Top Italy Spring Break in 2026

Become a pilgrim of sorts and take a scenic hike on the historic Via Francigena, an old pilgrimage route that stretched from Canterbury in England to Rome. The rural route takes you through villages, vineyards, and some of the most scenic countryside in Tuscany. Best of all, once you get to the medieval village of Monteriggioni you're rewarded with a wine tasting. At the end, head back to Siena via train.

On your Lake Garda vacation in Desenzano, take a pass on the tourist wine and sample the wine from the local region instead. Taking place in a generations-old family winery, the experience includes a tour of vineyards and cellars to learn about the family’s sustainable wine-production methods and wine that results from it. Up to four samples are included, along with a platter of traditional sliced meat and cheese.

Master the art of one of Italy’s finest exports during a pizza making class in Rome. The short duration of this class makes it ideal for time-pressed travelers, while a personal cooking station and small group ensure that you receive personal attention from your guide. Learn the secrets to making the perfect pie—from delicious dough and sauces, to the perfect rolling and cooking techniques.

In our Florence Pub Crawl, we will take you to squares and bars in Firenze's Old Town. Music, people, games, shots, and drinks will do the rest! We will visit some of the squares and clubs that the locals love the most and will entertain you with some fun games, suitable for everyone. In total, we will visit four bars in the Old Town, and at the end, we will give you the opportunity to enter a club, if you like. Are you traveling alone, or even being local, you want to try hanging out in a different circle from your usual one? Come and have fun with us: you will meet people from all over the world! NOTE: Drinks/shots are Not included in this - but we'll bring you to local places, affordable and, if you pay cash, you will sometimes also get better deals!

Italy’s Piedmont region is known as a gastronomic capital. On this private tour, you won’t just get to taste some of its most famous culinary products—you’ll go behind the scenes and see how they’re produced. First, join a truffle hunter and his dog on a walk, and see if you unearth any treasures. Then, transfer to a family-run winery, where you’ll learn how wine is made and enjoy samples of Barolo. Note: occasionally, the truffle hunt may be shared with a few other guests, in order to preserve the delicate environment where truffles grow, endangered by the recent climate changes

Reaching the Valpolicella and Soave wine regions from Venice means driving and sorting your own route between estates—awkward when tasting is the point. Hand the driving over on a private tour, riding out from Venice by car to a family-run winery in Valpolicella for a tour, tastings of wines such as Amarone, and a light lunch. A stop follows in the medieval village of Soave, with a short Verona tour along the way.

Discover a different side of Pompeii when you visit the Bosco de’ Medici Winery, located just minutes from the archaeological site. On this private tour, you’ll explore the vineyards and cellar, learn how wine is made, and discover why volcanic soil is good for viticulture. Then, enjoy a classic tasting option with numerous wines and traditional local dishes.

One of the best ways to explore Sardinia is by boat and this trip from Cagliari hits all the highlights. Join a small group and board your large zodiac boat for a sail across the azure waters of the Mediterranean Sea. Make several swim stops during the day, where you can observe the local marine life, and enjoy unparalleled views of the Devil's Saddle summit.

Spend a day out on the glimmering waters of the Mediterranean Sea aboard this motorboat tour from Cagliari. With a small group, set sail across the sea and enjoy time swimming and snorkeling in the crystal clear waters. Your boat is equipped with a changing room and bathroom on board, and plenty of space to relax or sunbathe onboard.

Travel to the central Rome location of Piazza Navona for a lesson in how to craft authentic Italian pasta on this private cooking class. Learn how to create fettuccine, tonnarelli, or maltagliati from scratch, while you enhance the experience with a chilled glass of prosecco. Conclude the lesson with a 3-course meal featuring your own handmade pasta.

Pasta is Italy’s iconic dish, and with this small-group cooking experience you can learn how to prepare two varieties of pasta like an authentic Italian “cesarina” (home cook). Roll out a sheet of pasta dough by hand to make both a fresh and filled variety from scratch, and then whip up a tiramisù with the help of your teacher. Relax after your hands-on class by sampling the dishes you’ve prepared together.

In addition to learning how to make fresh orecchiette pasta with a local grandmother, you will enjoy a complete gastronomic experience. During dinner, you will taste typical local products such as crunchy frise, local cheeses, delicious panzerotti, and of course the orecchiette you prepared together. Everything is accompanied by three glasses of local wine, for a true journey into the flavors of Salento.

Learn how to make authentic Italian pesto with a local chef who grows all the ingredients themselves. Discover more about local culinary traditions from your teacher as you grind the fresh ingredients on a mortar and pestle. Relax and enjoy your handiwork with a glass of crisp white wine and homemade focaccia at the end of the class.

