Best of Italy

Enjoy your breakfast at the hotel in Rome today before we head out for a tour. An English-speaking tour will accompany you today with the Vatican City as our first destination of the day. Vatican is the world’s smallest country around only 100 acres wide. Do note that you’re not allowed shorts or sleeveless vests to visit the country.
In Vatican, we’ll visit the gorgeous Basilica of St. Peter’s which is filled with the masterpiece of the legendary Michelangelo and Bernini. And then visit the Colosseum in Rome, a historical masterpiece which is very well-preserved. Then to the Trevi Fountains, an 18th century water source which was in operation in ancient Rome. Its name is derived from Latin that meant the intersection of three streets. You can indeed find the fountain in the middle of three streets: Via De'Crocicchi, Via Poli and Via Delle Muratte.
There will be dinner served before we drive back to the hotel for your overnight stay in Rome.
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Enjoy your breakfast today before we leave the hotel from Rome. We’re hopping on a ride headed for Naples today to visit an ancient Roman city. Pompeii, a prosperous city that was destroyed by a massive volcano explosion 2,000 years ago, is now in ruins. The ashes preserved this city that became the graveyard of thousands of people along with the art and civic progress.
Then we head to the restaurant for dinner with a scenic ride through the Bay of Naples where they serve the best pizza. Spend the night in Naples.
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Enjoy your breakfast today at the hotel in Naples. We’re going on a day excursion to Capri, a beautiful island in Italy. Capri has become one of the top choices for a luxurious island getaway, bragging stunning Mediterranean view. You can find artisan shops and luxurious boutiques for shopping and water sports like jet boating are available.
Spend the whole day on this gorgeous land and then hop on a jet boat ride to Marina Grande on a 45-minute ride. Marina Grande is the port of Capri and a great place to hop on a boat headed for the famous Blue Grotto. Blue Grotto is a natural site, a cavern with gorgeous glowing electric blue sea from the sunlight. Also known as the Grotto Azzura, this enchanting place has become the site for famous movie scenes.
Enjoy your dinner here before we head back to the mainland. We’ll drive you back to Naples for overnight stay.
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Enjoy your breakfast today before we go off to explore the romantic towns of Italy in Campania: Amalfi, Sorrento and Positano. As we ride on, Sorrento will be the first town we arrive on. The ride there is accompanied with especially stunning view of the landscape. Enjoy the limoncello liqueur that are made of lemons while enjoying the atmosphere of the narrow streets. Visit the local artisan shops and delicacies.
Positano, the next town, is only about one hour from the gorgeous beach. Take in the fresh smell of the flowers, the summer and the sea. Snap some selfies before we continue to the last town, Amalfi. You’ll have half an hour to look around this delightful, small little town. Visit the cathedral or relax on the beach, before we head back to Naples in the evening for dinner. Then spend overnight there.
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After breakfast, we will check-out from the hotel and leave Naples for Florence by car. It is the city of Renaissance, known for the rich art and culture of works that were influenced by classical style throughout the 14th to 16th centuries. Not only is this city the Jewel of the Renaissance, Florence was also the capital of the Kingdom of Italy from 1865 to 1870.
Starting from Piazza del Duomo, we’ll visit the iconic religious landmark, Duomo di Firenze, the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower. It is the highlight of the staged that was known as the Italian Renaissance, a legendary inspiration to the architects and artists of Europe throughout that time period. Another remarkable historical structure is the Giotto’s Campanile which was part of the Florence Cathedral. Climb up the 400 steps to get the best view from the top of the Duomo. And then, consecrated in 1128 is the Florence Baptistery that was the oldest religious monument in Florence. It is a minor basilica and is where Catholics in Florence are baptized until the end of the 19th century. To the east of the Baptistery is the Gates of Paradise that was sculpted by goldsmith Lorenzo Ghiberti between 1425 and 1452. It contains portrayals of scenes from the Old Testament that have been continuously praised by many historians and artists.
Then visit Piazza Della Signoria which is Florence most beautiful square. It served as the liveliest area of Florence and was the centre of civil power, located between Piazza del Duomo and the Arno River. There’s an open-air museum where one can enjoy Renaissance art and sculptures or visit historic cafes. Nearby is the Palazzo Vecchio where lines of sculptures adorn the square and where you can cross River Arno on the famous Ponte Vecchio bridge.
Finally, we’ll visit Piazzale Michelangelo that has the best view of the city. The square that’s named after the Renaissance artist Michelangelo Buonarroti has the best view of the city and is especially stunning when you visit here during sunset. As you walk towards the terrace, behold the view of Florence, a once capital of Italy and a city where art was “revived.”
We continue driving to the Tuscany region and arrive at your hotel for check-in and spend the night there.

We will check-out after breakfast and we’re going to continue driving to see the Leaning Tower of Pisa. This world wonder is a typical sight when you’re at the Square of Miracles or Piazza dei Miracoli. The square is also where you can see the Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption, the Monumental Cemetery, the Baptistry, and the Sinopie Museum. Many may not know that the construction of the Duomo here began in the 11th century!
The tour continues to the romantic city of Venice, a city known for the Gondola ride and canals. We head to the pier in Venice before we board a private boat that’s going to go down the Giudecca Cannal and head towards the St. Mark’s Square. This is the main square of Venice where we can see St. Mark’s Basilica with remarkable example of Byzantine architecture. Check out the Bell Tower and Clock tower known for their Zodiac signs and the current phase of the moon.
We’ll then go to see the Bridge of Sighs that were built in 1600 by Antonie Contino. The enclosed bridge is made of white limestone, has windows with stone bars, passes over the Rio di Palazzo.
Hop on the Gondola Ride that’ll take us around the ancient canals with views of the baroque buildings. Enjoy the view before we head back to the pier for check-in and overnight stay.
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Enjoy your breakfast today before we check-out and leave Venice. We’ll be headed for Milan where we’ll be on the final leg of the adventure. The Duomo di Milano or Milan Cathedral is dedicated to Santa Maria Nascente. This stunning structure is over 600 years old and is the fifth largest Christian church in the world and has the most statues in the world at 3,400 statues.
Then we’ll visit the fashion street Galleria which is home to world famous brands such as House of Gucci, Prada and Valentino. At noon, we’ll be driving you to the airport for your flight back home with mesmerizing memories from your trip here.
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