Combine Italy's top three destinations with some time on the 'other side' of the Adriatic. As well as Rome, Florence, and Venice, you'll spend time in Rovinj, the coastal gem of the Istrian peninsula, Croatia's Tuscany and Zagreb, Croatia's laid-back take on a classic Central European style capital. There's no better way to experience some of the most popular travel destinations in Europe. All of our tours are custom, and this is just a sample meant to give an idea of what our trips are like, and the opportunities our destinations provide.
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3 Nights in Rome



3 Nights in Rome
The capital of Italy is a vibrant, energetic and stylish city. While thoroughly modern in sensibility, Rome is also home to some of the world’s most important works of classic art and architecture. This city has been an epicenter for culture, politics and religion for more than 2,500 years. From the Spanish Steps to the Vatican, there are more than enough sights to keep even the most active tourists busy and even somewhere as popular as Rome you can find places just off the tourist trail and bustling with locals. But it’s also nice to slow down and enjoy Rome’s famous cafes and restaurants, which can be just as beguiling as the buildings. Lounge with an espresso on the Campo de Fiori and watch the changing light on the fountains and the facades. Visit the Vatican and explore some of the world’s most beautiful churches. Rome really comes alive at night, when restaurants and wine bars bring a renewed vitality to the city. You’ll also have opportunities for day trips to local vineyards, olive groves, and other places producing regional delicacies. No matter what your interests, or what kind of holiday you’re looking for, Rome will be an enjoyable destination.
The capital of Italy is a vibrant, energetic and stylish city. While thoroughly modern in sensibility, Rome is also home to some of the world’s most important works of classic art and architecture. This city has been an epicenter for culture, politics and religion for more than 2,500 years. From the Spanish Steps to the Vatican, there are more than enough sights to keep even the most active tourists busy and even somewhere as popular as Rome you can find places just off the tourist trail and bustling with locals. But it’s also nice to slow down and enjoy Rome’s famous cafes and restaurants, which can be just as beguiling as the buildings. Lounge with an espresso on the Campo de Fiori and watch the changing light on the fountains and the facades. Visit the Vatican and explore some of the world’s most beautiful churches. Rome really comes alive at night, when restaurants and wine bars bring a renewed vitality to the city. You’ll also have opportunities for day trips to local vineyards, olive groves, and other places producing regional delicacies. No matter what your interests, or what kind of holiday you’re looking for, Rome will be an enjoyable destination.
Day 1
Day 1 - Arrival in Rome
After you land at Rome's Fiumicino airport you will be met in the arrivals hall by a driver holding a sign with your name on. The journey to your accommodation in the center of Rome should take around an hour.
Our representative will then meet with you to answer any questions you have and to get you settled for the rest of your trip.
Aperitivo
If you are strolling in the city and it gets to early evening (around 6:30 PM), well, it's time for the "happy hour"! An Italian happy hour is called "aperitivo," and most bars offer it around this time. You can find many different kinds of aperitivo, from buffet to "à la carte", where you pick a drink (usually a glass of white wine or some prosecco) and you'll get something light to eat such as chips, nuts, or slices of pizza with it. The best places where you can go are Freni e Frizioni (Trastevere), Doppiozeroo (Ostiense), and Rec23 (Testaccio - a few steps from Circo Massimo). From June to September, along the river (Lungo Il Tevere), there are many stands and places where you can go right next to the water on the sidewalk.

Day 2
Day 2 - Your First Full Day in Rome

Premium Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill Group Tour
Explore the captivating tales of lions, gladiators, and emperors on a comprehensive journey through Ancient Rome. Skip the lines and enjoy express entry to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill. With an expert guide leading a small group of no more than 15 individuals, immerse yourself in an intimate and enjoyable tour of these three iconic sites, delving into the rich history of Ancient Rome.
Gourmet Experiences
There's no better way to explore Italian cuisine than by taking gourmet tours, which will give you a deep cultural experience. You can learn how to make gelato and tiramisu, enjoy a luxury gourmet dinner with a wine tasting in a private cellar, or be part of a small group food crawl. Choose any of these experiences, and we guarantee you'll want more.

