Visit: CAPPELLA ORSINI, Rome, Lazio

THE FIRST OPERA DINNER INSIDE A CHURCH!! A woman with a legendary beauty, Lucrezia inspired the contrived and unwieldy gossip that led to her disdainful historical image as the poisoner. This show includes some lyrical arias of Lucrezia Borgia di Donizetti which were inspired by the biography of Victor Hugo. The story highlights some of her famous romances, and will shed new perspectives on the Pope's daughter. In our story one of the Pope's imaginary descendants retraces their legendary ancestor. The discovery of a missing letter introduces the occult mysteries of an era in which the "Acquetta dei Borgia" was considered one of the most insidious poisons in which the life of the powerful was subject to the intrigues between opposing factions. The concert is accompanied by an experiential dinner with a Renaissance theme.
The Renaissance in Rome is the triumph of light that hides shadows full of mystery. Lucrezia Borgia, daughter of Pope Alexander VI, is the symbol of this contradiction. She spent many years in Rome, living for some time in the Palazzo Orsini wherein the Cappella Orsini its now ancient Chapel and the setting of our performance is located. A woman with a legendary beauty, Lucrezia inspired the contrived and unwieldy gossip that led to her disdainful historical image as the poisoner. This show includes some lyrical arias of Lucrezia Borgia di Donizetti which were inspired by the biography of Victor Hugo. The story highlights some of her famous romances, and will shed new perspectives on the Pope's daughter. In our story one of the Pope's imaginary descendants retraces their legendary ancestor. The discovery of a missing letter introduces the occult mysteries of an era in which the "Acquetta dei Borgia" was considered one of the most insidious poisons in which the life of the powerful was subject to the intrigues between opposing factions. The bursting vocality of the melodrama is heightened and made more intriguing by the unexpected musical incursions and unusual costumes in a scenography full of surprises. THE PROGRAM Let i be soon di Francesco Paolo Tosti Overtoure pianoforte Come è bello Donizetti Lucrezia Borgia- Prologo –Atto I Soli noi Siamo Donizetti Lucrezia Borgia- duetto –Atto I Il segreto per essere felici Donizetti Lucrezia Borgia- Atto II Libian nei lieti calici Verdi, Traviata Atto I Ninna Nanna di Francesco Paolo Tosti
THE MENU RENAISSANCE DINNER
Prosecco welcome -
Olive di Gaeta nere pestate, acciughe di Civitavecchia, pomodori secchi, arance di Fondi con ricottina di bufala-
Crema di cicerchie-
Timballinoo cacio e pepe-
Maialino con crema di mela-
Spianci aceto rosato-
Panna cotta con salsa di cachi-
Pane-
Acqua
Extra wine Not included available to purchase.

Spend 2-hours exploring the Borghese Gallery with a knowledgeable guide. See works by some of the masters of the Renaissance and Baroque periods, like Bernini, Caravaggio, Canova, and Raphael. Your guide will take you through the collections while providing insightful commentary. Be entertained by stories about these artists, their work, their relationships with patrons, and the history of the Villa Borghese Pinciana.
You will begin this cultural experience at 5pm, when the museum is less crowded. As you make your way through the gallery, you will be in awe of the opulence of the villa as well as the artwork. Enjoy this unique collection and the villa, commissioned in the 17th century by Cardinal Scipione Borghese, the nephew of Pope Paul V. Discover how Cardinal Scipione Borghese started with his own private collection and how the museum became one of the world's most unique collections.
Step outside the museum to explore the lavish Borghese gardens on a self-guided tour. Stop at the eagle fountain that is adjacent to the museum and at the entrance of the Giardino dei Melangoli (Garden of Bitter Oranges).  Stroll through Giardino dei Melangoli (Garden of Bitter Oranges) at your own pace. Continue your walk through a formal garden called The Flower Garden. See the Meridiana Mansion by Rainaldi and the aviary when walking through The Secret Garden.
ABOUT OUR 6 PEOPLE SMALL GROUP POLICY
When you book a small group tour, you are guaranteed one tour guide per group of 6 people. Please bear in mind though that in order to accommodate traveling families and friends, we do on rare occasion make the exception of adding an additional one to two guests in order not to split groups who are traveling together. On that same note, you may find yourself on tour with less than six people. As we accept bookings in multiples of six, math doesn’t always work in our favor to help accommodate individual travelers and their families when on the same tour, so we hope you understand and apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

This is an all-encompassing fully private tour of Raphael's life and works in Rome. You will traverse the entire historic centre of the city and see some of the finest works of art ever created in several of the most beautiful and famous museums and galleries in the world. Do not doubt that this tour is as unique as it is very special. Included are the Vatican Museums and Villa Farnesina, as well as churches in Rome which were touched by the genius of Raphael. Time spent with your local expert guide is approximately 3.5 hours. After your private guided tour experience, you will be given a time-slot voucher for 2 hours inside the Borghese Gallery (self-guided portion). Recommended time inside the Borghese Gallery and Museum at least 1.5 hours. Please take your private tour on one day and then use your skip-the-line Borghese Gallery ticket on the following day (self-guided visit).

Raphael was the most prolific High Renaissance master. A highly proficient painter in youth, he honed his skills in Siena and Florence before flourishing in Rome. Raphael incurred the wrath of Michelangelo and tried to save the Roman Forum as prefect of antiquities under Leo X. 

Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino, Urbino being the name of the town where he was born some 145 kms outside Rome (region of Marche), died on his 37th birthday (April 6th) in 1520. Entombed in the Pantheon and revered as much today as in his prime, Raphael lived and worked at the same time as his contemporary and main rival, Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni. Our private Raphael tour in Rome explains how the paintings in the Sistine Chapel interwove his life with that of Michelangelo and the young Raphael's mentor, Perugino, both of whom he imitated in order to create his own inimitable style. We see the works of art he created in Rome, we explore his skills as a draftsman, and we unravel the complex nature of his relationships (and untimely demise from syphilis).

Born into the Court of Urbino with enviable ascribed status, Raphael, the great imitator, became the greatest High Renaissance master. A painter of immense natural ability, he possessed an unquenchable desire to learn. Family background and social status proffered him unlimited access to the works and workshops of his contemporaries, which almost certainly helped him get acquainted with patrons and powerful contacts during his career. Having learned from his painter and courtier father Giovanni Santi, then becoming a master in the court aged 17 years, Raphael spent time in Siena with Pinturicchio, Città di Castello where he learned from Signorelli, and then Florence where he was greatly influenced by Da Vinci, before moving to Rome.

Donato Bramante, who was related to Raphael, prompted Pope Julius II to introduce the young rising star to Rome, where he lived until his death. Raphael's creations in the Vatican, which continued under Medici Pope Leo X after the death of Julius II in 1513, are of course his best known commissions. In addition to studying the magnificent Raphael Rooms (Vatican Museums), we visit Villa Farnesina, Church of Santa Maria della Pace, the Chigi Chapel (Church of Santa Maria del Popolo), and Church of Sant'Ignazio to round off this fascinating, in-depth private Raphael tour in Rome. You will see the following paintings; "Loggia of Cupid and Psyche" (1517), "Creation of the World" (1516), "The Sibyls" (1514), "The Triumph of Galatea" (1512), and all Raphael's works in the Vatican Museums. In the Borghese Gallery (self-guided) you will see and learn about "Portrait of a Man" (1502), "Young Woman with Unicorn" (1506), and "The Deposition of Christ" (1508).

Meet your guide in Piazza Strozzi and set off on your small-group walking tour around the streets and piazzas that comprise the city’s historical center. Often called the ‘cradle of the Renaissance,’ the city is home to some of the world’s most important Renaissance art and architecture, and your guide will show off Florence’s finest examples.
While the Ponte Vecchio – Florence’s famous bridge – wasn’t built during the Renaissance era, the Vasari Corridor, which runs inside it, was created in the mid-16th century. Hear how the corridor acted as a secret walkway through the town for the Grand Duke Cosimo I, and of the powerful Medici family who decorated its walls with expensive artwork.
Continue to Piazza della Signoria, the old neighborhood of Dante Alighieri, and admire fine examples of Renaissance architecture and statues like the Statue of Giotto outside the Uffizi Gallery. Walk around the outside of Florence Duomo and gaze at Brunelleschi’s Dome – an icon of the city – as well as landmarks like Giotto’s Bell Tower and Ghiberti’s Gates of Paradise at Florence Baptistry.
After exploring Florence’s historical center, visit the Accademia Gallery. Skip past the long wait lines with your fast-track entrance ticket, and step inside to learn about the important pieces of artwork within the gallery’s walls.
Works by the Renaissance artist Michelangelo take center stage at the museum, and so your guide’s commentary focuses on his masterpieces. Pass Michelangelo’s unfinished sculptures – San Matteo and Prigioni – and then gasp in wonder at the gallery’s undeniable centerpiece: David. Learn how the larger-than-life-sized sculpture was created using local Carrera marble, and marvel at the attention to detail that Michelangelo put into his creation.
Your tour finishes inside the Accademia Gallery after viewing David, but you can stay inside the museum to explore independently, if you wish. Rooms containing works by other Renaissance artists, like Sandro Botticelli and Andrea Orcagna, are well worth a visit.

Rome is without a doubt one of the biggest cultural hubs of the world, especially for Renaissance art. So, do not miss the chance to join us, Rome4Kids, on our Affresco Master class, for both children and adults.
The workshop will take place in the center, where you will have a professional Renaissance expert to assist you at all times. Follow her/him as he exposes you and your little ones to the mastery and masters of the Renaissance. What better way to learn all the secrets of the ancient art of fresco making or affresco, then to get first hand experience into it? Collect pieces, glue them, compose them and place them together in an arrangement of your liking. Do a marble fresco or a colored glass fresco, the result is gong to be priceless nevertheless!
At the end of the workshop, you will not only leave with an awesome knowledge on the art of affresco and big old smile, but also with your newly-made masterpiece! Come and take home an irreplaceable souvenir of your time in Rome!

The name of the Borgias, the powerful Spanish family that gave two popes to the Roman Church during the mid-14th century - Callistus III and his nephew Alexander VI - is a name synonymous with controversy and intrigue. But perhaps only a few know the truth about this important family and its relationship to the history of Rome. Join us on this fascinating journey through the alleys and squares of the city, where you’ll discover the places that still preserve the memory of the crimes and intrigues of the infamous Borgia family. Special attention will be given to the figure of Alexander VI, one of the most debated popes of the Renaissance.

Explore Vatican Gardens and Sistine Chapel for 3.5-hours with a highly esteemed guide skipping the upper Galleries with hotel pickup included. Admire irreplaceable artwork in the Pope’s Gardens as you walk through the meandering pathways to witness the fountains, colorful flowers and Renaissance architecture. For a more personalized experience, access the breathtaking Sistine Chapel through a secret path, with a traveler limit of 10 people. Be stunned by the frescoes painted by Michelangelo and the amazing team of Italian Renaissance Artists. A shortcut will lead you to St. Peter's Basilica, where you will be able to see the statue of La Pietà and the great Baldacchino by Bernini.

Your journey beings with pickup from your hotel or preferred accommodation within Rome's City Center. Visit the Vatican Gardens and reach the Sistine Chapel through a private access that allows you to avoid the crowds and congestion. Explore invaluable artwork In the Pope’s gardens. Immerse yourself into the colorful pathways which are complemented by alluring flowers and Renaissance architecture. Gaze at the giant Labyrinth, adorned by Lebanese Cedars catching all the details and hidden treasures within. 

Continue your private tour with an explanation of Michelangelo’s masterpiece built by Pope Sixtus IV as the center of Christendom, unveiling the artist’s secret meaning behind the artwork. End your tour by accessing St. Peter’s Basilica to witness the statue of La Pietà. You will also be able to see great Bernini’s Baldacchino.

Expierence the Vatican Museums without the crowds and enjoy masterpieces by Renaissance masters like Michangelo, Botticelli, Perugino and Raphael 
The tour departs at the entrance of the Vatican Museums,your group will have 
an exclusive after hour tour of the Vatican museums. See it as only 
dignitaries and VIPs have.Your Exclusive, certified guide will give you an amazing tour of The Belvedere Courtyard, Pine Courtyard, Gallery of Maps ,Gallery of Tapestries, Pio Clemente Museum,
Rotunda Room with the Porphyry Basin and the Raphael Rooms. Your guide will then lead you to the Pinacoteca Vaticana (Art gallery) where you can enjoy masterpieces by Renaissance masters like
Michangelo, Botticelli, Perugino and Raphael and finish off at the
Sistine Chapel where you can enjoy the Creation of Adam and the Final Judgment by Michaelangelo 
without anyone else spoiling your enjoyment.

Visit: Museo Leonardo da Vinci - Piazza del Popolo, Rome, Lazio

Museo Leonardo da Vinci brings you an all-encompassing view of a man who is arguably the greatest genius the world has known and someone who definitely lived an extraordinary life. The most comprehensive Leonardo da Vinci museum in Rome is located at the famous Basilica Santa Maria in Piazza del Popolo, a short five-minute walk from the Spanish Steps and Villa Borghese. Bringing to life the genius of Leonardo da Vinci as an inventor, artist scientist, anatomist, engineer and architect, the museum is a fascinating and inspirational experience, perfect for visitors of all ages and suitable for the whole family to enjoy. Museo Leonardo da Vinci presents interactive and life-size machines crafted by Italian artisans from Leonardo's codices, studies of his most famous Renaissance art, anatomical sketches and multimedia animations which tell the fascinating stories of The Last Supper, Vitruvian Man and the Sforza equestrian sculpture.

