Independent Tour Packages
in Italy's Central Region
Cinque Terre & Italian Rivera (4 days/3 nights)
The five villages that make up the "Cinque Terre" cling to the rocky coast where the Alps meet the sea. These small towns with their colorful houses, narrow streets, and miniature squares are something to admire. The towns of Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso originated as fishing villages in the Middle Ages built at the locations of natural harbors. The Cinque Terre National Park embraces a stretch of Italy's most spectacular coast, to the east of the northern port of Genoa, where the sheer cliffs of the Appenine Mountains meet the waters of the Mediterranean. The dramatic coastline is scattered with small towns and fishing villages which are dug into cliffs and gullies, suspended high above tiny harbors packed with colorful fishing boats. All the villages are linked by trains and (during the warmer months) by ferries, which give the walker great flexibility. Cinque Terre has become a favorite location for visitors young or old due to it's beauty and uniqueness with breathtaking views from the villages of above. Cinque Terre is the ideal blend of sea and mountain a rare gem to be discovered by the people that visit this beautiful region.
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The five villages that make up the "Cinque Terre" cling to the rocky coast where the Alps meet the sea. These small towns with their colorful houses, narrow streets, and miniature squares are something to admire. The towns of Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso originated as fishing villages in the Middle Ages built at the locations of natural harbors. The Cinque Terre National Park embraces a stretch of Italy's most spectacular coast, to the east of the northern port of Genoa, where the sheer cliffs of the Appenine Mountains meet the waters of the Mediterranean. The dramatic coastline is scattered with small towns and fishing villages which are dug into cliffs and gullies, suspended high above tiny harbors packed with colorful fishing boats. All the villages are linked by trains and (during the warmer months) by ferries, which give the walker great flexibility. Cinque Terre has become a favorite location for visitors young or old due to it's beauty and uniqueness with breathtaking views from the villages of above. Cinque Terre is the ideal blend of sea and mountain a rare gem to be discovered by the people that visit this beautiful region.
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Tuscany and “Le Cinque Terre" (4 Days/3 Nights)
Famous for its art, history and beautiful landscape, Tuscany, centrally located in Italy, is a region equally blessed by the genius of man and nature. The great art centers of Florence, Pisa and Siena . It is here that visitors from around the world have come since the golden age of Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and the' Medicis. And it is here where the purest form of the Italian language, derived from the Tuscan dialect of native sons Dante, Petrarch, and Boccaccio, was born – a tribute to the importance of their literary works. Still spoken in the area between Siena and Arezzo, even visitors with limited knowledge of the language can often hear the difference. This tour allows you to visit also the stupendous stunning ligurian coastline of “The Cinque Terre” (Five Lands) so called for the five tiny villages wedged into a series of coves between sheer cliffs.
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Famous for its art, history and beautiful landscape, Tuscany, centrally located in Italy, is a region equally blessed by the genius of man and nature. The great art centers of Florence, Pisa and Siena . It is here that visitors from around the world have come since the golden age of Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and the' Medicis. And it is here where the purest form of the Italian language, derived from the Tuscan dialect of native sons Dante, Petrarch, and Boccaccio, was born – a tribute to the importance of their literary works. Still spoken in the area between Siena and Arezzo, even visitors with limited knowledge of the language can often hear the difference. This tour allows you to visit also the stupendous stunning ligurian coastline of “The Cinque Terre” (Five Lands) so called for the five tiny villages wedged into a series of coves between sheer cliffs.