Guided Group Wine & Food Pairing Dinner Near the Pantheon
This 2.5-hour tour and degustation is perfect for foodies. You'll start with an aperitif as you soak up the atmosphere. Then you'll head for dinner, enjoying sumptuous Roman specialties while you get the special treatment from the owners of the restaurant. We can't think of a better way to enjoy a Roman dinner!

Group Food Tour - Campo de' Fiori, Jewish Ghetto, Trastevere
Food lovers, here's your chance to experience Rome’s enchanting squares and neighborhoods while tasting your way through some of the city’s best shops, restaurants, and markets, discovering the secrets of Italian cuisine. Meet your friendly, local expert food connoisseur in the city center, and get ready to stroll through a number of neighborhoods to visit the most famous food markets, groceries, coffee shops, ice cream shops, and restaurants. Taste some of the delicious food and wines the city is famous for, including pizza bianca, mortadella, gelato, and supplì. From fried artichokes or zucchini flowers in the Jewish ghetto to spices and vegetables in Campo de Fiori, you'll ignite your senses and burn some calories while you enjoy walking amongst the beauty around you.
Day 3
Day 3 - Your Second Full Day in Rome

The Complete Vatican Group Tour with Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel
For an in-depth exploration of Rome's iconic highlights, this guided tour with an expert is a must. Discover the Sistine Chapel, Vatican Museums, and beyond—an immersive Vatican journey. Skip the lines and delve into these remarkable buildings and their artistic treasures with your private guide, gaining insights into their rich history and profound significance.

Tivoli Small Group Tour with Visits to Villa d'Este and Hadians Villa Ruins
Start your day in Rome by meeting your driver and guide before traveling through the picturesque Italian countryside to Tivoli. Explore the incredible ruins of Hadrian’s Villa, an ancient 2nd-century retreat with lakes, fountains, and underground passageways. After a lunch break in Tivoli, visit the stunning Villa d’Este, known for its frescoes, cascading fountains, and lush gardens. End your tour admiring the villa’s intricate water features, including the grand Water Organ Fountain.
Day 4
Day 4 - Traveling to Florence by Train
Today it's time to bid arriverderci to the Eternal City. You're headed to Italy's art palace, Florence. The high speed train service gets you there in just over an hour and a half. We've included standard class tickets in your package but can upgrade these to business class for an extra fee. We will also arrange for a driver to take you to Roma Termini station in plenty of time for your departing train.
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Florence by Private Transfer with a stop in Orvieto
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3 Nights in Florence
3 Nights in Florence



3 Nights in Florence
Florence is the capital of Tuscany and home to the region’s greatest Renaissance art and architecture. The Renaissance actually started here, and today the city’s numerous cathedrals and art galleries show the evidence of this rich and inspiring period. You’ll want to see the Duomo Cathedral and the Galleria dell’Accademia, which houses Michelangelo’s “David.” Botticelli and Da Vinci's works are here too, at some of the city’s other amazing galleries. But there’s more to do in Florence than simply admire the art. It’s a beautiful, romantic place, and even a stroll through the streets is charming. Add world-class restaurants, delectable local wine and cuisine, and a warm Tuscan welcome, and you have a destination unlike any other. Florence is also an ideal base for exploring Tuscany, with its picturesque hills and vineyards in the heart of Italy.
Florence is the capital of Tuscany and home to the region’s greatest Renaissance art and architecture. The Renaissance actually started here, and today the city’s numerous cathedrals and art galleries show the evidence of this rich and inspiring period. You’ll want to see the Duomo Cathedral and the Galleria dell’Accademia, which houses Michelangelo’s “David.” Botticelli and Da Vinci's works are here too, at some of the city’s other amazing galleries. But there’s more to do in Florence than simply admire the art. It’s a beautiful, romantic place, and even a stroll through the streets is charming. Add world-class restaurants, delectable local wine and cuisine, and a warm Tuscan welcome, and you have a destination unlike any other. Florence is also an ideal base for exploring Tuscany, with its picturesque hills and vineyards in the heart of Italy.
Day 4
Day 4 - Arrival in Florence
Upon arriving to Florence's main station, Santa Maria Novella, we'll arrange for our driver to pick you up from the train station and take you to your centrally located accommodation.
A Different View on Florence
Enjoy a relaxing stroll through Florence city center, walk by the famous Duomo and the bell tower, Piazza della Signoria and continue to Ponte Vecchio, the famous old bridge from there you can enjoy a great view of the city on both sides of the river. End your night on a rooftop bar, Sesto on Arno is a great option, where you can enjoy your drink while admiring the city from above.

