Top Italy Spring Break in 2026

San Gimignano is surrounded by quiet countryside dotted with small wine estates. Visit one of these traditional farms and connect with local hosts on this tour and wine tasting experience. Take in the organic farm's garden, orchard, vineyard, olive grove, "vinsantaia" aging room, and cellar. Then enjoy a tasting of eight organic wines of your choice paired with the farm's own olive oil plus local cheeses and cold cuts and other culinary combinations.

Taste your way around two of Rome’s most iconic neighborhoods during this small-group food tour in Campo de Fiori and Trastevere. Skip the tourist traps and gain insight into the cultural and historical significance of over numerous Roman dishes, from fried cod and roast pork to organic gelato.

While on vacation, it’s sometimes nice to pack in more than one activity per day. This guided tour of a local Perugia winery paired with wine and local food product tasting is comprehensive but takes just a few hours, so you can enjoy yourself and then head to the day’s next adventure. Choose from multiple departure times to suit your schedule and enjoy tastings of wine and local products included.

Your food and wine experience in Valpolicella It will be a family meeting, the beauty of a territory, it will be the vigor of a vineyard, the scent of drying grapes, it will be the story of a passion, the charm of tradition and the enthusiasm of research, it will be the atmosphere of a old cooper and enveloping elegance of an Amarone, it will be emotion.

Mount Etna is Europe's largest active volcano, but you don’t have to climb the mighty peak to experience the natural wonder. On this full-day tour from Taormina, hike through the ancient woodlands and lava caves of Mt Etna; indulge in a Sicilian-style lunch and wine tasting; and explore the Alcantara Gorge. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Depart from Sorrento for a small-group tour to top destinations on the Amalfi Coast. Take in the colorful houses and shops of Positano, see the Amalfi Cathedral, and have lunch with wine in Ravello. Hear live commentary as you travel with a small group limited to eight people for a more personalized experience—and even choose to upgrade to include a coastal mini-cruise.

Explore the rolling hills, sun-blushed vineyards, and winding country lanes of Tuscany from a classic Italian Vespa. Hop aboard your own 50cc Original Piaggio Vespa scooter or share one with a friend, and follow your guide on a scenic tour of the Chianti region. Enjoy the views of the skyline of the Medieval walled city of San Gimignano, jump off to admire the views, and enjoy a delicious wine-tasting lunch at a Tuscan winery.

Sicily is famed for its cuisine, but it takes insider knowledge to know how to eat like a local. Taste your way around stunning, coastal Taormina during this private or small-group evening culinary tour. Complement your dishes with a glass of Prosecco, red and white wine, and Italian liqueur. As you walk and taste, learn more about the city's food history from your guide.

Go kayaking across Lake Albano in Castel Gandolfo, a town located southeast of Rome. As you paddle across the water, enjoy the tranquil environment and scenery of the lake, and hear about the history of the town, which is home to the pope's summer residence. You also have the chance to sample wine and local food items.

Skip the tourist traps and savor authentic Roman cuisine on this food walking tour through districts including Piazza Navona, Campo de' Fiori, and the Jewish Quarter. Sample local favorites such as suppli, Roman pasta, pizza, cheeses, espresso, artisanal gelato, and a surprise secret dish revealed during the tour. Along the way, your guide shares fascinating insights into Rome’s history and culinary traditions for a truly immersive experience.

Roseto degli Abruzzi—home to some of the largest wine barrels in Europe—is known for its vineyards and historic wineries, but it takes local know-how to escape the tourist track and learn where to find the best wines. During this exclusive visit to 150-year-old Mazzarosa Winery, indulge in locally made, sustainable wines and a selection of regional snacks, plus a tour of the wine cellar.

Experience the picturesque countryside views and the fresh valley air of Segromigno on this farm tour of a local olive grove and winery. See where the high quality grapes and olives are grown, and learn about how the olives are pressed and made into olive oil, and where the grapes go to be made into wine. Taste both the local olive oil and local wines, and enjoy the local ambiance.

Discover the flavors of Puglia without the challenge of choosing among the region’s many wineries and local food producers. This tasting experience combines vineyard access, winemaking insights, and regional specialties in one visit. Stroll through a Moscato di Trani vineyard with your host, learn about local wine traditions, and sample four wines paired with homemade farm products for an authentic taste of the region.