Visit: Chiesa di Santa Maria del Popolo, Rome, Lazio

Enter the miraculous Basilica of Santa Maria del Popolo and collect your audio guide to tour the Augustinian church independently. 
The Basilica represents a splendid example of Renaissance architecture. The first foundations date back to the end of the 11th century, where the tomb of the Emperor Nero once stood. Some of the most important artists of the Renaissance worked here, including Bramante and Raphael, whose works were followed by the arrival of Bernini's Baroque.
The Basilica has some incredible masterpieces: the Nativity by Pinturicchio, the statues of Daniel and the lion and Habakkuk and the Angel of Bernini, the Crucifixion of St. Peter and the Conversion of St Paul both by Caravaggio. But there are many more works still to be admired!
With the help of your audio guide, you will discover the history of this architectural gem in the heart of Rome!

Starting from your accommodation or indicated pick up location at 9:00 a.m, your official Guide and driver will take you to the Ancient Hadrian’s Villa.It will takes 1 hour to get there
The villa was built by Roman Emperor Hadrian at the foot of the Tiburtine Hills between 118 and 138 AD. The vast residential complex extended over an area of about 120 hectares (about 300 acres) and looked very much like an ancient Roman city. The site included buildings, baths, temples, barracks, theatres, gardens, fountains and nymphaeums. The villa itself was designed on two levels: the upper floor, quiet and welcoming, was reserved for the emperor’s official use, while the lower floor was noisy and bustled with the work of slaves.
Once done visiting this Roman Villa  we will take you to the upper part of Tivoli , once we get here there will be a stop for lunch
We can recommend a quick café or a traditional Italian restaurant.Now will be the time to visit the Villa d'Este , which is one of the symbols of the Italian Renaissance and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. the villa is a gem of architectural and landscape splendor. The extraordinary complex is famous all over the world for its splendid fountains characterized by wonderful and suggestive water displays and for being the most beautiful example of the Italian Renaissance garden in Europe.The villa was commissioned by Cardinal Ippolito II d’Este, a former governor of Tivoli and son of Lucrezia Borgia, and the work was carried out by the ingenious architect Pirro Logorio.

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Stop At: M's Carratoni Tours, Rome, Lazio

Florence part of one of the most beautiful city in the world, the list of the artists associated with this city is endless: Giotto, Donatello, Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo. Because it's smaller than Rome, you'll have an easier time wandering around the city and getting a sense of what Italian life must have been like during the Renaissance. You'll see the enchanting Michelangelo's David, one of the most famous sculpture of all times, in front of The Palazzo Vecchio and the Loggia dei Lanzi, an open air museum, located in the Piazza della Signoria. The great Uffizi Gallery, a former palace of the famous Medici family, generally regarded as one of the top museums of the world, with its collections of Italian Renaissance art. The beautiful Basilica of Santa Maria del Fiore in front of the old Battistero . From the top of the Campanile di Giotto, 82 meters high, next to the Basilica, you will enjoy a wonderful landscape view of the city, while at the Ponte Vecchio and Duomo.

Duration: 10 hours

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Pass By: Trastevere, Rome, Lazio

Meet your guide at 9:30am to begin your exploration of Roman custom and tradition. Take a break from the chaos of the rest of the city and see why Trastevere locals consider themselves to be the only 'real' Romans. Get a glimpse of this Roman neighborhood and enjoy the atmosphere of the Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere, the heart of the quarter. It serves as a delightful meeting place and offers a chance to catch up on local gossip over an apertivi - an alcoholic drink designed to stimulate the appetite. Enjoy a visit to the Church of St Maria in Trastevere, considered one of the most ancient churches of Rome, before taking in the delightful ambiance of the various squares, corners, and alleys of the area.


Stop At: Villa Farnesina, Rome, Lazio

The jewel of Renaissance with magnificent frescoes by Raphael and Sebastiano del Piombo.
You will enter the incredible Villa Farnesina, where the banker Agostino Chigi celebrated the glory of the Renaissance painting in his 'free time' villa. You will see an incredible horoscope painted by Baldassarre Peruzzi as well as the famous Galatea by Raphael complemented perfectly by enchanting gardens.
Throughout your walk you will see aristocratic palaces and their beautiful decorations, hidden workshops and picturesque street corners. Admire towers of the Middle Ages, baronial family palaces from the Renaissance, and papal memories during your relaxing walk as though you were a Roman yourself.

Duration: 1 hour

Pass By: Piazza Trilussa, Rome, Lazio

Heart of Trastevere district

The first part of this tour will take you to a journey through the
Renaissance, first stop: the
Uffizi Gallery. You can admire works by great artists:
Giotto, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Titian, Caravaggio and many others. Our guided tour will let you discover the secrets behind
Botticelli’s
masterpieces, such as
Primavera (Spring) and the
Birth of Venus, hosted in a special room dedicated to one of the most appreciated artists of the
Renaissance.
The Uffizi art gallery offers you a wide range of gold-background panels, refined paintings, ancients’ sculptures, but also an insight into the
Medici family. From the
Uffizi terrace you will enjoy a panoramic view of the
Palazzo Vecchio (Old Palace) and the key monuments of
Florence. And then, after the art of
Renaissance, let’s discover the
Medici
Family Intrigues in Florence!! Banking, commerce, and religious influence led the
Medici Family to become one of the most powerful families in
Florence, while tasting some of the best products of the
Florentine food culture such as a Gottino (glass of Chianti wine), a selection of traditional Salami, coccoli (deep-fried dough bites) and last a delicious home-made Gelato.
The Medici story began when they migrated to
Florence from a little town in
Tuscany. Our professional guide will escort you on a tour across years of history safely preserved within the architecture, palaces, churches and art that were sponsored by the
Medici Family. During the tour we will have the opportunity to observe
Palazzo Medici,
Palazzo Vecchio the most important civil building in the city; where will also discuss the open air sculptures found within the
Loggia della Signoria. We will also observe the
Pitti Palace which was home to the
Medici family. Strolling along the banks of the
Arno will bring us to
Ponte Vecchio, a bridge famous for its beautiful gold jewelry; on the top of the bridge is the hidden
Vasari Corridor, which allowed the
Medici family to travel secretly and safely from their home at
Pitti Palace to the government building,
Palazzo Vecchio.

Choose your preferred biking option to see Rome: A more intense morning ride that covers more ground or a leisurely afternoon bike to see many sites at your pace.
The morning tour is more extensive as it covers the Vatican City,  Ancient Rome as well as medieval and Renaissance Rome.  Included on this tour is a visit to the Jewish ghetto for a slice of modern Roman life. We also get to see an optical illusion inside the church of Saint Ignatius. A stop for coffee or ice cream at the Pantheon is available as well as a bath room break on Capitoline Hill.
Our afternoon option is for those who wish to take it a bit easier and see less places, while still being able to enjoy Rome's highlights. This tour includes the historic center, Renaissance and Ancient Rome. A stop for a bathroom break and coffee at the pantheon is included.

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Stop At: Sistine Chapel Tours, Rome, Lazio

The tour begins in the Pigna Courtyard, to see the famous “Pineapple”.  You cross this to gain access to the Pio Cristiano Museum with its magnificent galleries.  There is the Gallery of Tapestries and the Gallery of Maps where you will see one of the largest displays of Renaissance maps anywhere in the world. Next we visit the rooms painted in the 1500s by Raphael for Pope Julius II. 
These rooms house what are now considered to be two of the young Raphael’s greatest masterpieces, the Parnassus and School of Athens.  The tour ends in the most famous part of the Vatican, the Sistine Chapel. 
Before you enter (no talking allowed inside) your guide will explain something about the marvelous frescos that you will see once inside.  There are those depicting The Last Judgment painted by Michelangelo as well as wall frescos by Bollicelli and other famous Renaissance Artists. 
Your guide is very knowledgeable will keep you fully informed about everything you are seeing; a wonderful tour for you to fully appreciate the treasures of the Vatican.

Duration: 1 hour

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

The tour begins in the Pigna Courtyard, to see the famous “Pineapple”.  You cross this to gain access to the Pio Cristiano Museum with its magnificent galleries.  There is the Gallery of Tapestries and the Gallery of Maps where you will see one of the largest displays of Renaissance maps anywhere in the world. Next we visit the rooms painted in the 1500s by Raphael for Pope Julius II. 
These rooms house what are now considered to be two of the young Raphael’s greatest masterpieces, the Parnassus and School of Athens.  The tour ends in the most famous part of the Vatican, the Sistine Chapel. 
Before you enter (no talking allowed inside) your guide will explain something about the marvelous frescos that you will see once inside.  There are those depicting The Last Judgment painted by Michelangelo as well as wall frescos by Bollicelli and other famous Renaissance Artists. 
Your guide is very knowledgeable will keep you fully informed about everything you are seeing; a wonderful tour for you to fully appreciate the treasures of the Vatican.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: La Pieta, Vatican City, Lazio

The tour begins in the Pigna Courtyard, to see the famous “Pineapple”.  You cross this to gain access to the Pio Cristiano Museum with its magnificent galleries.  There is the Gallery of Tapestries and the Gallery of Maps where you will see one of the largest displays of Renaissance maps anywhere in the world. Next we visit the rooms painted in the 1500s by Raphael for Pope Julius II. 
These rooms house what are now considered to be two of the young Raphael’s greatest masterpieces, the Parnassus and School of Athens.  The tour ends in the most famous part of the Vatican, the Sistine Chapel. 
Before you enter (no talking allowed inside) your guide will explain something about the marvelous frescos that you will see once inside.  There are those depicting The Last Judgment painted by Michelangelo as well as wall frescos by Bollicelli and other famous Renaissance Artists. 
Your guide is very knowledgeable will keep you fully informed about everything you are seeing; a wonderful tour for you to fully appreciate the treasures of the Vatican.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Monument to Alexander VII, Vatican City, Lazio

The tour begins in the Pigna Courtyard, to see the famous “Pineapple”.  You cross this to gain access to the Pio Cristiano Museum with its magnificent galleries.  There is the Gallery of Tapestries and the Gallery of Maps where you will see one of the largest displays of Renaissance maps anywhere in the world. Next we visit the rooms painted in the 1500s by Raphael for Pope Julius II. 
These rooms house what are now considered to be two of the young Raphael’s greatest masterpieces, the Parnassus and School of Athens.  The tour ends in the most famous part of the Vatican, the Sistine Chapel. 
Before you enter (no talking allowed inside) your guide will explain something about the marvelous frescos that you will see once inside.  There are those depicting The Last Judgment painted by Michelangelo as well as wall frescos by Bollicelli and other famous Renaissance Artists. 
Your guide is very knowledgeable will keep you fully informed about everything you are seeing; a wonderful tour for you to fully appreciate the treasures of the Vatican.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Porta Santa, Vatican City, Lazio

The tour begins in the Pigna Courtyard, to see the famous “Pineapple”.  You cross this to gain access to the Pio Cristiano Museum with its magnificent galleries.  There is the Gallery of Tapestries and the Gallery of Maps where you will see one of the largest displays of Renaissance maps anywhere in the world. Next we visit the rooms painted in the 1500s by Raphael for Pope Julius II. 
These rooms house what are now considered to be two of the young Raphael’s greatest masterpieces, the Parnassus and School of Athens.  The tour ends in the most famous part of the Vatican, the Sistine Chapel. 
Before you enter (no talking allowed inside) your guide will explain something about the marvelous frescos that you will see once inside.  There are those depicting The Last Judgment painted by Michelangelo as well as wall frescos by Bollicelli and other famous Renaissance Artists. 
Your guide is very knowledgeable will keep you fully informed about everything you are seeing; a wonderful tour for you to fully appreciate the treasures of the Vatican.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Tomba di Giovanni Paolo II, Vatican City, Lazio

The tour begins in the Pigna Courtyard, to see the famous “Pineapple”.  You cross this to gain access to the Pio Cristiano Museum with its magnificent galleries.  There is the Gallery of Tapestries and the Gallery of Maps where you will see one of the largest displays of Renaissance maps anywhere in the world. Next we visit the rooms painted in the 1500s by Raphael for Pope Julius II. 
These rooms house what are now considered to be two of the young Raphael’s greatest masterpieces, the Parnassus and School of Athens.  The tour ends in the most famous part of the Vatican, the Sistine Chapel. 
Before you enter (no talking allowed inside) your guide will explain something about the marvelous frescos that you will see once inside.  There are those depicting The Last Judgment painted by Michelangelo as well as wall frescos by Bollicelli and other famous Renaissance Artists. 
Your guide is very knowledgeable will keep you fully informed about everything you are seeing; a wonderful tour for you to fully appreciate the treasures of the Vatican.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Vatican Museums, Vatican City, Lazio

The tour begins in the Pigna Courtyard, to see the famous “Pineapple”.  You cross this to gain access to the Pio Cristiano Museum with its magnificent galleries.  There is the Gallery of Tapestries and the Gallery of Maps where you will see one of the largest displays of Renaissance maps anywhere in the world. Next we visit the rooms painted in the 1500s by Raphael for Pope Julius II. 
These rooms house what are now considered to be two of the young Raphael’s greatest masterpieces, the Parnassus and School of Athens.  The tour ends in the most famous part of the Vatican, the Sistine Chapel. 
Before you enter (no talking allowed inside) your guide will explain something about the marvelous frescos that you will see once inside.  There are those depicting The Last Judgment painted by Michelangelo as well as wall frescos by Bollicelli and other famous Renaissance Artists. 
Your guide is very knowledgeable will keep you fully informed about everything you are seeing; a wonderful tour for you to fully appreciate the treasures of the Vatican.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Cortile della Pigna, Vatican City, Lazio

The tour begins in the Pigna Courtyard, to see the famous “Pineapple”.  You cross this to gain access to the Pio Cristiano Museum with its magnificent galleries.  There is the Gallery of Tapestries and the Gallery of Maps where you will see one of the largest displays of Renaissance maps anywhere in the world. Next we visit the rooms painted in the 1500s by Raphael for Pope Julius II. 
These rooms house what are now considered to be two of the young Raphael’s greatest masterpieces, the Parnassus and School of Athens.  The tour ends in the most famous part of the Vatican, the Sistine Chapel. 
Before you enter (no talking allowed inside) your guide will explain something about the marvelous frescos that you will see once inside.  There are those depicting The Last Judgment painted by Michelangelo as well as wall frescos by Bollicelli and other famous Renaissance Artists. 
Your guide is very knowledgeable will keep you fully informed about everything you are seeing; a wonderful tour for you to fully appreciate the treasures of the Vatican.

