Join a small-group guided tour of the famous Accademia Gallery and see some of the most amazing art in the country, among which the world-famous David by Michelangelo.

Journey through Venice's captivating history from the 12th to the 15th century! Dive into the rich past of this iconic city while exploring at your own pace on a self-guided tour. Wander from the Rialto Bridge to the Arsenal of Venice, solving intriguing historical puzzles along the way.
Enjoy the flexibility of a self-guided smartphone tour, allowing you to explore whenever it suits you. Prefer to listen rather than read? Our engaging audio content lets you immerse yourself in Venice's storied past in the way that suits you best.

ViaAmalfi provides competitive prices and it is a private tour for the group/individuals. It is smaller in number as well as compare to the large buses. Which means more flexibility with itinerary without hassles. Most likely will see more and more knowledge gained. This tour is geared and catered to the group/individuals which will be more meaningful and fulfilling. If you wish, you may share your tour with others that you may meet on the ship. We can guarantee that you will have a great time with one of our escort drivers from ViaAmalfi. Our drivers are witty, charming, caring, flexible, knowledgeable of all the sites and professional.

ViaAmalfi strives to provide our customers with the best possible service. We hope we have the opportunity in providing a memorable and an incredible tour with Via Amalfi.

Experience the romance while in Venice! Board a private gondola and then dinner in a local selected restaurant.

Explore "water boulevard" of the island city by public boat guided by your own in-app audio tour. Hear how the fish-shaped isle of Venice was developed, and what it takes to live here today.

See the cheese-making process up close from the start to the end. Then enjoy a tasting of 3 aged Parmigiano Reggiano varieties, wine, tigelle, and cold cuts.

Enjoy a 2-hour private visit of the Bargello with an expert local guide, that will lead you to admire all the works of art preserved in this fascinating Museum.

You’re looking for a fun way to explore the city at your own pace? Then, this city-exploration game is made for you! You’ll entertain all your group with interesting questions, while still teaching them fun facts about the city.

With this self-guided tour, you will be guided through the 9 following locations: Lungomare, Teatro Petruzzelli, Palazzo Mincuzzi, Palazzo del Governo, Castle, Cathedral, Basilica of Saint Nicholas, Piazza Mercantile, and Fort of Saint Anthony.

Your mission (should you choose to accept it): Jackson Wilde, the famous city-explorer, needs your help… Help him solve quizzes to gather as many points as possible.

This activity is ideal for families or travelers who want to explore on their own.

Download the app on Android or iOS (or access it directly through your browser) to get access to your self-guided tour and your city exploration activity.

So, are you ready to explore Bari?

Enjoy a private tour to visit the most important and famous museum in Venice, the Accademia Galleries.

Venice is a fabulous experience that can involve all the senses, its beauty will surprise your sight, but a cooking lesson will involve all the rest!

Maximus Tours is proud to offer the most beautiful Private Evening Walking Tour of the Eternal City. See the best of Rome through the eyes of a local, professional guide. Walk the romantic streets at your own pace, ask questions and get unexpected answers. You'll be strolling the city centre from Piazza Venezia to Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, Spanish Steps & finally throw a coin in the Trevi Fountain so you make sure you return. The tour also explores some of the smaller treasures which are off the beaten track and hard to find, but we'll keep these as a surprise. Don't wait until the last minute to book as spaces are limited.

Venice food tour: Cicchetti, Spritz, Cannaregio bars, authentic local flavors

The Etruscans the lord of the tyrrhenian sea. Get the most out of your Civitavecchia cruise stop discover the ancient and mysterious Etruria region

With this full-day private tour, you will go through the beautiful panoramic Chia-Teulada coastal road (departing from Chia), already traveled by the ancient Romans and Carthaginian population, passing through little towns like Teulada, Santadi e Villaperuccio. The transfer to the archaeological site takes around 80 minutes. 

You will visit this prehistorical ancient necropolis of about 2 kilometers of extension. The site is made up of two areas: the first one includes the ancient graves called "Domus de Janas" (fairies houses), while the second one is called "Su Congianu." 

