The day starts with a private limoboat arriving to pick you up at your hotel (the best way to travel in Venice, gliding on water and taking in all of the picturesque scenery of the “Floating City”) and will be escorted to the famed museum Ca’ Rezzonico. 
Not only does Ca’ Rezzonico hold one of the most impressive collections of art in Venice, featuring works from the 18th century, but it is also housed in one of the most historic palazzos sitting on the Grand Canal. 
- muse over the masterpieces of Canaletto, Tintoretto, Tiepolo, and Guardi 
- stare up at the sublime frescoes depicting the ancient heavens
- get lost in grand salon and frescoes
- get lost in the baroque and rococo furnishings of the grand salon. 
After a whirlwind of art and culture, ready yourself for experiencing the Venetian life that you’ve just seen from the paintings in real life. 
The morning tour includes, after ca rezzonico , the visit of a famous Palazzo with the count  —whose illustrious family heritage includes ambassadors, tradesmen, and soldiers whose origins date back to the 18th century—invites you for an aperitivo at his family home, the elegant Palazzo . The home was once renowned for its legendary salons, featuring characters from Casanova to Lord Byron, hosted by the gracious noblewoman Marina Querini, wife of the Count . Who better to divulge the layers of history embedded within the sumptuous walls of the palace, than his present-day descendent? Finish the day with a glass of prosecco or spritz on the Count’s private balcony, while overlooking the stunning view below together. Nowhere else in the world will you be able to experience history as a living, breathing, thing, like you will in the unforgettable, magical city of Venice!
The afternoon tour includes, after ca rezzonico , the visit of a famous Palazzo with the countess who graciously invites you for an afternoon tea at her storied family home—one that has been carefully passed down from generation to generation— the elegant Palazzo
Built in the classical Renaissance style, the palace not only exemplifies the elaborate architecture of the 16th century, but also features one of the loveliest gardens of Venice—an undiscovered gem right in the middle of the lagoon. Allow the countess to recount the layers of history embedded within the sumptuous walls of the palace, over a cup of tea in her dining room. Nowhere else in the world will you be able to experience history as a living, breathing, thing, like you will in the unforgettable, magical city of Venice!

the tuor starts with the meeting point in Piazza Venezia ( Venezia Square )  number 3
waiting for you there will be the guide with the sign that says QUO VADIS TOUR
walking we will go to the discovery of the forum of August, forum of Giulio Cesare, and Traiano imperator  markets
all seen from a different perspective than the usual ones
the tour will end in front of his majesty ... the Colosseum
During the fascism, along the archaeological area of the Fori was opened the "Via dell'Impero" (the current route of Via dei Fori Imperiali), joining Piazza Venezia with the Colosseum, would have been used for military parades, and still there holds the parade for the feast of the Italian Republic on 2 June.
the duration tour is 3 hours

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Stop At: Duomo di Milano, Milan, Lombardy

The Cathedral is the cathedral of Milan, one of the most important architectures in the world.

Duration: 40 minutes

Stop At: Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Milan, Lombardy

We walk through the glamorous Galleria Vittorio Emanuele in Milan. We will admire its architecture while learning the history.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Teatro Alla Scala, Milan, Lombardy

Discover the history of one of the most famous theaters in the world.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Castello Sforzesco, Milan, Lombardy

The mighty fortress was also the residence of the lords of Milan during Renaissance. Walk the footsteps of Da Vinci and Napoleon in this amazing place of history.

Duration: 45 minutes

Enjoy a relaxing walking tour in Bologna, a city full of history and charm thanks to its porticoes and medieval buildings.
The tour can start in the morning or afternoon depending on your requests. You will meet your private guide in Piazza Maggiore, Bologna main square (or at the station) and have a pleasant walk around the city, visiting its main attactions.
You will have a look at Piazza Maggiore, with its important palaces and at via Rizzoli to understand the original plan of the city and how it has changed throughout history.
You will walk through the most famous food district of the city (the Quadrilatero), where the local food market takes place every day. Then you will stop at the Palazzo della Mercanzia and at the two medieval towers, now symbol of the city.
You will visit the beautiful and peculiar Complex of Santo Stefano and the Church of Saint Petronius, one of the biggest in Europe.
The guide will take you into the narrow streets of the Jewish ghetto, where the Jews were forced to live till the Italian Unification.
Bologna is also the city where the first university was founded. You will visit the university area, discovering this fascinating and controversial side of the city, and the Archiginnasio (the first official seat of the university of Bologna).
Finally you will be taken to one of the hidden corners of Bologna, known as the “little Venice”.

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Stop At: Piazza del Campidoglio, Rome, Lazio

As the great Virginia Woolf once said: “ For most of history, Anonymous was a Woman.” Well, we intend to rid ourselves of that anonymity and celebrate some of the great women from Rome and Italy’s past.
The first (as far as we are aware) Feminist tour of Rome will explore the role of women throughout Rome’s vast history.
Starting at the Campidoglio, we start our story of Rome with Rhea Silva (mother of Romulus and Remus), and Viginia Raggi (the current and first female mayor of Rome), before winding our way through the backstreets of Rome.


Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Roman Forum, Rome, Lazio

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At one of Rome's most beautiful viewpoints, we look down into the Roman Forum and discuss the role of women in the Ancient Roman period.

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: Teatro di Marcello, Rome, Lazio

Dubbed the mini Colosseum, this beautiful theatre actually predates the more famous amphitheater. Built during the reign of Agustus it is one of Rome's most remarkable structures and the perfect place to discuss the 'Mother of the fatherland', the indomitable, Livia Drusilla.
Livia has been cast in many roles by the writers of history: treacherous, avaricious, power-hungry and even murdering. But through the line of her two sons, Tiberius and Drusus, she is literally the matriarch of the entire Julio-Claudian dynasty.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Roman Ghetto, Rome, Lazio

we head quickly through the streets of the Jewish ghetto, leading us to an indistinct building that once housed the powerful Cenci family.
The family has a history dating back as far as medieval ages and reached levels of infamy due to the devastating story of one of their daughters, Beatrice Cenci.
Her life was cut short at the mere age of 22, and she has become a symbol to the people of Rome of resistance against the powerful aristocracy.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Piazza Navona, Rome, Lazio

The square may be dominated by Gian Lorenzo Bernini's fountain of the four rivers, but if it had not been for the direct intervention of Donna Olimpia Maidalchini, the closest advisor of Pope Innocent X, known as “La Papessa”, the female pope, or, more derogatorily, “La Pimpaccia”, woman of sin.
We follow her rise and fall and the role of women in the Renaissance and Baroque Papal court.


Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Palazzo di Montecitorio - Sede della Camera dei Deputati, Rome, Lazio

winding our way through the backstreets of Rome. We will discuss key female figures of ancient Rome such as Octavia and Livia, before moving on to the Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque city. We celebrate the lives of sisters, mothers, wives, mistresses, and prostitutes, bringing their emotions, passions, and narratives to life.
We will discuss the great Artemisia Gentileschi, born in Rome and the first women to be accepted the first woman to be accepted into the Academy of Fine Arts of Florence. Her works of art became incredibly sought-after, and dukes, princes and even kings requested commissions from her. This allowed Artemisia tremendous freedom, allowing her to travel around Europe, from Florence to Venice, Naples and even London. She did return to Rome for a period, but eventually travelled further south, to Naples, which is where she lived the rest of days, dying sometime around 1656.
Out tour ends a little closer to home, in the 20th Century, with Franca Viola, influential in the 1960s in Italy for refusing a "rehabilitating marriage" matrimonio riparatore", after suffering kidnapping and rape. She was one of the first Italian women who had been raped to publicly refuse to marry her rapist. Instead, she and her family successfully appealed to the law to prosecute the rapist. The trial was to have ripple effects throughout Italy.

Duration: 20 minutes

Tour of 2 hours available EVERYDAY departure from MARINA PICCOLA in Sorrento 3 times a day ( 9:00 am- 11:30 am – 2:30 am ). Tour will be guaranteed only if the minimum number of participants will be reached. Tour along Sorrento coast, along tuff shelfs overlooking the sea and coves carved by time, between  in history, myth, culture, archeology and traditions; here millennia human presence   has left traces of great anthropological, historical, archaeological value.Tour include: Professional English speaking skipper on board -Gasoline and taxes - Free WIFI - Free Bar ( alcoholic and no alcoholic) - Snorkeling equipment - Limoncello tasting - Visit of Mitigliano bay - Vervece Waterfall - Punta Lauro - Regina Giovanna bay . Tours are subject to Terms & Conditions.