Duration: 1 hour

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

The tour begins in the Pigna Courtyard, to see the famous “Pineapple”.  You cross this to gain access to the Pio Cristiano Museum with its magnificent galleries.  There is the Gallery of Tapestries and the Gallery of Maps where you will see one of the largest displays of Renaissance maps anywhere in the world. Next we visit the rooms painted in the 1500s by Raphael for Pope Julius II. 
These rooms house what are now considered to be two of the young Raphael’s greatest masterpieces, the Parnassus and School of Athens.  The tour ends in the most famous part of the Vatican, the Sistine Chapel. 
Before you enter (no talking allowed inside) your guide will explain something about the marvelous frescos that you will see once inside.  There are those depicting The Last Judgment painted by Michelangelo as well as wall frescos by Bollicelli and other famous Renaissance Artists. 
Your guide is very knowledgeable will keep you fully informed about everything you are seeing; a wonderful tour for you to fully appreciate the treasures of the Vatican.

Duration: 1 hour

This day trip is designed for those who wish to enjoy Villa D’Este and the highlights of Castel Gandolfo.
Your day will begin with a drive up to Tivoli, where you will find Villa D’Este, the renaissance summer estate known for its exquisitely manicured gardens, fountains and highly praised fresco paintings. When you have completed all of your sightseeing here, you will be driven to Castel Gandolfo.
Castel Gandolfo is home to the Pope’s summer residence which overlooks the volcanic lake. Those who visit in the summer months may have the opportunity to take part in either the Pope’s Papal Audience on Wednesday, or his Public Blessing on Sundays. The duration of your afternoon will be spent sightseeing here before your return to Rome.
At the end of the tour, you will enjoy a special Wine Tasting in the Cantine Pagnanelli, a family owned restaurant since 1882. A part from tasting the local wines and Spumante (Italian Sparkling Wine) you will also enjoy a small sample of the local products.

After your English speaking driver picks you up in the morning, you have a lovely drive trough 2 different regions of Italy before  reach the region of Tuscany. The First place we visit is Pienza , Pienza was included by UNESCO in its List because it is a perfect application of the Renaissance principle of the "ideal city", which played a significant role in the subsequent urban development in Italy and abroad.
After this charming city we drive you to Montepulciano . Montepulciano is a medieval town of rare beauty, full of elegant Renaissance palaces, ancient churches, charming squares and hidden corners, boasts vast panoramas all over the wonderful Val d'Orcia and Val di Chiana valleys that surround it.at This point we will stop in a beautiful wineries  for wine testing and lunch then we back to Rome.

The Vatican has been commissioning and collecting art from the early days of the Catholic Church and the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter’s Basilica contain a treasure trove of western art, including many masterpieces from the Renaissance era. Explore the Vatican collections on this guided tour with fast track entry. Over 6 million visitors come to the Vatican museums every year, so there are always long lines to get in. A professional guide will pick you up at the meeting point and lead you to a Vatican Preferred Partner entrance that will allow you to bypass the queues and head straight into the museums. The collections in the museums are vast and can take hours to explore. The multi-lingual guide will introduce you to some of the better known highlights of the collections, including the Gallery of Tapestries, Gallery of Geographical Maps, and the Raphael Rooms. After touring the galleries, head into the Sistine Chapel and admire the magnificent frescoes on the walls and ceiling. Don’t miss Michelangelo’s masterpieces in this room, especially the frescoes of *The Last Judgement* and *The Creation of Adam*. Once you have completed the tour of the museum, head into St. Peter’s Basilica to see one of the holiest shrines in the Catholic world, and the resting place of St. Peter, founder of the Catholic Church.
Confirmation:
• You will receive a confirmation email
Morning Tour:St. Peter’s Basilica (except on Wednesdays where this attraction will be replaced by a visit to the Vatican Library)

Enjoy an audience with Pope Francis I, and pray with him to receive the Apostolic Blessing on a full-day tour of the Vatican City.
The weekly Papal Audience is a special event for Catholics and non-Catholics alike, and lasts approximately 2 hours, during which there are speeches in Italian and other languages. After the blessing, at approximately 11:30, you will have to get to the local operator in Via delle Grazie n°4 to attend the tour.
Your Vatican tour will start at 11:45 from the agency.
See masterpieces of art and antiquities collected by successive popes over the centuries. Journey through periods of art and civilization, such as the classical art of Greece, to the Renaissance works of Michelangelo. Your guide will explain the history and secrets of the Catholic Church, and tell you about the rivalries between Renaissance artists.
Go inside the Sistine Chapel to see Michelangelo’s awe-inspiring “The Last Judgement.” Then, experience the holy magnificence of St. Peter’s Basilica, where baroque masterpieces and Michelangelo’s “La Pietà” are waiting to be discovered.

You will roam around Vatican Museums, full of artistic and historical treasures. You will also enjoy the Sistine Chapel where there is Michelangelo’s fresco. Also added St. Peter’s Basilica which is an Italian Renaissance Church in Vatican City and at the same time the largest Church in the world. All of our tours will be guided by an expert guide. But in this service guide is not included. This is only with guided tour service.

What You Will Enjoy:

• Vatican Galleries
• Raphael Rooms
• Borgia Apartments
• Sistine Chapel
• Skip the line tickets and access to the Basilica (only with guided tour service)

(Group Tour Up to 24 People)

Skip the line for fast-track entry to the world-famous Vatican museum complex

What You’ll Do :

1. Skip the long lines to explore one of the world’s busiest museums
2. See priceless masterpieces from antiquity and the Renaissance
3. Marvel at Michelangelo’s fresco “The Creation of Adam” in the Sistine Chapel
4. Spend as much time as you like inside the museum and explore at your own pace

 N.B: Children (6-17) / Students (18-25)  (Students Have to Bring Their Student ID Card) 
 N.B: Free Entrance for Under 6 Years.
 N.B: Free Entrance for Disabled Persons with an Escort
 N.B: Not wheelchair accessible in this service (only with guide) 
 N.B: we have to wait for security access before the entrance        

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Pass By: Trastevere, Rome, Lazio

Enjoy an exclusive 2.5 hour tour of Villa Farnesina and the surrounding Trastevere area. The villa is considered one of the most precious examples of Italian Renaissance architecture and paintings.
A top-rated expert local guide will take you through its spectacular rooms decorated by some of the best XV century artists, in particular Raphael and his disciples. You will see mythological and classic frescos by Sebastiano del Piombo, Giulio Romano,Sodoma and Peruzzi.
The palace used to be the residence of the Pope's banker Agostino Chigi and of the Farnese famiy later on. It contains also Raphael's unique masterpieces such as the Stories of Cupid and Venus and the Tryumph of Galatea.
Your private guide will take you back in time to Roman Renaissance revealing facts, anectodes and curiosities with the help of multimedia tools and ipad to make your experience truly engaging and unforgettable.
If time permits, after the visit of the Villa you can extend the tour to the surrounding pictoresque area of Trastevere to see other interesting sites of the city. The meeting point will be the entrance of the Palace or your hotel if located in the area. You will love the tour.

Stop At: Villa Farnesina, Rome, Lazio

Enjoy an exclusive 2.5 hour tour of Villa Farnesina and the surrounding Trastevere area. The villa is considered one of the most precious examples of Italian Renaissance architecture and paintings.
A top-rated expert local guide will take you through its spectacular rooms decorated by some of the best XV century artists, in particular Raphael and his disciples. You will see mythological and classic frescos by Sebastiano del Piombo, Giulio Romano,Sodoma and Peruzzi.
The palace used to be the residence of the Pope's banker Agostino Chigi and of the Farnese famiy later on. It contains also Raphael's unique masterpieces such as the Stories of Cupid and Venus and the Tryumph of Galatea.
Your private guide will take you back in time to Roman Renaissance revealing facts, anectodes and curiosities with the help of multimedia tools and ipad to make your experience truly engaging and unforgettable.
If time permits, after the visit of the Villa you can extend the tour to the surrounding pictoresque area of Trastevere to see other interesting sites of the city. The meeting point will be the entrance of the Palace or your hotel if located in the area. You will love the tour.

Duration: 2 hours

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Stop At: Piazza Trilussa, Rome, Lazio

Your tour starts at 9.30 am in Piazza Trilussa where you will meet your private guide and start to discover this very typical part of the eternal city

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Santa Maria in Trastevere, Rome, Lazio

then you will visit the church of Santa Maria in Trastevere, located in the homonymous square. The most particular part of the church is its facede, all covered by a mosaic

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Trastevere, Rome, Lazio

Your guide will then lead you to the inner part of Trastevere, you will get lost among its streets and admire the soul of the eternal city

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Villa Farnesina, Rome, Lazio

You will admire che stunning Villa Farnesina, a renaissance villa located in Trastevere Quarter. The villa was all painted by the most influencing artist of the Renaissance such as Raffaello Sanzio and Sebastiano del Piombo

Duration: 1 hour

Pass By: Rome Private Guides, Rome, Lazio

Visit Rome with Rome Private Guides, TripAdvisor Experience partner

Your shopping tour will begin at City Sightseeing Firenze Line A Stop No.1, Florence SMN Train Station, luggage room side, where you'll meet our staff who lead to bus. After approximately 30 minutes journey, arrive at the Barberino Designer Outlet ready to shop.
Then, hit the stores and explore the spacious outdoor mall. As you admire the Renaissance décor, take your time perusing over 120 shops, all stocked with big-name brands like Dolce&Gabbana, with discounts up to 70 percent. (A list of shops can be found in the Itinerary section below.)
When it’s time for a break, choose from five different restaurants and cafes where you can plop down your shopping bags and relax. To satiate your sweet tooth, consider stopping at the Lindt chocolate café before continuing to browse.
After you’ve wandered through all of your favorite stores, return to your coach, where you will be returned to your original departure point in Florence.

Following a pickup from your hotel, learn the legends of Janiculum Hill, and marvel at the courtyard of the Church of San Pietro in Montorio, considered a masterpiece of High Renaissance architecture. Be enchanted by the impressive Fontana dell'Acqua Paola, called Er Fontanone by the Romans.
Next, walk along the River Tiber to Piazza Navona. Built on the site of the Stadium of Domitian, the oval-shaped “square” is a feast of Baroque and Renaissance art, including Bernini’s famous Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi (Fountain of 4 Rivers). Nearby, lies the Palazzo Altemps and Palazzo Braschi.
Continue to the Trevi Fountain, featured in the Federico Fellini film “La Dolce Vita.” Throw a coin in the fountain, before driving on to the Colosseum and Circo Massimo. From there, it’s a short journey to the Villa del Priorato di Malta on Aventine Hill, where you can admire St. Peter's Basilica through the keyhole of the Villa Malta.
A tour guide is not included, a suggestion may be to bring a guidebook. Remember to check the website for opening times of the location and the price of entrance ticket. Entrance fees are not included.

This 5-day tour around Italy brings you to discover three of the most iconic places of Italy: Rome, Florence and Cinque Terre.
Transfers from a city to another are provided by trains.
Itinerary
Day 1: arrival in Rome. Private transfer from the airport to the hotel. Check in at 3* hotel in the city center. Overnight in Rome.
Day 2: breakfast at the hotel. Half day private walking tour of Rome with professional guide. Stroll along the narrow streets around Navona Squares and Pantheon, and discover the secret places that only locals know. You'll also get to see the sights known all around the world, like Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps! Afternoon at your leisure. Overnight in Rome.
Day 3: breakfast at the hotel. Train from Rome to Florence. Check in at 3* hotel in the city center of Florence. Half day private walking tour of Florence with professional guide. Discover the “Cradle of the Renaissance” and its best-known treasures, including the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio and Porcellino Market, the most characteristic places of Florence. Overnight in Florence.
Day 4: breakfast at the hotel. Full day trip to Cinque Terre from Florence (this is the only group tour you'll take part in).
Explore Cinque Terre, an area declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO for the unique landscapes and the perfect mixture of earth and sea. After a group transfer to reach Cinque Terre, you'll discover these wonderful 5 towns by train (during winter or in bed weather conditions) or by boat (during summer). Stop in Monterosso and Riomaggiore then, after lunch, you will have free time to continue to explore these places on your own. Overnight in Florence.
Day 5: breakfast at the hotel. Train Florence-Rome. Private transfer to the airport/hotel in Rome.
Please note: this tour provides accommodations in 3* hotels in the city center of Rome and Florence, with breakfast service only. Lunch and dinner are not included. Tourism tax to be paid at the hotel.