Leave the planning and driving to someone else on this daylong winery tour specializing in Brunello di Montalcino—a wine produced in the vineyards around the town of Montalcino. Visit 2 historic wine cellars in Montalcino and vineyards, have lunch in Montalcino a winery in the hill town of Montalcino itself.

Head to the Umbrian countryside for a day of fresh Italian food and cooking at an organic agriturismo (farm stay). Taking place at Il Fontanaro, this experience includes tastings of the farm’s award-winning olive oil and wine, a tour of the cellars, and a fresh pasta cooking class -- created with ingredients that you pick yourself from the garden.

The e-bike food and wine tour departing from Sorrento will take us towards Massa Lubrense through panoramic roads surrounded by greenery. Inside we will make a fantastic stop in a small hamlet of Massa Lubrense, Schiazzano. Here between one ride and another we will stop at a farm where our tour will come to life. Thanks to the hospitality of the Agritourism Company we will be able to closely witness the making of mozzarella and caciottine and taste them together with other products of "Il Turuziello" such as the renowned Provolone del Monaco D.O.P., nine types of flavored oils, fragrant bread and cheesecake. All accompanied by a good glass of wine and homemade limoncello! The tour we propose will allow you to discover unknown and uncontaminated corners of our land, far from mass tourism. A journey that aims to combine art, history and nature with the pleasure of slow and itinerant movement.

Autumn time Escape Milan and discover the golden beauty of Oltrepò Pavese, just 20 minutes from Milan Central by train. Join us for a relaxed, personal countryside experience in a small group, visiting a beautiful family vineyard , lunch and fantastic views , Taste wonderful regional wines with delicious pairings, discover the stories and traditions behind them, and enjoy a leisurely local lunch. A chance to slow down, breathe, taste and experience the real Italy. Optional cooking lessons available.

Mt. Etna is home to dramatic volcanic caves and some of Sicily’s top food and wine producers. Stop at a family-run farm for a tour and tasting. Visit two local wineries to stroll through the vineyards and sample red and white wines over lunch.

Enjoy the thrill of an unforgettable night out in Rome on a Spanish Steps pub crawl. Journey through some of the city's finest bars and pubs. Along with private transportation, you have your choice of a 1-hour open bar of beer, wine, and mixed drinks, or just one included drink to get the night started. Get ready for an evening of joyous revelry with fellow travelers who want to meet new people.

The Aperol spritz isn’t the only drink you can sip in Venice. Get to know its local wine instead, on a tour of the Dorsoduro neighborhood’s traditional wine bars, known as "bacari." Skipping the tourist hangouts, focus instead on the places that serve "cicchetti" (small plates of local food, usually starring fish) alongside the wine. Fun facts about the culture and history of Venice complete the tour.

Italy may be most famous for its wines, but dedicated beer lovers know that Rome is a hub for craft beer. Head out in search of the tastiest brews during this private, personalized walking tour, finding more locations than you’d be able to on your own. First, visit the oldest brewery in the capital, near Piazza Venezia, then head across the Tiber River to trendy Trastevere for more beer samples and snacks.

Indulge your senses and leave planning travel logistics to someone else on a half-day tasting tour of the famous Chianti wine region. Travel through the rolling olive groves and vineyards of the Tuscan countryside, stopping at a winery to sample the local bounty. Learn about traditional and organic wine-making methods on cellar and estate tours, and taste olive oil, cheese, and different wines, including the famous red Chianti.

Take a break from the crowds in Siena, and spend an afternoon in the wine town of Montalcino on this group tour. Don't worry about hiring a car to get there, with transportation all sorted. Learn about Brunello di Montalcino wine and its production, along with wine tastings paired with local snacks. Admire views of the Tuscan countryside from this hill town as you discover the region’s generations-old winemaking traditions.

Discover Rome’s rich gastronomic traditions on this half-day, small-group tasting tour. Explore the Trevi district and visit the Campo de Fiori Market to sample a number of treats such as pizza, cured meats, prosciutto, pasta, gelato, and much more. See some of the Eternal City’s famous landmarks such as the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, and more as you follow your guide around some of Rome’s hidden gems.