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Stop At: Domus de Janas Genna Salixi

You are going to admire the magnificent necropolis of Genna Salixi of 14 domus de janas, which literally means house of fairies, considered the most beautiful and well preserved in the whole island.


Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Museo dell'Ossidiana, Oristano, Province of Oristano, Sardinia

You will discover what's the volcanic glass called obsidian and why and how prehistoric people used it.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Tomba dei giganti Sa Domu e S'Orcu, Siddi, Province of Medio Campidano, Sardinia

We will visit the Giara of Siddi, where you visit the Giant's grave "Sa domu 'e s'Orcu", which literally means "The ogre's house", as it is said to be inhabited by an evil creature like an ogre, but in reality is a tomb built around 1500 b.c.

Duration: 45 minutes

Stop At: Parco Naturalistico Archeologico Sa Fogaia Siddi, Siddi, Province of Medio Campidano, Sardinia

After that we will visit the protonuraghe Sa Fogaia, (one of fourteen nuraghes that populate the Giara) where you are going to learn about the learning process that brought prehistoric people from the protonuraghe to the nuraghe.

Duration: 45 minutes

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Stop At: Vatican Museums, Vatican City, Lazio

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Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes

Stop At: Sistine Chapel, Vatican City, Lazio

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Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City, Lazio

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Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: St. Peter's Square (Piazza San Pietro), Vatican City, Lazio

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Duration: 5 minutes

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Stop At: Corso Umberto

Historical, artistic and gastronomic experience in the international city of tourism, Taormina. Let yourself be guided among the beauties and the streets of Taormina, a landscape located on a hill 206 m above sea level, suspended between rocks and sea. Immerse yourself in a scenario of natural beauty, unique in variety and contrast, on the southern slopes of the Peloritani mountains of the Ionian coast with Etna in the background. Overlooking its terrace to enjoy the view while tasting a good Sicilian wine and typical products. All in an experience smells, smells, traditions and history in the enchanting Sicily, sealed by the beauty of Taormina.

Duration: 8 hours

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Stop At: Basilica di San Lorenzo, Florence, Tuscany

The Medici family church, designed and built by Filippo Brunelleschi

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: Piazza San Giovanni, Florence, Tuscany

The religious center of the city. Here we will see the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and the Baptistery of San Giovanni (in extern)

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Piazza della Signoria, Florence, Tuscany

The Political center of Florence and extraordinary open-air museum.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Palazzo Pitti, Florence, Tuscany

Here we will end our tour in front of the Palace owing to the Medici family who lived for over two centuries

Duration: 20 minutes

This three-hour stroll takes us along the Naples' waterfront, exploring the political and social history of the city from its Greek origins as Neapolis to modern times. It is led by either an art or social historian, and, while exploring rich scholarly themes, attempts to paint a realistic picture of life in Naples today, in all of its chaotic beauty. The walk begins with an exploration of Castel Nuovo, the political fulcrum of the city during antiquity, when there was an important commercial port in the area (some Roman ships have recently been discovered nearby), up through the high medieval period when Petrarch and Boccaccio were guests here. We will also observe the other Neapolitan castle, Castle dell'Ovo (literally, the egg castle), which also has a history stretching back to Roman times and has had many reincarnations, most notably as a prison under the Normans.

With a view of the bay of Naples as a backdrop, we will push on to the Palazzo Reale, designed by Domenico Fontana, which served as the royal palace during the reign of the Spanish Bourbons in the 18th century. Boasting an overwrought imperial-style of interior decoration, the royal apartments attest to the wealth and power of the city during Bourbon rule. Our itinerary can vary at this point, continuing along the waterfront to imbibe some of the great scenery, or turning in to the dense Spanish district and its artist treasures, such as the church of Santa Maria degli Angeli or the Palazzo Serra di Cassano. The emphasis of this walk is on understanding the political and social development of Naples, and therefore serves as an excellent primer for further explorations in the city. From lowly harbor to elaborate palace, this coastal area is a true marker of the complex Neapolitan identity.

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Stop At: Raphael Tours in Rome, Rome, Lazio

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Duration: 2 minutes

Stop At: Piazza Farnese, Rome, Lazio

Here is Palazzo Farnese, the residence of Giulia Farnese, who became the lover of Pope Borgia

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Campo de' Fiori, Rome, Lazio

In the past, were now is the square, there was the Pompey Theatre. According to the latin poet Ovidius, the theatre was the best place where to meet girls and socialize with them.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Santa Maria Sopra Minerva, Rome, Lazio

In this church you will know how about old traditions related to wedding and the dowry of young ladies

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Pantheon, Rome, Lazio

The Pantheon was erected by the Emperor Hadrian, who had a young lover, the Greek Antinoo, who died in a mysterious way. After his death, the Emperor deified Antinous

Duration: 20 minutes

A trip to Florence is equal to a trip back in time to the Renaissance era. The city proudly represents the brilliance of the masterminds that once walked through this famous cobbled-streets. Go on a historical private tour with a knowledgeable local and step away from the touristy crowds. Visit Palazzo Bartolini, Palazzo Vecchio, Oltrarno, Pitti Palace, Uffizi and the Vasari Corridor. Wander in Dante’s District and admire Brunelleschi’s Dome.
During the Renaissance, Florence had wealthy families that helped this era flourish and one of them was the Strozzi family. Their palace was built as a symbol of power over one family in specific, the Medici’s, and as soon as you step foot in this place, you can see why. Walk through its courtyards and listen to the stories of rivalry between these two families. 
Ready for a hidden gem? Step into a quiet square where you can find unique architectonic masterpieces. There are three buildings that stand out, of three different families and each with an interesting story. And after all that history, you deserve a tasty treat! Enjoy the best gelato in town. Prefer an Italian coffee? We got you covered!
Two highlights you cannot miss are the Signoria Square & Palazzo Vecchio. This square is a political cradle of the Renaissance. Go to Dante’s district and get a more intimate look at the poets life. Follow his footsteps, and hear stories about his muse Beatrice. 
You will also pay a visit to the palace of the wealthiest family during the Renaissance era, the Medici family. Find out about the big influence this family had in the city. And to complete your trip back in time, go to Brunelleschi's Dome and check out this masterpiece that up until this day, still marvels experts with its design and construction method. 
Hear all about it in your private tour with your local plus receive tons of local insights & tips of Florence.
The Plan
Start:    Santa Maria Novella Square
Stop 1   Visit one of the most important Gothic churches in Tuscany
Stop 2   Hear the story of Strozzi, one of the richest families until it was exiled from Florence in 1434
Stop 3   See one of the most lively squares of the city and admire the elegant Renaissance Palazzo Bartolini
Stop 4  Cross Santa Trinita bridge and taste an Italian coffee in a hidden square of Oltrarno
Stop 5  Have a look at Vasari corridor that connects the Pitti Palace with Uffizi and find out why
Stop 6  Enter the museum near Palazzo Vecchio and discover the life in Florence during the year 1490
Stop 7  Dante’s District, go through the life of one of the biggest italian poets in history
Stop 8  Riccardi Medici Palace, the renaissance home where the powerful Medici family lived.
End:     No renaissance excursion is complete without Brunelleschi’s Dome: The masterpiece of Florence

Meet your naturalistic guide of Parco Regionale Spina Verde and Geological Park Breggia near Como.
He is passionate about the natural sciences of the area. He is eager to share this interests with you and you'll have the chance to live charming Lago di Como with a unique point of view. 
This 4 hours trekking is perfect if you want to escape the touristic beaten paths and live the authentic Italian atmosphere of "Lago di Como", with a complete outdoor immersion into history and nature, from a privileged point of view.
You will walk up and downhill on the trails of "Spina Verde" Natural Park, a wonderful protected area surroundings Como and its lake-shore, and you will discover, touching the "gonfolite" stone, where and how our ancestors who lived in the area 3.000 years ago settled their homes.
The breathtaking view from the top of Monte Croce will get us to know the Alpine geography, the panorama of high mountains diving into the lake, and the city's everyday life scrolling just below us, meanwhile a break in a typical "baita" will make you taste some local food and get ready for the last downhill trail taking us, in about 40 minutes, into Como downtown. 
Here our adventure will end, but you'll be free to wander through the city's narrow lanes & the picturesque lake front with a new point of view... before taking the train back to Milan. Remember shoes & clothing suitable for mountain trails!

