Holiday & Seasonal Tours in Italy

Special, elegant and original, this is the New Year's Eve at Acquario di Genova!The evening starts at 8.00 pm and includes a free visit of Acquario, welcome cocktail in the Pavilions of Cetacean and Biodiversity, New Year's Eve dinner with midnight toast and dessert buffet.

Though smaller, and with far less art, the Castelgandolfo Pontifical Villas are a feasible alternative to the Vatican for travelers who would like to avoid Rome's crowds. This tour takes you from your hotel in Rome to the villas - located about an hour south of the city next to Lago Albano - saving you the trouble of navigation. Take a tour of the Papal Palace's gardens, portrait museum, and library with an audio guide, then explore the town of Castelgandolfo's pretty historic center. Plus, you'll get your very own Papal blessing on parchment.

Celebrate New Year's Eve like a Roman on this 6-hour evening experience. Take a panoramic tour of Rome's illuminated landmarks, and see the Trevi Fountain and festively lit piazzas on a walking tour. Then, countdown to midnight, and enjoy a traditional 4-course New Year's Eve dinner of dishes such as 'cotechino' (pork) and lentils. Finally, enjoy the celebratory atmosphere on the streets and watch some of the fireworks marking the new year.

In its wonderful rooms, Castello Bevilacqua prepares a special Christmas lunch with a menu rich in tradition, taste and quality. During the lunch adults and children will be entertained by Santa's elves with dances and games. The lunch starts at 12.30 and lasts approximately 3 hours.Discover the ancient Christmas' tales while tasting the traditional recipes of Veneto region.

In the weeks leading up to Christmas, Rome comes alive with festive markets, glittering trees, ornate nativity scenes, and other lively celebrations. Immerse yourself in the one-of-a-kind ambiance, and follow in locals' footsteps, on this fully bespoke, private tour. You'll connect with your guide before the tour, and will share your preferences and interests so they can craft a custom itinerary just for you. See the city from a Roman's perspective, venture to areas many visitors miss, and more.

Rome is a magical place to spend the Christmas season, but tours and attractions often close down over the holidays. This special 4-hour Boxing Day (St. Stephen's Day) tour includes a typical Italian dinner, an evening walking tour of the Trastevere district, and chance to admire illuminated landmarks such as the Trevi Fountain, Piazza Venezia, and St. Peter's Basilica. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Enjoy a professional guided tour of Rome on Christmas morning. Attend the "Urbi et Orbi" Papal Blessing at St. Peter's Basilica

Take this holiday tour of Rome during the Christmas season, and catch sight of some of the city's best holiday displays. Stroll through Rome by foot with your guide, and pass by the Spanish Steps, Navona Square, and Via del Corso. Along your tour, stop at Pincio Gardens (Monte Pincio) and in St. Peter's Square to see the Christmas tree near the Vatican.

Florence looks magical when illuminated during Christmas time, and this tour is a great way to discover the city's most beautiful sites, get top photography tips, and see secret parts of Florence that you wouldn't discover alone. You won't have to worry about navigating, as a photographer will accompany and give you top tips on how to take great photos during the evening. Itineraries vary but potential sites include Duomo, Piazza della Signoria, and Ponte Vecchio.

Go on this Christmas tour in Rome, and gain a better understanding for the city's holiday history. Learn about Christmas legends from your guide as he or she takes you through some of the most decorated areas of Rome. Walk through Piazza del Popolo, climb the Spanish Steps, and see the Christmas tree in St. Peter's Square near the Vatican. Plus, stop at famous nativities and angel statues for stories that might shock you.

Gain exclusive after-hours access to the Church of S. Maria Immacolata and the Capuchin Crypt during this concert experience in Rome. Celebrate the holidays by listening to a beautiful performance by the Schola Romana Ensemble, who specializes in a capella. Plus, get a special tour of the crypt, which is famous for containing the skeletal remains of more than 3,000 bodies believed to be Capuchin friars.

Christmas is coming. And if you plan to bring some Italian festive cheer into your home, now is the time to come to Naples, an amazing town particularly lively in December, with great light displays, but also with an handcrafted and very traditionally quarter called San Gregorio Armeno. It is not only a simple Christmas market but a whole part of the city which comes alive at Christmas time: the narrow alleys of San Gregorio Armeno and San Biagio dei Librai are crammed full of stalls selling nativity scene statuettes.

Get the most out of your time in Rome during the festive season by going to a Christmas Baroque Concert in Piazza Navona. You won't have to worry about waiting in long entrance lines as admission tickets are included. Enjoy an informative guided tour, which takes you to the Capuchin Crypt, before the concert begins at the Church of Sant'Agnese. You'll hear music of the Sistine Chapel composers performed live by Schola Romana Ensemble. The venue has outstanding acoustic, and you'll enjoy an impressive A cappella program.

Spend New Year's Eve in Florence with dinner, a gala concert and Champagne toast overlooking the Ponte Vecchio on the Arno. The Tuscan-style meal at a typical Florentine restaurant features delicious local dishes, served with house wine and coffee. After delighting your taste buds, delight your ears with opera music by Puccini, Verdi and other famous composers. The night ends with fireworks!

Take on this guided 4hour walking tour, starting in front of the Colosseum, have an introduction to its History and the legendary foundation of Rome. Walking on the Imperial Road, discover the majesty of the Trajan Column, one of the most original symbols of Rome. Moving in front of the huge Victorian, memory of the Italian king Victor Emanuel II, you'll climb the Capitol Hill, with the square designed by Michelangelo Buonarroti, and you'll have the opportunity to take a picture from the panoramic terrace in front of the Roman Forum, with the led lights giving it a suggestive atmosphere. From there, you'll move to the City Centre, visiting the Pantheon and Navona Square, a symbol of the Baroque style in Rome, to cross the Tevere, closing the tour in front of the St. Angel Castle, the ancient tomb of the Roman emperor Hadrian.