Italy · CITY TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 city tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
See Rome’s major sights from an open-top bus, with flexible hop-on access, eight-language audio, Wi-Fi, and the Jubilee Line.
“We saw a lot of Rome traveling on the bus we were disappointed at not being able to get off at the colleseum but still got pictures. Very enjoyable trip”
See Milan’s Duomo, Brera, Navigli, San Siro, and more from four open-top bus routes with audio commentary and flexible hop-on access.
“Great! It’s the best way to see a lot of places when you don’t have enough days!”
See Rome’s major sights by open-top bus with flexible stops, audio commentary, Wi-Fi, and optional night and Jubilee routes.
“Great idea the hop on hop off bus. Its a good way to see some sights and decide which ones you want to investigate further Enjoyed itq”
Explore Bologna’s towers, markets, fountains, and churches on a lively 2 to 3 hour walking tour with local guides.
“Our guide was very informative and nice. She told us all about the history of Bologna. I especially loved the history of all the towers and the cathedral. Overall a great walking tour.”
Make fettuccine with an English-speaking chef in Piazza Navona, then enjoy bruschetta, a drink, sauce, and pasta with fountain views.
“Fantastic class by Emanuele, would definitely recommend & book again”
Skip Rome’s long Vatican queue and explore the Museums, Gallery of Maps, Raphael’s Rooms, and Sistine Chapel at your own pace.
“Very easy to get the tickets. Get way to skip the massive queue. Tad expensive.”
See Rome lit up at night from an open-top bus, with Colosseum views, multilingual audio, WiFi, and a short 45-minute route.
“I arranged it for my parents and they were very impressed by the audio provided, they actually came very informed about the city rome. They both loved it alot🥰”
Florence hop-on hop-off bus review covering routes, Fiesole views, stops, timing, value, service limits, and practical booking tips.
“Just make sure you take the red route first, as this is the longest. Do that on the first day, as it ends early around 4pm, which is annoying.”
Walk St. Mark’s, Rialto, quiet calli, La Fenice, and Venice’s past in VR, with an optional gondola ride for $14.
“Discovering the back streets. Very informative guide. Especially enjoyed how Venice secured it's own water source. Dropping into yhe café for a short interlude was a very welcome addition.”
Review the Torino+Piemonte 2-Day Card for Turin museums, royal residences, castles, discounts, booking tips, and real value.
“If travelling to Turin I’d definitely recommend purchasing the card although I think we didn’t actually used it to the full extent as we simply run out of time to visit more museums . Also I’d recommend to check if the museums require booking a time of entry slot , we have missed out on the Egyptian museum as they have sold out for the days we were there .”
Explore Matera’s Sassi with an English-speaking local guide, learning about cave homes, family life, UNESCO status, and hidden lanes.
“Super interesting tour, our guide was very knowledgeable about the city. I would definitely recommend.”
Explore Turin and Piedmont for three days with free museum entry, royal residences, castle access, and discounts on tours and transport.
“Enjoying so much to see with this card, excellent value for money”
Review of Rome’s 4-hour Cannondale e-bike tour, covering ancient ruins, fountains, piazzas, parks, safety, value, and practical tips.
“The incredible knowledge of our tour guide and the magnificent sights of Rome! We truly enjoyed the variety of the trip- it’s the very best way to see Rome- magical. Highly recommend”
Explore Lucca’s walls, towers, churches, and lively squares on a gentle two-hour bilingual walking tour for $17.
“The tour was very interesting and Lucia was very knowledgeable about her city. I learned a lot about Lucca’s history and how it still today remains an important centre for the arts.”
Walk Venice from Dorsoduro to St. Mark’s with a local English-speaking guide, crossing Rialto Bridge and learning useful city lore along the way.
“One of the best guided walking tours I have ever done! This was the perfect start to my visit to Venice providing a good orientation of the city. My guide Valentina was absolutely fantastic! Her passion for the city, her knowledge and her positive, friendly and entertaining engagement with all the guests really made the tour feel like a shared experience, even though for me I was travelling on my own. I would highly rate Valentina and this tour for anyone visiting the city. Conveniently the tour ends at St. Mark's Square meaning you are then well placed to continue exploring the delights of the city. The fish market was…”
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