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.

DAY 1 – 4 hours
You will meet your guide at the Coliseum and with skip-the-line tickets go directly to the interior of this wonderful amphitheatre to learn something of its history.  Following this you are taken outside once more to see the Arch of Constantine and then you take a short walk to the Roman Forum.  The Forum was the centre of political, religious and social life in ancient Rome.  A walk up the famous Sacred Way brings you to the Capitoline Hill and the Vittoriano;  an impressive monument and one of the most stunning built in  modern Italian times.
Next you visit one of the most famous fountains in the world – the Trevi Fountain. If you are superstitious throw a coin in the fountain and you will be sure to return to Rome one day!
Some magnificent buildings are to be seen in the Government District – the next part of our tour.  Here you will see the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and the Column of Marcus Aurelius.
A walk down Rome’s narrow streets brings you to Raphael’s tomb; the remains of this famous Renaissance painter and architect are housed in the splendid Pantheon.  The tour then continues past the Ancient Baths of Nero to Piazza Navona where it is time for a photo beside Bernini’s famous Fountain of the Four Rivers.
DAY 2 – 3 hours
Your second day is spent in Vatican City.  You will meet your guide at the entrance to the Vatican museums and as this is a small group tour there is the opportunity to go at your own pace and also to visit some of the smaller rooms not on the usual tourist itinerary.
First stop is the Belvedere Courtyard followed by the Pio-Clementine Museum with its magnificent collection of ancient Roman and Greek statues.  Then you visit some of the famous galleries; the Gallery of Tapestries ad the Gallery of Geographic Maps.
There are numerous rooms in the musuems housing wonderful treasures; you will be taken to see the largest canvas in the Vatican displayed in the Sobiesky Room and the wonderful frescoes in the Immaculate Conception Room.
Perhaps the most famous rooms in the Vatican are those painted by Raphael for Pope Julius II.  Here in Raphael’s Rooms you will see some of the artist’s greatest masterpieces, the Parnassus and School of Athens.
Then it is on to the Sistine Chapel. Once inside you will see Michelangelo’s famous ceiling frescoes as well as those on the chapel walls painted by Botticelli and other Renaissance artists. 
When you leave the Sistine Chapel you  enter Saint Peter’s Basilica.  This wonderful church houses Michelangelo’s Pietà, Bernini’s Baldacchino as well as a host of other monuments in honor of Saints and past Popes.
The tour ends in Saint Peter’s Square where you will see the Pope’s Palace and a final photo opportunity, the colorful Swiss Guard.

Your 3-day experience starts when you leave central Rome on a high-speed train to Turin. Your tour includes round-trip high-speed train tickets to shuttle you to the heart of this charming city in a short time.
Upon arrival in Turin, it’s suggested that you check-in at your hotel and leave your luggage there before heading out to explore. From here on in, how you spend your time in the city is down to you. You’re free to explore, relax, and enjoy its attractions at your own pace.
Often referred to as the ‘Capital of the Alps,’ the city is steeped in history and known for its beautiful squares, palaces, museums, opera houses, gardens, monuments,and theaters. It’s also known for its glorious Renaissance, baroque, and rococo architecture, and plays host to some of Italy's best universities, academies, colleges, and research centers including the 6th-century University of Turin and Turin Polytechnic, reinforcing its already rich cultural heritage.
When you step out into the streets, you may detect a hint of Paris or Vienna in the elegant, tree-lined boulevards and art nouveau cafes, but make no mistake – this Alp-fringed city has a life of its own.
The city houses the object of one of the world’s greatest mysteries—the Turin Shroud — and it’s here that the first saleable solid chocolate was made. The best-selling Fiat car was first created in the city, and Turin is also home to one of the planet’s most famous football teams, the black-and-white-stripe shirted Juventus.
Places of interest include the Mole Antonelliana, regarded as the real symbol of the city. Named after Alessandro Antonelli, the architect who built it between 1863 and 1889, this distinctive tower blends neoclassical and baroque architectural styles.
Another must-see is the Porte Palatine (Palatine Doors). The 1st-century Roman gateway towers date from when the city was known as Augusta Taurinorum, and are part of the fortress they take their name from, the Palatium.
You may also want to visit the Basilica of Superga, a magnificent baroque church that sits on the Hill of Superga, a panoramic viewpoint over the city. The church was built by Duke Vittorio Amedeo II of Savoy to fulfill a vow made to the Virgin Mary to build her a church if he won the Battle of Turin in 1706.
Other sights include the Palazzo Madama in the center of the Piazza Castello. This fabulous residence is now a museum whose exhibits tell Turin’s story through the millennia. Take a journey back through time at its three important sections: the towers of the Roman Porta Pretoria, the Castle of Ludovico d'Acaja, and its spectacular frontage with its monumental atrium and staircase.

DAY 1 ROMA-MONTEPULCIANO-PIENZA -MONTALCINO-SIENA
Departure at 8.00 am from our meeting point or pickup at the hotel and departure for a delightful trip through the rolling hills of the Chianti Region. We will reach the hilltop town of MONTEPULCIANO, world-known for wines like the Nobile di Montepulciano. Here we will stop for a wine tasting including typical local appetizers. Proceed to PIENZA the Renaissance “ideal town”, well-known for its “Pecorino” cheese. The tour will continue visiting the town of MONTALCINO, famous for its “Brunello di Montalcino” wine. Arrival in SIENA and accommodation in Hotel. Hotel Garden 4* or similar. Meal: D

DAY 2 SIENA-SAN GIMIGNANO-PISA-MONTALCINO DI LUCCA-LUCCA-MONTECATINI TERME
Breakfast in hotel. Guided walking Tour of Siena including Piazza del Campo, well-known for its horse-race “Palio”. Continue to SAN GIMIGNANO for another short visit, then proceed to PISA where to admire Piazza dei Miracoli and the famous Leaning Tower. We will continue to MONTECARLO DI LUCCA a lovely village on the Lucca hills, for a Wine Tasting accompanied by superb and delicious specialities of Tuscany. In the afternoon you’ll visit LUCCA and then arrive to MONTECATINI TERME.
Accommodation in Hotel. Dinner and Overnight. Grand Hotel La Pace 5*, Hotel President 4* or similar. Meals: B-D

DAY 3 MONTECATINI -LA SPEZIA-CINQUE TERRE-MONTECATINI
Breakfast in hotel. Departure from Montecatini to La SPEZIA where you’ ll embark for an unforgettable day trip dedicated to the discovery of one of the most amazing and enchanting landscapes in the World suspended between sea and land:“CINQUE TERRE”. The boat will hop you on and off to a few lands, you 'll have time for lunch on your own , and at about 16.00 we will leave this little piece of Heaven and get the local train which will you bring back to La Spezia. Return to your hotel in Montecatini Terme. Dinner at a local restaurant and Overnight.
Meal: BD   

DAY 4 MONTECATINI- CARRARA MARBLE CAVES - MONTECATINI TERMAE SPA
Breakfast at the Hotel, departure to CARRARA to admire the impressive Marble caves quarries, where Michelangelo took the material to create his masterpieces. Back to Montecatini,rest of the day at leasure to enjoy the Thermal spa treatment at the Oasi natural springs in Montecatini. Dinner and overnight at your hotel in Montecatini Terme.
Meal: BD

DAY 5  MONTECATINI - FLORENCE - ROME
Breakfast in hotel. Departure to Florence, walking guided tour of about two hours to see the most interesting monuments of this medieval city, Florence, known as the cradle of the Renaissance, lunch on your own and early afternoon transfer back to ROME. Accommodation in Hotel centrally located. Overnight. Hotel Romanico Palace 4*S, Hotel Gambrinus 4* or similar
Meal: B

DAY 6 ROME
Breakfast in hotel, End of our services. Meals: B

Itinerary

Day 1: Colosseum and City Highlights

Stop At: Colosseum, Rome, Lazio
The day begins at the Coliseum where you meet your guide and with reserved tickets (no queuing) you go straight inside.   You have a little time to wander about this breathtaking amphitheatre and your guide will tell you something of it history. 
Then it is outside again to see the Arch of Constantine and the Roman Forum.  The forum was the empire’s hub where everything happened; political, religious and social. There is the 1st century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn, the Senate House and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus to name a few.
You then arrive at the Capitoline Hill following a short walk up the Sacred Way.  Here is one of the most famous and breathtaking monuments of modern-day Italy, Il Vittoriano. 
The tour continues with a visit to the Trevi Fountain,it is more beautiful in real life though and if you follow the legend, throw a coin in the fountain and wish that you will one day return to Rome.
The next part of the tour brings you to the Government District, home to the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and the Column of Marcus Aurelius.
Another short walk down a narrow “vincolo” brings you to the Pantheon where you can visit the tomb of the Renaissance painter and architect Raphael.  The day finishes with another walk, past the Ancient Baths of Nero to Piazza Navona and Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers.
Duration: 3 hours