Day 5
Day 5 - Your First Full Day in Florence

Florence City Private Walking Tour
Sometimes Florence feels like an outdoor museum. There's so much to see in every direction, it can be a little overwhelming. That's why this three-hour city walking tour is so great: in a short time you'll explore the most important bridges, alleys, medieval markets and Renaissance palaces, so you can appreciate the best of this unique city. You'll be picked up from you accommodation and your guide will lead you through the city streets.

Homemade Pasta Group Cooking Class
Learn to make fresh pasta in the heart of Florence with a fun and authentic Italian experience. Join this hands-on cooking class along the Arno River, where expert chefs will guide you in crafting ravioli, fettuccine, and tortelli from scratch. Discover the secrets of perfect sauces like classic Pommarola and rich Burro e Salvia, then sit down to enjoy your homemade pasta paired with organic Tuscan wine from a family farm. With personal attention, this immersive experience will give you the skills and confidence to recreate authentic Italian dishes at home.
Day 6
Day 6 - Your Second Full Day in Florence

Explore Tuscany: San Gimignano, Siena, and Tuscany
One of the best things about Florence is how easy it is to get into the surrounding Tuscan countryside. Unless you have your own car, a group excursion departing from Florence in the morning provides the perfect opportunity to cover a lot of ground without spending too much money. A splendid excursion recommended for those without many days to dedicate to the region includes San Gimignano, AKA the "Medieval Manhattan," thanks to its 14 towers, and splendid Siena, famed for the horse race that takes place on its main square. No visit to Tuscany is complete without a visit to a winery, where you can have lunch and taste some of the local wines.
Day 7
Day 7 - Traveling to Venice by Train
Your time in Florence has drawn to a close but there's plenty more Italian splendor ahead of you as you push north to the magnificent maritime city of Venice. We have included standard class train tickets for the high-speed train service which takes around two hours. An upgrade to a higher class is possible at an extra cost. We'll arrange for our driver to pick you up from your accommodations and take you to Florence Train Station.
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Venice by Private Transfer with a stop in Modena
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2 Nights in Venice
2 Nights in Venice