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Splendor of Tuscany (4 days/3 nights)
Tuscany is a region rich in history and art. It possesses a natural and environmental heritage made up of sea coasts and mountains, rivers, lakes, plains and hills throughout the diverse landscapes. The Chianti hills feature long rows of vines with olive groves and grapevines. The characteristic of the Tuscan landscape are the rows of cypress trees that grow throughout the countryside. From the largest cities to the smallest hamlets and most remote villages, you will find ancient chapels, hilltop castles, a hidden palace -- perhaps an ancient city nestled in the mountains. Each place has a treasure to show you -- a fresco in the church, a piazza that has retained its original
Tuscany is a region rich in history and art. It possesses a natural and environmental heritage made up of sea coasts and mountains, rivers, lakes, plains and hills throughout the diverse landscapes. The Chianti hills feature long rows of vines with olive groves and grapevines. The characteristic of the Tuscan landscape are the rows of cypress trees that grow throughout the countryside. From the largest cities to the smallest hamlets and most remote villages, you will find ancient chapels, hilltop castles, a hidden palace -- perhaps an ancient city nestled in the mountains. Each place has a treasure to show you -- a fresco in the church, a piazza that has retained its original
character, celebrated museums filled with masterpieces, monumental cathedrals and palaces, massive walls and fortresses –each a testament to Toscana’s artistic majesty, exquisite architecture and natural beauty. Toscana is an adventure into the timeless beauty of both the past and present.
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Art, wine and gastronomy in Tuscany (6 days/5 nights)
A place of classical beauty with Tuscan cities, towns and villages to capture the senses in sight, sound and motion! From the beautiful hilly landscapes, often covered in grape vines and olive groves or a bevy of sunflowers, to the towers, the architectural masterpieces and extraordinary art and church bells ringing in the distance, the art of living in Toscana is itself a fine art. A great gastronomic tradition, a rich array of typical products, representing the ingredients grown with the past and rural influences. This is all awaiting the traveler to discovered and search for high quality genuine foods and famous wines. To name just a few of them: Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino, Moltepulciano, Vernaccia di San Gimignano, Galestro.
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A place of classical beauty with Tuscan cities, towns and villages to capture the senses in sight, sound and motion! From the beautiful hilly landscapes, often covered in grape vines and olive groves or a bevy of sunflowers, to the towers, the architectural masterpieces and extraordinary art and church bells ringing in the distance, the art of living in Toscana is itself a fine art. A great gastronomic tradition, a rich array of typical products, representing the ingredients grown with the past and rural influences. This is all awaiting the traveler to discovered and search for high quality genuine foods and famous wines. To name just a few of them: Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino, Moltepulciano, Vernaccia di San Gimignano, Galestro.
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Spa & Wellness In Tuscany: Chianciano Terme
(8 Days/ 7 nights)
A little medieval town set in the Tuscan countryside is the ideal destination for a week where the emphasis is on wellbeing and relaxation; a holiday in Chianciano Terme is the best way to enjoy warm hospitality and the beneficial properties of its famous Tuscan spa waters.
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A little medieval town set in the Tuscan countryside is the ideal destination for a week where the emphasis is on wellbeing and relaxation; a holiday in Chianciano Terme is the best way to enjoy warm hospitality and the beneficial properties of its famous Tuscan spa waters.
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Carnival in Viareggio/Tuscany - February (4 days/3 nights)
Viareggio Carnival is a celebration in the name of peace, love and solidarity. The Carnival of Viareggio was established in 1873 by inventing a procession of decorated floats which traveled up and down the main street of the city animated sounds of the Carnival . The stars of these spectacular shows are the huge paper maché floats and puppets, which will parade along the famous "viali a mare", down the sea promenades, offering a wide program of entertainment and fun for children and adults. The huge floats, parading on through the parade it includes folkloric bands and performers from all over the world, besides the final massive fireworks display. The paper maché puppets satirise public and political figures,some floats will put on scene more social issues, like transgenic food or the television generation… Of course the heroes of fairy-tales will not miss the parades and will surely meet children’s expectations. Events include a large number of shows and cultural events such as fun musical comedies and a series of carnival menus available in the restaurants of the area, festivals in the various town neighborhoods, as well as numerous masked balls held in the most fashionable night clubs and ballrooms.
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Viareggio Carnival is a celebration in the name of peace, love and solidarity. The Carnival of Viareggio was established in 1873 by inventing a procession of decorated floats which traveled up and down the main street of the city animated sounds of the Carnival . The stars of these spectacular shows are the huge paper maché floats and puppets, which will parade along the famous "viali a mare", down the sea promenades, offering a wide program of entertainment and fun for children and adults. The huge floats, parading on through the parade it includes folkloric bands and performers from all over the world, besides the final massive fireworks display. The paper maché puppets satirise public and political figures,some floats will put on scene more social issues, like transgenic food or the television generation… Of course the heroes of fairy-tales will not miss the parades and will surely meet children’s expectations. Events include a large number of shows and cultural events such as fun musical comedies and a series of carnival menus available in the restaurants of the area, festivals in the various town neighborhoods, as well as numerous masked balls held in the most fashionable night clubs and ballrooms.