Stop At: Roman Forum, Rome, Lazio
The day begins at the Coliseum where you meet your guide and with reserved tickets (no queuing) you go straight inside.   You have a little time to wander about this breathtaking amphitheatre and your guide will tell you something of it history. 
Then it is outside again to see the Arch of Constantine and the Roman Forum.  The forum was the empire’s hub where everything happened; political, religious and social. There is the 1st century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn, the Senate House and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus to name a few.
You then arrive at the Capitoline Hill following a short walk up the Sacred Way.  Here is one of the most famous and breathtaking monuments of modern-day Italy, Il Vittoriano. 
The tour continues with a visit to the Trevi Fountain,it is more beautiful in real life though and if you follow the legend, throw a coin in the fountain and wish that you will one day return to Rome.
The next part of the tour brings you to the Government District, home to the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and the Column of Marcus Aurelius.
Another short walk down a narrow “vincolo” brings you to the Pantheon where you can visit the tomb of the Renaissance painter and architect Raphael.  The day finishes with another walk, past the Ancient Baths of Nero to Piazza Navona and Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers.
Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Colle Capitolino, Rome, Lazio
The day begins at the Coliseum where you meet your guide and with reserved tickets (no queuing) you go straight inside.   You have a little time to wander about this breathtaking amphitheatre and your guide will tell you something of it history. 
Then it is outside again to see the Arch of Constantine and the Roman Forum.  The forum was the empire’s hub where everything happened; political, religious and social. There is the 1st century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn, the Senate House and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus to name a few.
You then arrive at the Capitoline Hill following a short walk up the Sacred Way.  Here is one of the most famous and breathtaking monuments of modern-day Italy, Il Vittoriano. 
The tour continues with a visit to the Trevi Fountain,it is more beautiful in real life though and if you follow the legend, throw a coin in the fountain and wish that you will one day return to Rome.
The next part of the tour brings you to the Government District, home to the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and the Column of Marcus Aurelius.
Another short walk down a narrow “vincolo” brings you to the Pantheon where you can visit the tomb of the Renaissance painter and architect Raphael.  The day finishes with another walk, past the Ancient Baths of Nero to Piazza Navona and Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers.
Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Pantheon, Rome, Lazio
The day begins at the Coliseum where you meet your guide and with reserved tickets (no queuing) you go straight inside.   You have a little time to wander about this breathtaking amphitheatre and your guide will tell you something of it history. 
Then it is outside again to see the Arch of Constantine and the Roman Forum.  The forum was the empire’s hub where everything happened; political, religious and social. There is the 1st century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn, the Senate House and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus to name a few.
You then arrive at the Capitoline Hill following a short walk up the Sacred Way.  Here is one of the most famous and breathtaking monuments of modern-day Italy, Il Vittoriano. 
The tour continues with a visit to the Trevi Fountain,it is more beautiful in real life though and if you follow the legend, throw a coin in the fountain and wish that you will one day return to Rome.
The next part of the tour brings you to the Government District, home to the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and the Column of Marcus Aurelius.
Another short walk down a narrow “vincolo” brings you to the Pantheon where you can visit the tomb of the Renaissance painter and architect Raphael.  The day finishes with another walk, past the Ancient Baths of Nero to Piazza Navona and Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers.
Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Trevi Fountain, Rome, Lazio
The day begins at the Coliseum where you meet your guide and with reserved tickets (no queuing) you go straight inside.   You have a little time to wander about this breathtaking amphitheatre and your guide will tell you something of it history. 
Then it is outside again to see the Arch of Constantine and the Roman Forum.  The forum was the empire’s hub where everything happened; political, religious and social. There is the 1st century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn, the Senate House and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus to name a few.
You then arrive at the Capitoline Hill following a short walk up the Sacred Way.  Here is one of the most famous and breathtaking monuments of modern-day Italy, Il Vittoriano. 
The tour continues with a visit to the Trevi Fountain,it is more beautiful in real life though and if you follow the legend, throw a coin in the fountain and wish that you will one day return to Rome.
The next part of the tour brings you to the Government District, home to the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and the Column of Marcus Aurelius.
Another short walk down a narrow “vincolo” brings you to the Pantheon where you can visit the tomb of the Renaissance painter and architect Raphael.  The day finishes with another walk, past the Ancient Baths of Nero to Piazza Navona and Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers.
Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Piazza Navona, Rome, Lazio
The day begins at the Coliseum where you meet your guide and with reserved tickets (no queuing) you go straight inside.   You have a little time to wander about this breathtaking amphitheatre and your guide will tell you something of it history. 
Then it is outside again to see the Arch of Constantine and the Roman Forum.  The forum was the empire’s hub where everything happened; political, religious and social. There is the 1st century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn, the Senate House and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus to name a few.
You then arrive at the Capitoline Hill following a short walk up the Sacred Way.  Here is one of the most famous and breathtaking monuments of modern-day Italy, Il Vittoriano. 
The tour continues with a visit to the Trevi Fountain,it is more beautiful in real life though and if you follow the legend, throw a coin in the fountain and wish that you will one day return to Rome.
The next part of the tour brings you to the Government District, home to the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and the Column of Marcus Aurelius.
Another short walk down a narrow “vincolo” brings you to the Pantheon where you can visit the tomb of the Renaissance painter and architect Raphael.  The day finishes with another walk, past the Ancient Baths of Nero to Piazza Navona and Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers.
Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi, Rome, Lazio
The day begins at the Coliseum where you meet your guide and with reserved tickets (no queuing) you go straight inside.   You have a little time to wander about this breathtaking amphitheatre and your guide will tell you something of it history. 
Then it is outside again to see the Arch of Constantine and the Roman Forum.  The forum was the empire’s hub where everything happened; political, religious and social. There is the 1st century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn, the Senate House and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus to name a few.
You then arrive at the Capitoline Hill following a short walk up the Sacred Way.  Here is one of the most famous and breathtaking monuments of modern-day Italy, Il Vittoriano. 
The tour continues with a visit to the Trevi Fountain,it is more beautiful in real life though and if you follow the legend, throw a coin in the fountain and wish that you will one day return to Rome.
The next part of the tour brings you to the Government District, home to the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and the Column of Marcus Aurelius.
Another short walk down a narrow “vincolo” brings you to the Pantheon where you can visit the tomb of the Renaissance painter and architect Raphael.  The day finishes with another walk, past the Ancient Baths of Nero to Piazza Navona and Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers.
Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Arco di Settimio Severo, Rome, Lazio
The day begins at the Coliseum where you meet your guide and with reserved tickets (no queuing) you go straight inside.   You have a little time to wander about this breathtaking amphitheatre and your guide will tell you something of it history. 
Then it is outside again to see the Arch of Constantine and the Roman Forum.  The forum was the empire’s hub where everything happened; political, religious and social. There is the 1st century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn, the Senate House and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus to name a few.
You then arrive at the Capitoline Hill following a short walk up the Sacred Way.  Here is one of the most famous and breathtaking monuments of modern-day Italy, Il Vittoriano. 
The tour continues with a visit to the Trevi Fountain,it is more beautiful in real life though and if you follow the legend, throw a coin in the fountain and wish that you will one day return to Rome.
The next part of the tour brings you to the Government District, home to the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and the Column of Marcus Aurelius.
Another short walk down a narrow “vincolo” brings you to the Pantheon where you can visit the tomb of the Renaissance painter and architect Raphael.  The day finishes with another walk, past the Ancient Baths of Nero to Piazza Navona and Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers.
Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Column of Marcus Aurelius, Colonna, Province of Rome, Lazio
The day begins at the Coliseum where you meet your guide and with reserved tickets (no queuing) you go straight inside.   You have a little time to wander about this breathtaking amphitheatre and your guide will tell you something of it history. 
Then it is outside again to see the Arch of Constantine and the Roman Forum.  The forum was the empire’s hub where everything happened; political, religious and social. There is the 1st century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn, the Senate House and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus to name a few.
You then arrive at the Capitoline Hill following a short walk up the Sacred Way.  Here is one of the most famous and breathtaking monuments of modern-day Italy, Il Vittoriano. 
The tour continues with a visit to the Trevi Fountain,it is more beautiful in real life though and if you follow the legend, throw a coin in the fountain and wish that you will one day return to Rome.
The next part of the tour brings you to the Government District, home to the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and the Column of Marcus Aurelius.
Another short walk down a narrow “vincolo” brings you to the Pantheon where you can visit the tomb of the Renaissance painter and architect Raphael.  The day finishes with another walk, past the Ancient Baths of Nero to Piazza Navona and Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers.
Duration: 20 minutes

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

Day 2: Vatican and Sistine Chapel

Stop At: Vatican Museums, Vatican City, Lazio
On the next part of the tour you can travel at your own pace and see some of the rooms not on the usual tourist itinerary. You meet with your guide at the entrance to the Vatican museums and head straight for the Belvedere Courtyard followed by the Pio-Clementine Museum with its wonderful display of statues from ancient Rome and Greece.
Then the tour continues to see some of the museum’s artworks: the Gallery of Tapestries; the Gallery of Maps that is home to an unparalleled collection of Renaissance Maps; the Sobiesky Room where you will see the Vatican’s largest canvas and the wonderful frescoes in the Immaculate Conception Rooms.
Linger a while in the stunning Raphael Rooms.  These rooms were painted for Pope Julius II by Raphael and here you will see what are considered to be his greatest masterpieces, the Parnassus and the School of Athens.
Next you will enter the Sistine Chapel; home of the conclave to elect a new Pope.  Once inside you will benefit from the information your guide has given and be better able to appreciate Michelangelo’s wonderful ceiling frescoes and those on the walls painted by Botticelli and his contemporaries.
Saint Peter’s Basilica is the next place on this tour.  Here you will see some amazing monuments to Saints and Popes as well as Michelangelo's Pietà and Bernini’s altarpiece the  Baldacchino,  The tour ends in Saint Peter’s Square. 
The perfect end to a wonderful two day tour of Rome.
Duration: 3 hours

Stop At: Stanze di Raffaello, Vatican City, Lazio
On the next part of the tour you can travel at your own pace and see some of the rooms not on the usual tourist itinerary. You meet with your guide at the entrance to the Vatican museums and head straight for the Belvedere Courtyard followed by the Pio-Clementine Museum with its wonderful display of statues from ancient Rome and Greece.
Then the tour continues to see some of the museum’s artworks: the Gallery of Tapestries; the Gallery of Maps that is home to an unparalleled collection of Renaissance Maps; the Sobiesky Room where you will see the Vatican’s largest canvas and the wonderful frescoes in the Immaculate Conception Rooms.
Linger a while in the stunning Raphael Rooms.  These rooms were painted for Pope Julius II by Raphael and here you will see what are considered to be his greatest masterpieces, the Parnassus and the School of Athens.
Next you will enter the Sistine Chapel; home of the conclave to elect a new Pope.  Once inside you will benefit from the information your guide has given and be better able to appreciate Michelangelo’s wonderful ceiling frescoes and those on the walls painted by Botticelli and his contemporaries.
Saint Peter’s Basilica is the next place on this tour.  Here you will see some amazing monuments to Saints and Popes as well as Michelangelo's Pietà and Bernini’s altarpiece the  Baldacchino,  The tour ends in Saint Peter’s Square. 
The perfect end to a wonderful two day tour of Rome.
Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Sistine Chapel, Vatican City, Lazio
On the next part of the tour you can travel at your own pace and see some of the rooms not on the usual tourist itinerary. You meet with your guide at the entrance to the Vatican museums and head straight for the Belvedere Courtyard followed by the Pio-Clementine Museum with its wonderful display of statues from ancient Rome and Greece.
Then the tour continues to see some of the museum’s artworks: the Gallery of Tapestries; the Gallery of Maps that is home to an unparalleled collection of Renaissance Maps; the Sobiesky Room where you will see the Vatican’s largest canvas and the wonderful frescoes in the Immaculate Conception Rooms.
Linger a while in the stunning Raphael Rooms.  These rooms were painted for Pope Julius II by Raphael and here you will see what are considered to be his greatest masterpieces, the Parnassus and the School of Athens.
Next you will enter the Sistine Chapel; home of the conclave to elect a new Pope.  Once inside you will benefit from the information your guide has given and be better able to appreciate Michelangelo’s wonderful ceiling frescoes and those on the walls painted by Botticelli and his contemporaries.
Saint Peter’s Basilica is the next place on this tour.  Here you will see some amazing monuments to Saints and Popes as well as Michelangelo's Pietà and Bernini’s altarpiece the  Baldacchino,  The tour ends in Saint Peter’s Square. 
The perfect end to a wonderful two day tour of Rome.
Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City, Lazio
On the next part of the tour you can travel at your own pace and see some of the rooms not on the usual tourist itinerary. You meet with your guide at the entrance to the Vatican museums and head straight for the Belvedere Courtyard followed by the Pio-Clementine Museum with its wonderful display of statues from ancient Rome and Greece.
Then the tour continues to see some of the museum’s artworks: the Gallery of Tapestries; the Gallery of Maps that is home to an unparalleled collection of Renaissance Maps; the Sobiesky Room where you will see the Vatican’s largest canvas and the wonderful frescoes in the Immaculate Conception Rooms.
Linger a while in the stunning Raphael Rooms.  These rooms were painted for Pope Julius II by Raphael and here you will see what are considered to be his greatest masterpieces, the Parnassus and the School of Athens.
Next you will enter the Sistine Chapel; home of the conclave to elect a new Pope.  Once inside you will benefit from the information your guide has given and be better able to appreciate Michelangelo’s wonderful ceiling frescoes and those on the walls painted by Botticelli and his contemporaries.
Saint Peter’s Basilica is the next place on this tour.  Here you will see some amazing monuments to Saints and Popes as well as Michelangelo's Pietà and Bernini’s altarpiece the  Baldacchino,  The tour ends in Saint Peter’s Square. 
The perfect end to a wonderful two day tour of Rome.
Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: St. Peter's Square (Piazza San Pietro), Vatican City, Lazio
On the next part of the tour you can travel at your own pace and see some of the rooms not on the usual tourist itinerary. You meet with your guide at the entrance to the Vatican museums and head straight for the Belvedere Courtyard followed by the Pio-Clementine Museum with its wonderful display of statues from ancient Rome and Greece.
Then the tour continues to see some of the museum’s artworks: the Gallery of Tapestries; the Gallery of Maps that is home to an unparalleled collection of Renaissance Maps; the Sobiesky Room where you will see the Vatican’s largest canvas and the wonderful frescoes in the Immaculate Conception Rooms.
Linger a while in the stunning Raphael Rooms.  These rooms were painted for Pope Julius II by Raphael and here you will see what are considered to be his greatest masterpieces, the Parnassus and the School of Athens.
Next you will enter the Sistine Chapel; home of the conclave to elect a new Pope.  Once inside you will benefit from the information your guide has given and be better able to appreciate Michelangelo’s wonderful ceiling frescoes and those on the walls painted by Botticelli and his contemporaries.
Saint Peter’s Basilica is the next place on this tour.  Here you will see some amazing monuments to Saints and Popes as well as Michelangelo's Pietà and Bernini’s altarpiece the  Baldacchino,  The tour ends in Saint Peter’s Square. 
The perfect end to a wonderful two day tour of Rome.
Duration: 30 minutes

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

Enjoy your reserved entrance tickets for the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill.
Visit the Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel and embark on an unforgettable adventure at your own pace.
This pass includes also skip-the-line entrance to St. Peter’s Church and Tombs of the Popes. 

Download at the meeting point the innovative TOURISTATION APP that includes an offline city map and city audioguide for the main attractions in Rome.

Arrive at the TOURISTATION ROMAN FORUM & COLOSSEUM POINT and get the fast track entrance vouchers for all your entrance to all the sites. The staff will help you to download the Audio-Guide of Rome (free Wi-Fi) and give you a free Map of the City.

Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill: you will visit one of the most famous monuments in the world, the Colosseum, the immense amphitheater that was the largest ever built by the Roman Empire. This pass includes the entrance to the Via Sacra where the Roman citizens used to live and the entrance to the Palatine Hill, site of the foundation of Rome and settlement of the most important houses of emperors and kings.

Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel: enjoy a hassle-free experience at your own pace. The Sistine Chapel alone would be worth a trip to the Vatican Museums. Painted by the greatest Renaissance painters, the chapel’s famous frescoes are quite simply sublime.

St. Peter’s Church & Tombs of the Popes: skip the notoriously long lines to St. Peter's Basilica and enjoy more time at the Pope's home church and the Tombs of the Popes.

Day 1 – Rome 
Arrive into the eternal city Rome, on arrival at Rome airport a private car transfer will take you to your hotel in Rome 3* centrally located, check-in at the hotel. The evening takes a tour of Rome: the Fountain of the Nayads, admire the Roman Forum, the Coliseum, the Arch of Constantine and the Circus Maximus. Castel Sant'Angelo, St. Peter's, Porta Flaminia, Via Veneto, Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain (meeting point near your hotel and drop off near your hotel). Return to your hotel, overnight in the hotel for 2 nights.
Day 2 – Rome 
After breakfast in the hotel, then the tour begins by going through Piazza Della Repubblica with the Fountain of the Nayads the Aurelian walls which once surrounded the ancient city. With a guide enter the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel (entrance ticket included - pick up from your hotel and drop off in center of Rome). The rest of the day is free to explore Rome on your own. Return to your hotel, overnight in the hotel.
Day 3 – Florence - Pisa
After breakfast in the hotel, you proceed to Florence. In the afternoon of to Pisa with a guided walking tour of Piazza dei Miracoli, with the celebrated leaning tower, the Baptistery and other important monuments (meeting point near the hotel). This is followed by a visit to the interior of the cathedral, back to Florence, overnight in the Florence hotel 3* centrally located for 2 night.
Day 4 – Florence
After breakfast in the hotel, in the morning enjoy a walking tour of the city (meeting point near the hotel) to discover the Medieval and Renaissance historical period of Florence masterpieces. Rest of the day free. Overnight at Hotel
Day 5 – Departure
After breakfast in the hotel start on your own to your next destination.

