10 Days in Rome

• Montecassino, rising again from the ashes of the war
• Naples, Pizza time
• Pompei, the Roman city fixed in lava
• The Amalfi Coast, where divas are at home
• Paestum, when Greeks ruled Italy
• Matera, the city of stones
• Lecce, the "Florence of the South"
• Alberobello, living in Trulliland
• Castel del Monte, the fortress of mistery
• Castelli Romani, where Romans enjoy life

• Explore London
• Visit Louvre museum
• Discover this small city of Zurich
• Experience the glaciers of Mount Titlis

• Visit Rome
• Explore Vatican museums
• Enjoy walking tour around Florence
• Explore the amazing towns of Cinque Terre

• Explore Paris
• Visit the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower
• Explore the amazing towns of Cinque Terre
• Enjoy walking tour around Florence

• Venice, when merchants ruled the Mediterranean
• Florence, an open-air museum
• Pisa, how can it stand?
• San Gimignano and Siena, power in the Middle Ages
• Val d'Orcia, where Man and Nature blend in harmony
• Rome with the Colosseum and the Imperial Fora, Caesars and gladiators
• The Vatican with the Basilica of St. Peter, Popes and power
• The Amalfi Coast, where divas are at home
• Pompei, the Roman city fixed in lava

• Florence, an open-air museum
• Siena, power in the Middle Ages
• Val d'Orcia, a perfect blend between Man and Nature
• Tivoli, an invitation from the Emperor
• Pompei, the Roman city fixed in lava
• The Amalfi Coast, where divas are at home
• Rome, walking in the shade of history

• Lake Maggiore and Lake Como, a scenery for movie lovers
• Parma, where Food is an art
• Maranello, the legend of Ferrari was born here
• Florence, an open-air museum
• Chianti, winemakers for 800 years
• Siena and San Gimignano, power in the Middle Ages
• Val d'Orcia, where Man and Nature blend with harmony
• Assisi, the extraordinary land of Francis
• Orvieto, the "city on the rocks"
• Tivoli, an invitation from the Emperor

• Naples, Pizza time
• Pompei, the Roman city fixed in lava
• The Amalfi Coast, where divas are at home
• Paestum, when Greeks ruled Italy
• Matera, the city of stones
• Alberobello, living in Trulliland
• Castel del Monte, the fortress of mistery
• Lecce, the "Florence" of Southern Italy

• Milan, the 2,000-years-old trendy capital of Northern Italy
• Verona, the city of lovers
• Venice, the merchant city that ruled the Mediterranean
• Florence, an open-air museum
• Siena and San Gimignano, power in the Middle Ages
• Pisa, how can it stand?
• Cinque Terre, the stunning 5 villages perched on the rocks
• Parma, where food is an art

• Venice, when merchants ruled the Mediterranean
• Florence, an open-air museum
• Pisa, how can it stand?
• San Gimignano and Siena, power in the Middle Ages
• Val d'Orcia, where Man and Nature blend in harmony
• Rome, walking in the shade of history
• The Amalfi Coast, where divas are at home
• Pompei, the Roman city fixed in lava

• Cycle past the famed architectural attractions of Rome on a guided tour
• Stay overnight in the Tuscan hills overlooking Siena
• Enjoy a San Gimignano vineyard tour, wine tasting and cooking class
• Hike along the cliffs of the Cinque Terre National Park
• Sip an aperitif on a boat tour of Lake Como
• Taste the gastronomic delights of Milan on a food tour

• London–paris: By high-speed Eurostar train
• Paris : Enjoy a Seine cruise; guided sightseeing, visit the Fragonard Museum
• Lucerne : Walking tour including the Lion Monument and Chapel BridgeBERGAMO
• Venice : Private boat ride; visit St. Mark’s Square; glassblower demonstration; pasta party at a local restaurant; private water-taxi ride through the Grand Canal
• Florence : Guided walking tour, see the cathedral and Baptistry, and visit Signoria Square
• Rome : Dinner at a local restaurant; guided sightseeing, visit the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, St. Peter’s Square and Basilica, and the Colosseum
• This tour is bursting at the seams with historical cities and spectacular scenery
• Spend one night in London, Lucerne, Bergamo, and Venice, and two nights each in Paris and Rome

• Stage 8 of the Via Francigena in Italy
• Visiting the beautiful towns of Orvieto, Viterbo and Rome
• Exploring the spectacular landscapes and fascinating countryside including Lake Bolsena and the truff gorges
• Walking through charming ancient Etruscan villages and historical sites
• Staying in small, comfortable, family-run accommodations and sampling delicious regional culinary specialities
• Discovering the Regional Park of Sutri and its Roman amphitheatre
• The sense of achievement entering Rome to reach St Peters Cathedral

• Discovering Parma and its delicacies, such as the Parmigiano Reggiano and Prosciutto di Parma
• Exploring Lucca and its city walls by bike
• Soaking up the medieval atmosphere of Pontremoli and Monteriggioni
• Enjoying stunning views of hilltop villages, open valleys, cypress woods and olive groves

• Exploring the renowned cities of Siena and Rome
• Admiring the sunset over Lake Bolsena
• Cycling on the old Via Cassia and to ancient Etruscan roads
• Discovering the thermal pool in Bagno Vignoni, the amphitheatre of Sutri, and the pilgrim district in Viterbo
• Enjoying delicious Italian delicacies along the way

• Explore Cartagena
• Enjoy a memorable stroll through Dalt Vila
• Experience a private Ibizan Herb workshop with a master alchemist.
• Visit and explore the city of Palma, the largest city of Mallorca and the capital of the Balearic Islands.
• Visit other Provence highlights including the 17th century Town Hall
• Explore Renaissance city of Florence

• Visit Salzburg.
• Explore Gardens of the immense Schön­brunn Palace.
• Visit St. Wolfgang, a famous place of pilgrimage in Austria.
• Travel through scenic road between the mountains to Kitzbühel.

• Discover Switzerland
• City tour of Prague. Visit to Castle, boat tour along the river
• See the old Town Innsbruck
• Visit to Swarovski Museum
• City tour of Rome and Vatican City
• Admire one of the most alluring and beautiful art complexes in Italy, including the well known Leaning Tower of Pisa

• Visit the Royal Palace which General George Patton into  headquarters in 1943.
• See the Selinunte, renowned for the majestic remnants of its temples and acropolis.
• Visit the famous  Valley of the Temples, a Unesco world heritage site which holds some of the greatest Greek ruins in the world.
• See proof that the Romans invented it centuries ago
• See the Blue Grotto, one of the most beautiful and unique sights in Italy
• Visit the birthplace of the Roman Empire.
• Visit the Angelo, the Roman Forum, Largo Argentina, the Jewish