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Tour of smaller Tuscany and Umbria (5 days/4 nights)
Tuscany isn’t just a place of Museums, Art Galleries, world-famous towns and monuments of great architectural and artistic value. The beauties of Tuscany are also the small medieval villages of San Gimignano, Volterra, Pienza, Montalcino and the typical, unique, gentle and warm countryside. This tour allows you also to visit the neighboring region of Umbria and in particular the mystic town of Assisi, home to Italy’s patron St. Francis and the spectacular “Marmore
waterfalls”, located in a green and luxuriant setting. Discover the hidden delights of Tuscany and Umbria.
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Emilia Romagna: a region with many faces (4 days/3 nights)
The region of Emilia Romagna is centrally located in Italy. Many of its products are well-known world wide : the world’s finest luxury sports car factories ( Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati ), the pottery industries and the ceramic of Faenza, the international trade exhibitions in Bologna, the food ( the Parmesan cheese, the raw ham, the Italian pasta called tortellini), the music ( Giuseppe Verdi, Pavarotti, Vasco Rossi ). A major music and theater festival is held each year in Ferrara and attracts millions of tourists. There are 70 km of sandy beaches alond the Adriatic coast ( Rimini area). Nearly every town and village has a mediaeval cathedral, castle and a couple of towers reaching up to the sky. Cathedrals rich in masterpieces, and castles frescoed by the greatest masters. The region runs from the Apennines to the Adriatic. The Farnese family in Piacenza and Parma, the Este family in Reggio Emilia, Modena and Ferrara, the Malatesta family in Rimini, the Bentivoglio's in Bologna have left behind priceless works of art for posterity. Ravenna, the last capital of the Western Roman Empire, is resplendent in her Byzantine monument, embellished with mosaics. Bologna, has Italy's oldest university, the Basilica of S. Petronio and the famous Asinelli and Garisenda towers. Reggio Emilia, Piacenza , Modena, Ferrara, Parma are rich in art treasure. Spa resorts are Cervia, Salsommagiore, and Tabiano; seaside resorts are Rimini, Riccione, Cattolica, etc. The locals sell their goods such as handmade leather, furniture, ceramics, alabaster, marble and wrought iron. The cuisine is famous for its meat dishes, sausages, Comacchio eels, tortellini and lasagna. There known wines include Lambrusco, Sangiovese, Albana, and Bianco di Scandiano.
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The region of Emilia Romagna is centrally located in Italy. Many of its products are well-known world wide : the world’s finest luxury sports car factories ( Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati ), the pottery industries and the ceramic of Faenza, the international trade exhibitions in Bologna, the food ( the Parmesan cheese, the raw ham, the Italian pasta called tortellini), the music ( Giuseppe Verdi, Pavarotti, Vasco Rossi ). A major music and theater festival is held each year in Ferrara and attracts millions of tourists. There are 70 km of sandy beaches alond the Adriatic coast ( Rimini area). Nearly every town and village has a mediaeval cathedral, castle and a couple of towers reaching up to the sky. Cathedrals rich in masterpieces, and castles frescoed by the greatest masters. The region runs from the Apennines to the Adriatic. The Farnese family in Piacenza and Parma, the Este family in Reggio Emilia, Modena and Ferrara, the Malatesta family in Rimini, the Bentivoglio's in Bologna have left behind priceless works of art for posterity. Ravenna, the last capital of the Western Roman Empire, is resplendent in her Byzantine monument, embellished with mosaics. Bologna, has Italy's oldest university, the Basilica of S. Petronio and the famous Asinelli and Garisenda towers. Reggio Emilia, Piacenza , Modena, Ferrara, Parma are rich in art treasure. Spa resorts are Cervia, Salsommagiore, and Tabiano; seaside resorts are Rimini, Riccione, Cattolica, etc. The locals sell their goods such as handmade leather, furniture, ceramics, alabaster, marble and wrought iron. The cuisine is famous for its meat dishes, sausages, Comacchio eels, tortellini and lasagna. There known wines include Lambrusco, Sangiovese, Albana, and Bianco di Scandiano.