"Enter a typical farmhouse in the countryside around fascinating Alghero and experience an authentic Sardinian hands on pasta cooking class with a passionate local chef. Then sit down to share your meal along with regional wines . During the summer season it will be available only for dinner."

Discover Florence like never before in a collection car: ORIGINAL vintage Fiat 500 Spiaggina — an icon of Italian style and la dolce vita. The tour includes a bottle of wine with ice bucket. This is not just a tour, but a private journey through time. Over 1.5–2 hours, the route is fully customizable to your interests. Drive past along the Lungarni, through Porta Romana, and up to Piazzale Michelangelo for breathtaking views. You can also escape to San Miniato al Monte or the hilltop town of Fiesole for unforgettable panoramas. Why choose this experience? – Rare & Original vintage Fiat 500 (not modified) – Iconic landmarks + hidden gems – Perfect for couples, or special occasions (3-4 people max) Feel Florence in the most authentic way — intimate, slow-paced, and unforgettable.

Combine three of Italy’s most vital delights—wine, landscapes, and history—on this tour of the 15th-century Castello Tricerchi Montalcino wine estate. Exploring in a group no larger than 15, discover 600 years of history, including the chapel, the vineyards, and the cellars. Round off your visit with a tasting of three signature wines—Brunello di Montalcino, Rosso di Montalcino, and a Toscana IGP—paired with delicious local nibbles.

The Cinque Terre towns and trails burst with visitors during the summer months, so put some distance between you and the crowds on this boat tour from Riomaggiore. Set sail with a small group of just 10 passengers to skirt the coastline, stopping to swim or snorkel along the way. Take in the views, relax over a glass of wine and focaccia, and snap photos of this UNESCO-listed coast from the water.

Tuscany is Italy’s gastronomic heartland and a cooking class is the perfect way to discover the region’s rich culinary traditions. On this 3-hour small-group cooking class, pick up tips and techniques from a local chef; create traditional recipes such as antipasti, bruschetta, and pasta dishes; then enjoy a homemade meal, accompanied by Tuscan wines.

Explore the Lecce countryside on a premium E-bike along an easy flat 28 km (17-mile) route. Ride through quiet rural roads to ancient villages and discover Salento’s traditions. In Sternatia, meet Gaetano—a storyteller and poet who speaks Griko, the ancient Greek dialect of the Grecìa Salentina. With him, explore a 15th-century underground olive oil mill, hear a poem in Griko, and learn stories about lamp-oil traders, village life, and this unique cultural enclave. Continue through two villages of the Grecìa Salentina, home of the Griko people, a Greek-speaking community with 3,000 years of history. In Galatina, visit the Basilica of Santa Caterina d’Alessandria, famous for its 14th-century Giotto-style frescoes. Stop at Pasticceria Ascalone, birthplace of the Pasticciotto (1740) At 1 PM, a private taxi (included) takes you back to Lecce. NOTE: Optional Primitivo wine tasting and traditional Puglian lunch (extra cost; private groups only; request one week in advance).

Get a taste of Sicily with this private tour to Mt. Etna, Europe’s highest active volcano. Leave the driving to your private guide and take in the scenery as you drive through mountain villages, stopping at a local honey shop. Visit volcanic craters and an Etna winery for lunch and a tasting of red and white Sicilian wines. Note that an admission fee for Etna entrance is not included.

This small-group painting experience in Rome lets you take part in the creativity. With step-by-step guidance, recreate iconic Roman landmarks while enjoying unlimited wine and authentic Roman-style pizza in a relaxed studio setting. Whether you’re a beginner or seasoned artist, leave with a finished canvas to take home—and a fun, social memory of your time in the Eternal City.

Discover the countryside and towns of Tuscany on a day trip from Florence, and see more of the region than you could manage alone. You’ll travel with a guide in a small group of no more than 12 people, and enjoy a mix of guided tours, free time, and tastings for an in-depth visit. Highlights include Siena, San Gimignano, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and lunch at a Tuscan winery.

This lively evening pizza-making class near the Colosseum lets you craft your own Roman-style pizza from scratch and enjoy a full dinner. Sip three signature spritz cocktails or alcohol-free alternatives as you master dough-stretching, topping, and baking techniques in about 2 hours. The social setting and mixology demo add to the fun, making it a memorable Roman night out.

Swap the hustle and bustle of Rome for the peaceful Roman countryside on a wine tour at a farmhouse within easy reach of the Eternal City. You don't have to go to Tuscany to see vineyards, and you can taste three varietals, learning more about the delicate composition of each wine. Snacks and salumi are included to enhance your experience.