Top Italy Spring Break in 2026

The visit to the Lenotti Winery offers a unique experience thanks to the opportunity to explore every stage of wine production: from the historic vineyards of the Santa Cristina Vineyard, to the fermentation cellar, to the underground barrel cellar where the great red wines rest. The experience culminates with an exclusive tasting of 4 wines including an Amarone DOCG Classico, accompanied by explanations on the characteristics and production methods.

Anyone can visit Rome and indulge in fresh, handmade pasta—but then how will you get your pasta fix once your vacation ends? During this small-group cooking workshop in Rome’s bustling Prati district (near Vatican City), master the art of Roman pasta and creamy tiramisu as you prepare multiple menu items from scratch, with hands-on guidance from a local chef. Then, sit down to enjoy your meal along with wine.

Discover Tuscany and biodynamic viticulture on a winery tour with a breathtaking view of Montalcino while you learn about our philosophy. During a seated wine tasting, we will serve you 6 different wines and give you a short introduction to each of them. Then you will have the possibility to taste them independently.

When you’re staying in Sirmione, skip the drinks that you can find anywhere, and sip local Lugana wine instead. Putting the spotlight on the wine made just south of Lake Garda, this tasting session takes place in a local winery, just outside of central Sirmione. You’ll visit the vineyards, learn about the turbiana grapes, and then relax in a local restaurant where two varietals of Lugana wine and local specialities await.

Want to try the wine of southern Italy but skip any dry details? This private wine tasting in Naples puts a fun twist on a serious topic, allowing you to discover Campania wines through games and trivia in a bar. Two local wine varietals are included, along with bruschetta, local salami, cheese, and tips from a sommelier host.

There are many ways to discover coastal Livorno’s charms—and a private walking tour of the city’s central market is certainly an engaging way to explore. Meet your guide at your local accommodation or near your port, and set off for the Mercato Centrale—one of Europe's largest markets. Stop to sample local dishes, snacks, regional wines, coffee and more.

Enjoy a wine experience in the heart of Val D'Orcia, surrounded by the most authentic Tuscan countryside. Together with Tatiana, the owner of Poggio del Moro, or our oenologists, you will explore the Poggio del Moro estate - from the vineyards, to the oil mill, to the cellar and the barrique cellar - and you will learn the production process of our natural wines, free from pesticides and unnecessary production interventions. Poggio del Moro is an out of the ordinary boutique winery, an extraordinary open-air art gallery. In addition to our excellent wines, here you will find contemporary art exhibitions or artistic performances, which you can observe while visiting the cellar or tasting your wine in relaxation, an absolutely original and refined experience in an intimate and exclusive setting!

Swap busy wine bars for a chance to try wine at its source, with this visit to an organic winery. As well as learning about the story of the wine producers and how wine is made, bottled, and labeled; the experience also includes the opportunity to try three different wine samples.

There’s no better gift to bring back from the Eternal City than the art of Italian cuisine. Learn the family recipes that have helped one Roman restaurant feed locals for a century during this intimate cooking class. Prepare two types of pasta—fettuccine ribbons and gnocchi dumplings—as well as Italy’s national dessert, tiramisu. Then sit down to enjoy a feast based on your pasta, with two glasses of authentic local wine.

When you’re in Verona, opt for a wine tour and tasting session at a family-run Amarone Valpolicella winery. Having made wine with passion for three generations, the Vogadori family of the Cantina Fratelli Vogadori estate focus on their green production methods, which continue to create wine appreciated around the world. Up to five samples of wine are included along tastings of Amarone grappa and olive oil. The tour lasts about one hour.

Looking for the most social night out in Naples? Join our Pub Crawl through the vibrant streets of the Historic Center, where great bars, fun games, & amazing people come together for an unforgettable evening. Whether you're traveling solo, with friends, or even if you're a local looking to meet new people, this experience is all about creating real connections the Italian way. Visit four local bars, explore 2 of the city's liveliest nightlife areas, and enjoy ice-breaker games designed to make conversations happen naturally. Our fun local hosts will introduce you to authentic venues loved by Neapolitans, helping you experience the city's nightlife beyond the typical tourist spots. At the end, on Weekends, you'll also have the option to continue the party at a local club (optional €5 entry, including one drink). Please note: Drinks & shots are not included, allowing you to choose what you like while enjoying affordable local prices and not forcing anyone to drink.

Savor premium Florentine cuisine without spending hours researching the city's top restaurants on this exclusive small-group food tour. Join your gourmet guide to bypass the tourist-trap eateries and instead feast on fragrant truffle pasta, authentic Florentine steak, and other Tuscan delicacies as you stroll through the heart of the old town. Sip fine wines in a historic cellar, discover landmark food shops and charming wine windows, and learn about Florence's culinary treasures. Cap off your decadent walk at one of the best gelato spots in town.

