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It's almost impossible to visit Italy without at least passing through Rome. All roads truly do lead there. Whether it's your first or fifteenth time in the Eternal City, you're always going to find something new, like a recently uncovered part of Ancient Rome. First-timers shouldn't miss the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Vatican City but who could deny the pleasure of a gelato while gazing at the Trevi Fountain? Florence is often referred to as Italy's art gallery. Millions come every year to admire Michelangelo's David. Both outside and inside the city's famous Accademia and the Uffizi Gallery you'll find a wealth of Renaissance art and architectural delights. As a major tourist destination in its own right, Venice is hard to beat. It can be busy to the point of bursting at peak times but La Serenissima is a joy out of season. It should definitely be on everyone's list of must-sees in Italy. A big advantage of staying overnight is that you get to enjoy it after the cruise ship crowds have left. A sunset gondola ride with a glass of prosecco, followed by a stroll across St Mark's Square is the ideal start or end to a tour of Italy.
If Florence interests you, but you would prefer to explore vineyards and forests out in the countryside, the region of Tuscany provides a soothing balm. Day trips to Florence and Siena, or to Pisa's leaning tower, provide plenty of sightseeing opportunities when you tire of the Tuscan countryside's rolling hills, wineries, and medieval hill towns and villages like UNESCO-listed San Gimignano. Nearby Bologna is home to the world's oldest university, and with its wealth and preserved Old Town, often tops rankings of the best places to live in Italy. The surrounding Emilia Romagna region is also famous for its fast cars and slow food.
Proud of its status as the financial capital of Italy, Milan is an ideal place to start or finish a tour of Italy. There are a huge number of direct flights to the US and plenty to see and do for a couple of days. The grand Duomo and Da Vinci's Last Supper are but two highlights. Milan also has some of the best fashion shopping in the world set in the grand arcades. This provides a modern-day distraction to the impressive cathedral that dominates the center of the city. The Navigli area of the city is packed with places to enjoy the favorite Milanese pastime of aperitivo. Lake Como is quite close by. This favorite of the Hollywood set is a glamorous option for some extended time by the water. Head to Sicily and you can experience a microcosm of Italy. In every major destination anywhere in the country, we can arrange a walking tour with an expert local guide so you'll learn the stories that make each corner of this magnificent country unique.
Italy's coastline is studded with gems. It's a tough choice between Cinque Terre in the north or its southern counterpart, the Amalfi Coast. With our handpicked selection of hotels and guest houses and expert advice on how best to experience these places, you can be sure of a fantastic time by the sea. While not renowned for their beaches, we know a few places where you can get some quality sunbathing in! The ancient port city of Naples might best be considered a diamond in the rough. It's a love-or-hate kind of city and somewhere you don't go there expecting a neat and tidy city. It has been a melting pot for over two thousand years. Dig beneath the surface though and you can't help but be enchanted by this chaotic metropolis. Capri , in the Gulf of Naples is an idyllic island beloved by honeymooners, drawn there by the famous Blue Grotto.
If you want to take a vacation as the locals do, then Puglia should be on your list. Still under the mass tourism radar, it's a welcome change of pace. Puglia's small coastal towns give way to vast olive groves and then hills dotted with the signature conical trulli houses. The island of Sicily is Italy in miniature. It's packed with UNESCO Sites, historic towns, national parks, and fantastic local dishes. Did you know Sicily has several island groups off its coast? The volcanic Aeolian Islands are the perfect place for someone who feels like they've already seen and done everything in Italy.
We believe that the very best of Italy isn't to be found only in the cities, but also in the countryside. These are the places where centuries of tradition and an obsession with only the very best wines and foods combine to produce exceptional products. On a custom escorted tour with our in-house guide Daniele you'll get to the true heart of Italy, its food. Daniele's connections open doors that you wouldn't be able to pass through on your own. You'll taste some of the country's signature products, you'll prepare delicious meals in private cooking classes. And you can meet the skilled artisans who make them. These are more than simple food and wine tours. Besides outstanding gourmet experiences, you will visit sites of cultural and historic significance. We have a rich schedule of tours in several different regions. These make the perfect accompaniment to some independent exploration of the land of la dolce vita. We can even put together custom tours for your own private escorted tour groups upon request. Exploring the culture and cuisine on an Italian tour with a private guide is a treat for all the senses.