2 Nights in Venice
Venice is a legendary city with a charm and atmosphere all its own. The city was constructed on more than 100 islands connected by a series of canals, most of which are lined with gorgeous palaces, beautiful churches, and all sorts of impressive architecture. While the city isn’t huge, it is packed with pedestrian-only streets and quaint, winding alleys that will keep you exploring for days. The city is very popular with tourists year-round, so you certainly won’t be the only travelers walking through the streets with camera in hand. This being Italy, the cuisine in Venice is delicious, and we can especially recommend the Cicchetti of Venice tour. Cicchetti are Venetian tapas, and this tour will introduce you to some of the city’s most iconic eateries and its most delicious recipes. If it’s your first time in Venice, we can organize a tour to show you all the most important sites. And since no trip to the city of canals is complete without a boat ride, we offer a number of ways for you to get a new point of view of the city and its magnificent architecture. It’s easy to while away your time in Venice, discovering new secrets around every corner.
Venice is a legendary city with a charm and atmosphere all its own. The city was constructed on more than 100 islands connected by a series of canals, most of which are lined with gorgeous palaces, beautiful churches, and all sorts of impressive architecture. While the city isn’t huge, it is packed with pedestrian-only streets and quaint, winding alleys that will keep you exploring for days. The city is very popular with tourists year-round, so you certainly won’t be the only travelers walking through the streets with camera in hand. This being Italy, the cuisine in Venice is delicious, and we can especially recommend the Cicchetti of Venice tour. Cicchetti are Venetian tapas, and this tour will introduce you to some of the city’s most iconic eateries and its most delicious recipes. If it’s your first time in Venice, we can organize a tour to show you all the most important sites. And since no trip to the city of canals is complete without a boat ride, we offer a number of ways for you to get a new point of view of the city and its magnificent architecture. It’s easy to while away your time in Venice, discovering new secrets around every corner.
Day 7
Day 7 - Arrival in Venice
Start your Venetian experience off in style by arriving in a private water taxi. We'll arrange a transfer by boat from Santa Lucia train station to the closest possible point to your hotel in Venice. Please note that porter assistance from the water taxi to the hotel is not included but can be arranged at extra charge.

Venice: The Ultimate Romantic Getaway A City for Lovers
Venice is considered one of the most romantic cities in the world due to its enchanting atmosphere, timeless beauty, and unique setting. Its winding canals, picturesque bridges, and narrow alleyways create an intimate and serene backdrop, perfect for strolling hand-in-hand with a loved one. The city’s rich history, stunning architecture, and art-filled piazzas exude a sense of timeless elegance, while gondola rides through the canals offer a peaceful and romantic experience. Whether enjoying a candle-lit dinner in a hidden courtyard or admiring the sunset over the Grand Canal, Venice's charm effortlessly evokes romance at every turn.
Welcome to Venice!
Enjoy Venice from the very start! Depending on your preference, this can be a relaxing or active time. After that, enjoy an aperitif with a view of the Grand Canal at Erbaria (Rialto), where there are many bars with outdoor seating. Finally, dinner in one of the many restaurants in the Rialto area will definitely make your first evening in Venice a perfect one. If you arrive full of energy and ready to explore, head to the Zattere area and enjoy a stroll along the canal up to Punta della Dogana, where you can admire the view of San Marco and the Grand Canal. The walk to Santa Maria della Salute church is pleasant, and you can take the traghetto (a big gondola) to cross the canal.

Day 8
Day 8 - Your First Full Day in Venice

First Time in Venice Private Tour
Discover Venice with this unique walking tour, which unfolds through the elegant Piazza San Marco, surrounded by the governmental buildings of the ancient Republic. You'll see the beautiful Saint Mark church, then stroll through the Castello district including the large campo Santa Maria Formosa. The square of San Giovanni e Paolo will be your next stop. Before reaching Rialto you'll pass by the Marco Polo house. From the top of the famous Rialto bridge you'll encounter all the splendours of the Grand Canal.
Art Masterpieces at Every Turn
Venice is all about art. Get lost in its narrow alleys and discover hidden pieces of art all around you: mosaics on some of the most ancient buildings, amazingly decorated facades, creative sculptures, and columns with spectacular capitals. Almost every church hosts beautiful and famous paintings, and other pieces of art. Not to be missed are the Biennale exhibitions: cinematic, dance, musical, and theatrical events take place annually. The art and architecture exhibitions that trade places every other year have been two of the world's most prestigious cultural institutions for over 120 years.

Day 9
Day 9 - Traveling to Rovinj by Private Transfer
Say goodbye to the charming waterways of Venice today, as you are off to the amazing coastal town of Rovinj. We'll arrange for a water taxi to pick you up from your accommodations in Venice and take you to Piazzale Rome where our driver to meet you and take you to Rovinj. The drive will take approximately 3 hours 30 minutes.