There are more than 40 tombs of various shapes and sizes. Two of the Domus are especially crucial as they contain Neolithic religious symbols. One has a bull symbol sculpted on the entrance wall, as well as other symbols, including the eyes and breasts of the Goddess Mother and a false door representing the passage to the other world. The other tomb has horns of various shapes, referring to the cult of the bull-god, sculpted into the ceiling and on the step leading to the entrance of the Domus. The pottery found during excavations bears witness to the continued use of the necropolis, in the Final Neolithic and the Recent Aeneolithic up to the Early Bronze Age. 

After you discover the fantastic Giant Tomb, this name given by local people and archaeologists to a type of Sardinian megalithic gallery grave built during the Bronze Age by the Nuragic civilization, they were collective tombs. They can be found throughout Sardinia, with 800 being discovered there. 

Before driving to the Nuraghe, a break for the best Sardinian food, you will try a typical Sardinian meal (optional). 

The Nuraghe is the primary type of ancient megalithic edifice found in Sardinia, developed during the Nuragic Age between 1900 and 730 BCE. Today it has come to be the symbol of Sardinia and its distinctive culture, the Nuragic civilization. More than 7000 nuraghes have been found, though archeologists believe that initially, there were more than 10,000. 

Your local guide will be keen to make the tour as personal as possible. He will assist you with his expertise and recall amusing anecdotes for you before driving you back to your hotel.

Enjoy a private tour for a small group to an amazing place in Italy in Amalfi coast you will be allow to visit Positano than visit the ancient ruins of Pompei ruins and clumbing the crater of the mount Vesuvio.

Discover the beauty of the regional capital of Sicily : Palermo!

ViaAmalfi provides competitive prices and it is a private tour for the group/individuals. It is smaller in number as well as compare to the large buses. Which means more flexibility with itinerary without hassles. Most likely will see more and more knowledge gained. This tour is geared and catered to the group/individuals which will be more meaningful and fulfilling. If you wish, you may share your tour with others that you may meet on the ship. We can guarantee that you will have a great time with one of our escort drivers from Via Amalfi. Our drivers are witty, charming, caring, flexible, knowledgeable of all the sites and professional.

Via Amalfi strives to provide our customers with the best possible service. We hope we have the opportunity in providing a memorable and an incredible tour with ViaAmalfi.

Sherlock Holmes Murder Mystery Game

Discovering the venetian mask making tradition, enjoy the experience and bring your own handmade mask at home!

In this 2-hour private evening tour you will discover all the unconventional stories and anecdotes about the city of Florence: romance, ghosts and secrets are waiting for you.

Dolomites adventure: lakes, mountains, history, scenic views, small group tour.

Enjoy a day strolling around the Ruins of Paestum, an ancient Greek city situated on the Tirreno sea coast originally part of Magna Grecia.

In almost all cities of the Veneto Region, it is easy to find evidences of the most significant historical periods.

Discover fascinating religious centre, Duomo Complex with an Unforgettable Wine Tasting Experience

Venetian islands tour: Murano glass, Burano lace, Torcello history

During this tour, we will admire the wonderful landscape and will walk through the peaceful streets and Churches of Savoca and Forza d'Agrò, both used in the shooting of the movie THE GODFATHER. You will really feel the atmosphere of this fascinating and touching movie. To make you get the most out of the atmosphere of the film, we will show you the main scenes shot in each place with the aid of audiovisual tools.

Embark on a captivating treasure hunt-style walking tour through Padua's enchanting city center. Begin at Piazza Antenore and let your smartphone guide you through the city's rich history, from its origins to the 20th century. Marvel at centuries-old remnants and witness the profound transformations Padua has undergone over time.
This 2 km self-guided tour allows you to explore at your own pace. Whether you prefer reading or listening, our engaging audio content is available to immerse you in Padua's history. Wander through the city squares and enjoy solving 10 historical riddles as you discover each landmark.
Perfect for history enthusiasts, families, and curious travelers, this tour blends education with adventure. Uncover the stories behind Padua's iconic sites and experience the city's past in an interactive way.
Enjoy the freedom to pause, take photos, and savor the essence of this remarkable city. Discover Padua like never before—one riddle at a time!

There is no doubt that Venice was built to be seen from the water where it is at its most spectacular and magnificent.

Visit Modena’s scenic hills and witness the traditional crafting of Balsamic Vinegar. Enjoy a tasting of five exquisite varieties paired with local specialties.