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.

As soon as you arrive, our representative will welcome you to Rome, with a
luxurious car that will take you to one of our
prestigious hotels in the center of Rome selected for you.
Every morning you will be awakened by a
tasty breakfast, which will give you the necessary energy to discover the beauties of Italy.
You will discover the
Imperial Rome by visiting with a
local guide at your complete disposal all the secrets of the
Colosseum, the
Roman Forum and the
Palatine, making you immerse yourself in the Roman Era.
While remaining in Rome you will be able to access another state, that of the Vatican!
You will walk through the most prestigious art galleries of one of the largest and most famous museums, the
Vatican Museums.
Stroll among the works of art by renowned artists such as Michelangelo, Raphael, Giotto, Leonardo and Caravaggio. You will certainly not lose the emotion of entering the
Sistine Chapel, so exciting and suggestive that it will leave you speechless.
You will enter the end, skipping any type of line, inside the largest basilica in the world, the
San Peter's Basilica, which houses the
Piety of Michelangelo.
Accompanied by a professional driver you can discover, on board of a limousine car, the beauties of
Florence.
Taking a
private-day-tour with a guide who will let you discover the details and artistic treasures that make this city the cradle of the Renaissance .
Of course you can not miss
Naples! Not only home to good Italian food, but also home to the ruins of
Pompeii,
UNESCO World Heritage Site and second most visited site in Italy! Here you will spend an unforgettable day, accompanied by a
driver and a
guide who will take care of every detail of your visit.

Itinerary

Day 1: Rome

Stop At: Colosseum, Rome, Lazio
You will meet your guide at your hotel to reach the Colosseum go directly inside to marvel at ancient Rome’s largest amphitheatre. With special reserved tickets you will skip the queues and have more time to explore this wonderful arena.Next your guide will take you outside to see the Arch of Constantine and the Forum, which was Rome’s main square and the centre of all activity in Roman times, political, religious and social. Here you will see the 1st Century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus.The tour then continues to the Trevi Fountain which has featured in many films, including Fellini’s famous La Dolce Vita; if you would like to return to Rome you must remember to throw a coin in the fountain and make a wish. 
There is then time for lunch (included in the price) and a well-deserved break. Fully rested we then venture into the Government District to see the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and of Column of Marcus Aurelius.  A meander through the narrow streets of Rome then brings you to the Pantheon, the final resting place of the Renaissance architect and painter, Raphael. We then pass by the Ancient Baths of Nero on our way to Piazza Navona to see Bernini’s magnificent Fountain of the Four Rivers.  For the final visit of the day we cross the Tiber to Vatican City to see the Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Basilica.  Here you can marvel at some of Michelangelo’s most famous works, including of course the Sistine Chapel.  You will also see frescos by Raphael and the Pope’s apartments.
Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Roman Forum, Rome, Lazio
You will meet your guide at your hotel to reach the Colosseum go directly inside to marvel at ancient Rome’s largest amphitheatre. With special reserved tickets you will skip the queues and have more time to explore this wonderful arena.Next your guide will take you outside to see the Arch of Constantine and the Forum, which was Rome’s main square and the centre of all activity in Roman times, political, religious and social. Here you will see the 1st Century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus.The tour then continues to the Trevi Fountain which has featured in many films, including Fellini’s famous La Dolce Vita; if you would like to return to Rome you must remember to throw a coin in the fountain and make a wish. 
There is then time for lunch (included in the price) and a well-deserved break. Fully rested we then venture into the Government District to see the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and of Column of Marcus Aurelius.  A meander through the narrow streets of Rome then brings you to the Pantheon, the final resting place of the Renaissance architect and painter, Raphael. We then pass by the Ancient Baths of Nero on our way to Piazza Navona to see Bernini’s magnificent Fountain of the Four Rivers.  For the final visit of the day we cross the Tiber to Vatican City to see the Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Basilica.  Here you can marvel at some of Michelangelo’s most famous works, including of course the Sistine Chapel.  You will also see frescos by Raphael and the Pope’s apartments.
Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Trevi Fountain, Rome, Lazio
You will meet your guide at your hotel to reach the Colosseum go directly inside to marvel at ancient Rome’s largest amphitheatre. With special reserved tickets you will skip the queues and have more time to explore this wonderful arena.Next your guide will take you outside to see the Arch of Constantine and the Forum, which was Rome’s main square and the centre of all activity in Roman times, political, religious and social. Here you will see the 1st Century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus.The tour then continues to the Trevi Fountain which has featured in many films, including Fellini’s famous La Dolce Vita; if you would like to return to Rome you must remember to throw a coin in the fountain and make a wish. 
There is then time for lunch (included in the price) and a well-deserved break. Fully rested we then venture into the Government District to see the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and of Column of Marcus Aurelius.  A meander through the narrow streets of Rome then brings you to the Pantheon, the final resting place of the Renaissance architect and painter, Raphael. We then pass by the Ancient Baths of Nero on our way to Piazza Navona to see Bernini’s magnificent Fountain of the Four Rivers.  For the final visit of the day we cross the Tiber to Vatican City to see the Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Basilica.  Here you can marvel at some of Michelangelo’s most famous works, including of course the Sistine Chapel.  You will also see frescos by Raphael and the Pope’s apartments.
Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Pantheon, Rome, Lazio
You will meet your guide at your hotel to reach the Colosseum go directly inside to marvel at ancient Rome’s largest amphitheatre. With special reserved tickets you will skip the queues and have more time to explore this wonderful arena.Next your guide will take you outside to see the Arch of Constantine and the Forum, which was Rome’s main square and the centre of all activity in Roman times, political, religious and social. Here you will see the 1st Century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus.The tour then continues to the Trevi Fountain which has featured in many films, including Fellini’s famous La Dolce Vita; if you would like to return to Rome you must remember to throw a coin in the fountain and make a wish. 
There is then time for lunch (included in the price) and a well-deserved break. Fully rested we then venture into the Government District to see the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and of Column of Marcus Aurelius.  A meander through the narrow streets of Rome then brings you to the Pantheon, the final resting place of the Renaissance architect and painter, Raphael. We then pass by the Ancient Baths of Nero on our way to Piazza Navona to see Bernini’s magnificent Fountain of the Four Rivers.  For the final visit of the day we cross the Tiber to Vatican City to see the Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Basilica.  Here you can marvel at some of Michelangelo’s most famous works, including of course the Sistine Chapel.  You will also see frescos by Raphael and the Pope’s apartments.
Duration: 1 hour

Pass By: Piazza Venezia, Rome, Lazio
You will meet your guide at your hotel to reach the Colosseum go directly inside to marvel at ancient Rome’s largest amphitheatre. With special reserved tickets you will skip the queues and have more time to explore this wonderful arena.Next your guide will take you outside to see the Arch of Constantine and the Forum, which was Rome’s main square and the centre of all activity in Roman times, political, religious and social. Here you will see the 1st Century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus.The tour then continues to the Trevi Fountain which has featured in many films, including Fellini’s famous La Dolce Vita; if you would like to return to Rome you must remember to throw a coin in the fountain and make a wish. 
There is then time for lunch (included in the price) and a well-deserved break. Fully rested we then venture into the Government District to see the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and of Column of Marcus Aurelius.  A meander through the narrow streets of Rome then brings you to the Pantheon, the final resting place of the Renaissance architect and painter, Raphael. We then pass by the Ancient Baths of Nero on our way to Piazza Navona to see Bernini’s magnificent Fountain of the Four Rivers.  For the final visit of the day we cross the Tiber to Vatican City to see the Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Basilica.  Here you can marvel at some of Michelangelo’s most famous works, including of course the Sistine Chapel.  You will also see frescos by Raphael and the Pope’s apartments.

Stop At: Vatican Museums, Vatican City, Lazio
You will meet your guide at your hotel to reach the Colosseum go directly inside to marvel at ancient Rome’s largest amphitheatre. With special reserved tickets you will skip the queues and have more time to explore this wonderful arena.Next your guide will take you outside to see the Arch of Constantine and the Forum, which was Rome’s main square and the centre of all activity in Roman times, political, religious and social. Here you will see the 1st Century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus.The tour then continues to the Trevi Fountain which has featured in many films, including Fellini’s famous La Dolce Vita; if you would like to return to Rome you must remember to throw a coin in the fountain and make a wish. 
There is then time for lunch (included in the price) and a well-deserved break. Fully rested we then venture into the Government District to see the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and of Column of Marcus Aurelius.  A meander through the narrow streets of Rome then brings you to the Pantheon, the final resting place of the Renaissance architect and painter, Raphael. We then pass by the Ancient Baths of Nero on our way to Piazza Navona to see Bernini’s magnificent Fountain of the Four Rivers.  For the final visit of the day we cross the Tiber to Vatican City to see the Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Basilica.  Here you can marvel at some of Michelangelo’s most famous works, including of course the Sistine Chapel.  You will also see frescos by Raphael and the Pope’s apartments.
Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Sistine Chapel, Vatican City, Lazio
You will meet your guide at your hotel to reach the Colosseum go directly inside to marvel at ancient Rome’s largest amphitheatre. With special reserved tickets you will skip the queues and have more time to explore this wonderful arena.Next your guide will take you outside to see the Arch of Constantine and the Forum, which was Rome’s main square and the centre of all activity in Roman times, political, religious and social. Here you will see the 1st Century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus.The tour then continues to the Trevi Fountain which has featured in many films, including Fellini’s famous La Dolce Vita; if you would like to return to Rome you must remember to throw a coin in the fountain and make a wish. 
There is then time for lunch (included in the price) and a well-deserved break. Fully rested we then venture into the Government District to see the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and of Column of Marcus Aurelius.  A meander through the narrow streets of Rome then brings you to the Pantheon, the final resting place of the Renaissance architect and painter, Raphael. We then pass by the Ancient Baths of Nero on our way to Piazza Navona to see Bernini’s magnificent Fountain of the Four Rivers.  For the final visit of the day we cross the Tiber to Vatican City to see the Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Basilica.  Here you can marvel at some of Michelangelo’s most famous works, including of course the Sistine Chapel.  You will also see frescos by Raphael and the Pope’s apartments.
Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City, Lazio
You will meet your guide at your hotel to reach the Colosseum go directly inside to marvel at ancient Rome’s largest amphitheatre. With special reserved tickets you will skip the queues and have more time to explore this wonderful arena.Next your guide will take you outside to see the Arch of Constantine and the Forum, which was Rome’s main square and the centre of all activity in Roman times, political, religious and social. Here you will see the 1st Century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus.The tour then continues to the Trevi Fountain which has featured in many films, including Fellini’s famous La Dolce Vita; if you would like to return to Rome you must remember to throw a coin in the fountain and make a wish. 
There is then time for lunch (included in the price) and a well-deserved break. Fully rested we then venture into the Government District to see the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and of Column of Marcus Aurelius.  A meander through the narrow streets of Rome then brings you to the Pantheon, the final resting place of the Renaissance architect and painter, Raphael. We then pass by the Ancient Baths of Nero on our way to Piazza Navona to see Bernini’s magnificent Fountain of the Four Rivers.  For the final visit of the day we cross the Tiber to Vatican City to see the Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Basilica.  Here you can marvel at some of Michelangelo’s most famous works, including of course the Sistine Chapel.  You will also see frescos by Raphael and the Pope’s apartments.
Duration: 1 hour

Pass By: Piazza Navona, Rome, Lazio
You will meet your guide at your hotel to reach the Colosseum go directly inside to marvel at ancient Rome’s largest amphitheatre. With special reserved tickets you will skip the queues and have more time to explore this wonderful arena.Next your guide will take you outside to see the Arch of Constantine and the Forum, which was Rome’s main square and the centre of all activity in Roman times, political, religious and social. Here you will see the 1st Century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn and the white marble Arch of Septimus Severus.The tour then continues to the Trevi Fountain which has featured in many films, including Fellini’s famous La Dolce Vita; if you would like to return to Rome you must remember to throw a coin in the fountain and make a wish. 
There is then time for lunch (included in the price) and a well-deserved break. Fully rested we then venture into the Government District to see the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers and of Column of Marcus Aurelius.  A meander through the narrow streets of Rome then brings you to the Pantheon, the final resting place of the Renaissance architect and painter, Raphael. We then pass by the Ancient Baths of Nero on our way to Piazza Navona to see Bernini’s magnificent Fountain of the Four Rivers.  For the final visit of the day we cross the Tiber to Vatican City to see the Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Basilica.  Here you can marvel at some of Michelangelo’s most famous works, including of course the Sistine Chapel.  You will also see frescos by Raphael and the Pope’s apartments.

