Walking & Biking Tours in Italy

Explore Milan's Navigli district on a 2-hour walking tour that introduces you to the city's historical network of canals, from its history that dates back to the 1100s to Leonardo da Vinci's role in the waterway system. This small-group tour is limited to 12 people to provide a more personalized experience.

The first few centuries of Christianity was severely persecuted by the Roman Empire.  A cult of the martyrs and saints grew to venerate the heroic testimonies of the men, women & children who gave their lives, often after extreme torture, rather than deny their faith.  This tour visits some of the places associated with some of the women of this early period of Christianity in Rome and explains the influence they had on Early Christianity. This tour is a 2 hour easy walking tour which visits the Papal Basilica of St Mary Major and the relics of Christ's crib from Bethlehem, the world famous Icon of Our Mother of Perpetual Succour, the Basilica of Santa Prassede and the pillar on which Christ was scourged, the Church of Santa Prudenza and the square of Santa Maria dei Monti.Our expert guides have masters level qualifications in either philosophy, theology, art history or archaeology, are mother tongue English speakers and are great fun.

Spend a day cycling through the beautiful Tuscan hillsides surrounding Florence. On this full-day bike tour, travel by minivan to a historic abbey tucked into the hills, and slowly descend through the enchanting landscape of vineyards, villas and olive orchards. Stop for lunch at a typical trattoria beloved by locals, and visit a winery for a cellar tour and tastings of wine and olive oil. Take in spectacular panoramic views of Florence from the Etruscan village of the Fiesole, and learn about the area's history from your friendly guide.

Explore the enchanting Tuscan hills on a 3-hour sunset bike ride from Florence. Travel off the beaten tourist path into the surrounding countryside, where you'll cycle past historic vineyards, monasteries and the villas of former Florentine nobility. Break for a typical Italian aperitivo, and watch a spectacular sunset over the city's famous red roofs from the viewpoint at Piazzale Michelangelo.

See the top attractions in the Eternal City with this efficient 3-hour walking tour of Rome. Walk through piazzas and streets to see monuments such as the Pantheon, Palazzo Farnese and Trevi Fountain.

Visit the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and the Roman Forum during this 3-hour walking tour. Have fun discovering Roman history and learn about gladiator combats with an enthusiastic Spanish-speaking guide. Groups sizes typically consist of 16 people, but may reach up to 24 during peak season. Skip-the-line tickets to enter the spectacular Roman amphitheater will be provided.

Discover the highlights of Rome as you ride through millennia of history on a 3-hour bike led by a knowledgeable guide. Pedal to the Coliseum and the Roman Forum, and check out the intricate Trevi Fountain, Castel Sant'Angelo and Spanish Steps. Learn about the architecture of Piazza Navona and hear informative commentary from your guide at each stop. Your small-group tour is limited to eight participants and proceeds at a leisurely pace with plenty of time for photo ops, providing a fun sightseeing tour of the Eternal City.

Get an insider's introduction to the majestic monuments and captivating history of Venice, starting with a guided walking tour around St. Marks Square. Stroll through winding backstreets and charming squares to landmarks like Marco Polo's house, and then skip the long line to enter the magnificent Doge's Palace. Learn about the one-time rulers of the Venetian Republic as you explore ornate halls decked out in Renaissance masterpieces, and imagine the fate of prisoners as you cross the famous Bridge of Sighs into the palace prison.

Explore Pisa and get a unique look at the Leaning Tower on this exciting guided 1.5-hour tour. After getting a photo trying to 'hold up' the Leaning Tower, discover the rest of Piazza dei Miracoli and the incredible cathedral that sits on the square (approx. 1-hour). And then head back the Leaning Tower and climb it all the way to the top (approx. 30-minute).

With so much to see in Rome, a bike tour is an ideal way to cover lots of ground while saving your feet from fatigue. On this 3-hour, 2-wheeled tour, hop onto a quality bike and follow your local guide through the city's most charming piazzas and interesting neighborhoods. Starting near the Colosseum, follow a route that takes you past ancient monuments like the Imperial Forum and along the river Tiber while your guide shares legends from the city's rich history.

Go back in time to the days of ancient Rome on this walking tour of the Colosseum, Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum. With a knowledgeable guide, avoid the entrance queue at the Colosseum with skip-the-line admission, and go inside to explore the amphitheater and hear stories about gladiators and Roman emperors. Then head to Palatine Hill for a view of Circus Maximus, and see the ruins of the Roman Forum. This tour is limited to 18 people.

Check out Rome's famous sites the easy way on a 3.5-hour bike tour led by a local professional guide. Cruise around the astonishing architectural wonders of central Rome, from the grandiose ancient Colosseum to hidden delights such as the Church of St Mary of Peace and baroque jewels such as Piazza Navona. Plus, make the most of the pedestrianized areas around the ancient Roman Forum. Choose from a morning or afternoon departure and enjoy the personalized atmosphere of this small-group tour.

Get up close and personal with one of Rome's loveliest green spaces on a bike tour of the Villa Borghese's gardens. Choose between morning or afternoon tour times, and meet your guide in the city center, where you'll pick up your bike and helmet. Then, make your way to the gardens: one of Rome's largest public parks, they're home to elegant villas, a tranquil lake, and other attractions. Finally, continue to the nearby Coppedè neighborhood, famed for its striking architecture.

Discover the beauty and history of Verona, home of Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers in 'Romeo and Juliet.' On this 2-hour tour, admire the city's most important monuments on a sightseeing drive, and then stroll through the winding heart of town on a guided walk. See the Roman bridge and amphitheater, the 16th-century city gates, Piazza delle Erbe, Juliet's House and more while learning about Verona's rich legacy.

Discover Rome on two wheels with this bike tour of the historical center. Pedal along the charming streets to see top attractions like the Pantheon, Piazza Navona and Trevi Fountain. It's a great way to get oriented with the city when you first arrive, providing an easy ride and allowing you to cover more ground than you would on a walking tour but still enjoy being outside to catch all the views.

Discover Florence's thriving craft scene on a half-day insider's tour of the places and people that are carrying on artistic traditions passed through the centuries. Visit the private workshops of local leather workers, goldsmiths, paper makers and more to watch these skilled artisans practicing their crafts. Learn about the traditional methods that have made Florentine goods highly sought after since the 13th century, and have a chance to purchase unique handmade items straight from the source.

If it's your first time in Venice, the Doges Palace is probably top of your must-see list, and this 1-hour Doges Palace tour ensures you make the most of your time. Avoid the queues with skip-the-line entrance, walk across the iconic Bridge of Sighs, marvel at the Golden Staircase, and admire art masterpieces by Tintoretto and Titian.

Get to know the metropolis of Milan with a half-day walking tour. Learn about the fashion capital's stylish history as you're introduced to its top sights and some hidden gems by a knowledgeable guide.

Explore the lovely Sasso Caveoso district in the city of Matera on a 2-hour tour walking tour with a knowledgeable local guide. Visit one cave, one church and the historical center, hearing about the fascinating history and subterranean architecture of the city. See parts of the famous Sassi of Matera, ancient cave dwellings that are still in use today and have been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Take a trip back in time to explore old Milan via one of the city's historic trams with this 2-hour tour.