Full day tour departing from Cagliari, drive for 2.5 hours in a minivan through the amazing Sardinian countryside towards the northwest of the island.

First stop Castelsardo: It may have been the legendary Tibula of Roman times. Still, by the Middle Ages, it was already an impenetrable centuries-old fortress protected by thick walls and 17 towers, until the advent of modern weaponry. The original nucleus of Castelsardo grew up around the castle of the Dorias, which tradition dates to 1102, although it was probably constructed in the late XIII century. Today it is the seat of the lovely Museo dell’Intreccio Mediterraneo (or Museum of the Crossroads of the Mediterranean), one of the most visited museums in all of Sardinia. In the early XVI century, the castle was renamed Castillo Aragonés and became the seat of the diocese.

During the reign of the Savoy dynasty, the town was given the name it has today. It belongs to the Most Beautiful Towns of Italy Association and its great fortifications – the bastions and steep stairs – remain intact. The city tour includes not-to-be-missed visits of its religious and historical buildings, like the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, the Benedictine monastery, the diocese, palazzo La Loggia, which since 1111 has served as City Hall, and the Palazzo Eleonora d’Arborea.

The town’s most exclusive events take place during Holy Week when religious rites with a Spanish flair involve just about everyone. Lunissanti, on the Monday after Palm Sunday, is heartfelt and picturesque, especially at dawn, when a long procession heads towards the Basilica of Nostra Signora di Tergu. After sundown, the town is illuminated by torches, and sacred chanting fills the air. The Prucissioni that takes place on Holy Thursday and the Lu Lcravamentu on Friday are also not to be missed. The town celebrates its patron saint, St. Anthony, on 17 January with great bonfires. 

Artistic handicraft is an intrinsic and distinctive feature of Sardinia. Weaving represents one of its main components, thanks to the skillful hands that have been able to perfect the art of wicker basket-making over the centuries. Their shapes vary according to the type of material and place in which they are made: in Flussio, Montresta, Ollolai, and Sennori.

Asphodelus is the raw materials par excellence, while in lowland localities, near ponds or by the sea, like Castelsardo, San Vero Milis, and Sinnai, rushes, grain or Mediterranean dwarf palm are used for making baskets. All the towns share an ancient and exciting tradition: women have been able to pass down the secrets of weaving, creating different shapes based on the function of the wicker containers, mixing colored inserts, extraordinary designs, and traditional patterns.

Second stop: Elephant Rock is comprised of a large mass of trachyte stone in the shape of an elephant, which is located standing beside State Road 134, just outside Castelsardo. The rock was originally a part of the rocky complex of Monte Casteddazzu before it broke off and rolled down the valley along the road. As erosion took place and as the popular imagination decreed it because more and more people added to the idea, the rock came to be seen as in the shape of an elephant with its trunk turned towards the road. Thus, it was given its name and became a local attraction. However, Elephant Rock is also known as Sa Pedra Pertunta, the perforated rock, for obvious reasons due to its appearance, which is punctuated by openings and holes.

Inside, two Domus de Janas (typically Sardinian chamber tombs) from the Neolithic period was established, inside of which there are relevant and exciting reliefs and primitive symbols from the animal and plant worlds. Inside the rock, there are numerous openings, almost all of which also have antechambers.

The walls of these irregularly shaped chambers have relief decorations, cow horns, and bullheads on a low base formed in the rock. Elephant Rock, therefore, is not merely a natural curiosity but also intimately intertwined with local history and prehistory.

Third stop: Although there is no direct relationship, it is identical to the contemporary Mesopotamian temples and embodies the ‘oriental’ creed of the union between heaven and earth - the sacred areas on top of reliefs were considered the meeting point between man and divinity. The temple of Monte d'Accoddi (from the archaic Kodi, ‘stone’), dating back five thousand years, is a ziqqurat that is unique in Europe due to its singularity of architectural types. It was discovered in the mid-20th century, digging into a small hill that appeared to be ‘artificial,’ rising in the middle of a plain. It was a pyramid altar covered with earth, perhaps dedicated to a female deity, carved in a granite stele alongside the monument. According to legend, it was built by a prince-priest who had fled from the Middle East. It had one extraordinary feature: the ziqqurat is the temple of the Sun, in turn, dedicated to the Moon.