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Pass By: Gran Caffè Gambrinus

The meeting point will be at 10.00 am at Gran Caffè Gambrinus, Naples historical cafeteria, where your local guide will wait for you. Let’s start the day in the best way, tasting the traditional Neapolitan coffee.

Pass By: Piazza del Plebiscito

Before starting your experience, you will admire the majesty of “Piazza del Plebiscito”, where you can see the church of “San Francesco” and the “Royal Palace”.

Pass By: Galleria Umberto I, Naples, Province of Naples, Campania

During the walking tour you will visit Galleria Umberto I, a public shopping house gallery, located directly across from the “San Carlo Opera House”.

Pass By: Piazza del Gesu Nuovo, Naples, Province of Naples, Campania

The walking tour will continue in “Piazza del Gesù”, one of the symbols of the historical centre, where you can visit the church “Chiesa del Gesù Nuovo”.

Pass By: Spaccanapoli, Naples, Province of Naples, Campania

Walking through the famous “Spaccanapoli”, which divides the city into two quarters, you will smell in the air the flavour of the Neapolitan cuisine.

Pass By: Piazza San Domenico Maggiore, Naples, Province of Naples, Campania

. You will admire Piazza San Domenico and visit the “Cappella of San Severo”, in which the statue of the ‘Veiled Christ’ is preserved. Before continuing the tour, you will stop for a lunch break in a traditional pizzeria of the historical centre, to eat Neapolitans world’s heritage: Pizza Margherita.

Pass By: Via dei Tribunali, Naples, Province of Naples, Campania

You will then continue through “Via dei Tribunali”, reaching the famous street of “San Gregorio Armeno”, with its endless shops dedicated to the Christmas Nativity tradition famous all over the world.

Pass By: Duomo di Napoli, Naples, Province of Naples, Campania

Last stop: Naples Cathedral. Enjoy the free time at your disposal to explore the historical centre on your own and choose among dozens of attractions.

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Stop At: Torre del Papito, Rome, Lazio

Meeting location.

Duration: 5 minutes

Stop At: Largo di Torre Argentina, Rome, Lazio

Learn about the death of Julius Caesar.

Duration: 10 minutes

Pass By: Altare Della Patria, Rome, Lazio

View of the Vittorio Emanuele building.

Stop At: Basilica di Santa Maria in Aracoeli, Rome, Lazio

Visit of the Basilica and tomb of Francesco Braccio.

Duration: 30 minutes

Pass By: Piazza del Campidoglio, Rome, Lazio

View of the city center of Rome.

Stop At: Via dei Fori Imperiali, Rome, Lazio

Walk along Via dei Fori Imperiali and learn about Julius Caesar and homosexuality in Ancient Rome.

Duration: 20 minutes

Pass By: Scalinata dei Borgia, Rome, Lazio

Seen on our walk.

Stop At: San Pietro in Vincoli, Rome, Lazio

Visit of the church where we'll find the relic of the chains that were said to bind St. Peter while he was imprisoned in Jerusalem as well as Michelangelo's Moses.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Ludus Magnus, Rome, Lazio

Gladiator school, located on Rome's Gay Street. Final stop where we'll enjoy a refreshment and the views over the ruins of the Gladiator School and the Colosseum.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Colosseum, Rome, Lazio

Views over the colosseum.

Duration: 10 minutes

11.00 a.m Meeting Point at Montecchio Bartolomei Oil Mill . Visit to this famous Extra virgin Olive Oil Mill and Olive Oil Museum with a delicious tasting of extra virgin olive oil and a tasty light lunch with local food such as cold cuts, choice cheeses and tasty italian bruschetta! After lunch, English guided walking tour of Orvieto with entrance to St. Patrick Well  and the Duomo. You will fall in love with this stunning city sitting astride a volcanic plug of rock. It is possible to book in advance a guided visit of the fascinating Orvieto Underground. (See Supplement)

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Pass By: Roma Eat - Food Experience, Rome, Lazio

Hello :) This is a small company "RomaEat Food Experience".
In our Team we are all archeologists, official guides of Rome, food and wine experts, but first of all we are big friends.
Our mantra is that we make our best to be the poeple we would love to meet when we travel: Passionate, Positive, Curious and Engaging, and we can't wait to meet you! :D
Instagram page :) @RomeEat

Stop At: Mercato Trionfale, Rome, Lazio

We will become coffee experts, in a local bar where the "Cornetti" are homemade with love by the 70 years old "nonna"
Exploring the biggest local market in Italy as real Romans do, we will discover from the vendors of the stalls, secrets and traditions of these families, tasting the best mozzarella, prosciutto, aged cheeses and "suppli", fried at the moment just for us.
You will create your own bruschetta, meeting the "Poets of Tomatoes", and during a gourmet stop we will have some Truffles products, directly from a truffle hunter.
After the tasting of an organic olive oil , awarded as the best in the world in 2018

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

Stop At: Borgo, Rome, Lazio

we will spot a chruncy pizza in the oldest bakery of the area, opened in 1915
We will than have, an exclusive acces, inside the first pasta shop opened in Rome,discovering their amazing pasta.
After a stop with local wine in an Apulian street food shop, it will be the time for some sweetness:
a creamy Tiramisu, in a special chocolate cup and an amazing real gelato in a tiny hidden place, elected by the Pope, as his favourite gelato place :)

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

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Stop At: Valle dei Templi, Agrigento, Province of Agrigento, Sicily

08h30am Meet our driver escort . Our morning will be dedicated to the visit of Agrigento a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1998 and one of the most symbolic remains of classical Greek civilization. Accompanied by a guide, you will experience the same sensations as they did, admiring the Temple of Juno and the grandiose Temple of Corcord, which will amaze you for its sheer size, harmonious architecture and perfect state of preservation.
Picnic lunch at the Kolymbetra park, an agricultural jewel returned to light after decades of abandon. This Garden has fruit trees from every part of the world and some of the trees are over 1000 years old! Then surrounded by pomegranate, pistachio, orange and lemon trees and under the Mediterranean sun you will enjoy a typical Sicilian lunch served to you outdoors, complete with local fruit, cheese and wine. This is sure one of the highlights of your trip. 


Duration: 4 hours

Stop At: Scala dei Turchi, Realmonte, Province of Agrigento, Sicily

And now departure for another wonder of the world, called Scala dei Turchi ( stairs of the Turks) . it’s a rocky cliff overhanging the sea , with a sandy beach in the city of Realmonte , near porto Empedocle . It’s considered one of the most beautiful places of the world , an area to admire the Mediterranean Sea and breathtaking sunsets
End of our excursion

Duration: 2 hours

The Museum is set up in the 15th century building that used to house Padua’s first hospital, built in 1414 by husband and wife Baldo Bonafari and Sibilia de Cetto: the Hospital of Saint Francis the Greater.
Balancing the past and the future, MUSME revolutionizes the concept of scientific museum, combining History and Technology.
Neither typical collection of relics, nor simple science centre, it merges and renovates different museum approaches and captivates everyone, by offering an exhibition itinerary fitting each visitor: from playful story-telling for the younger ones, to in-depth scientific learning for scholars and adults.
MUSME places the human body at the centre of a scientific and historical itinerary, unfolding along three floors overlooking the road and the internal cloister. You will see medical instruments and both ancient and modern specimens, even some of anatomical pathology.
Wonderful ancient volumes, usually inaccessible to the public, can be browsed virtually here. Multi-level games teach the correct anatomy of the human body and the medical terminology. 

Visit: Natural History Museum, Veneto

Located in the Fontego dei Turchi, on the Grand Canal, this important scientific institution hosts a diversity of collections and an important library. Its mission includes research and monitoring of the Venetian lagoon and its fauna. Following a comprehensive restoration project of the entire building completed in recent years, which also updated the building systems, and the complete restoration of its collections, the Natural History Museum is now open to the public with a new and evocative exhibition design, in eleven rooms on the second floor of the Fondaco dei Turchi. There are new reception areas on the ground floor, with a garden that has been restored to the museum and the city. Its original museological approach and modern museographic structure will be pursued in future plans for expansion.

