Italy · CITY TOURS
The 15 best city tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is there for a reason; start at the top.
See Rome’s top sights from an open-top bus with flexible hop-on access, multilingual audio, Wi-Fi, and the Jubilee Line.
“Rome in it self is amazing and to get around easy via this option is great. the only thing I didn't like was that the commentary were interrupted quite a bit and didn't finish sometimes.”
See Milan by open-top bus across four routes, with Duomo, Brera, Navigli, San Siro, audio commentary, and flexible hop-on access.
“It was a great way get get around the city and to hear information at each area. Highly recommended.”
Review of Rome’s City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus, with route stops, value, traffic warnings, audio, Wi-Fi, and practical booking tips.
“We had no issues whatsoever , the buses were regular , plenty seats and clean & tidy. The staff were pleasant and attentive. We travelled 22nd July 2025 I would deffo recommend, we used this as a way of travelling between sites for sight seeing”
Review of Bologna’s $26 city-center walking tour, covering the Two Towers, San Petronio, Quadrilatero Market, guides, value, and practical tips.
“Very good introduction to Bologna and its history, seeing interesting buildings”
Make fettuccine in Piazza Navona with an English-speaking chef, then enjoy bruschetta, drinks, and your pasta with a Roman view.
“My activity was amazing and the guide who helped us “Manuele” he was amazing and helped a lot”
Skip Rome’s long Vatican queues with entry to the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, plus a digital map and practical visit tips.
“Very easy to get the tickets. Get way to skip the massive queue. Tad expensive.”
See Rome’s Colosseum, Spanish Steps, and Piazza Navona by open-top bus at night, with multilingual audio, WiFi, and a low $22 price.
“A quick, basic tour of the city at night. Lovely as a quick taste of all the main sites, we got some great ideas for where to visit properly and took a couple of good photos.”
Review of Florence’s hop-on hop-off bus, with Line A, Line B, Fiesole views, stop-by-stop tips, seasonal limits, and honest value advice.
“We literally chased the bus all around Florence for 4 hours. Called the helpline twice to get directions. Never did connect with it. Can’t comment at all about the tour.”
Explore Venice’s St. Mark’s Square, Rialto Bridge, quiet calli, La Fenice, VR history, and an optional gondola ride for $14.
“Guide Natalia was very knowledgeable and made the historical facts very interesting.”
Explore Turin and Piedmont with free museum entry, royal residences, castles, and discounts for two days with one flexible city card.
“Best choice! Everything was so organised! It was easy to find the meeting point, people there were friendly, patient and very helpful! Total value for money! We had the chance to visit many museums, castles and palaces! I would totally suggest it and of course prefer it when I'll visit Torino again!”
Explore Matera’s Sassi with an English-speaking guide, hearing personal stories, seeing cave homes, and learning how the city changed from shame to UNESCO site.
“Highly recommend this tour. Very interesting and engaging tour guide. Enjoyed the tour very much. Learnt a lot!”
Turin and Piedmont Card review: compare museum savings, booking rules, transport limits, top sights, and who should buy this 3-day pass.
“Enjoying so much to see with this card, excellent value for money”
See Rome’s major sights by Cannondale e-bike on a small-group tour with expert guides, scenic parks, ancient ruins, 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, churches, towers, and piazzas on a friendly two-hour walking tour with a local English and Italian guide.
“Nothing to improve. A great 2hours of learning about Luca’s culture & history. Guide was very friendly, had great humour & very knowledgeable of Luca & surrounding cities.”
See Florence by electric golf cart, from Ponte Vecchio to Piazzale Michelangelo, with an audio guide, local driver, and flexible cancellation.
“Our driver was very knowledgeable, friendly, showed us all the beauty of what Florence has to offer! I will spell his name wrong, but Alcaesera is highly recommended. He also knew many pp on the street, and they were glad to see him!”
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