The pre-Nuragic sanctuary stands in the center of Nurra, along the ‘old’ State Highway 131 (heading towards Porto Torres), in the territory of Sassari, eleven kilometers from the capital of the north of the island. The monument played a central role in society of the time, is the culmination of the evolution of a complex developed from the second half of the 4th millennium BC. 

The altar is the superimposition of two phases, that of the ‘red temple,’ in the final Neolithic period (3500-2900 BC), and the following ‘terraced temple’, in the Aeneolithic period (about 2700 BC), as part of the Abealzu-Filigosa culture. In the first phase, several villages of quadrangular huts were part of a ceremonial hub, including a Domus de Janas necropolis and alongside the Santuario, in their original positions, are an elongated menhir (four and a half meters high), an enormous slab with seven holes (perhaps use to tie up victims) and boulders of spheroidal stone, one of five meters in circumference. All the rocks served a specific purpose in the sacrificial rituals. At the end of the final Neolithic period, the people of the Ozieri culture built a platform in the shape of a pyramidal trunk, with sides at the base extending 27 meters, above which stood a rectangular room with surfaces plastered and painted in ochre and traces of yellow and black. Of the sacred area remain the floor and remnants of a perimeter wall. Around 2800 BC, the structure of the ‘red temple,’ abandoned for about two centuries, was buried under a large filling of earth, stones, and limestone marlstone, in turn ‘covered’ with large blocks of stone. A new sizeable terraced pyramidal platform was built, with sides more extended than the previous one and accessible from a ramp that was forty meters long and thirteen to seven meters wide. The second sanctuary is reminiscent of the ziqqurat with an ‘open-air’ altar. The structure occupies 1,600 square meters, rising almost six meters (initially perhaps eight). Inside is an unexplored room. Probably, as in Mesopotamia, it contains the sacred bed where the ritual of regeneration of life and fertility of the earth was carried out. Around are the remains of a village, where ceramics were found almost intact. To be admired are finds safeguarded in the Sanna archaeological museum, along with a model of the altar in its earliest form. The building retained its religious function for a millennium. At its base, remains of sacred meals and objects used in propitiatory rituals were discovered. The site was abandoned at the beginning of the ancient Bronze Age (1800 BC) and occasionally reused for burials.

Your local guide will be keen to make the tour as personal as possible. He will assist you with his expertise and recall amusing anecdotes for you before driving you back to your hotel.

An exhilarating horseback ride around the Tuscan countryside and vineyards

Use clues at each attraction to find your next destination and challenge yourself to use logic, imagination, observation, and team spirit to complete the game. Uncover local information and facts about the city as you explore. Discover hidden gems and narrow streets.
Without a schedule and at your own pace, pause anytime and continue later or even another day.
Work as a team or compete with each other. A unique team-building activity perfect for couples, families, companies, students and groups of friends.

Listen to the incredible story of the Basilica's creation. Feel the power of one of the greatest religious centers in Italy. Learn the stories behind Basilica's incredible golden mosaics. See the grandeur of Byzantine artistic heritage.

Embark on an exhilarating treasure hunt-style walking tour through Turin's vibrant city center. Begin at the majestic Piazza Gran Madre di Dio and let your smartphone guide you through elegant squares, historical palaces, and lively markets, culminating at the bustling Porta Palazzo.
This 3 km self-guided tour allows you to explore at your own pace. Whether you prefer reading or listening, our engaging audio content will immerse you in Turin's rich history. Enjoy solving 8 intriguing riddles as you discover each landmark, making your exploration interactive and fun.
Perfect for history buffs, families, and curious travelers, this tour offers a unique blend of education and adventure. Uncover the stories behind Turin's iconic sites and experience the city's past in an engaging way. Enjoy the freedom to pause, take photos, and truly savor the essence of this remarkable city. Discover Turin like never before—one riddle at a time!

Enjoy a private tour for a small group to an amazing place in Italy in Sorrento along the Amalfi coast with positano and pompei.After the visits stop to a famous winery

Discover the Doge's Palace and St. Mark's Basilica and enjoy a gondola ride

Enjoy home-style Italian dishes with iconic Fiorentina Steak

Enjoy an 8-hour day tour to Mt Vesuvius. After the visits stop to a famous winery located at the base of Mt Vesuvius and experience a visit to the cellars. Return back to Naples by private transfer.