3 Nights in Rovinj
3 Nights in Rovinj



3 Nights in Rovinj
Rovinj used to go by Rovigno, and to Italian-speakers it still does. This city was once part of the Republic of Venice, which is evident from the street names in Italian to the Venetian architectural flourishes, such as the bell tower that crowns the town. This laid-back spot has a full cultural calendar, with numerous festivals taking place in the warmer months. We’ll help you get to know the local culture, with possible activities like a local wine tasting, a fish cooking masterclass with a local chef, or a truffle hunting adventure in nearby Croatia. Then, to work up an appetite for your next delicious meal, you could rent bikes and cruise through the breathtaking Zlatni Rt Park. You’ll definitely want to visit the local market too. History buffs will love visiting the local cultural heritage museum, which gives great insight into the region. When you’re ready to get in the car, a day trip to Pula is always fun. This busy port town hosts a large market packed with delectable local specialities, and also boasts a Roman amphitheater. You could even arrange a full-day private tour through the gorgeous region of Istria, where more delights await you inland.
Rovinj used to go by Rovigno, and to Italian-speakers it still does. This city was once part of the Republic of Venice, which is evident from the street names in Italian to the Venetian architectural flourishes, such as the bell tower that crowns the town. This laid-back spot has a full cultural calendar, with numerous festivals taking place in the warmer months. We’ll help you get to know the local culture, with possible activities like a local wine tasting, a fish cooking masterclass with a local chef, or a truffle hunting adventure in nearby Croatia. Then, to work up an appetite for your next delicious meal, you could rent bikes and cruise through the breathtaking Zlatni Rt Park. You’ll definitely want to visit the local market too. History buffs will love visiting the local cultural heritage museum, which gives great insight into the region. When you’re ready to get in the car, a day trip to Pula is always fun. This busy port town hosts a large market packed with delectable local specialities, and also boasts a Roman amphitheater. You could even arrange a full-day private tour through the gorgeous region of Istria, where more delights await you inland.
Day 9
Day 9 - Arrival in Rovinj
Your driver will take you directly to your accommodation when you arrive in Rovinj.

Rovinj Private Walking Tour
This morning you’ll be getting the lay of the land in Rovinj on a 1 hour and 45 minutes private walking tour led by a local guide who knows all the ins and outs of the place. You’ll see all the main attractions including the St. Euphemia Church, the town clock, and Balbi’s Arch. The church is a stunning example of Baroque architecture and dominates Rovinj’s Old Town, as it is sits atop its hill. Inside you’ll see the preserved body of St. Euphemia from the 6th century. This tour will introduce you to the rich history of Rovinj and all of Istria, as well as Italy’s influence on the region.
Day 10
Day 10 - Your First Full Day in Rovinj

Istria Private Tour
Explore the Istrian Peninsula, a beautiful, bilingual part of Croatia that invites comparisons to Tuscany, with its vineyards, truffles, scenic hilltop towns, and Italian-speaking population. This private, tailor-made tour lets you focus on the parts of Istria (and its history and cuisine) that interest you the most. Those interested in history, legends, and Slavic mythology, with its giants, dragons, and witches, could visit the hilltop town of Motovun, the ancient port of Pula (with its Roman colosseum), etc. The guide can focus on medieval history, taking you to sites such as the ruins of the fortified medieval town of Dvigrad, or the castle at Savicenta. If you would like to go far from the beaten path and delve into hidden villages where time stands still, the guide can happily present well-preserved towns and villages such as Dragic and Hum and the natural beauty that surrounds them. Naturally, these places and interests can be mixed and matched, with the guide's expert advice.
Free time for lunch at a traditional restaurant is included, although the cost of lunch is not covered. For an additional fee, a wine tasting can be added.
Day 11
Day 11 - Your Second Full Day in Rovinj
Taste Istria

Secrets of Fish Filleting and Grilling Private Cooking Class
Join a hands-on seafood cooking class featuring the freshest catch from Pula’s market. Learn to prepare and cook fish and shellfish into dishes like pasta, risotto, and carpaccio, and finish with a traditional Istrian dessert with chocolate mousse. Enjoy creating a delicious meal and gaining new skills in a fun and flavorful experience.