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Medieval times of San Marino (4 days/3 nights)
The Most Serene Republic of San Marino is a full-fledged country - a land-locked micro-state in Italy, surrounded by the Italian Region of The Marche on its south and by the Region of Emilia Romagna on its north. For a whole week the tiny districts of the historic center are transformed. Amongst drum-rolls and sounding trumpets, over five hundred performers in splendid period costumes, picturesque retinues, colorful standards and swirling banners offer excitement and spectacle in the impressive setting of the "Cava dei Balestrieri". Musicians, actors, jugglers and acrobats involve the public in captivating wandering shows. The historical center of the city of San Marino likewise has a relaxed medieval ambiance which invites a leisurely exploration of its streets and alleys. There is an abundance of interesting architecture and art, the museum is fascinating, the dining is superb and the views from the city walls are stunning. Come join the celebration!
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The Most Serene Republic of San Marino is a full-fledged country - a land-locked micro-state in Italy, surrounded by the Italian Region of The Marche on its south and by the Region of Emilia Romagna on its north. For a whole week the tiny districts of the historic center are transformed. Amongst drum-rolls and sounding trumpets, over five hundred performers in splendid period costumes, picturesque retinues, colorful standards and swirling banners offer excitement and spectacle in the impressive setting of the "Cava dei Balestrieri". Musicians, actors, jugglers and acrobats involve the public in captivating wandering shows. The historical center of the city of San Marino likewise has a relaxed medieval ambiance which invites a leisurely exploration of its streets and alleys. There is an abundance of interesting architecture and art, the museum is fascinating, the dining is superb and the views from the city walls are stunning. Come join the celebration!
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Florence City Package (4 days/3 nights)
The city of Florence, is a world of discovery! Streets of remarkable shopping, enchanting restaurants and awesome art are only the beginning. The hub of the Renaissance and one of the world’s most architecturally beautiful cities, Firenze is home to countless museums and galleries filled with centuries-old preserved masterpieces -- the Galleria degli Uffizi, which holds the most important collection of paintings in the world, the Gallery of Palazzo Pitti, with Tiziano’s and Raffaello’s masterpieces, the Opera del Duomo with Michelangelo’s famous “Pietà”. There is also the Museum of the Bargello, St. Mark’s Museum, the Academy, Gallery and the Ethnologic Museum Stibbert, and ageless beauty in other forms at the Museum of the Costume and the Museum of the Carriages, at the Giardino di Boboli, home to beautiful Italian gardens. Florence is the capital of the region of Tuscany and birthplace of the Renaissance, where the works of such giants as Michelangelo, Da Vinci, Botticelli, Brunelleschi, Donatello, and Dante were created. The concentration of art and architecture is the richest in the Western world such as the famous Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, Piazza Duomo, Michelangelo's original David... but also its back alleys are lined with charming little shops and many hidden jewels to discover . Florence is also a shoppers paradise in search of high quality goods. When visiting Florence, you'll be amazed how every piazza, and every palazzo has a story to tell and a piece of history to share with it's visitors.
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The city of Florence, is a world of discovery! Streets of remarkable shopping, enchanting restaurants and awesome art are only the beginning. The hub of the Renaissance and one of the world’s most architecturally beautiful cities, Firenze is home to countless museums and galleries filled with centuries-old preserved masterpieces -- the Galleria degli Uffizi, which holds the most important collection of paintings in the world, the Gallery of Palazzo Pitti, with Tiziano’s and Raffaello’s masterpieces, the Opera del Duomo with Michelangelo’s famous “Pietà”. There is also the Museum of the Bargello, St. Mark’s Museum, the Academy, Gallery and the Ethnologic Museum Stibbert, and ageless beauty in other forms at the Museum of the Costume and the Museum of the Carriages, at the Giardino di Boboli, home to beautiful Italian gardens. Florence is the capital of the region of Tuscany and birthplace of the Renaissance, where the works of such giants as Michelangelo, Da Vinci, Botticelli, Brunelleschi, Donatello, and Dante were created. The concentration of art and architecture is the richest in the Western world such as the famous Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, Piazza Duomo, Michelangelo's original David... but also its back alleys are lined with charming little shops and many hidden jewels to discover . Florence is also a shoppers paradise in search of high quality goods. When visiting Florence, you'll be amazed how every piazza, and every palazzo has a story to tell and a piece of history to share with it's visitors.