Enjoy a wonderful ride to get outside of Rome City Center to visit Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, its gardens and visitors centre.

Please keep in mind that according to Mormonism, once dedicated, entrance into the temple is reserved for members of the Church who have committed to live the gospel of Jesus Christ and are ready to participate in further sacred ordinances. Members are greeted at this desk in the entrance foyer, where they present a small card called a recommend. The recommend card is issued by their local church leader certifying that they are prepared to enter the temple.

So, it's very likely that if you don't have recommend, you couldn't get inside.

Before booking this tour be in touch with your local church to avoid problems once there.
If you're not Mormon please beware you can only visit the surroundings and not the inside.

Join us on this historical and cultural tour in Rome. In this private walking tour, you will have an experienced and local guide to tell you more about the historical places we will see.

An exclusive private tour to explore the historic centre of Florence in a different way: on board of an elegant horse-drawn carriage.

Experience the Vatican's art and history on a guided semi-private tour

You’re looking for a fun way to explore the city at your own pace? Then, this city-exploration game is made for you! You’ll entertain all your group with interesting questions, while still teaching them fun facts about the city.
Your mission (should you choose to accept it): Jackson Wilde, the famous city-explorer, needs your help… Help him solve quizzes to gather as many points as possible.
With this self-guided tour, you will be guided through the following 9 locations: Church of Santa Maria della Spina, Church of San Michele in Borgo, Knight's Square, Baths of Nero, Leaning Tower of Pisa, Cathedral, Baptistery, Camposanto, and Porto Nuova.
Download the app on Android or iOS (or access it directly through your browser) to get access to your self-guided tour and your city exploration activity.
So, are you ready to explore Pisa?

Ascending the southern slope of Mount Etna, we will cross the lava flow of 1983 and 2002, and see up close its destructive effects. We will reach an altitude of 2.000 meters, where you can visit the Silvestri Craters originated from the eruption of 1892. Here you will walk on the edge of the craters, admiring the breathtaking landscape. On the way back, we will stop in a Honey Farm where you can learn the procedures for production of organic honey and taste varieties of honey and many other typical products like extra virgin olive oil, wine, Sicilian pesto etc. In Taormina, you will walk through the town enjoying the beauty of the historical center and the city's main attractions (Greek Theater, Cathedral, Belvedere Square). Afterwords, we will visit the characteristic medieval village of Castelmola with its Cathedral and the main square with its wonderful view on Mount Etna. An almost compulsory stop is Turrisi Coffee Shop, where it is possible to taste a special almond wine.

The tour starts at 9am at your place, where the driver will come to pick you up. In an hour or so you will be up in the town ready to visit Villa D’Este, one of the most remarkable place of Renaissance culture near Rome. The site enchants its visitors with lush vegetation, labyrinths and hundreds of bubbling fountains. The entrance ticket is around 10€, buyable at the entrance, children under 18 are free. After the visit, you can enjoy some free time in Tivoli Historical centre then we will drive you to have a characteristic italian lunch (not included) to restore yourself in the top side of town from where you could admire a really nice view of the valley and part of the amazing Villa Gregoriana and Vesta's temple. After lunch time we will drive you back to your place in Rome where you will be dropped off around 3pm.

Rome - Assisi - Siena - Florence - Bologna - Padua - Venice

Join us on this historical and cultural tour in Florence. In this private walking tour, you will have an experienced and local guide to tell you about the historical places, the cultural aspects and all about the life in Florence. It's a private tour so all questions are more than welcome. You will have opportunities for pictures, restroom breaks and the tour will be tailored on your pace

Are you willing to give up to yourself in the magic of Venice and let the water rock you to sleep?

Experience a modern winery with a tour featuring oak barrels and ceramic fermenters, followed by a guided tasting of 5 wines paired with a local cheese and ham platter. Plus a self-guided vineyard walk.

Immerse yourself in the world of specialty coffee on this tasting experience in Turin. Learn about processing methods, the sensory notes and enjoy a filter brewing experience with local pastries.