Italy · WALKING TOURS
21 tours
We cover 21 Walking Tours in Italy. The 15 below are the ones travellers keep coming back to, each with what it costs, how long it lasts and what the price includes.
Skip the line for Leonardo’s Last Supper, then walk Milan’s highlights with a guide, headsets, and smart, timed stops.
“Stephanie was our guide and she was great. Content can be expanded to include duomo tickets.”
2.5-hour Naples street-food walk with an English guide, tasting pizza, pasta snacks, pastries, mozzarella, spritz, limoncello, and gelato.
“Carmen Your positive energy is amazing. If want to have the trip with the famous person in Naples - Carmen- everybody knows her :) Thank You Carmen, unforgettable memories thanks to You ♥️”
Guided Venice walk to Rialto and Scala del Bovolo, then a 30-minute gondola ride down the Grand Canal, 3pm start.
“Francesca our guide was fantastic. So informative and enthusiastic. Thank you. When issues arose (lateness) she was very calm and dealt with it efficiently.”
Offbeat Rialto and San Marco walk with Casanova sights and spiral stair details, plus an optional 30-minute gondola.
“Valentina was excellent - very passionate about the city's history and provided fascinating historical annecdotes. This is exactly the sort of tour I was seeking. In future I would like to do a tour that focuses on historical daily life of Venice.”
A guided walk through Bologna highlights, from Asinelli Tower and San Petronio to Neptune Fountain and the Quadrilatero Market, for $26.
“Very good introduction to Bologna and its history, seeing interesting buildings”
Skip-the-line St Mark’s, a guided backstreets walk, then a Grand Canal boat ride with a small group cap and expert local storytelling.
“Our tour guides had wonderful Knowledge about the city; they were personable, humorous and had excellent English! We booked the tour on our first day and it really provided us with a secure grasp of the culture, heritage and layout of the city. The canal boat tour was glorious!”
90-minute guided Florence walk past the Duomo and Ponte Vecchio, led in English, with free luggage storage, for $31.
“Alessandra was excellent! She gave us insights into history as we weaved our way through, and pointed out shops that we might like to visit in the future. This was a perfect way to quickly get the highlights so that you know what to come back to later. The length was really great too. Highly recommend!”
Small-group skip-the-line Florence tour to Accademia and Uffizi, led by expert guides, with Michelangelo’s David, Duomo views, and Piazza Signoria.
“This is the way to see Uffizi and Accademia. It truly does skip the lines. Catarina is very experienced and gave insight to many pieces we viewed. I highly recommend this tour.”
2.5-hour Rome street food walk in Trastevere and Campo de' Fiori with pizza, suppli, gelato, and local history in a small group.
“Leonardo was fantastic! His enthusiasm and passion about the food how is describes it all. was brilliant hes a wonderful guide and compliments!”
Palermo’s No Mafia walking tour explains the real Mafia system and the civil anti-Mafia movement, with major landmarks and a charitable contribution. $40.
“Very interesting and a lot of information given with passion. You're not going to be taken on the usual tourist trail, but if you want a local's view of Cosa Nostra - this is definitely for you.”
Explore Cagliari underground tunnels and crypts with a bilingual guide, then optionally add Old Town or wine tasting. 3 sites, 2-4 hours, great value.
“articulate guide who switches between languages really well. didn't rush us at all. interesting mix of recent history and ancient history. would recommend to anyone”
A 3-hour small-group walk through Palermo’s open-air markets, sampling panelle, arancine, cheese and olives, plus dessert and drinks.
“Great tour! Gave us a feel for the city and was nice to walk around and experience and taste street foods. Loved the gelato at the end :)- Alexandra was great and very personable tour guide.”
A 2-hour Rome ghost tour by moonlight, starting at Campo de’ Fiori and ending at Castel Sant’Angelo, with dark stories and offbeat stops.
“Yousef made the walking tour truly enjoyable with his fascinating stories and jokes. I highly recommend this tour. :)”
St Mark’s Square, Rialto Bridge, calli lanes, VR history, plus optional gondola for a low-cost Venice city-center sweep.
“The weather was awful but they did a great job, very kind and we learned a lot!”
A 1.5-hour guided walking tour through Florence highlights like the Duomo complex, Piazza della Signoria, and Ponte Vecchio.
“Chiana was an excellent guide! Worth doing for some quick history of the city.”
