it all with Chianti, bread and cheese. Buon appetito!

This is the best way for you and your family to discover baroque in Rome through beautiful unique statues and amazing fountains. Maybe you do not know yet that many famous artists from baroque period adorned the city with "talking statues" and fountains representing several types of animals from all over the world and you will find out with your family friendly guide all the fun anecdotes and legends hidden behind each of them.

Explore Rome's most beautiful Baroque monuments on a morning walking tour followed by lunch. After hotel pickup, stroll with a knowledgeable guide through the heart of the city, stopping to admire and learn about some of its most iconic 17th- and 18th-century treasures. See the Trevi Fountain and Bernini's Four Rivers Fountain in Piazza Navona, plus the ancient grandeur of the Pantheon. Afterwards, enjoy a delicious lunch at an authentic Italian restaurant.

Marvel at the rich art and architecture of Naples as you visit three of the city's most magnificent churches. Follow your guide on a 2.5-hour tour of the historic Old Town, peek inside the Gothic Santa Chiara and admire the 13th-century San Domenico Maggiore Church. Discover the rich Renaissance and Baroque art of the Church of Gesù Nuovo, then top it all off with a typical Napoli lunch "“ pizza!

Explore Rome's haunted side on a two-hour, guided walking tour through thousands of years of history. Hear about famous crimes and the ghosts believed to haunt the city. See Rome's famous sights and neighborhoods away from daytime crowds and hear the untold stories that live within the streets, neighborhoods, monuments, and buildings you pass. This tour is ideal for visitors looking for something unique and people who enjoy the spookier side.

As night falls on Venice and the crowds disappear, discover the city's darkest secrets on this devilishly entertaining ghost tour. Wander through narrow passageways and past the blackened, vacant canals to uncover Venice's haunted history. Listen to your ghost-hunter guide spin tales about the sinister deeds and tragic ends of the figures who once walked the streets "” some of whom are believed to still wander as restless spirits.

Make the most of your time in Rome on this private tour with a driver. Depart from your hotel in a private minivan and travel with your driver-guide through the city. Learn about Rome's history as you drive past sights that include the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, Circus Maximus, and the Trevi Fountain. Choose when you want to get out of the car to take pictures.

Explore two of Leonardo da Vinci's most famous works, The Last Supper and the Codex Atlanticus, on a 3-hour small-group tour. Start by exploring the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, home to the beautiful fresco painting of Jesus and his apostles. Then head to the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana to see the Codex Atlanticus, Leonardo's large collection of manuscripts and drawings from the years 1478 through 1519.

The Catacombs of Priscilla rank among UNESCO"“listed Rome's most fascinating sites of historic interest, and the admission queues can be long. During this skip-the-line tour, explore the subterranean caverns after hours"”when the crowds have dispersed. With your guide to lead the way and actors bringing the days of ancient Rome to life, step back in time and gain unrivalled insight into the days of ancient Rome.

If you want to see Rome's top attractions without walking too much, especially in the hot months, take a sightseeing tour by comfortable vehicle limited to seven people. You'll see the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, Pantheon and more with a knowledgeable driver-guide, who tells you about Rome's history and culture.

You will see Albano, Ariccia with its famous village and bridge, the volcanic lakes of Nemi and Castelgandolfo and their respective villages that have made the history of Rome and the Popes.We will offer you a lunch or dinner in the typical "fraschetta" unique and characteristic environments where you can eat typical food and drink the wines of the famous castles.

Live the excitement of meeting the main protagonists of Renaissance and Baroque Rome in the most beautiful and fascinating parts of the city. A truly genuine experience where you not only feast your eyes, but come face-to-face with Michelangelo, Raphael, Caravaggio, Gianlorenzo Bernini and the infamous Borgia Pope Alexander VI with Cesare and Lucrezia. Travel back in time with our guide and actors and admire the extraordinary sites: - Spanish steps - Trevi Fountain- Via del Corso- Piazza di pietra- Pantheon with ice-cream stop- Piazza Navona and Fountain of four rivers- St Agostino church

Rome is home to UNESCO"“listed treasures dating back to the days of the Roman Empire, but navigating the city to see them alone can be challenging. On this Rome walking tour"”ideal for first-time visitors"”leave the map behind and explore the Italian capital with your guide. Get your bearings among top attractions like the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain as your guide brings Rome's history to life.

Discover our small group tour of the crypts and the catacombs sitted in the roman territor:The crypts are undergrounds (or partly undergrounds) chambers, usually located beneath the chancel, for holy relics and burials. Crypts could be extremely large and might contain one or more altars in separate chapels. Crypts might hold the shrine of a saint, and thus woulds have to be large enough to accommodate pilgrims coming to pray at the shrine. Most cathedrals have sizeable cryptsThe catacombs are  series of underground passages and rooms where bodies wereburied in the past.

The history of Rome is full of the Great Beauty that you can experience listening to the Opera arias that have made Italy famous throughout the world and you will see them set among the stories of legendary characters such as the seductive Cleopatra, the strong Marco Antonio or the big Emperor Augustus.Get ready to enter in a real time machine, a few meters deep from the hectic life of the Rome. The remains of the Stadium of Domitian, built by the homonymous emperor, can now be found in the basement of Piazza Navona, in the heart of Rome, and are fully included in the tourist-cultural circuit, becoming a meeting place and socialization.The importance of the Stadium lies in the emperor's desire to sensitize and involve the Romans to practice more athletics, sport par excellence, and non-violent sports.