Cultural Tours in Italy

Visit Rome's most famous monument in style with a 3.5-hour skip-the-line private tour of the Colosseum. Avoid the long queue at the entrance with your private guide. Explore parts of the Colosseum that are normally off-limits to the public, including the underground chambers. Continue to the nearby Forum and Palatine Hill for a more complete look at ancient Rome.

Discover the 5th century mosaics of Santa Maria Maggiore, a reliquary said to contain a piece of the crib that once held the baby Jesus and see the Sistine Chapel named for Pope Sixtus V. Although enlarged and redecorated, the basilica retains much of its original structure of the fifth century. In the years following the return of the papacy to Rome from Avignon, part of the church was used as a papal residence until the complete renovation of the Vatican palace. To admire its mosaics of the fifth century, a reliquary that is said to contain a piece of the crib that once housed the little Jesus, an ancient icon of the Virgin Mary, the tomb of St. Jerome and the tomb of the artist Gian Lorenzo Bernini.

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. 

Explore Venice's treasures by land and by water on this combo tour that's ideal for first-time visitors. Travel along the Grand Canal the way locals do on a 'vaporetto' water taxi to reach St. Mark's Square, where you'll get a walking tour of the city's most impressive monuments. After free time to wander on your own or catch a romantic gondola ride, cruise across the Venetian Lagoon to the island of Murano, known as Europe's glassblowing capital.

Discover the top attractions in Rome. Our Eternal City sightseeing tour takes you to the must-seedestinations such as Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon and Piazza Navona. Visit the famous monuments and magnificent squares such as the column of Piazza Colonna, Renaissanceand Baroque churches, palaces and fountains.

This private tour includes a walk through all most important wonders of Florence, including the Catherdral, with Brunelleschi's Dome, Piazza della Signoria, with Palazzo Vecchio, Piazzale degli Uffizi and the Ponte Vecchio.

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.

Save time planning your sightseeing itinerary of Venice with this 2-hour tour. Join a guide for a vaporetto (water bus) cruise on the Grand Canal to the Venetian Lagoon, admiring the Rialto Bridge en route. Then embark on a walking tour of St. Mark's Square (Piazza San Marco) and see its namesake basilica.

If you're in Rome and on a time budget, ensure you tick off the best of the ancient city on walking tour that provides a comprehensive introduction for first-time visitors. In an intimate group limited to eight travelers, you'll stroll between the Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and the Pantheon without having to worry about checking a map or getting lost. Plus, exploring on foot gives you access to hidden alleys inaccessible by coach or car.

Begin your exploration of the Vatican Museums an hour before the general public with this 3-hour tour. With your small group and tour guide, head straight for the Sistine Chapel to marvel at its art and architecture as one of its first daily visitors. Continue to St Peter's Basilica, listening to informative commentary on the history of the church and Vatican City as you walk. Entrance fees, guaranteed skip-the-line entry and use of individual headsets are included.

See the Roman Colosseum, the Arches of Constantine and Titus, Palatine Hill, the Roman Forum, and more on a private walking tour of ancient Rome. This tour is perfect if you're short on time in Rome, but still want to see all the best ancient sites. With this tour, you'll save time by skipping long admission lines at the Colosseum, plus you'll make the most out of your visit by having a private guide to point out all the important sights.

The tour of this soap museum, which is in an old, restored 19th century building with high ceilings and original stonework, will let our visitors experience the beauty of the soap history in the traditional Mediterranean way. Our visitors can know more about soap production and history and understand more about what generally we use every day: soap!

See Rome during dawn's 'golden hour' on a 3-hour sightseeing tour of city's most iconic sites at first light. Enjoy the Trevi Fountain and Piazza Navona before the daytime heat and crowds arrive, and capture unforgettable images of the landmarks in the early morning. Continue to the Pantheon and St. Peter's Square, Circus Maximus, the Spanish Steps and the Colosseum. Explore the city alongside a small-group in a luxurious van, with multimedia presentations and an experienced guide.

Explore the Vatican Museums during this guided 3-hour tour that includes skip-the-line-admission. Entrance to St. Peter's Basilica and the Sistine Chapel are included.

Florence is a wonderful medieval city surrounded by rolling hills with vineyards, olive trees, castles and villas; our professional guide will lead you for about two and half hours to enjoy by bike most of the historic sites of the renaissance in the pedestrian city center, before reaching the breathtaking Piazzale Michelangelo on the hills, one of the most stunning views in Italy.

Dive into Milan's rich history as you explore the city's key monuments and landmarks on a 3-hour walking tour. See the grand Duomo Cathedral, the Sforza Castle, the Vittorio Emanuele Gallery, and roam the streets of the affluent Brera district. Learn about the rich history of the city from your guide and listen to anecdotes about famous artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Giuseppe Verdi who called Milan their home.

Immerse yourself in the history of one of Rome's most fascinating churches with a 1.5-hour tour of the Basilica of San Clemente. Explore the hidden rooms under the 12th-century church, including a 4th-century altar and 1st-century house.

The tradition of aperitivo, a drink and small plates of food to snack on before dinner was born, bred and perfected in Milan! So for a truly authentic taste of la dolce vita, there's no better experience than spending time with a Local Host, eating your way through a few plates of local delicacies and sipping a spritz or cold beer as dusk falls. Exploring Navigli, one of Milan's best loved local neighbourhoods and having aperitivo is a must - you just need a local to show you where the very best spots are hidden!

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.

Widely considered Rome's top attraction, the UNESCO-listed Colosseum dates back to the days of the Roman Empire - but the weight of history isn't always interesting to younger visitors. On this child-friendly tour, beat the queues with skip-the-line Colosseum entry and explore nearby Palatine Hill. With your private guide's audio-visual aids ensuring everyone stays engaged throughout, step back 2,000 years and see Rome as it was in its heyday.