We're more than an Italy travel agent. We are Italian vacation experts. Our seamless and stress-free customized Italy tour packages start with inside-out knowledge of our destinations. The carefully chosen lodgings we offer in Italy range from farm stays to luxurious palazzos. Our English-speaking local staff, drivers and guides are on-hand to assist. Whether it's about what to do and see, whether it's on a private tour, an organized excursion, or just suggestions on how to spend some free time. Wherever you want to travel in Italy, we can make it happen. A travel agency or the mass market tour operators might make a few bookings for you. But we'll be with you every step of the way to ensure a spectacular trip that you'll remember forever. With a country so densely packed with riches, there will always be somewhere new to visit. Even if your desired destination isn't listed here, rest assured we can still include it in your custom itinerary. Contact us for a free travel consultation. We'll start planning the perfect trip to Italy, just for you.
Italy is home to perhaps the world's most famous cuisine, with delicacies and dishes popular with people from millionaires to children and grad students. The dishes that you might be familiar with from Italian restaurants abroad (especially chains like Olive Garden!) are a poor introduction to Italian food, however, as it varies greatly from region to region. Until Italy unified 150 years ago, it was a bewildering hodgepodge of kingdoms, democracies, and a theocracy, speaking different languages. This is reflected in the local foods. Trieste has excellent pastries, but a decent pizza is rare up there, while you'll be hard-pressed to find a perfect risotto in Sicily. In each region or destination you visit, we'll provide dining suggestions to help you explore local traditions via food and drink. Italy's food and wine traditions are an important part of the culture so we prepared a guide to some dos and don'ts when dining in Italy.
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RomeTake in the magic of the Eternal City, where history meets the quintessentially Italian dolce vita
VeniceEmbark on a special journey across the scenic canals of what must be the world’s prettiest city
FlorenceStroll through this open-air art museum and linger till late at night to enjoy its captivating silence
MilanGet to know Italy’s bustling capital of fashion and design as you indulge in delicious aperitivos
TriesteBe pleasantly surprised in this unparalleled melting pot of cultures, languages, and traditions
CapriDiscover a cosmopolitan island with a dramatic coastline dotted with magnificent Italian villas
NaplesWander around the quaint alleys of the city that gave birth to pizza under a photogenic volcano
BolognaEat your way through Italy’s culinary capital to satisfy your tastebuds and warm up your soul
VeronaSkip Juliet's alleged balcony for an opera performance at an emblematic Ancient Roman arena
MateraTravel back in time to an otherworldy cave town carved into stone that feels seductively unreal
SirmioneUncover the secrets of a lavish Lago di Garda resort that has been popular with tourists for centuries
IschiaClimb up towers with panoramic views before taking a relaxing break at natural thermal springs
Amalfi CoastLet the scent of lemons mesmerize you as you take in splendid views of a beautiful coastlinePositanoSorrentoAmalfiRavello
PugliaUnveil South Italy’s soul in centuries-old olive groves, rugged shores, and whitewashed townsMonopoliAlberobelloLecceOtranto
SicilyExplore Italy’s largest island, a diverse land that locals proudly regard as a distinct continentPalermoTaorminaSiracusaCataniaAgrigentoEtnaNotoRagusa
TuscanyLook through the eyes of countless painters who found their dream subject in this regionFlorenceCastellina in ChiantiSienaLucca
Cinque TerreEnjoy a memorable journey across five almost unbearably scenic coastal towns in Italy’s northMonterosso Al MareLevantoPortovenerePortofino
Aeolian IslandsNavigate the spectacular islands of a lesser-known archipelago off the northeast coast of SicilyLipariSalina
SardiniaSwim in the glistening turquoise waters of dazzlingly white sandy coves on this stylish islandCosta SmeraldaAlgheroInland Sardinia
UmbriaFind out why this untouched region of rolling hills and medieval towns is the Green Heart of Italy
DolomitesMarvel at the splendor of towering mountain peaks in this enchanting year-round destinationCortina d'AmpezzoAlta Badia
Lake ComoFollow in the footsteps of celebrities and intellectuals who seek refuge in this peaceful havenComoBellagioVarennaTremezzina