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Stop At: Via dei Pettinari, Rome, Lazio

Eat like a local, feel like a Roman with us on this unique evening adventure, discovering the historical center of Rome out off the beaten paths :)
More than 15 Food and Wine tastings, all "seasoned" with storytelling of our city, history and archeological secrets.
We will become friends drinking the typical Roman "aperitivo" in an historical bar owned by the same family since 150 years and I will guide you as an italian foodie-archeologist, discovering hidden corners and traces of 2000 years of history.
In the narrow streets of Campo de Fiori, we will spot an amazing Cannolo

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Campo de' Fiori, Rome, Lazio

we will have an exclusive acces to the last traditional family grocery shop of the area, paring different cheeses and salami with a local wine
We will have a glimpse of the Roman street food, with the pizza "al taglio" in an ancient bakery opened in 1880 and than we will seat down for dinner in a cozy restaurant, having a traditional bruschetta and the best Carbonara in town, cooked by a Michelin Star Chef.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Piazza Navona, Rome, Lazio

We will finish with a toast of a homemade limoncello, created with love and passion and with an unforgettable Tiramisù under one of the most beautiful fountains of Rome :D

Duration: 1 hour

Meet your guide and private driver in front of Cafè Mozart, Via Perathoner,1 – 39100 Bolzano, and then set off on this 3 hours tour to discover the town's Jewish history. Start first with the visit of the site and wall of the Concentration Camp of Bolzano, one of the 4 concentration camps of Italy but the only one linked to forced labour camps. From the summer of 1944 until April 1945, about 11000 people (men, women, children) were kept prisoners here.
Continue with stop at the rail track (Die Transporte), from where 13 wagons with prisoners where shipped to the trans-alpine concentration camps of Dachau, Mathausen, Flossenbürg, Ravensbruck and Auschwitz. Continue to the City Cemetery and in the Jewish sector visit of the memorial remembering the 96 Jewish South Tyrol residents deported by the Nazi and perished in the local camp. Last stop before reaching the historical centre is the memorial for the forced labour situated next to the Virgolo Gallery, once important arms factory of ball bearings, where camp prisoners were used for labour.
Walking tour of the medieval historical centre where you will learn about the importance of Bolzano as a privileged trade centre on the Transalpine Augsburg-Venice route and the presence of a Jewish community dated back to the XIV century. During the walk your guide will point out “Stolpesteine” brass plate covering cobblestones, inscribed with the name and life dates of Bolzano Jewish residents, victims of the Nazi persecution. The tour ends in front of Cafè Mozart.

• About me
I was born in a "family hotel" and over the years I have been able to collect many stories about the Battle of Cassino that have left to me by veterans and relatives of soldiers and many historians that stayed in my hotel. I became very knowledgable and I'm really enthusiast to share these experiences, giving life to a live storytelling that starts from the little museum of  my hotel. I will let you discover my territory by following the signs left by history through the paths that were the scenery of that long battle of 1944. 
  
• The Gustav Wine
Not only, this is a good opportunity to have a special aperitivo italiano with a wine taste of the "Gustav Wine"; this is a bottle of a unique wine of which I invented the label, inspired by the vines I saw growing during my walks on the paths of the battlefield behind Monte Cassino. Now I like to think about these wires of wine, and reflect how have replaced the barbed wire that was in the same position in 1944 to completely covered this wonderful hills. I will be also very happy to land you my personal map with some tips and special suggestions to give you more opportunity to move around also by yourself indipendently to have all possibility to visit much more is possible about Cassino battlefields trought the secrets of the Cassinese. 
• "What happens in the mountain stays in the mountain"...
...an American slang expression indicates that what happens in the mountains, it is better that stay there. Instead, through this unique experience, we will subvert to this perspective, "dragging to the valley" taking away from the oblivion of time, long hidden stories of civilians and soldiers who, by fate, shared almost nine months of war in the mountains between Montecassino and the sea.

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Stop At: Via Giuseppe Garibaldi, Genoa, Italian Riviera, Liguria

The most beautiful Palaces of Genoa fairy tales ones.

Duration: 45 minutes

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Stop At: Comune Di Conversano

Departure from Piazza Castello, known as Largo di Corte, highest point of the hill in a dominant position on the surrounding area.
Visit of the Concattedrale Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta, an interesting example of Romanico Pugliese, of which it preserves the fourteenth-century façade.
Walk along the perimeter of the castle to admire the external structure and the 4 towers still existing, including the most famous Renaissance cylindrical tower, today a symbol of Conversano.
We will visit the Municipal Art Gallery which houses the paintings of the cycle "La Gerusalemme Liberata" by Paolo Finoglio, realized in mid-1600 on commission of the Acquaviva d'Aragona counts.
The interiors of the Church of San Cosma and Damiano, a masterpiece of Neapolitan baroque, are almost entirely painted by Finoglio.
Walking through the alleys of the medieval village of Conversano, we will also see some of the ancient gates and stretches of the megalithic walls.
Short stop in front of the Monastery of San Benedetto to learn more about the history of the Abbesses Mitrate and arrival in Largo di Corte.
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Meeting point at Piazza Castello, also known as Largo di Corte, the highest point on the surrounding area.
Visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, an interesting example of the Apulian Romanesque style, which preserves the 14th century facade.
We will walk around the castle and take a look at the 4 existing Towers, including the famous cylindrical Renaissance Tower, nowadays symbol of Conversano.
Then, we will visit the Art Gallery with the exhibition of the cycle of paintings "The Jerusalem liberated" by Paolo Finoglio, realized in the 17th century and commissioned by Earls Acquaviva d'Aragona.
Almost completely painted by Finoglio are also the interior of the Church of San Cosma and Damiano, masterpiece of Neapolitan Baroque.
Old town center, and admire some gates of the ancient city and megalithic walls.
A stop in front of the Church of St. Benedict will be the occasion to learn about the history of the abbey.

Duration: 2 hours

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Stop At: Basilica di San Lorenzo, Florence, Tuscany

Prepare yourself for an exciting journey through the history of the most famous family of Florence: the Medici!
Firstly, you will visit the Basilica of San Lorenzo, the parish of the Medici and the first cathedral of Florence. It hosts many masterpieces of the great names of the artistic and architectural panorama, such as Brunelleschi, Donatello and Verrocchio. Inside there is the "Sagrestia Vecchia" (the Old Sacristy), one of the must-see in Florence, where the genius of Brunelleschi joined Donatello's. The Sacristy has the shape of a cube, surmounted by a dome and contains the funeral monument built in honor of the sons of Cosimo il Vecchio.

Duration: 45 minutes

Stop At: Cappelle Medicee, Florence, Tuscany

The tour continues with the visit of the Medici Chapels, burial place of the whole family. Inside there are several rooms, including the famous Chapel of the Princes where six Grand Dukes of the family are buried. This mausoleum is an example of the Florentine baroque style and the great dome, designed by Buontalenti, shows the grandeur of the Medici. The New Sacristy, designed and built by Michelangelo, host the sarcophagis' statues created by him, among which La Notte is considered one of Michelangelo's most beautiful works.

Duration: 45 minutes

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Stop At: Piazza della Repubblica, Florence, Tuscany

We’ll start in the Piazza della Repubblica where Julius Caesar founded the city in 59 BC. Today, you’ll see architecture from the unification of Italy in 1837 that represents the grand square where the original forum once stood.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Piazza di Santa Maria Novella, Florence, Tuscany

Facade of Church the most antique example of Romanesque architecture in Florence - By Leon Battista Alberti

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Cappelle Medicee, Florence, Tuscany

Basilica of San Lorenzo

Duration: 25 minutes

Stop At: Duomo - Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence, Tuscany

Baptistery, Cathedral fourth largest in the world architect Arnolfo di Cambio. Masterpiece Dome by Brunelleschi and Bell Tower by Giotto. Stop At: Cupola del Brunelleschi, Florence, Tuscany We’ll then continue along the main street toward the Cathedral where you’ll get the chance to see (and snap some pics of) the architectural masterpiece that is Brunelleschi’s dome, the largest dome in the world.
At some point, we’ll make a quick stop to enjoy a proper Italian coffee, stand-up of course, as the locals do! There are many historical cafes in the city centre; we’ll take you to our favourite for a locally roasted caffe macchiato.

Duration: 50 minutes

Stop At: Piazza San Firenze, Florence, Tuscany

Santa Croce district

Duration: 25 minutes

Stop At: Palazzo Vecchio, Florence, Tuscany

Then we’ll make our way to the Palazzo Vecchio to see the entry to the medieval town hall along with its room of maps with original paintings and a layout of the city.