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Umbria and Marche: the green heart of Italy
(4 days/ 3 nights)
Thanks to its central position and vast woodlands, Umbria is considered the “green heart of Italy”, but it has also many fine culture heritage. The main cities are Perugia(the capital), Assisi, Orvieto, Todi and Spoleto. The shrine of St. Francis, is located at Assisi. Perugia is one of the best preserved and largests medieval hill towns. Spoleto is a quaint town that hosts the Festival of Two Worlds, the arts festival held every year from June to July. In the neighboring region of Marche, tucked away in a corner between the Adriatic Sea and the Apennine mountains, Marche forms the eastern seaboard of central Italy with the regions of Emilia-Romagna to the north and Abruzzo to the south. Wherever you may find yourself in Marche, the Apennines Mountains are never very far away. They form a natural boundary with Umbria and Tuscany to the west and offer some of its finest scenery, as well as providing a home for some of Italy's most fascinating wildlife. The capital, Ancona, is on the Adriatic coast, a ferry away from Venice. The beautiful renaissance town of Urbino is the birthplace of the famous painter Raphael and has beautiful countryside. Other culturally interesting towns include Pesaro, the birthplace of Rossini and Ascoli Piceno, the region's most important historical center.
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Thanks to its central position and vast woodlands, Umbria is considered the “green heart of Italy”, but it has also many fine culture heritage. The main cities are Perugia(the capital), Assisi, Orvieto, Todi and Spoleto. The shrine of St. Francis, is located at Assisi. Perugia is one of the best preserved and largests medieval hill towns. Spoleto is a quaint town that hosts the Festival of Two Worlds, the arts festival held every year from June to July. In the neighboring region of Marche, tucked away in a corner between the Adriatic Sea and the Apennine mountains, Marche forms the eastern seaboard of central Italy with the regions of Emilia-Romagna to the north and Abruzzo to the south. Wherever you may find yourself in Marche, the Apennines Mountains are never very far away. They form a natural boundary with Umbria and Tuscany to the west and offer some of its finest scenery, as well as providing a home for some of Italy's most fascinating wildlife. The capital, Ancona, is on the Adriatic coast, a ferry away from Venice. The beautiful renaissance town of Urbino is the birthplace of the famous painter Raphael and has beautiful countryside. Other culturally interesting towns include Pesaro, the birthplace of Rossini and Ascoli Piceno, the region's most important historical center.
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Wine tour in the Roman countryside / Tuscany -
(8 days/7 nights)
An opportunity to leave the metropolis and immerse yourself in the natural and artistic beauty of the small medieval villages outside Rome. Along the "Road of the Lakes" passing through one of the hilly areas of volcanic origin which characterize the outskirts of Roma: Colli Albani, Castelgandolfo, Ariccia, Rocca di Papa e Grottaferrata, noted for their culture and gastronomic delicacies. Towards the northerly part of the Colli Albani, we arrive at Frascati, popular both for its beauty and considerable production of wine. The trip continues towards the discovery of the most enchanting region of Italy: Tuscany, where the past and present merge in pleasant harmony. Hill-towns gaze across the countryside from on high, many circled by Etruscan walls and slender cypress trees, olive groves or vineyards. Accommodation will be in wonderful monasteries that are scattered throughout the region. Although many of these still enjoy superb locations and historical ambience, facilities have been updated to ensure that the needs of the modern traveler are satisfied.