Black Truffle Hunting and Tasting Group Tour
Experience the thrill of truffle hunting in Paladini, where the Karlic family has perfected the craft for generations. Join an unforgettable adventure in the Motovun forest, guided by expert truffle dogs. Savor a three-course tasting of traditional Istrian dishes infused with truffles.
Day 12
Day 12 - Traveling to Zagreb by Private Transfer
Today you're off to the Croatian capital! After getting picked up at your accommodations, you'll make a stop at the most famous Balkan national park, Plitvice Lakes. There, you'll have time to explore the park, with its 16 lakes and many waterfalls, before continuing on to Zagreb. The total duration of this trip is nine hours. Entrance fees and a guide are not included, but one, or both, can be added in for an additional fee.

2 Nights in Zagreb
2 Nights in Zagreb



2 Nights in Zagreb
Zagreb is a city where different worlds have long come together. Situated at the intersection of ancient trade routes between the Adriatic and Central Europe, it is a cosmopolitan place with various cultural influences evident in the cuisine and architecture at home in any Austro-Hungarian city. You’ll love exploring the open-air markets, impressive buildings, peaceful parks, and many delicious restaurants. Just strolling through the unique combination of medieval towers, 19th century palaces, ancient churches, and market squares is a pleasure, but there’s much more to do here. After exploring all that the city has to offer with a local guide, you’ll be able to make the most of your time. You could also take a guided bike tour around the city, to get a little exercise as you experience the city. But you’ll also want to explore some of the region surrounding Zagreb. As a longer day trip, you could see the delightful Trakoscan, a neo-Gothic castle sitting on a hilltop, surrounded by a romantic English style park with exotic trees and an artificial lake. While you’re there you can also stop in Varazdin to appreciate its ornate baroque architecture.
Zagreb is a city where different worlds have long come together. Situated at the intersection of ancient trade routes between the Adriatic and Central Europe, it is a cosmopolitan place with various cultural influences evident in the cuisine and architecture at home in any Austro-Hungarian city. You’ll love exploring the open-air markets, impressive buildings, peaceful parks, and many delicious restaurants. Just strolling through the unique combination of medieval towers, 19th century palaces, ancient churches, and market squares is a pleasure, but there’s much more to do here. After exploring all that the city has to offer with a local guide, you’ll be able to make the most of your time. You could also take a guided bike tour around the city, to get a little exercise as you experience the city. But you’ll also want to explore some of the region surrounding Zagreb. As a longer day trip, you could see the delightful Trakoscan, a neo-Gothic castle sitting on a hilltop, surrounded by a romantic English style park with exotic trees and an artificial lake. While you’re there you can also stop in Varazdin to appreciate its ornate baroque architecture.
Day 12
Day 12 - Arrival in Zagreb
Your driver will bring you straight to your accommodation upon arriving in Zagreb.

Take it Easy
Day 13
Day 13 - Your First Full Day in Zagreb

Zagreb City Private Tour with Traditional Strukli Tasting
Join this walking tour not only to visit all the main attractions and landmarks of Zagreb center and historical Upper Town but also to try one of the most popular dishes of Zagreb region - delicious strukli. When you are done with the sightseeing you will visit a small restaurant in the center of Zagreb specialised exclusively for strukli. Although the classic cheese edition occupies center stage, they have other equally tasty sweet and salty versions so you will surely make the right choice whichever you choose!
Unique Museums

Day 14
Day 14 - Departure Day
We'll arrange for a transfer from your accommodation to Zagreb's airport. Duration of the drive is about 30 minutes.
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