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

Day 2: Florence and Pisa

Stop At: Leaning Tower of Pisa, Pisa, Province of Pisa, Tuscany
A day away from Rome; drink in the beauty of the Italian countryside as you travel through Lazio and Tuscany. This full-day tour to Florence and Pisa begins at 7 a.m. when you will be collected from your hotel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle for a care-free 3-hour drive to Florence.  You can ask your driver to stop on the journey for comfort breaks and to take photos. 
You will be met by a local guide when your reach Florence who will show you the best of this wonderful city. Visit the Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, Republic Square, Palazzo Vecchio and the Cathedral of Santa Maria dei Fiori.  There will be no queuing to see Michelangelo’s famous statue of David as you have skip-the-line tickets for the Accademia Gallery.  Then there is some free time to perhaps shop and have lunch (own expense) before being driven to Pisa for the afternoon.  You will be taken to the main square and then you will have some time on your own to explore the centre of the city; walk to the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, the Baptistry and discover Pisa’s other famous monuments. On the journey back to Rome you can relax and look at your photos of the two marvellous days you have just spent in Rome, Florence and Pisa.  You arrive back at your hotel around 7pm in time for your evening meal.
Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Piazza dei Miracoli, Pisa, Province of Pisa, Tuscany
A day away from Rome; drink in the beauty of the Italian countryside as you travel through Lazio and Tuscany. This full-day tour to Florence and Pisa begins at 7 a.m. when you will be collected from your hotel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle for a care-free 3-hour drive to Florence.  You can ask your driver to stop on the journey for comfort breaks and to take photos. 
You will be met by a local guide when your reach Florence who will show you the best of this wonderful city. Visit the Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, Republic Square, Palazzo Vecchio and the Cathedral of Santa Maria dei Fiori.  There will be no queuing to see Michelangelo’s famous statue of David as you have skip-the-line tickets for the Accademia Gallery.  Then there is some free time to perhaps shop and have lunch (own expense) before being driven to Pisa for the afternoon.  You will be taken to the main square and then you will have some time on your own to explore the centre of the city; walk to the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, the Baptistry and discover Pisa’s other famous monuments. On the journey back to Rome you can relax and look at your photos of the two marvellous days you have just spent in Rome, Florence and Pisa.  You arrive back at your hotel around 7pm in time for your evening meal.
Duration: 1 hour

Pass By: Ponte Vecchio, Florence, Tuscany
A day away from Rome; drink in the beauty of the Italian countryside as you travel through Lazio and Tuscany. This full-day tour to Florence and Pisa begins at 7 a.m. when you will be collected from your hotel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle for a care-free 3-hour drive to Florence.  You can ask your driver to stop on the journey for comfort breaks and to take photos. 
You will be met by a local guide when your reach Florence who will show you the best of this wonderful city. Visit the Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, Republic Square, Palazzo Vecchio and the Cathedral of Santa Maria dei Fiori.  There will be no queuing to see Michelangelo’s famous statue of David as you have skip-the-line tickets for the Accademia Gallery.  Then there is some free time to perhaps shop and have lunch (own expense) before being driven to Pisa for the afternoon.  You will be taken to the main square and then you will have some time on your own to explore the centre of the city; walk to the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, the Baptistry and discover Pisa’s other famous monuments. On the journey back to Rome you can relax and look at your photos of the two marvellous days you have just spent in Rome, Florence and Pisa.  You arrive back at your hotel around 7pm in time for your evening meal.

Pass By: Piazza Santa Croce, Florence, Tuscany
A day away from Rome; drink in the beauty of the Italian countryside as you travel through Lazio and Tuscany. This full-day tour to Florence and Pisa begins at 7 a.m. when you will be collected from your hotel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle for a care-free 3-hour drive to Florence.  You can ask your driver to stop on the journey for comfort breaks and to take photos. 
You will be met by a local guide when your reach Florence who will show you the best of this wonderful city. Visit the Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, Republic Square, Palazzo Vecchio and the Cathedral of Santa Maria dei Fiori.  There will be no queuing to see Michelangelo’s famous statue of David as you have skip-the-line tickets for the Accademia Gallery.  Then there is some free time to perhaps shop and have lunch (own expense) before being driven to Pisa for the afternoon.  You will be taken to the main square and then you will have some time on your own to explore the centre of the city; walk to the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, the Baptistry and discover Pisa’s other famous monuments. On the journey back to Rome you can relax and look at your photos of the two marvellous days you have just spent in Rome, Florence and Pisa.  You arrive back at your hotel around 7pm in time for your evening meal.

Stop At: Accademia Gallery, Florence, Tuscany
A day away from Rome; drink in the beauty of the Italian countryside as you travel through Lazio and Tuscany. This full-day tour to Florence and Pisa begins at 7 a.m. when you will be collected from your hotel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle for a care-free 3-hour drive to Florence.  You can ask your driver to stop on the journey for comfort breaks and to take photos. 
You will be met by a local guide when your reach Florence who will show you the best of this wonderful city. Visit the Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, Republic Square, Palazzo Vecchio and the Cathedral of Santa Maria dei Fiori.  There will be no queuing to see Michelangelo’s famous statue of David as you have skip-the-line tickets for the Accademia Gallery.  Then there is some free time to perhaps shop and have lunch (own expense) before being driven to Pisa for the afternoon.  You will be taken to the main square and then you will have some time on your own to explore the centre of the city; walk to the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, the Baptistry and discover Pisa’s other famous monuments. On the journey back to Rome you can relax and look at your photos of the two marvellous days you have just spent in Rome, Florence and Pisa.  You arrive back at your hotel around 7pm in time for your evening meal.
Duration: 1 hour

Pass By: Piazza della Signoria, Florence, Tuscany
A day away from Rome; drink in the beauty of the Italian countryside as you travel through Lazio and Tuscany. This full-day tour to Florence and Pisa begins at 7 a.m. when you will be collected from your hotel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle for a care-free 3-hour drive to Florence.  You can ask your driver to stop on the journey for comfort breaks and to take photos. 
You will be met by a local guide when your reach Florence who will show you the best of this wonderful city. Visit the Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, Republic Square, Palazzo Vecchio and the Cathedral of Santa Maria dei Fiori.  There will be no queuing to see Michelangelo’s famous statue of David as you have skip-the-line tickets for the Accademia Gallery.  Then there is some free time to perhaps shop and have lunch (own expense) before being driven to Pisa for the afternoon.  You will be taken to the main square and then you will have some time on your own to explore the centre of the city; walk to the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, the Baptistry and discover Pisa’s other famous monuments. On the journey back to Rome you can relax and look at your photos of the two marvellous days you have just spent in Rome, Florence and Pisa.  You arrive back at your hotel around 7pm in time for your evening meal.

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

Day 1 - ROME - FLORENCE - PISA
In the morning board you Fast Train ROme to Florence (1:15h). Check in Hotel nearby the station.
Tour to Pisa: In the afternoon around 1:30 pm a splendid excursion through the fertile and picturesque
Tuscan countryside to the historic university city of Pisa, famous for its architectural beauty. Upon arrival in Pisa, guided walking tour of Piazza deiMiracoli, with the celebrated
Leaning Tower, the Baptistery and other important monuments. This is followed by a visit to the interior of the Cathedral. Back to Florence. Evening at leisure visit Florence on your own and shopping. Overnight in Florence
Day 2 - FLORENCE
Breakfast in Hotel.
In the Morning Walking Tour of Florence City (Medieval & Renaissance): The most complete and thrilling guided walking tour starts from the peculiar Central market zone, characterized by its workshops and multicolored stalls, where the
Medici Chapels, and Basilica di S. Lorenzo, the church of Medici’s Family, are located. In a short time you can reach
Piazza del Duomo, where you can admire the Cathedral* (inside visit) and its dome by Brunelleschi, the bell-tower by Giotto, Saint John Baptistery with its Paradise Door. The tour continues by visiting the medieval quarters where Dante Alighieri and Beatrice lived. Further on you can find Palazzo del Bargello. Not too far, there is
Piazza della Signoria, a great “open-air sculpture museum”, overlooked by the imposing
Palazzo Vecchio. Next to it the Uffizi Gallery, one of the most important museum all over the world. Then you proceed to the picturesque MercatodellaPaglia(Straw market), where the famous Piglet Fountain is located.  You walk along the street that leads to
Ponte Vecchio, the “jewels bridge”. By crossing the bridge, you will reach the wonderful Pitti Palace where our tour ends. (*) The Cathedral cannot be visited on National Holidays and for reasons beyond our control.
Afternoon free to explore Florence on your own. Overnight at Hotel in Florence.
Day 3 - Florence - Rome 
Breakfast in Hotel and departure back by train to Rome or to Florence Airport by Private Transfer.

Day 1 - Sunday: ROME
Transfer from Fiumicino or Ciampino Airports, or from Rome Termini or Tiburtina stations to your Hotel, rest of the day at disposal to explore on your own the Eternal City, overnight. (Dinner not included) . Hotel Pace Elvezia 4* or similar. 

Day 2 – Monday: ROME-ASSISI-SIENA-FLORENCE
Pick up at from your hotel from 7.30 am to 7.45 am and departure to ASSISI. Time at disposal to visit on your own the native town of Saint Francis surrounded by ancient walls and mystic atmosphere. Visit of the Saint Francis Basilica featured by masterpieces by Giotto and Cimabue. At the end of the visit, board back on the bus to head to SIENA, the beautiful medieval city renown for the Palio horse race, then proceed to FLORENCE and check in at your Hotel. Accommodation in Hotel, dinner in restaurant and overnight. Hotel Leonardo Da Vinci 4* or similar. Meals: B-D

Day 3 - Tuesday:  FLORENCE
Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning enjoy a guided sightseeing tour of the city, also known to be the cradle of the Renaissance. Visit Piazza del Duomo, Giotto’s Bell Tower, the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, the Baptistery of St. John, and the church of Santa Croce. The rest of the day is at your leisure. You can choose yo enjoy optional sightseeing activities like an excursion to PISA or simply walk through the alleys of the city center for an icecream or shopping. Dinner on your own, overnight at the hotel.Hotel Leonardo Da Vinci 4* or similar. Meals:  B

Day 4 -  Wednesday: FLORENCE - BOLOGNA - VENICE
Breakfast at the hotel and departure to VENICE by coach. Along the way you will stop for a short visit in BOLOGNA. The city centre is famous for the arcades, the two Asinelli towers, the Neptune square and the Piazza Maggiore square. This city is even very well known all over the world for types of pasta like Tortellini, Lasagna, Tagliatelle al ragù. Free time for lunch on your own. On afternoon get back onboard and continue to VENICE: here you will enjoy a panoramic guided walking tour through St. Mark’s square, the Basilica of St. Mark, the Doge’s Palace, the Bridge of Sighs and the Prisons. Dinner and overnight in hotel. Hotel All'Angelo 4* or similar. Meals:  B D

Day 5 - Thursday: VENICE 
Breakfast at the hotel.  Morning tour by boat across the lagoon to reach the island of Murano where you will enjoy a demonstration of glass blowing and have some time on the isle for walking and shopping. Afternoon at leisure. Dinner on your own, overnight at the hotel. Hotel All'Angelo 4* or similar. Meals:  B 

Day 6 - Friday VENICE
Breakfast at the hotel,  end of our services.

Itinerary

Day 1: Day 1 Rome

Stop At: Colosseum, Rome, Lazio
After meeting your guide, your tour begins with a reserved ticket for the Colosseum, where you'll head to the interior of the arena for an exploration of Ancient Rome's largest amphitheater.
When your visit is over, follow your guide just outside for a look at the Arch of Constantine and the Roman Forum, the empire's central square and hub of political, religious, and social activity. See the 1st-century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn, and the white marble Arch of Septimius Severus. 
Next, continue your tour to the Trevi Fountain, seen in several films, including Fellini’s 
La Dolce Vita. To follow legend, throw a coin in the fountain and make a wish that someday you’ll return to Rome. Then it’s time for a rest and lunch (own expense); there is a variety of restaurants you can choose from, whether you're in the mood for pizza, a sandwich, or a nicer 3-course meal.After eating, head to the Government District, where you’ll see the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers, and the Column of Marcus Aurelius. The historic Temple of Hadrian is nearby; Emperor Antoninus Pius built the grand edifice in honor of his predecessor. Then follow a narrow avenue to see the Pantheon, where Raphael, the Renaissance architect and painter, lies entombed. Continue on to Piazza Navona by way of the Ancient Baths of Nero, and admire the Fountain of the Four Rivers by Bernini.Your final destination is the Vatican, which sits across the Tiber River. During your visit of the Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica, you’ll enjoy a tour of Michelangelo’s most famous works, including the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, plus Raphael’s frescoes and the apartments of the pope.
Duration: 3 hours

Stop At: Sistine Chapel, Vatican City, Lazio
After meeting your guide, your tour begins with a reserved ticket for the Colosseum, where you'll head to the interior of the arena for an exploration of Ancient Rome's largest amphitheater.
When your visit is over, follow your guide just outside for a look at the Arch of Constantine and the Roman Forum, the empire's central square and hub of political, religious, and social activity. See the 1st-century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn, and the white marble Arch of Septimius Severus. 
Next, continue your tour to the Trevi Fountain, seen in several films, including Fellini’s 
La Dolce Vita. To follow legend, throw a coin in the fountain and make a wish that someday you’ll return to Rome. Then it’s time for a rest and lunch (own expense); there is a variety of restaurants you can choose from, whether you're in the mood for pizza, a sandwich, or a nicer 3-course meal.After eating, head to the Government District, where you’ll see the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers, and the Column of Marcus Aurelius. The historic Temple of Hadrian is nearby; Emperor Antoninus Pius built the grand edifice in honor of his predecessor. Then follow a narrow avenue to see the Pantheon, where Raphael, the Renaissance architect and painter, lies entombed. Continue on to Piazza Navona by way of the Ancient Baths of Nero, and admire the Fountain of the Four Rivers by Bernini.Your final destination is the Vatican, which sits across the Tiber River. During your visit of the Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica, you’ll enjoy a tour of Michelangelo’s most famous works, including the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, plus Raphael’s frescoes and the apartments of the pope.
Duration: 3 hours