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An opportunity to leave the metropolis and immerse yourself in the natural and artistic beauty of the small medieval villages outside Rome. Along the "Road of the Lakes" passing through one of the hilly areas of volcanic origin which characterize the outskirts of Roma: Colli Albani, Castelgandolfo, Ariccia, Rocca di Papa e Grottaferrata, noted for their culture and gastronomic delicacies. Towards the northerly part of the Colli Albani, we arrive at Frascati, popular both for its beauty and considerable production of wine. The trip continues towards the discovery of the most enchanting region of Italy: Tuscany, where the past and present merge in pleasant harmony. Hill-towns gaze across the countryside from on high, many circled by Etruscan walls and slender cypress trees, olive groves or vineyards. Accommodation will be in wonderful monasteries that are scattered throughout the region. Although many of these still enjoy superb locations and historical ambience, facilities have been updated to ensure that the needs of the modern traveler are satisfied.
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Wine tour in the Roman Countryside / Umbria -
(8 days/ 7 nights)
An opportunity to leave the city and immerse yourself in the natural and artistic beauty of the small medieval villages outside Rome: Roman Castles and beautiful landscapes. You will visit the region of Umbria a picturesque region made up mostly of towns where visitors have less of a sense of seeing a series of museums than visiting places where people live today getting a sense of Italian culture. It is thought of as the "Green Heart of Italy". Accommodation will be in wonderful monasteries that are scattered throughout the region. Although many of these still enjoy superb locations and the historic ambience of yesteryear, facilities have been updated to ensure that the needs of the modern traveler are satisfied.
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An opportunity to leave the city and immerse yourself in the natural and artistic beauty of the small medieval villages outside Rome: Roman Castles and beautiful landscapes. You will visit the region of Umbria a picturesque region made up mostly of towns where visitors have less of a sense of seeing a series of museums than visiting places where people live today getting a sense of Italian culture. It is thought of as the "Green Heart of Italy". Accommodation will be in wonderful monasteries that are scattered throughout the region. Although many of these still enjoy superb locations and the historic ambience of yesteryear, facilities have been updated to ensure that the needs of the modern traveler are satisfied.
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Umbria Tour
Rome City Package, the eternal city (4 days/ 3 nights)
"Rome wasn't built in a day"! as the saying goes . Once the capital of the vast Roman Empire and today the Capital of Italy, Rome offers the tourist endless fascination and delight with relics of over two thousand years of history. From the numerous remnants of ancient Rome housed in the Roman Forum the enormous Coliseum, to the beautiful master-pieces of Roman Baroque and Renaissance art and architecture, the treasures of Rome are many. It is a walking city full of surprises with beautiful piazzas and small museums hidden on side streets. Walk through history: temples, basilicas, churches, fountains. Visit Vatican City where St. Peter's Cathedral is one of the largest and most ornately decorated cathedrals in and around this exquisitely decorated church, you will finds works of art from Renaissance Masters such as Michelangelo, Bernini, and Raphael. The Vatican museums also house the largest and most diverse collection of sculptures, paintings, and antiques within it's walls, including the Sistine Chapel. Visit Via Condotti, the famous shopping street, the numerous cafes found in many piazze and throughout the city, Do as the Romans do and relax and enjoy watching Roman life go by.
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Rome City Package, the eternal city (4 days/ 3 nights)
"Rome wasn't built in a day"! as the saying goes . Once the capital of the vast Roman Empire and today the Capital of Italy, Rome offers the tourist endless fascination and delight with relics of over two thousand years of history. From the numerous remnants of ancient Rome housed in the Roman Forum the enormous Coliseum, to the beautiful master-pieces of Roman Baroque and Renaissance art and architecture, the treasures of Rome are many. It is a walking city full of surprises with beautiful piazzas and small museums hidden on side streets. Walk through history: temples, basilicas, churches, fountains. Visit Vatican City where St. Peter's Cathedral is one of the largest and most ornately decorated cathedrals in and around this exquisitely decorated church, you will finds works of art from Renaissance Masters such as Michelangelo, Bernini, and Raphael. The Vatican museums also house the largest and most diverse collection of sculptures, paintings, and antiques within it's walls, including the Sistine Chapel. Visit Via Condotti, the famous shopping street, the numerous cafes found in many piazze and throughout the city, Do as the Romans do and relax and enjoy watching Roman life go by.
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