Top Italy Classic Car Tours - page 2

Most Tuscany tours from Florence include hours cooped up in a tour bus on the main highways. On this unique experience, you'll take the wheel to drive along idyllic country roads in a vintage Fiat 500, plus get a taste of local cuisine. Travel in convoy behind an expert guide so you can focus on the Tuscan views rather than a map, and wind your way through the hills to the villa. Then, enjoy time to stroll among the gardens and enjoy a gourmet picnic lunch with a wine tasting.

The dome atop Florence's Duomo offers unique views of the city, but tickets sell out long in advance. Secure your spot with pre-booked entry on this guided tour. Head straight into the church with skip-the-line access, bypassing the long wait. After touring the cathedral, make your way up the staircase and along corridors that have been closed to the public for centuries. Then continue to the top of Brunelleschi’s Dome, if you wish.

Rome’s essential sights are scattered over a surprising area, including plenty of hills. Take them in with both speed and style on this private tour in an adorable convertible Fiat 500—with stops for a professional photographer to capture your photo too. Grab shots at the iconic Colosseum, Circus Maximus (Circo Massimo), and two dazzling hill-top viewpoints: They’re the perfect souvenir of a day that’s pure “dolce vita”.

Make like a true Tuscan with an Italian ‘aperitivo’— drinks and snacks before dinner — and a self-drive journey in a vintage Fiat 500 on this 3-hour sunset tour from Florence. Hop inside a 1960s Fiat and drive in convoy through the enchanting Tuscan landscapes of rolling hills and cypress groves. Arrive at a beautiful villa and enjoy a spritzer cocktail and local snacks beside the swimming pool. Finish with Tuscany’s emblematic wine — some delicious Chianti.

Experience the Tuscan capital's top attractions on this walking tour through Florence. Begin with skip-the-line access to view Michelangelo's 'David' in the Accademia Gallery, and learn how the House of Medici shaped Florence into a helm of arts and humanities. You'll also skip the lines at the Duomo, the city's iconic, Gothic-style cathedral. Afterward, stroll the local streets, taking in landmarks like the Piazza della Signoria and Ponte Vecchio bridge.

Instead of sorting through countless towns, beaches, and cultural attractions on your own, make the most of your time in Puglia with a private tour tailored to your interests and travel style. Visit up to three destinations while enjoying personalized recommendations, local insight, and a flexible itinerary designed around you—all led by a guide who helps you focus on the places that best match your preferences.

Puglia has long been known for its excellent wines, but it can be a challenge to reach the region’s rural wineries. With this wine tour, set off directly from Bari to visit a cellar less than an hour from Bari. Stroll through the vineyards surrounded by olive groves and orchards and sample four wines—including a white, red, rosè, and dessert wine—paired with Puglian specialties like focaccia, cold cuts, cheeses, and olive oil bruschetta.

See Tuscany in classic Italian style by exploring the bucolic region in a vintage Fiat 500. Take the wheel of the classic Italian automobile then ride to the stunning hilltop town of Monteriggioni, cruise through the rolling hills of Chianti, and stop at a local vineyard for a hearty lunch of local fare.

Immerse yourself in Florence's art and architecture on this tour, which gets you skip-the-line access to both the Accademia Gallery and the Duomo. See Michelangelo’s ‘David’ in the quieter hours, then get an in-depth tour of the Duomo, including the museum and terraces. Once the guided portion of the tour ends on the terrace, you’ll have access to climb to the top of the dome for unparalleled views over the city.

Prosecco is Italy’s most beloved bubbly, produced on the scenic slopes just north of Venice. Make exploring beyond city limits simple—and head to wineries you might not find on your own—on this small-group tour. Enjoy a scenic drive through rolling vineyards and medieval villages from Venice to boutique wine estates for tours, wine tastings, and a light lunch overlooking the hills.

The Catacombs of Rome are a popular attraction, but this tour lets you bypass the long lines outside and gives you skip-the-line access to the Capuchin Crypt and Basilica San Martino ai Monti—making it a great pick for travelers short on time. See Rome's mysterious side with a guide who knows the history well, so you can get more out of your visit than you would alone.

Discover what it takes to be an ancient Roman gladiator in Rome. During a hands-on lesson, learn how to fight with authentic weapons of the time while wearing a traditional gladiator tunic and belt (available for rent). Located on the Appian Way, not far from the Colosseum, this class is a unique and interactive way to learn about ancient Roman history and culture.