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: Piazzale degli Uffizi, Florence, Tuscany

Our next stop is the Piazzale degli Uffizi where we’ll stroll down a walkway surrounded by the impressive Uffizi Gallery, designed by Giorgio Vasari in 1560. See the monuments of famous Florentine personalities that surround the museum including Dante Alighieri, Galileo Gallilei, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Leon Battista Alberti, to name a few. See the Lanzi Lodge, an open-air sculpture gallery that houses original sculpture by Benvenuto Cellini along with copies of sculptures by Giambologna.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Ponte Vecchio, Florence, Tuscany

Next we’ll make our way along the Via Roma toward the iconic Ponte Vecchio, once lined with butchers and fish mongers. See part of the Vasari Corridor, an 800-metre walkway used by the powerful Medici family who ruled Florence for 350 years when Tuscany was a separate city state. The Corridor was a private passage from the town hall (Palazzo Vecchio) to the Pitti Palace, the last home of the Medici.

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: Cupola del Brunelleschi, Florence, Tuscany

We’ll then continue along the main street toward the Cathedral where you’ll get the chance to see (and snap some pics of) the architectural masterpiece that is Brunelleschi’s dome, the largest dome in the world.

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: Piazza del Duomo, Florence, Tuscany

Before the tour comes to an end, heads and Instagram feeds filled with the historic beauty of Florence, we’ll enjoy an aperitivo of prosecco or Aperol (including a seasonal snack such as bruschetta and olives). Don’t forget to ask your local guide for more tips on what else to see, do and eat during your stay in the city.

Duration: 20 minutes

The tour leaves from Marina Piccola, First stop at Marina Grande an old fishing village. An headland (where once stood Augustus grandson villa) separates this village from  the rest of the city; you can accede there   through an ancient door  (third century BC) made of large blocks of limestone. According to the legend,  Turkish pirates plundered Sorrento passing through this door left open by a traitor servant  during the night.After a few minutes you can admire the "Bagni Regina Giovanna". The name, as for the legend, is for Queen Giovanna d’ Angiò, queen of Naples; it seems that between 1371 and 1435, the Queen often spent her holidays in this place. The queen, was famous for her scandalous behavior; according to some sources she loved to spend a lot of with her young lovers in these waters.
Then you can reach Marina di Puolo, a beach with views of Mount Vesuvius and  crystal clear water. In front of Capri island, you can see Massa Lubrense with its unique panorama, then Capo Corbo with its natural waterfall. A dip in crystal clear waters of Sirens Fjord is scheduled after. Lulled by the sea you will be led to a paradise discovery, you can see the citrus fruit of this wonderful land, and if the wind is favorable, even perceive the smell.
Our navigation continues until Punta Campanella, an history and leged territory: according to the Odyssey here Ulysses met the enchanting Sirens. Here Greeks built a temple to Athena goddess, then converted by the Romans to Minerva  goddess. In 1300 here was built a watchtower; on its top was placed  a bluebell that rung in case of Saracens raids, and sent the alarm signal to other towers positioned along the coast. On Punta Campanella plateau there is  a cleft where you can see a staircase that  leads up to a cliff linked to caves and ravines above sea level.

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Stop At: Pantheon, Rome, Lazio

One of the most beautiful temple dedicated to all the Gods and turned into a church in 609 A.D. and for this reason one of the best preserved.

Duration: 45 minutes

Stop At: Basilica di Sant'Eustachio, Rome, Lazio

One of the most famous and oldest coffee places in Rome, a nice and delicious place to have a morning breakfast.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Campo de' Fiori, Rome, Lazio

A colorful street market of Rome, stolls of every genre, fruits and vegetable but also household tools and delicatessen.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Largo di Torre Argentina, Rome, Lazio

The place where Julius Caesar was killed

Duration: 45 minutes

Stop At: Isola Tiberina, Rome, Lazio

A natural ford, it was determinant in the construction of permanent settlement on the high ground around.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Checco Er Carettiere

One of the last true and reliable restaurant of Trastevere where food matchs the soul of the ancient Rome and roman people.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

Stop At: Santa Maria in Trastevere, Rome, Lazio

An historical Church, one of the 25 Christian Titles of the 4th century.

Duration: 45 minutes

leading the life of a true legionary or barbarian.No objects typical of modern technology will be allowed, such as cell phones, watches,The participants will have to choose whether to participate as legionaries or as barbarians.  the 2 teams will start the different stages of the reality that will score to acquire bonuses for "survival"
 the participants, after a preliminary tour of the castrum, will have to pass a series of tests to obtain points and be able to take advantage of facilities for, for example, the lighting of a fire (under the supervision of members and in compliance with all safety regulations )
The day after the legion and the barbarians They will simulate a battle to decree the winner of Reality
who will win this step back in history?

With the longest seafront of Italy, Bari combines its commercial and urban part represented by the university, buildings and theatres with the history and culture of the old town marked by churches and fortifications. Continuing on the north, you will find first Trani with its white and monumental cathedral, one of the masterpieces of the Romanesque architecture, and then Andria. Despite the city today is not considered a touristic place to visit, it was a favourite haunt of Frederik II, who built in the XIII century one of the most extraordinary castle of Apulia, Castel del Monte. Its perfectly octagonal shape and the incertitude of its function make the castle a place of mystery. The tour ends with the visit of the saltworks of Margherita di Savoia, one of the largest in Europe with its 4000 hectares producing over 5 million tons of salt every year.

DAY 1
MORNING
Reception and departure from Padua to Modena for a visit to the Museum
ENZO FERRARI that contains the story of the founder ENZO FERRARI besides
that to present some of the most beautiful and winning cars ever.
12.30 (based on availability at time of booking)
moving to Maranello for an exclusive panoramic tour in
shuttle inside the Fiorano Trail and along the Viale Enzo Ferrari
in the Factory with a guide, in a 45-minute journey to discover,
inside the Ferrari factory area and the Fiorano track,
the structures of the Company (remaining on board the vehicle).
Lunch in one of the historic restaurants where you can taste typical dishes
premises in an exquisitely Ferrarist atmosphere.
AFTERNOON
Visit the FERRARI museum in Maranello to experience the dream in the first person
of the Prancing Horse: a unique and engaging journey through the
cars that have made the history of motoring on the slopes and on the
roads all over the world.
At the end of the visit it will be possible to try the thrill of driving a real one
Ferrari road in the streets of Maranello near the
establishment. Duration about 10min.
EVENING
Dinner (set menu of 3portate with drinks, wine and coffee)
overnight stay in Padua 4 * hotel
DAY2
MORNING
Transfer to the Adria international Raceway circuit where they will be
2/3 laps per person on the track on board the Ferrari 488 Challenge
for passengers and drivers (1 passenger ride for training and vision
of the circuit and 2 laps by pilots)
Open bar for the duration of the event including lunch.
AFTERNOON
Private GO KART race on the spot, in the official Adria track where i
participants will compete in time trials, qualifications and GRAN
PRIZE.
ALL INCLUSIVE: Access to museums, meals, transfers by mini van and
overnight stays included in the offer.
Total offer complete package 2 days for 10 people: € 15,000 +
VAT
Deposit for car hire, only for precautionary purposes: 10,000 euros

Discover the sights and delights of Italy on this week long highlights tour. Begin amid the canals of Venice, visit the charming towns of the Cinque Terre, soak up beauty and history in Florence and wind up in the piazzas of Rome. With plenty of free time for independent exploration, and the freedom to discover Italy's history and culture at your own pace, there's no better way to see this wonderful pocket of Europe.

Day 1: Venice
Day 2: Venice
Day 3: La Spezia
Day 4: La Spezia / Cinque Terre
Day 5: Florence
Day 6: Florence
Day 7: Rome
Day 8: Rome

On our tour OPEN/FLEXY COLOSSEUM SKIP THE LINE GUIDED TOUR you are unrestrained by specific meeting times and will have the choice to arrive at the office and take the first and best tour available within 45 minutes of your arrival. You have the opportunity to book your tour with 24/48/72 hours of freedom from your travel date to turn up and take a journey in one of the world's greatest and most impressive monuments!
Bypass the queue with this 1-hour skip-the-line official Colosseum group guided tour. Hear about the fascinating and terrifying history of the Colosseum, including the bloody gladiator battles that once took place here and learn about the amphitheater's history from a guide with an art and archaeology background.
Along with this tour you will have the inclusion of the hop on hop off bus tour pass; you can use panoramic bus with the Hop-On Hop-Off ticket 24,48 or 72 hours. You have 10 stops all around the city centre.
When on board you have digitally recorded commentary in 9 different languages. Hop on to explore the city and enjoy the best views of the city’s distinctive landmarks and learn about its fascinating 2000+ years history

