Experience the flavors of Naples on a guided street food tour. Follow your guide through the winding streets of the historic center and savor delicious local specialties. Visit a limoncello factory and enjoy a gelato. Meet your guide in Piazza Bellini to start your journey into the flavors of Neapolitan cuisine. Follow your guide down 2 of the main streets of the historical center, telling you the legends and stories of one of the city. Enjoy the taste of pizza a portafoglio and the unique pizza fritta.  Try frittate di pasta and arancini. Stop in Piazza del Gesù before sampling taralli and some delicious babà and sfogliatelle – dishes that originated in Naples. Pass by the Santa Chiara Church - made famous all around the world by Anne Radcliffe in her gothic novel The Italian - piazza Bellini and the Conservatory of San Pietro a Maiella.  Enjoy the taste of the fresh mozzarella, served in the salumeria - a small shop of typical products, where you will be captured by the smell of the fresh cheese, ham, salami, mortadella and more! Sip a limoncello shot while visiting a limoncello factory and choose to end your tour with a gelato. You will enjoy this tour bite by bite.

Immerse yourself in Sorrento's most deep-rooted traditions with a guided tour of a local lemon garden. Stroll through the lush area to learn about the typical cultivation techniques. Taste some delicious artisanal jam, as well as some fresh limoncello and lemon-scented olives. Take a lovely leisure walk through this lush garden and experience the age-old tradition of lemon cultivation. Listen to your guide as they tell you the history behind this true Italian staple. See the production and transformation techniques of the most famous lemons in the world. Breathe in the intense scent of these iconic fruits and enjoy a guided tasting of the estate's most representative products, including orange and lemon marmalade.

See enchanting scenery unfold before your eyes in a secret place full of history and atmosphere on a guided tour of Bourbon Tunnel in Naples. Choose the Via delle Memorie tour option to enrich your trip by walking the historic underground route. The Bourbon Tunnel was built in 1853 by Ferdinand II of Bourbon, who, concerned about the outbreak of the rebellion, asked for an escape from the Royal Palace to the barrack in Via della Pace, now Via Morelli. The work was not completed and, during World War II, the tunnel was used as a military hospital, later becoming the Hall Judicial Deposit. The war left its mark even in the subsoil: find handwritten messages of wishes and desolation of those who lived there. In the tunnels, find statues dating back to the fascist period and an exhibition of cars and motorcycles, abandoned for years and then freed from the rubbish. Add the option to walk the Via delle Memorie, an underground route carved out of the tuff. This tour starts from the Palazzo Serra di Cassano basement. See historical finds from WWII, 16th century caves, and a water tank from the 17th century, later used as a bomb shelter. End your tour with a walk through the last section of the tunnel.

Naples is not just pasta and pizza. I'll take you to ancient places where my decade-old family buys food. The Montesanto market. And a market from the 1500s, I will tell you about the history and preparation of our street food This is a place where all Neapolitans gather. It is the largest market in Naples and it is a place full of passion where people buy all kinds of products. We will go to 6 different food shops: - BAKERY We will go to a typical shop where they cook Neapolitan taralli, they are savory, typical biscuits –BOTTEGA FRIED CUOPPO Try into the most popular fried cuoppo shop of Naples since 1897. Try potato croquettes, arancini, fried corn and fried mozzarella. –SALUMERIA We will try a local appetizer: Neapolitan salami, mountain ricotta, mozzarella from Caserta. –TRIPPERIA We will go to the oldest trippa shop in Naples, you will try our pork with lemon. -FRIED PIZZA We will eat the oldest and most famous pizza in Naples. We will go to Gennaro's shop where he has been making f –SCATURCHIO BAR Here you can choose between our sweetness, babà, sfogliatella, sciu, lobster tail. Now you can finish your meal with a good Neapolitan espresso

Uncover monuments and untouched nature on this guided walking tour of Sorrento's historic center. Admire the breathtaking beauty of the Vallone dei Mulini (Valley of the Mills) and delight your taste buds as you try some local products.  Starting at Piazza Tasso, visit the Vallone dei Mulini with its magnificent explosion of untouched nature climbing over stunning ruins. See the Romanesque Sorrento Cathedral, the Sedil Dominova palace, and the ancient gates. Have the opportunity to visit some shops that sell limoncello and typical lemon products. Savor a tasting of Sorrento products and learn about growing lemons and making limoncello. Descend to the Cloister of San Francesco and stroll along the Villa Comunale park where you can take in views of the Gulf of Naples that stretch up to the seaside village of Marina Grande.  Meet artists and craftsmen who, with their extraordinary work, have contributed to making Sorrento famous all over the world.

