Top Italy Factory Tours

Explore a wine cellar in Montepulciano with this tasting and tour. See rows of large oak barrels full of aging wine and learn about how it is made. Taste 3–6 local wines— Supertuscan, Nobile, and Nobile Riserva—alongside a food tasting or bruschetta with extra-virgin olive oil.

Many tours visit the ancient ruins of Pompeii but only a few include the first-hand expertise of an archaeologist guide. Explore the ancient Roman city and discover what life was like before the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in the company of a guide who brings history to life while leading you to important buildings and structures such as the Basilica, the Forum, and the thermal baths.

Immerse yourself in Martini reality among the memories of our past, today's news and the beauty of a future to be written together. Discover our history with the visit Mondo MARTINI Gallery, let yourself be guided in the production plant to learn the secrets behind the iconic products of the brand and conclude with the final tasting signed Martini. Other things to keep in mind: - Casa Martini can be easily reached by train from Porta Susa, check on Trenitalia site to know the timetable (there is a train every hour) or by the CitySightSeeing shuttle that leaves at 14: 00 every Friday-Saturday-Sunday. - Mandatory to wear sturdy shoes with rubber soles and closed. Visitors in open shoes or heels will not be admitted to the production visit. Tour in English: 3 p.m.

Avoid the rush of group tours and explore the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and Roman Forum at your own pace with this self-guided AI video tour. Simply download the app on your phone, plug in your own headphones, and explore. Wander the main floors of the ancient amphitheater before continuing to the nearby ancient sites. Upgrade for access to the restricted arena floor, or to add on a VR experience.

The visit to the Factory in Pedavena is a unique guided tour, developed in the middle of the main production departments of the brewery located in Pedavena. We start from the historic cooking room, to arrive in the horizontal fermentation cellars and halfway through the tour there will be a stop in the internal museum. Inside the latter there are documents, tools and historical photos that testify to our century-old tradition in beer production. Subsequently we will pass through the maturation and storage silos, to then continue towards the bottling department. The visit will end at the Bottega Dolomitica with the tasting of two beers from the Dolomiti range and there will be the opportunity to purchase the best typical local products.

Witness centuries of craftsmanship come to life during this glassblowing demonstration in Murano. Leave the usual tourist attractions behind and head to Venice’s famous Murano islands for a peek behind the scenes of a proud glassmaking tradition. See one of the masters at work and learn how Murano glass is made before visiting the showroom to see hundreds of examples up close.

Cover the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill in just hours with this tour of the sights in ancient Rome. With a guide, head into the Colosseum to walk in the footsteps of gladiators, emperors, and plebeians as tales of the brutal games ring in your ears. Stroll amid the ruins of the Roman Forum, then discover layers of Roman history on Palatine Hill.

Few visitors to the Colosseum get to see all of its areas. This guided tour provides access to parts of this ancient arena that are usually off-limits. Choose to explore only the main levels, or upgrade to the arena floor or the underground chambers with this experience, and walk in the footsteps of gladiators. After your visit, continue your tour at the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill and gain deeper insight into Ancient Roman life.

Basilica di San Marco is the historical heart of Venice and an architectural marvel. No visit to Venice would be complete without taking in its arches, mosaics and intricate carvings. However, its popularity means it can be busy, with queues to get in. Skip the lines with direct access into the cathedral. Your host will meet you in the square outside to welcome you and ensure seamless entry. Plus, visit a nearby glass factory to see skilled artisans at work, continuing the Venetian tradition of glassmaking. Witness this fascinating craft up close, learn about its history and have the opportunity to buy a piece they have created for a unique souvenir or gift.

The Vatican Museums can mean long waits and an overwhelming amount of art to navigate independently. Save time with skip-the-line admission, then follow a guide through a carefully planned selection of highlights with historical and artistic context along the way. Visit the Sistine Chapel and, depending on your selected option, St. Peter’s Basilica while getting more from your time inside the Vatican.

Plan ahead and make the most of your visit to Florence’s world-famous Uffizi Galleries with a small-group guided tour. Head inside the historic galleries with a guide who leads you straight to must-see highlights, such as Botticelli's “Birth of Venus” and Caravaggio’s “Medusa,” plus hidden treasures you might miss on your own. After this insightful art history tour, continue exploring the museum at your leisure.

Discover the art of murano glass, a world renowned product that has been made in Italy for more than 1,000 years, during an insightful tour of the Original Murano Glass factory. Watch a live glass blowing demonstration and learn about the intricacies of the process from the artisans. Visit the factory shop and pick out an authentic, hand crafted murano glass souvenir.