Explore Rome in a vintage Fiat 500 while capturing stunning photos at iconic landmarks. This unique photography tour takes you through charming neighborhoods like Trastevere, providing a blend of history and culture. With a local expert as your guide, enjoy personalized attention as you stop for memorable pictures at sites such as the Colosseum and Fontana dell’Acqua Paola. Leave with a collection of high-quality photos that showcase your Roman holiday, making it perfect for couples, families, or solo travelers looking for a distinct experience. - Cruise through Rome in a classic Fiat Cinquecento for 2 hours - Visit iconic locations including the Colosseum and Trastevere - Enjoy a personal photo album with over 100 high-quality images - Suitable for all types of travelers, with a maximum group size of 16

Wine-tasting in Italy is almost a traveler’s rite of passage, but few tours explore the equally rich traditions of vinegar production. With this tour, visit one of Modena’s oldest traditional balsamic vinegar producers, touring the vineyards and seeing all the stages of production from the pressing of grapes to the barrel aging. The tour includes plenty of vinegar samples, regional food tastings, and a bottle of wine produced on-site.

Zip through the rolling Chianti countryside surrounding Florence on board a vintage Fiat 500 with this unique driving tour. Enjoy views over the rolling vineyards and olive groves as your driver-guide takes the wheel. Stop at a family-run farm and wine estate in Chianti to learn about the secrets of traditional olive oil production and then sample it while enjoying a home-cooked traditional lunch. Snap photos from two panoramic overlooks and soak in the “la dolce vita” vibe.

Venture away from Milan to the romantic cities of Sirmione and Verona on a private full-day tour. Discover the “Pearl of Lake Garda” with a guided visit to Sirmione’s historic center and optional boat tour around the castle. Then explore Verona, the setting of Romeo and Juliet, to see the famous balcony and other key landmarks. Hotel pickup is included for convenience.

While your ship is in port, see more of Sicily on a full-day to Taormina. Take a guided tour of this historical city, including a stroll along Corso Umberto, once an ancient Roman street, and a visit to the Greco-Roman Theater. Plus, admire views of Mt. Etna and Giardini-Naxos bay from Castelmola. Pickup and drop-off from the ports of Messina and Giardini Naxos are included.

Don’t settle for blurry smartphone selfies when visiting the Eternal City. Rome’s piazzas and monuments make for an ideal backdrop for photos—but it takes professional equipment and experience to craft frame-worthy images. On this small-group tour, cruise through town in a Fiat 500 convertible, taking in Trastevere and Vatican City views. Enjoy two photoshoots along the way: at the Colosseum and a panoramic viewpoint from Gianicolo Hill.

If you are in Catania, or you arrive from a cruise to the terminal, you can spend a day with us of 5 - 6 hours, for an unforgettable excursion! Driver will pick you up at the place indicated by you, even if not mentioned in the pick up list. Direction Savoca about 1 hour, famous town chosen by the director Francis ford Coppola to shoot some scenes of the famous Oscar-winning film The Godfather. Stop at the Vitelli bar for a photo and tour in the small quaint town. We will continue to Taormina, a charming town called the pearl of the Mediterranean, with its unique Greek-Roman theater, ( Entrance not Included ) the characteristic alleys, decorated with souvenirs, bars and typical Sicilian clubs. Return to Catania. This tour does not include a guide, which you can possibly book upon confirmation as an extra at a cost of €uro 180.00 Catania Savoca Taormina

Take a deep dive into Italy’s most beloved bubbly and the area where it’s produced with this small-group Prosecco wine tour. Depart from Venice and take in the gorgeous countryside on your way to a family-run winery that produces prestigious DOCG Prosecco. Enjoy a guided tour through the vineyards and cellars and learn about this sparkling wine’s production and history, then relax over a tasting paired with traditional cheeses and charcuterie.

LA DOLCE VITA on the Amalfi Coast. Live a unique experience with a photo tour aboard the legendary Fiat 500, as in the 1960s. Discover the beauty of the Amalfi and Sorrento Coast, with stops in Positano, Praiano and the Furore Fjord. Andrea will capture every special moment with photos and videos, including a personalized Instagram Reel. Join us for an authentic and unique experience, full of unforgettable memories to take home!

Explore Milan's most significant historical landmarks, including skip-the-line access to da Vinci's 'The Last Supper', during this walking tour. With your local art historian guide, visit sites like Sforza Castle, the Scala Theater, Piazza dei Mercanti, and the Duomo. View 'The Last Supper', Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, without waiting in the general admission line. All entrance fees are included on this small-group walking tour.

On this full-day tour from Palermo, you’ll be driven to three of Sicily’s most stunning and history-packed destinations. Enjoy free time to explore the castle town of Castelbuono, the hillside town of Monreale, and the originally Greek seaside hub of Cefalu. Discover the region’s Arab-Norman roots with optional visits to the opulent Cappella Palatina and 14th-century Castelbuono.

The Uffizi Gallery is home to hundreds of Renaissance-era masterworks, including pieces from Michelangelo, Botticelli, and Caravaggio. Enjoy an intimate introduction to the iconic collection in a group of a maximum of fifteen people during this small-group guided tour, which includes fast-track admission tickets and audio headsets, so you can move freely without missing a word.