Embark on immersive tours of Italy, exploring multi-country vacation wonders seamlessly.
When in Rome…consider visiting other European capitals, too. Italy shares land borders with four major countries—Switzerland, France, Slovenia and Austria (plus tiny San Marino). Its Mediterranean neighbours include Spain, Greece and Croatia. For a full taste of the region, pair Italy with one or more other nations on your travel wishlist, creating combined tours you...
When in Rome…consider visiting other European capitals, too. Italy shares land borders with four major countries—Switzerland, France, Slovenia and Austria (plus tiny San Marino). Its Mediterranean neighbours include Spain, Greece and Croatia. For a full taste of the region, pair Italy with one or more other nations on your travel wishlist, creating combined tours you won’t soon forget.
The Allure of the Historical Italy
In Italy, start in Rome to take in the heart of the ancient world, wander into Vatican City to experience the grandeur of the papacy and find your own version of la dolce vita in the capital’s cafes and restaurants.
Venetian Dreams: An Aquatic Quest
No voyage to Italy is complete without a glide through the waterways of Venice. Imagine the gentle sway of a gondola ride along the Grand Canal, past opulent facades and historic bridges
Tuscany: The Epitome of Italian Charm
Verdant hills peppered with farmhouses define the Tuscan landscape. Here, delve into the world of Tuscan wines, a quintessential element of Italy vacation packages. The region’s culinary heritage is an invitation to indulge in fresh olive oils, artisanal cheeses, and hearty pasta dishes made with love.
Cultural Riches of Florence
In Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance, art and history lovers can feast their eyes upon masterpieces like Michelangelo’s David. The Uffizi Gallery holds a treasure trove of works from Botticelli to Leonardo, inviting you to explore a vibrant chapter of human creativity.
The Hidden Gem: Cinque Terre
Venture to Cinque Terre, a string of centuries-old seaside villages on the rugged Italian Riviera coastline. The colourful houses and vineyards perched on cliffs offer postcard-perfect views, best appreciated through leisurely hikes or laid-back seaside lounging.
Practical Tips for Your Italian Sojourn
- Transportation: Make use of Italy’s efficient train services to explore different cities comfortably and to venture into neighbouring countries.
- Language: While English is widely understood in tourist areas, a few Italian phrases will endear you to locals.
- Best Time to Visit: Spring (April to June) and fall (September to October) offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds, making them ideal times to enjoy the best of what Italy offers.
Venturing Beyond Italy
Opting for combined tours covering more than one country is an efficient and exhilarating way to experience Italy and its neighbours. If you’re interested in wine, for instance, consider pairing Italy and France. Conjoining tours of Greece and Italy would thrill fans of antiquity. For the best countries to combine, consult one of our experts. A multi-country package offers a depth and breadth of experience that single-focus tours cannot.
Classic Italy: Rome, Florence & Venice
Venice • Rialto Bridge • Florence • Rome • Colosseum • Trevi Fountain
Rome & the Splendid Amalfi Coast
Rome • Colosseum • Trevi Fountain • Amalfi Coast
Italian Indulgence: A Culinary Exploration
Tuscany • Rome • Colosseum • Trevi Fountain
Italy for Families
Venice • Rialto Bridge • Florence • Rome • Colosseum • Trevi Fountain
Tuscany & Umbria In Style
Rome • Colosseum • Trevi Fountain • Florence • Tuscany
Splendours of Sicily
Sicily
La Dolce Vita: Venice, Tuscany & Amalfi Coast
Rome • Colosseum • Trevi Fountain • Amalfi Coast • Florence • Venice and more
Tuscan Treats & Cinque Terre Journey
Florence • TuscanyThis 8-day trip through Tuscany takes you through the famous highlights, delightful small towns, and local discoveries of this unique region, culminating in a Tuscan cooking class.
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