Exploring the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill on your own can feel overwhelming, especially on a short stay in Rome. This guided experience brings these three landmark sites together in one structured visit, with commentary from a guide to help you understand what you’re seeing as you go. Instead of navigating vast ruins without context, follow a clear route and learn about gladiator games, imperial politics, and how daily Roman life shaped the ancient city.

Explore the Vatican and the Sistine Chapel without spending hours waiting in line on this comprehensive tour that includes entry to the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter's Basilica. Navigate the vast halls, artwork, and history with a guide who gives special insights into the collections that you would likely miss if alone. Go beyond the guidebook and enjoy commentary that enlivens highlights such as the Gallery of the Maps and the Pineyard Courtyard.

Optimize your sightseeing time with this Amalfi Coast boat cruise that departs directly from the Salerno port. Avoid the hassle and delays of the ferry and set off with a small group of just 12 passengers to skirt the coastline, stopping to swim and snorkel in pristine coves along the way. Enjoy free time in both Amalfi and Positano to visit the sights and shop before returning to Salerno.

Olive oil is one of Tuscany's premier products, with a rich history and deeply rooted traditions. Take a deep dive into olive oil culture at SuprEvo, the unique olive oil mill and museum set near Arezzo. Learn how olive oil has been produced over the ages via multimedia exhibits and interactive displays, marvel at historic tools, visit a modern olive oil mill, and sample different oils with a guided tasting. Come away with a better understanding of this important Tuscan specialty, as well as purchases from the olive oil-themed shop.

The Vatican Museums hold a collection so vast that first-time visitors lose hours finding the highlights. An art historian-guide cuts through it, with entry included and a route straight to the major works, ending at the Sistine Chapel and Michelangelo's ceiling. Hear the stories behind the art as you go, and upgrade to add a guided visit to St. Peter's Basilica.

With no train service and notoriously overcrowded buses, the Amalfi Coast can be a hassle to explore by land. Avoid the stress and delays with this boat tour from Salerno that takes in some of the most picturesque corners of the coast from the waters of the Mediterranean. Enjoy free time in Positano and Amalfi to sightsee and shop and swim breaks to cool off in the crystalline waters.

Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast are two must-sees, but visiting means facing the area’s challenging roads or overcrowded public transportation. Instead, enjoy these two highlights stress-free with this private driving tour that includes hotel pickup and a flexible schedule. Stop in Pompeii to explore on your own before continuing on to the Amalfi Coast. Visit Positano, and either Amalfi or Ravello.

MOTOR*STARS (since 2004) takes you to discover Italy’s iconic Motor Valley on a stress-free, seamless full-day tour from Bologna. Designed for true car enthusiasts, this experience gives you privileged access to the world of Italian supercars: - Pagani Factory and Museum - Ferrari Museum in Maranello - Lamborghini Factory and Museum Travel in a small group (maximum 7 guests) for a more personal and exclusive atmosphere, with transfers in a licensed luxury Mercedes van. Between visits, enjoy a traditional Bolognese lunch with drinks included, for a complete and authentic experience. This isn’t just a tour — it’s the easiest way to experience the best of the Motor Valley in one unforgettable day. Tour conducted in English. Book now - guaranteed factory availability and limited slots.

Rent an electric bicycle in Montepulciano and visit the wineries of Tuscany without getting too tired. Thanks to the extra sprint it gives you over hilly terrain, the electric bike is the perfect way to explore the country lanes and soak up the landscape of the famous wine region. Following a planned route, you will be able to visit a selection of local wineries and enjoy two wine tastings in their cellars.

Step inside The Glass Cathedral and experience Murano glassmaking from an exclusive perspective unlike traditional demonstrations. Seated at a private table just a few meters from the furnace, you will enjoy a front-row view of master glassmakers shaping molten glass into handmade creations before your eyes. While surrounded by the warm glow of the furnace and the unique atmosphere of this historic venue, guests will enjoy a bottle of local Prosecco in an intimate and elegant setting. The experience also includes stories and curiosities about the centuries-old tradition of Murano glassmaking, creating a perfect combination of art, culture and atmosphere. Ideal for couples, special occasions and travelers looking for a truly memorable Venetian experience.

Board the Bernina Red Train, Switzerland's alpine delight, for a ride along one of the most beautiful railway routes in the world. After a coach ride from Milan to St. Moritz, enjoy free time to explore the chic mountain town before boarding the bright red train to travel on the UNESCO-listed route. Soak up unparalleled views of tall peaks, clear glaciers, and wide valleys as you make your way to Tirano. Explore the town a bit before your return coach journey to Milan.