Things to Do in Italy

Mountain rifugios

Dolomites, Italy

An overnight stay in a mountain 'rifugio' is a must when spending time in the Dolomites. These rifugios (refuges) differ in the facilities that they offer; some are quite basic, some are more luxurious.

Sommelier on the slopes

Dolomites, Italy

Sample the finest of South Tyrolean wines whilst on the beautiful Alta Badia ski slopes, guided by your expert sommelier.

Discover Lake Braies

Summer in the Dolomites, Italy

Be blown away by one of Europe's most beautiful lakes, Lago di Braies, the jewel of the Dolomites.

Discover Perugia and the Moretti Caselli studio

Umbria, Italy

Lose yourself in beautiful Perugia, the capital city of Umbria. Perched high on a hill about 500 meters above sea level, you will discover its historic centre surrounded in part by Etruscan walls and in part by medieval walls.

E-biking around Lake Garda

Italian Lakes, Northern Italy, Italy

Taking in the breath-taking landscape as you jump on two wheels for a guided e-bike adventure along one of the many cycling paths around Lake Garda.

Exclusive after-hours tour of the Vatican Museums

Rome

A unique and rare opportunity to visit the Vatican Museums after hours, giving you time and space to soak up the wonder of the masterpieces it holds.

Explore underground Orvieto

Umbria, Italy

A truly striking and memorable guided visit to Orvieto, a charming village perched high on a rock cliff in Umbria and one of the oldest towns in Italy.

Hike to the Tre Cime di Lavaredo

Summer in the Dolomites, Italy

Soak up the stunning views as you hike to the foot of the Tre Cime ‘Three Peaks’ - the iconic landmark of the Dolomites.

Hiking and Dairy Visit in the Alpe di Siusi

Summer in the Dolomites, Italy

Walking shoes at the ready take on this amazing hiking excursion to the Alpe di Siusi.

In the "Gattopardo" Footsteps

Sicily, Italy

In the "Gattopardo" Footsteps is an experience based on exploring the Literary Park, named so because of the region's connection to the book Il Gattopardo or The Leopard and its author, Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa.