Tours & Activities in Italy

Italy has more UNESCO World Heritage Sites than any other country in the world, with 58 inscribed properties including Venice, Florence's historic centre, and Pompeii.

The Roman Colosseum, built between 70–80 AD, is one of the largest amphitheatres ever constructed and could hold up to 50,000 spectators in its heyday.

Italy is the world's largest producer of wine by volume, with regions like Tuscany, Piedmont, and Veneto producing globally renowned varieties such as Chianti and Barolo.

The Italian language has around 63 dialects; what's spoken in Rome is quite different from Sicilian, reflecting Italy's history as separate kingdoms and city-states until 1861.

Italians consume more pasta per capita than any other nationality—roughly 23 kg per person annually—and there are over 350 recognised pasta shapes.

The Grand Canal in Venice is lined with 200 palaces and was the city's main commercial highway for over 1,000 years.