Follow your guide around Tasso Square, admire the Sant'Antonino Church and the San Francesco Cloister, and marvel at the spectacularly ancient Valley of the Mills. Learn about the history of the monuments and how the townspeople appreciate and celebrate these locations.   Taste a delicious tagliere with local salami and cheese. In the little alleys of Sorrento, you can appreciate the local art crafts such as the inlaid woodwork and the famous Sorrento sandals. Ask your guide for recommendations on where to buy souvenirs. Learn about the small industries that exist within this small town. Learn how to get around Sorrento, and ask your guide for advice on other locations to see while in the area. Stop at a local shop in the city center, for a quick refresh to taste seasonal fresh fruits before continuing to the Marina. Get a sense of local life as you stroll around the old fishing village of Marina Grande and enjoy the stunning view of the Neapolitan Riviera from breathtaking viewpoints. Hear about the history of fishing in the area from old wives' tales to interesting techniques used. Get the local cuoppo fritto a horn filled with fried fish or other delights.

Discover the wonders of the Amalfi Coast on this guided trip from Rome. Ride a train to Salerno and take in the passing sights on a ferry ride along the coast. Stop in Amalfi and visit a lemon orchard for a limoncello tasting. The day starts in Rome where you’ll catch a high-speed train to Salerno with your group of travelers and a tour leader. From there, hop on a ferry ride that takes you along the stunning Amalfi Coast. The first stop is Amalfi, where you’ll head up to a lovely lemon orchard and enjoy a tasting of one of the region’s most beloved products: the sweet, tangy liqueur called limoncello. The farm is perched above the town and offers stunning views out to sea. After the tasting, take advantage of free time to explore the town and, if you enjoyed your tasting, buy some limoncello.  Embark on another ferry ride along the epic coastline to your next stop, the neighboring town of Positano, a small fishing town that has long been the holiday destination of choice for VIPs, from the Romantic poets of the 19th century to today’s Hollywood stars. After an orientation walk with your guide, you’ll have two hours of free time. Browse the boutiques filled with world-famous beachwear, have leather sandals made to fit your feet, or enjoy a lunch of local delicacies at a seaside cafe (costs not included).  Don’t forget to bring your swimsuit, as there’s nothing nicer on a summer’s day than a dip in the sea. After you've gotten to know Positano, head back on the boat for a return cruise to Salerno where you’ll catch the train back to Rome.

There's no better way to discover Italy's culture from the inside. Our national network of expert Italian home cooks offers the finest Italian food experiences. Immerse yourself in a private dining experience with an Italian family with a 4-course menu (starter, pasta, main course and dessert with drinks included: water, selection of local wines and coffee) showcasing authentic Italian recipes passed down by real Italian Mammas in family cookbooks. Enjoy a cooking demonstration, where your host will show you their cooking skills as they finish the dishes in front of you. Feel the warmth of Italian hospitality by connecting with local people. You'll come away with happy memories, new friends, and a deeper understanding of your destination, as you taste the typical dishes that real Italians cook every day. This experience is held by Cesarine, the oldest Italy’s network of home cooks available in 500 cities all over the country. The word "Cesarine" means "home cook". Our network of passionate and welcoming local hosts open the doors of their own homes to curious travellers for immersive culinary experiences. The Cesarine serve only local specialties from their family cookbooks to tell the great story of their traditional regional cuisine.

Hop onto your e-bike and cruise along the old mule trails to Sant’Agasta sui due Golfi. Along the way, stop in Schiazzano, a small hamlet within the Massa Lubrense territory. Visit a local family farm and witness the process of mozzarella and caciottina production firsthand. Taste local cured meats and the renowned Provolone del Monaco D.O.P. Sip on authentic fresh homemade lemon juice. Try some lemon and orange marmalade on melba toast, and local extra virgin olive oil on homemade bread. 

Discover the ancient roads of the Sorrento Coast that connect the town of Sorrento with the community of Massa Lubrense. Take an e-bike tour through olive and lemon trees for a truly immersive experience in the Italian countryside. Stop at a traditional farmhouse to taste their artisanal limoncello. Immerse yourself in nature as you make your way through the roads and paths that local people used to travel decades ago. Enjoy a laidback journey away from the crowds and ride a convenient e-bike to cover longer distances than you normally would by bike. Make a stop at Il Convento, a farmhouse surrounded by a vast lemon grove that focuses on preserving the traditions of the area. Taste a glass of artisanal limoncello, one of the iconic products of the Sorrento Coast. Additionally, you might get to taste other products prepared with lemon.