Stop At: Trevi Fountain, Rome, Lazio
After meeting your guide, your tour begins with a reserved ticket for the Colosseum, where you'll head to the interior of the arena for an exploration of Ancient Rome's largest amphitheater.
When your visit is over, follow your guide just outside for a look at the Arch of Constantine and the Roman Forum, the empire's central square and hub of political, religious, and social activity. See the 1st-century Arch of Titus, the House of the Vestal Virgins, the Temple of Saturn, and the white marble Arch of Septimius Severus. 
Next, continue your tour to the Trevi Fountain, seen in several films, including Fellini’s 
La Dolce Vita. To follow legend, throw a coin in the fountain and make a wish that someday you’ll return to Rome. Then it’s time for a rest and lunch (own expense); there is a variety of restaurants you can choose from, whether you're in the mood for pizza, a sandwich, or a nicer 3-course meal.After eating, head to the Government District, where you’ll see the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers, and the Column of Marcus Aurelius. The historic Temple of Hadrian is nearby; Emperor Antoninus Pius built the grand edifice in honor of his predecessor. Then follow a narrow avenue to see the Pantheon, where Raphael, the Renaissance architect and painter, lies entombed. Continue on to Piazza Navona by way of the Ancient Baths of Nero, and admire the Fountain of the Four Rivers by Bernini.Your final destination is the Vatican, which sits across the Tiber River. During your visit of the Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica, you’ll enjoy a tour of Michelangelo’s most famous works, including the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, plus Raphael’s frescoes and the apartments of the pope.
Duration: 3 hours

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

Day 2: Day 2 Florence and Pisa

Pass By: Leaning Tower of Pisa, Pisa, Province of Pisa, Tuscany
Leave Rome behind as your embark on a full-day private tour of Pisa and Florence. Begin your tour at 7am with hotel pickup and a relaxing drive in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle to Florence. During this approximately 3-hour journey, enjoy views of the Lazio and Tuscan countrysides. Your private driver can make stops along the way for you to take pictures or go to the bathroom. Bottled water is provided in the vehicle. 
When you reach Florence, meet your local guide and see the city's highlights. Visit the Old Bridge, Piazza della Signoria, Republic Square, Palazzo Vecchio, and the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. Skip the line as you enter the Accademia Gallery to see the statue of David by Michelangelo. 
Enjoy some free time for lunch (own expense) and shopping before you head to Pisa for the afternoon. Your driver will drop you off near the main square so you can explore the city center on your own. Walk by the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, the Baptistry, (all from outside) and other famous monuments. Snap amazing pictures and immerse yourself in the city before you return to Rome. You will arrive back at your hotel at about 7pm.

Pass By: Piazza della Signoria, Florence, Tuscany
Leave Rome behind as your embark on a full-day private tour of Pisa and Florence. Begin your tour at 7am with hotel pickup and a relaxing drive in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle to Florence. During this approximately 3-hour journey, enjoy views of the Lazio and Tuscan countrysides. Your private driver can make stops along the way for you to take pictures or go to the bathroom. Bottled water is provided in the vehicle. 
When you reach Florence, meet your local guide and see the city's highlights. Visit the Old Bridge, Piazza della Signoria, Republic Square, Palazzo Vecchio, and the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. Skip the line as you enter the Accademia Gallery to see the statue of David by Michelangelo. 
Enjoy some free time for lunch (own expense) and shopping before you head to Pisa for the afternoon. Your driver will drop you off near the main square so you can explore the city center on your own. Walk by the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, the Baptistry, (all from outside) and other famous monuments. Snap amazing pictures and immerse yourself in the city before you return to Rome. You will arrive back at your hotel at about 7pm.

Stop At: Galleria dell'Accademia, Florence, Tuscany
Leave Rome behind as your embark on a full-day private tour of Pisa and Florence. Begin your tour at 7am with hotel pickup and a relaxing drive in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle to Florence. During this approximately 3-hour journey, enjoy views of the Lazio and Tuscan countrysides. Your private driver can make stops along the way for you to take pictures or go to the bathroom. Bottled water is provided in the vehicle. 
When you reach Florence, meet your local guide and see the city's highlights. Visit the Old Bridge, Piazza della Signoria, Republic Square, Palazzo Vecchio, and the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. Skip the line as you enter the Accademia Gallery to see the statue of David by Michelangelo. 
Enjoy some free time for lunch (own expense) and shopping before you head to Pisa for the afternoon. Your driver will drop you off near the main square so you can explore the city center on your own. Walk by the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, the Baptistry, (all from outside) and other famous monuments. Snap amazing pictures and immerse yourself in the city before you return to Rome. You will arrive back at your hotel at about 7pm.
Duration: 1 hour

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

Your Classical Rome City Tour starts in the morning of Day 1 with a pickup from your central Rome hotel, or at a meeting point in town. During this tour, your guide will arrange meeting and drop-off points for your afternoon and night tour as well as your Capri day trip on Day 2.
Day 1: Classical Rome City Tour (3 hours)
See the classic sights of Rome on a sightseeing tour by both foot and coach, admiring the top attractions of Rome’s centro storico (historical center). Visit the Fountain of the Nyadds (Fontana delle Naiadi) in Piazza della Repubblica, and then walk around the center’s pretty cobblestone streets, lined by Baroque and Renaissance buildings. Travel to Trevi Fountain to stop for photos and, of course, to throw a coin in for luck! Then, visit Rome Pantheon and explore both the inside and outside of the city’s best-preserved ancient monument with your guide. Finally, admire the lavish Bernini fountains in Piazza Navona. Finish this tour at 1pm and enjoy approximately 1.5 hours at leisure for lunch (own expense).
Day 1: Imperial Rome Afternoon Tour (3 hours)
Meet your guide at 2:30pm close to Termini Station and get ready to discover the history of Imperial Rome on your 3-hour afternoon tour by coach and foot! As the capital of the Roman Empire, Rome boasts an array of ancient monuments and piazzas that teem with tales of times gone by. Learn of Rome’s Imperial past on visits to Piazza de Campidoglio on Capitoline Hill, Circus Maximus and the fascinating Church of St Peter in Chains. See Michelangelo’s ‘Moses’ sculpture, and then finish with a skip-the-line Colosseum tour. Finish this tour at 6pm and you can spend 1.5 hours at leisure before starting your night tour.
Day 1: Rome by Night Tour (2 hours)
Start your last tour of the day at 8pm close to Termini Station. Sit back and relax on a night sightseeing tour of Rome by air-conditioned coach around Rome’s. Having seen the sights of the centro storico by day, see them by night, too, when its gorgeous buildings are lit up. Ride around Ancient Rome and Vatican City and admire the city’s finest illuminated monuments like the Colosseum, St Peter’s Basilica and more. The comprehensive sightseeing tour also includes stops at Piazza Navona and the Trevi Fountain. Finish with a drop off at your central Rome hotel or another central Rome location.
Day 2: Capri Day Trip from Rome (13 hours):
Start your day with a pickup from your central Rome hotel or alternatively, start your tour at a meeting point in town, near Rome Termini Station. Travel to Naples and board a hydrofoil boat to the chic island of Capri! Once on the island, hop aboard a sightseeing boat and visit the famous Blue Grotto (own expense) or enjoy free time to sightsee, and then enjoy a relaxing lunch in the hilltop village of Anacapri.

Day 1 
Meet your guide in the hotel lobby at 08.30. Departure to Tivoli, little nice village in the suburbs of Rome. Lunch at yout own. Departure to Orvieto. Only the Gothic Cathedral, imposing and elaborate, would be worth the visit to admire its façade but the city of Pozo de San Patricio, offers nice corners to breathe the medieval air of the city, try the excellent wines or the renowned food. After visiting you'll have free time for lunch (at your own expense). Depart for Siena and accommodation.
Day 2 - B
In the morning visit of Siena. Surrounded by the Chianti, the city is popular for the famous Palio where every contrada is known for the thousands of colors of its flags. Unforegttable: its twisted streets, the perfection of its gothic monuments, and the variety of products that can be tried here. Departure to San Gimignano, the "city of the Towers", where you will visit Porta San Giovanni, Cisterna Square, Palazzo del Popolo, the Civic Museum and San Agostino. Free time for lunch (at your own expense). Continuation for Volterra. Located at the highest point of a high hill, the city with its austere and medieval silhouette is famous for its alabaster craftsmanship. Explore the city Square, Priori Palace, Duomo, Baptistery, Pinacoteca and Civic Museum. Departure to Siena. Accommodation.
Day 3 - B
In the morning, take the Strada del Chianti - Ruta del Chianti - the most famous wine in Italy. Along the way, you can see the charming hills, the picturesque villages with their ancient towers, the farms and of course the vineyards. Visit Castellina in Chianti, the old town and its walls. Then visit Greve in Chianti with its asymmetrical square with porches and terraces. Free time for lunch (at your own expense). Departure towards Lucca, a city surrounded by a wall of walls that has been preserved whole. Visit Napoleone Square, Province Palace, Duomo, Piazza San Martino and Piazza Anfiteatro. Then, back to Siena.
Day 4 - B
Departure to Montepulciano. The town, an art pearl of 1500, is located 750 meters above sea level on top of a hill near the Val of Chiana, in a territory already inhabited in the Etruscan and Roman times. It is owed its fame mainly by the production of the wine "Nobile", red of great quality. Continuation for Pienza. This city, on top of a hill overlooking the Orcia Valley,  The famous Piazza Pio II, Renaissance, overlooks the Cathedral, the Piccolomini Palace, the Palazzo Comunale, Borgia Palace and the wonderful panoramic promenade along the walls, which at one glance allows you to see the entire valley closed in the bottom for Mount Amiata. Exit towards Montalcino; the great fortress characterizes the city, which looms over the three Asso, d'Aria and Orcia valleys. After visiting you'll have free time for lunch. Return to Rome.

Join on this wonderful 2-day tour to see the highlights of Rome, Florence and Pisa.
Day 1

You have the services of a private guide as you visit the ancient wonders of Rome including the Colosseum (inside included), the Roman Forum, Il Vittoriano, Piazza Venezia, the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Piazza Navona.  There is also a visit to the Vatican to see the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter's Basilica. All entrance fees included. 

Day 2

A full-day tour from your hotel in Rome; you have your own private driver and can enjoy the sights on your journey to Florence. You will be met by your guide for a tour Florence’s main attractions and then continue to Pisa for a self-guided visit.  You return to Rome in the evening with memories of a wonderful two days in Italy. 

Day 1
You meet your guide at the Colosseum and with skip-the-line tickets head straight for the interior to explore this magnificent amphitheatre.
It is then outside again to see the Arch of Constantine and to  take a walk to the Roman Forum, Ancient Rome’s main square and the centre of activity, political, religious and social. 
You guide will then take you to the Trevi Fountain, famous as the backdrop to many movies including Fellini’s’ La Dolce Vita.  If you wish to return to Rome one day don’t forget to throw a coin in the fountain and make a wish!
It is then time for lunch (own expense). 
After lunch you head for the Government District where you will see the Parliament Building, the Palace of the Council of Ministers, and the Column of Marcus Aurelius.  Nearby is the Temple of Hadrian, commissioned by the Emperor Antonius Pius to commemorate his great predecessor. A walk through a narrow alleyway brings you to the Pantheon where you can see the tomb of the Renaissance painter and architect Raphael.
As you emerge from the Pantheon you pass by the Ancient Baths of Nero to Piazza Navona to see Bernini’s wonderful Fountain of the Four Rivers.
The final destination of the day takes you across the Tiber to the Vatican. There is so much to see as you meander through the Vatican Museums.  Your guide will tell you about the marvelous artworks on display, especially the frescoes in Raphael’s Rooms and Michelangelo’s renowned ceiling frescoes in the Sistine Chapel.   Your guide will then take you on a tour of Saint Peter’s Basilica and you finish the day in Saint Peter’s Square to catch a glimpse of the Pope’s apartments.
Day 2
Leave behind the bustle of Rome for a relaxing 3-hour drive through the scenic countryside of Lazio and Tuscany to Florence.  You will be collected from your hotel at 7 am. in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle to begin your full-day tour of Florence and Pisa.   Your private driver will ensure you have stops on the way for comfort breaks and to take photos.  Bottled water is provided.
In Florence you will be met by a local guide who will take you to see the city’s highlights including the Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, Piazza della Repubblica, Palazzo Vecchio, and the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore to name a few.  You have skip-the-line access to the Academia Gallery to see Michelangelo’s famous David. 
There will be a little free time to shop and have lunch (own expense).
After lunch you head for Pisa and once there your driver will drop you in the main square so that you can explore the city centre on your own.  You will have plenty of time to enjoy this wonderful city and to see the outside of the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, the Baptistery as well as Pisa’s other famous monuments.
You will then be ready for the drive back to Rome.  You get to your hotel about 7 pm in time for a well-deserved aperitivo!