Discover the most romantic corners, tales and history without any fixed timetable! Walk and catch the boats, as many times as you want, by day or by night! You can choose between 1 day or 2 days boat pass!
7 Self-Guided tours:
Incredible walking tours to find out all the treasures of Venice and its spectacular islands: Murano, Burano and Torcello!
This experience will make you live the real soul of the the city letting discover its heart through the most secret and off beaten track squares! The mobile guide will escort you in each district of the Venice.
The itineraries: 
– Grand Canal, on board of the boat n.1, on your mobile you will listen to history and legends of the richest and most romantic water-road in the world, more than 190 magnificent palaces facing on it!
– Saint Mark’s and Rialto areas: 30 monuments and attractions described in order to make you learn the 800 years history of Venetian Republic. 
– Go to the Jewish Ghetto the first one in the world
- Arsenale and Castello area, where Venice’s myth was born: here the Venetian republic realized its huge “Galee” (warships).
– From Rialto Bridge area “the ancient wall street” to the hidden and marvelous artistic treasures as San Rocco and Frari Basilica.
– Giudecca Canal and Dorsoduro area, here you will listen to the curiosities about the eccentric life of  Peggy Guggenheim and the new art borough.
– The three Islands of the lagoon: Murano, worldwide famous for its glassblowing art; Burano with the multicolor houses and local laces and Torcello with the most ancient churches of the lagoon
Hop On Hop off boat pass:
Be free to catch all public boat transportations in Venice at any time for 24 or 48 hours, it’s up to you!
Hop on and hop off the boat with your self-guided tour to discover Venice and listen to automatically on board on your mobile the palace’s history.

This 4-night tour introduces you to the 'Wild West' of Sicily -- much different from the eastern part of the island. You’ll stay overnight in a first-class hotel in Palermo and wake up to a buffet breakfast each morning (most lunches and dinners are included, too).
Your days are spent on guided excursions to various cities and areas around western Sicily. Some attractions are optional, so not all entrance fees are included. See below for a full itinerary.

This combo tour gives you so many opportunities to have your best experience in Rome.
Explore Rome at your leisure with this hop-on, hop-off bus ticket valid for 24 or 48 hours (depending on the choosen option). Hop aboard to explore the city, enjoy the best views of Rome's distinctive landmarks, and learn about its fascinating history with recorded commentary in 9 different languages. Along the way you have 10 different stops all around the city center that let you explore the city in the best way.
Once you have choosen the Colosseum tour option, meet up with your tour guide at the meeting point, nearby the Colosseum. Enjoy a skip-the-line access to the ancient landmark and a guided tour of the magnificent amphitheater with expert and professional guides. Hear about the fascinating and terrifying history of the Colosseum, including the bloody gladiator battles that once took place there.
After the tour you are free to discover the city at your leisure with your bus ticket.

Escape the agonizing queues of tourists trying to get entrance to Rome’s most iconic landmark and enjoy this priority access to the Colosseum! Explore one of the most magnificent structures of ancient times where thousands of epic battles have taken place for fame, sport, and glory. See the Colosseum’s underground chambers embedded with rich history in every wall before making a stop at the Roman Forum. This rectangular plaza was where the marketplace was located, considered to be the center of ancient society, and the very site of many important Roman government buildings. Also included in the package is a fast track admission to Palatine Hill. Experience climbing up the hill where Rome was founded and explore the ruins of Rome’s original inhabitants. Skip all the long lines and make your trip to Rome more efficient and convenient with this Colosseum priority entrance ticket!

Escape the agonizing queues of tourists trying to get entrance to Rome’s most iconic landmark and enjoy this priority access to the Colosseum! Explore one of the most magnificent structures of ancient times where thousands of epic battles have taken place for fame, sport, and glory. See the Colosseum’s underground chambers embedded with rich history in every wall before making a stop at the Roman Forum. This rectangular plaza was where the marketplace was located, considered to be the center of ancient society, and the very site of many important Roman government buildings. Also included in the package is a fast track admission to Palatine Hill. Experience climbing up the hill where Rome was founded and explore the ruins of Rome’s original inhabitants. Skip all the long lines and make your trip to Rome more efficient and convenient with this Colosseum priority entrance ticket!

Itinerary

Day 1: Rome-Naples

Stop At: Piazza Venezia, Rome, Lazio
Rome Eternal City
Duration: 30 minutes

No meals included on this day.
No accommodation included on this day.

Day 2: Naples

Stop At: Piazza del Plebiscito, Naples, Province of Naples, Campania
The city of Naples, in southern Italy, stands in the heart of the homonymous bay next to Vesuvius, the volcano still active today and known for having destroyed the ancient Roman city of Pompeii. Dating back to the second millennium BC, Naples has centuries of history of art and architecture behind it and its cathedral, the Cathedral of San Gennaro, is rich in frescoes.
Duration: 8 hours

No meals included on this day.
No accommodation included on this day.

An organised program combining Mountain biking and hiking: setting out along splendidly natural landscapes, taking in medieval castles and the beautiful Dolomites themselves in a very special tour incorporating culture, amazing food and quality wine. 
This trip investigates parts of Venetian territory inhabited for over 2000 years, rich in geological history which has fascinated scholars for the past 200 years. 
Breathe in the atmosphere of the Middle Ages as you discover medieval towns dominated by castles and fortresses (Bassano del Grappa, Marostica and Asolo).

Immerse yourself in the majestic territory of the Dolomites (UNESCO World Heritage site).
History and tradition unravel within an stunning landscape which paints a vivid unforgettable canvas on your Italian Journey of a lifetime.
• Hike and Bike into the nature discovering the Dolomites in San Martino and by visiting the middle age villages between Bassano del Grappa and Marostica, with its famous chess square.
• Interesting visits of the Old towns tasting traditional food, wine and famous "Old Alcohol Farming" of Bassano del Grappa.
• A tour through nature and the traditions of the land which is famous also for the Dolomites and its Historical Heritage towns.

Visit: Museo Correr, Veneto

This tickets grants entrance to:
- Doge’s Palace: A masterpiece of Gothic architecture, is the heart and symbol of the city of Venice;
- Correr Museum: The museum was founded around the collection that Teodoro Correr bequeathed to the city in 1830;
- National Archaeological Museum: One of the oldest public museums in Italy and in Europe, is home to an important collection of Greek and Roman sculptures;
- Monumental Rooms Biblioteca Marciana: The library, designed by Jacopo Sansovino, was built and decorated between 1537 and 1560;
- Ca’ Rezzonico: 18th century Venice Museum;
- Museum of Palazzo Mocenigo: Fashion and costumes, with a special focus on the history of the city, have always been at the centre of the research and exhibitions at the Museum, within the aristocratic setting of Palazzo Mocenigo;
- Carlo Goldoni’s House house - museum dedicated, in the name of the great playwright Carlo Goldoni;
- Ca’ Pesaro:  International Gallery of Modern Art and Oriental Art Museum; 
- Glass Museum: it houses the largest historic collection of Murano glass;
- Lace Museum: The exhibition documents the art of lacemaking in Venice from the 16th to the 20th centuries;
- Natural History Museum: this important scientific institution hosts a diversity of collections and an important library.

Visit the most sacred places in Italy as you travel from Venice to Sicily, via the Umbrian hilltop towns of Gubbio and Assisi.

Continue to Italy's 'Eternal City' of Rome and learn about the catastrophic fate of Pompeii.

Soak up the sunshine in beautiful Amalfi. See the smoke gently floating from the volcanoes of the Aeolian Islands — Calabria is a hidden gem for those who stray off Italy's beaten path.

Discover this less-visited part of the country before delving into the spectacular sights of bustling Sicily, volcanic valleys of Mt. Etna, timeworn streets of Siracusa, and rich anti-mafia history of Palermo.

This trip offers the chance to delve into history, culture and cuisine and to live a little of la dolce vita.

Day 1: Venice
Day 2: Venice
Day 3: Assisi
Day 4: Spello / Assisi
Day 5: Gubbio
Day 6: Gubbio
Day 7: Rome
Day 8: Rome
Day 9: Naples / Pompeii
Day 10: Pompeii
Day 11: Mt Vesuvius / Sorrento
Day 12: Sorrento
Day 13: Amalfi
Day 14: Positano / Amalfi
Day 15: Amalfi
Day 16: Civita
Day 17: Pollino National Park / Civita
Day 18: Paola / Tropea
Day 19: Tropea
Day 20: Aeolian Islands / Tropea
Day 21: Reggio Calabria
Day 22: Catania
Day 23: Taormina / Catania
Day 24: Mt Etna / Catania
Day 25: Syracuse
Day 26: Noto / Ragusa / Syracuse
Day 27: Palermo
Day 28: Palermo
Day 29: Palermo

Crisscrossing four countries, this whirlwind tour of Europes most celebrated capitals squeezes unique culture, delectable food and drink, stunning scenery, wild nightlife, and centuries of thrilling history into seven days without ever feeling rushed. Browse the galleries and museums of Paris and gape at the Swiss Alps' natural beauty, all for less than youd ever dreamed possible.