Get off of crowded tour buses and behind two wheels of a zippy Vespa on this “ultimate” tour of Chianti. After a short skill check test at our base, explore the Tuscan countryside and Chianti hills past vineyards, olive tree groves, and rural villas. A small group means more attention from your guide. Then, ride the scenic Chianti Road on the return journey.

Tuscany is known for its great wines, but finding cellars on your own can take hours of research. Make the most of your time on this tasting tour from Florence that includes round-trip transfers and a visit to one of the region's most historic producers. Travel to a 12th-century Chianti winery for a tour of the estate, learn about the region's varietals from a sommelier, then enjoy a guided tasting of estate wines, followed by a Tuscan lunch.

The countryside outside Florence offers the green hills, medieval towns, and wineries that are synonymous with Tuscany. But, without local knowledge or your own car, you risk missing out on the region’s gems. This small-group day trip from Florence showcases both off-the-beaten-track villages such as Monteriggioni with famous towns such as UNESCO-listed San Gimignano and Siena. A wine tasting, cooking class, and traditional Tuscan lunch complete the day.

Head out of Naples or Pompeii and into the Irpinia wine region for a cooking class at the Cortecorbo Winery. Inside this family-run organic winery, you’ll prepare pizza, fresh pasta, and tiramisù, then enjoy your creations over a traditional long lunch paired with the winery’s own varietals, including the prestigious Taurasi DOCG.

Explore Mount Etna with this tour from Catania that introduces you to the landscapes and geology of the volcano. Following a hiking route, you'll have the chance to admire forests, craters, and scenic views—and explore a lava cave with headlamps and helmets. After lunching on Sicilian food and wine, head to the Alcantara River gorges to experience more of Sicily's natural beauty.

If you want to discover the wonders of Pompeii in a day—without having to figure out local trains or buses—then this is the tour for you. Set off from Positano with a small group, and travel in comfort in an air-conditioned vehicle. Once at Pompeii, you can benefit from having admission included, as well as a guide to show you around. Then later, take part in a wine tasting session with a delicious lunch.

Experience an authentic hands-on Italian cooking class in Bari during this small-group experience. Learn how to make pasta from start to finish using the proper ingredients and techniques. Then create a delicious pasta dish with help from your host and sit down to a Puglian feast featuring local wine, antipasti, handmade pasta dishes, and desserts.

Immerse yourself in a hands-on cooking class in Lecce. Learn to make orecchiette and maccheroni al ferretto, enjoy fresh sauces, local wines, and traditional Salento specialties in a cozy family setting. The small-group lesson of no more than seven people means you'll get plenty of attention from your teacher, plus, you'll leave with recipes to take home with you.

Arriving at the mill in a comfortable courtesy car, you will meet the staff who will take you on a sensational tour. Our maitre will serve you your first glass in front of Mount Vesuvius and tell you about the characteristics and aromas of the wine. Glass after glass you will take a sensory journey through the vineyards of Campania and southern Italy. Accompanying the wine will be typical local products such as cured meats, cheeses and seasonal vegetables. Limoncello and a mini tasting of Sorrento liqueurs will complete the tasting. On request, a gluten-free and dairy-free menu is available.

The art of Italian cuisine is the ultimate souvenir from your Rome vacation. Learn family recipes that have helped one restaurant flourish in Trastevere for more than 100 years during this small-group cooking class. Prepare fettuccine ribbons, gnocchi dumplings, and, of course, Italy’s favorite tiramisu. Along the way, enjoy your choice of two prestige Italian wines, either red or white. A downloadable recipe booklet ensures your skills translate back home.

Spend a day cycling through the beautiful Tuscan hillsides surrounding Florence on an easy-to-pedal e-bike. Travel through the enchanting landscape of vineyards, villas, and olive orchards, stopping to take photos. Learn more about the area’s history from your friendly guide, and avoid the risk of getting lost. Stop at a family-run Chianti wine estate for a guided tour and a traditional homemade Tuscan lunch, with wine and olive oil tastings.

Brunello di Montalcino is one of Italy's most prestigious wines, but navigating to the rural wineries outside of Montalcino on your own can be stressful. On this private wine tour, let your driver take the wheel and focus on vineyard views as you make your way to the top wine estates and cellars for exclusive tasting experiences. Explore stunning vineyards, learn about traditional winemaking techniques, and savor the rich flavors of Tuscany with guided tastings and a traditional lunch.