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STUNNING ITALY
Steeped in history, Italy oozes with natural landscapes, sumptuous cuisine and historic
monuments. Visit the unique cities of Puglia and Basilicata to complete an all-round trip of Italy!
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We Recommend Climb the cliffs of Cinque Terre Visit the Museo Galileo See the village of San Vigilio in Bergamo Visit Apulian Cellars in Lecce Feast on seafood in Sicily See Pompeii near Naples Sit by the shores of Lake Garda and Visit the Duomo Ride in a Gondola in Venice Tan on Sardinia’s beaches Scale the Italian Alps from Turin Lean on the Leaning Tower of Pisa |
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Day 1
Florence, Italy
Kick off your trip in the birthplace of renaissance art, haute couture fashion and the Tuscan T-bone.
Day 2
Florence
Florence has more stories than Bilbo Baggins, more culture than a Shoreditch hipster, over 1,800 restaurants and it gave the world gelato. Get schooled on the Medici family, stroll the Ponte Vecchio (the only bridge not bombed in WWII) and get an in-depth tour of the city with a local guide. Then: learn about the art of leather craft from the city that brought you Gucci (new handbag, anyone?) and use the afternoon to meet a guy named David doing his best Blue Steel in the Accademia Gallery.
Included today: -In-depth city tour with a local guide
Day 3
Florence to Cinque Terre
Start off with a tour of walled-in town Lucca, then on to Pisa for #thattower to get #thatshot (we won't judge). Final destination: The stunning Cinque Terre for another feast at a local restaurant.
Included today:-Lucca visit and walking tour with local guide -Pisa visit
Day 4
Cinque Terre
The five cliff-side villages of Cinque Terre didn't end up on the World Heritage list for nothing. Each mini-town has a vibe of its own. Completely void of corporate development and full of old town quirks, this is a place where la dolce vita is not so much encouraged as enforced. And it comes with a world-class glass of red.
Included today:-Train costs and trip to Cinque Terre
Day 5
Cinque Terre to Venice
Visit Lake Garda, the largest in Italy, then roll on to Verona, where that Romeo kid struggled for youngJuliet's attention. A walking tour wilt give you thine bearings so you can make the most of thine free time. Tonight: a city on water and a local meal.
Included today: -Lake Garda visit-Verona visit and walking tour
Day 6
Venice
100+ slowly sinking islands won't explore themselves. Get your bearings on this morning's walking tour, then get hopelessly lost.Your GPS won't save you here. Soak up St Mark's Square (then get far, far away if you don't want to drop $40 on a coffee) then a quintessential gondola ride on the Grand Canal. Corny smooching not included.
Included today:-Walking tour of Venice -Gondola ride
Day 7
Venice to Rome
Southward and downward with a pit stop at the hilltop town of Orvieto to see the grand cathedral and dig into a wild boar panini.Next: Rome, where all paths must end. End your day in true Italian fashion: in a carb induced coma at a local trattoria.
Included today:-Orvieto visit.
Day 8
Rome
Make it an espresso doppio this morning - you're on your own from here. Rome wasn't built in a day so why not spend a few more and get to know this ancient powerhouse a little better?