This combo tour gives you so many opportunity to have your best experience in Rome.
Firstly, enjoy an unique walking tour that includes the most exciting masterpieces and hidden treasures of Rome, featured by a specialist in art history and archaeology. A fun and inexpensive walking tour that is family friendly and very suitable for children. 
During this path you can admire the main landmark in Rome like Trevi Fountain, symbol of the "Dolce Vita"; the Pantheon and its incredible dome and the Holy Castle even (external visit),one of the most ancient and iconic monumnent in Rome. But you will also discover incredible off the beaten path places like hidden beautiful churches and corners that only a local could know.
Highlights:
• Trajan's Column
• Venice Square
• Trevi Fountain
• Stony Sqaure
• Pantheon
• Navona Square
• Santa Maria della Pace district
• Ponte district
• Holy Castle (external visit)
Jointly ou can use the panoramic bus choosing between the 24 or 48 hrs Hop-On Hop-Off formula. 
You have 10 stops all around the city center. On board you have digitally recorded commentary in 9 different languages.
Hop on board to explore the city and enjoy the best views of the city’s distinctive landmarks and learn about its fascinating 300-years history.
Explore Rome at your leisure with this hop-on, hop-off ticket valid for 24 or 48-hours. These feature gives you the opportunity to choose your own schedule and spend your time however you desire.

4 days to discover Piedmont’s most lavish castles, among Medieval fortresses and the Italian Versailles, you will feel the Royal essence of Piedmont history. Luxurious rooms, extraordinary gardens combined with gorgeous wines and great food are the perfect match for a memorable break. Sleeping in the stunning Castle of Pavone is the cherry on top!
• Get to know Piedmont’ s most impressive and dazzling castles in this less known area of Piedmont, away from usual tourist circuits
• Treat yourself to dinner inside a richly furnished castle where you will taste delicious regional food
• Enjoy a wine cellar visit and wine tasting at one of the region’s best producers
• Discover the Italian Versailles and its gorgeous park
• Take a walk in Turin centre among historical cafes and stunning palaces

Itinerary

Day 1: 1 or 2 Days Flex-Pass Skip-The-Line Colosseum Tour

Stop At: Colosseum, Rome, Lazio
Meet your guide and start your journey through the centuries. Walk past the often-long lines with your skip-the-line ticket. Live a special experience inside this majestic monument. In the comfort of a small group, you will have a pleasant stroll in the history and glory of the Roman Empire. Your informative guide will make your experience funny and full of good memories.
Hear about the fascinating and terrifying history of the Colosseum, including the bloody gladiator battles that once took place here. Be amazed by the impressive constructions methods of ancient Romans. The tour is approximately 1-hour and is suitable for all ages, including children.
Duration: 1 hour

No meals included on this day.
No accommodation included on this day.

Day 2: 1 or 2 Days Flex-Pass Skip-The-Line Colosseum Tour

Stop At: Colosseum, Rome, Lazio
Meet your guide and start your journey through the centuries. Walk past the often-long lines with your skip-the-line ticket. Live a special experience inside this majestic monument. In the comfort of a small group, you will have a pleasant stroll in the history and glory of the Roman Empire. Your informative guide will make your experience funny and full of good memories.
Hear about the fascinating and terrifying history of the Colosseum, including the bloody gladiator battles that once took place here. Be amazed by the impressive constructions methods of ancient Romans. The tour is approximately 1-hour and is suitable for all ages, including children.
Duration: 1 hour

No meals included on this day.
No accommodation included on this day.

Italy sure sounds like a myth, doesnt it? Incredibly elaborate architecture, idyllic countryside, fascinating history, and, of course, incomparable cuisine. This quick intro to Italy will give you all that and more. Fashionable Milan and Da Vincis Last Supper; the famous Venice canals and Piazza San Marco; Florences medieval bridge Ponte Vecchio; the Leaning Tower of Pisa; Romes ancient trio the Colosseum, Pantheon, and Vatican City. With this tour, youve got nothing to lose.

You can use the  panoramic bus with the Hop-On Hop-Off formula 24 or 48 hours. You have 10 stops all around the city centre.  On board you have digitally recorded commentary in 9 different languages. Hop on board to explore the city and enjoy the best views of the city’s distinctive landmarks and learn about its fascinating 2.000-years history.
This combo tour gives you so many opportunity to have your best experience in Rome.
Once you have choosen the tour option, meet up with your tour guide at the meeting point near Vatican Museums.
Begin with the Vatican Museums, where you'll skip the line and start exploring the vast collections right away thanks to the reserved ticket that comes with this tour.
The Vatican Museum was founded in the 16th century by Pope Giulio II, and since then has been enriched by a large number of masterpieces through time. It is one of the largest and most-visited museums of the world, covering about 7 km (4,35 miles) of chambers and corridors. 
You will be taken into the museum by a spectacular big spiral staircase. Inside you will find many masterpieces from different periods of time, from classical Greek art to Renaissance masterpieces of Michelangelo. 
For example, you can admire the statue of Laocoön and His Sons that is one of the most famous ancient sculptures, likewise admiring the major representatives of Italian art such as Leonardo, Perugino, Beato Angelico, and many more.
Enjoy a view over the Vatican Gardens. You will be guided through the history and secrets of the Catholic Church and you will hear about the rivalry between the Renaissance artists. 
Towards the end of this tour you will visit the beautiful Sistine Chapel to admire Michelangelo’s masterpiece: The Last Judgement. 
At the end of the tour your guide will escort you to have a privilege entrance for the Saint Peter Basilica.  You will visit the Basilica at your leisure, without the guide. Inside you can admire some Baroque masterpieces and the breathtaking Pietà by Michelangelo. You can also enjoy a moment of reflection in the Vatican caves where many popes are buried, including Pope John Paul II.
Tour's Highlights:
• Introduction on the Vatican City and Vatican History
• Chandelier Gallery
• Tapestry gallery
• Maps Gallery
• Apartment of San Pio V
• Sistine Chapel
and many more on the way
At the end of tour you will have direct access to Saint Peter Basilica.

Fall in love with Italy on this week-long highlights tour. Begin by exploring the maze of Venice, then take in the beautiful, charming towns of Cinque Terre.

Soak up beauty and history in Florence and finish with a pizza in the piazzas of Rome. With plenty of free time to do your own thing, there's no better way to see this epic pocket of Europe.

Day 1: Venice
Day 2: Venice
Day 3: La Spezia
Day 4: Cinque Terre
Day 5: Florence
Day 6: Florence
Day 7: Rome
Day 8: Rome 
 

For most people, pizza is something that gets delivered to them. Real pizza obsessives deliver themselves to Naples, the birthplace of pizza. This five-day adventure introduces you to the foodie haven of Naples where youll have the chance to search out all sorts of delicious delights and dig right into the dough and learn how to make pizza, Italian-style. And when youre not eating, youll be learning about the history of the area on a visit to the nearby ruins of Pompeii and how the famous Italian limoncello digestif is made. Now sing along: When the moon hits your eye...

Itinerary

Day 1: Duomo Entrance Ticket

Stop At: Duomo - Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence, Tuscany
Every great city has a building that is the defining point of its skyline. For Florence, it’s the elegant Brunelleschi’s Duomo carved into the view of the rolling Tuscan hills. No wonder that the Duomo and the cathedral complex that surrounds are one of the most visited attractions in town. Better come prepared!
This exclusive Duomo ticket will help you avoid standing in the slow queues outside the ticket office. Furthermore, it unlocks the door to all sections of the complex including the cathedral, OPA museum, Baptistery, Crypt and Giotto’s Bell Tower.
However, sometimes simply seeing isn’t enough to appreciate the works and achievements of the past. That’s why these Duomo tickets come hand in hand with an audio guide worth of the 21st century. No need to carry a bulky, often malfunctioning, radio around. With POP Guide, all you need to do is download the app, and we will provide you with a QR code to activate the right audio. Most importantly, once downloaded the app doesn’t need WiFi or use your mobile data to function. Hence, you can listen to your heart’s content without worrying about running up the phone bill!
Exploring the Duomo with POP guide takes you a step closer to its incredibly storied history!
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes

No meals included on this day.
No accommodation included on this day.

Day 2: Duomo Entrance Ticket

Pass By: Duomo - Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence, Tuscany
This ticket only grants the user one time access to the Duomo whilst the audio guide is 24 hours.

No meals included on this day.
No accommodation included on this day.

If you want a short trip packed with diversity, then this tour of southern Italy is the adventure for you.

Acquaint yourself with Italy's 'Eternal City' of Rome and learn about the catastrophic fate of Pompeii. Soak up the sunshine in the coastal town of Sorrento and explore the beautiful Amalfi Coast.

This trip offers the chance to delve into history, culture and cuisine and to live a little of la dolce vita.

Day 1: Rome
Day 2: Naples / Pompeii
Day 3: Pompeii
Day 4: Mt Vesuvius / Sorrento
Day 5: Sorrento
Day 6: Amalfi
Day 7: Positano / Amalfi
Day 8: Amalfi

After spending your first night in Rome, your 10-night tour uses Sorrento and the Sicilian towns of Palermo, Agrigento, Catania and the Taormina area as bases for exploring the Sorrento Coast, Campania and the island of Sicily.
While every region of Italy varies in culture and history, the differences are more prominent in the south, where a laid-back pace of life is the norm. Discover sunny coastlines, volcanic landscapes, and sleepy villages that boast a fusion of Norman, Baroque and medieval architecture.
With the exception of Day 4, when you spend the night at sea on your way to Sicily, all hotels are located in the center of the towns, or in the case of Taormina, in the surrounding area. Choose from standard accommodation in 3-star or 4-star hotels with basic facilities or superior accommodation in very comfortable 4-star hotels.
Please note: Rates do not includes city taxes. City tax should be paid directly at the reception hotel desk on arrival or checkout according to the local city board procedure. City tax will change according to hotel category. Hotels are subject to availability at time of booking. In the rare event that the mentioned hotel is unavailable, you will be accommodated in another centrally-located hotel of the same star rating.

Ah, Italia. It seems a little unfair that one country does food, architecture, art, history and the central social square so perfectly.

It's just a shame the rest of the world feels the same way! But while most associate Italy with summer, relatively mild winters make Italy the perfect place to visit during the off season.

On this trip, you'll see all the fabulous spots with far fewer tourists crowding the squares and clogging up the lines.

Take in the crumbling ruins of Rome, whimsical Florence and the floating 15th century city of Venice in this diverse tour.

Day 1: Rome
Day 2: Rome
Day 3: Florence
Day 4: Pisa / Florence
Day 5: Florence / Bologna
Day 6: Bologna / Venice
Day 7: Venice
Day 8: Venice

Itinerary

Day 1: Rome-Florence

Stop At: Gallerie Degli Uffizi, Florence, Tuscany
Firenze, capoluogo della Toscana, ospita molti capolavori dell'arte e dell'architettura rinascimentale. Uno dei luoghi più celebri è il Duomo, la cattedrale con cupola di tegole progettata dal Brunelleschi e il campanile di Giotto. La Galleria dell'Accademia espone la scultura del David di Michelangelo mentre nella Galleria degli Uffizi si trovano La nascita di Venere di Botticelli e l’Annunciazione di Leonardo da Vinci.
Duration: 3 hours

No meals included on this day.
No accommodation included on this day.

Day 2: Florence-Pisa-Florence

Stop At: Piazza dei Miracoli, Pisa, Province of Pisa, Tuscany
Pisa known above all for the famous leaning tower. Already off-axis to its completion, in 1372. Piazza dei Miracoli houses the monumental Camposanto and the Baptistery, where every day non-professional singers put themselves to the test with their famous acoustics.
Duration: 3 hours

No meals included on this day.
No accommodation included on this day.

Day 3: Florence-Rome

Stop At: Piazza della Signoria, Florence, Tuscany
A walk through history among works of art unique in the world.
An open-air museum, full of architectural masterpieces and works of art unique in the world: the historic center of Florence, enclosed in the ancient layout of the medieval walls, houses the most important cultural heritage of the city and has been declared by UNESCO Heritage Humanity.
Duration: 3 hours

No meals included on this day.
No accommodation included on this day.

Don't worry about the travel plan changing, BOOK THIS TOUR AND STAY FLEXIBLE. This skip the line flex ticket will allow you to show up at a time that suits you. Meet your guide and start your journey through the centuries. Walk past the regularly long lines with your skip-the-line ticket. Take journey through a special experience inside this majestic monument. In the comfort of a small group, you will have a pleasant stroll through the history and glory of the Roman Empire. Your informative guide will make your experience entertaining and full of good memories.
Hear about the fascinating and terrifying history of the Colosseum, including the bloody gladiator battles that once took place there. Be amazed by the impressive construction methods of ancient Romans. The tour is approximately 1-hour and is suitable for all ages, including children.
The Public Papal Audience is a special event  (on Wednesdays only) or all Catholics, It represents the only official time that the Pope meets worshippers from around the world. We will manage your reservation and our staff will assist you in acquiring your place in the audience for the Popes speech. Usually the Audience is held in Saint Peter’s Square but some days they move to Paul IV's hall if the weather conditions are not suitable. The Audience usually starts at 9:30AM. The meeting point is at 8:15AM in order to get the best spots available since seats are not reservable. The Papal Audience lasts approximately 2 hours during which there are speeches in both Italian and other languages.

Day 1: Meet your tour director at a centrally located hotel in Rome for orientation then a brief walking tour to get acquainted with the Eternal City. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the sights. Later, you’ll meet up with your fellow travelers for dinner at one of the city’s fabulous restaurants. 
Day 2: Head over to the Colosseum for a walking tour that will also include the Roman Forum. Your private guide will explain the history of this magnificent structure and tell you all about what life was like in the center of civilization over 2000 years ago. The rest afternoon and evening is free time.
Day 3: features a tour of Vatican. Accompanied by your private guide, you’ll learn all about the history of this magnificent building. The masterful artwork, exquisite statues and, of course, the Sistine Chapel are sights that you’ll never forget.  This evening you'll have dinner at a local restaurant.
Day 4: It’s off to Siena where you’ll stay at an off-the-beaten-path hotel in the countryside. After check-in, you’ll board your tour bus and head into town to explore the ancient streets, and get to know this beautiful town that started as a Roman trading post. 
Day 5: You’ll hop on your bus and take a ride to the sleepy little town of Montalcino where you’ll tour one of the world’s most prestigious wineries. After the tour, you’ll enjoy a gourmet, multi-course lunch on the grounds of this Medieval estate complete with wines appropriate to each. 
Day 6: Depart for Florence, birthplace of the Renaissance. After arriving at your hotel, you’ll have the rest of the day to explore and discover this beautiful city. 
Day 7: Features a walking tour that will take you through the city’s historic center and finishes with a viewing of Michelangelo’s David. 
Day 8: Depart for the Cinque Terre or, “Five Lands” on the Italian Riviera. On the way, you’ll stop in Pisa to marvel at its famous tower and nearby Baptistery. Take the rest of the afternoon to explore on your own and later regroup for dinner. 
Day 9: Grab your camera and hike the cliffside paths between each enchanting town and be amazed at the breathtaking views of the Ligurian Sea. Lunch and dinner on your own today.
Day 10: It’s off to Milan.  After check-in at your hotel, feel free to take a stroll around the city, do some shopping or just indulge in “Dolce far Niente“, “the sweetness of doing nothing” 
Day 11: Begins with a 1/2 day walking tour of the city with a professional guide. The tour ends with a viewing of Da Vinci’s Last Supper – with plenty of sights and history in between; there will be a break halfway through for lunch on your own. The rest of the afternoon and evening is yours - in the evening you’ll get together for a farewell dinner. 
Day 12: the tour ends today after breakfast. Your tour director can assist you with any transportation needs you may have as you depart.

A place of love, history and exquisite flavours, the northern part of the former Roman Empire is a cultural heartland full of hidden treasures. Hear the song of the lapping waterways echo through the streets of Venice, dip your toes in the ocean by the beautiful Ligurian coast, make and taste authentic Italian pesto, savour delicious Tuscan cuisine, scale the leaning tower of Pisa and fight like a gladiator in Rome as you whisk through Northern Italy on this fantastic family holiday.

Day 1: Venice
Day 2: Venice
Day 3: Cinque Terre
Day 4: Cinque Terre
Day 5: Pisa
Day 6: Rome
Day 7: Rome
Day 8: Rome