Temples and
Tavernas
Central Med
Rome, Italy La Spezia, Italy
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Toulon, France
Get a taste of ‘la dolce vita’ in The picturesque town of La Spezia Raise a glass to Toulon, the famous
modern Civitavecchia and its is your gateway to Tuscany and the naval port and wine producing
classical neighbour, Rome. rugged Italian Riviera. area nestling in the heart of Provence.
The ‘Eternal City’ of Rome is like an open-air Nestling between Genoa and Pisa on the Set on the coast of the biggest sun-trap in
museum, with amazing architecture at every Ligurian coast, from La Spezia you can visit France, it’s no real surprise that Toulon is
turn. Pack in three millennia of history and Cinque Terre (the World Heritage Site of five famous for its lip-smacking wines. Whizz up
explore the Colosseum, the Forum, St Peter’s colourful villages) as well as the highlights of to Mount Faron and get your palate purring
Basilica and the incredible Pantheon. Roamed Florence and Pisa. Seen the sights before? with great wine and fab sea views, wander
around Rome before? Explore the lush scenery Explore La Spezia’s car-free streets or enjoy through the picturesque old town with ancient
in Bracciano or make a splash at a water park. the colourful historical gardens. fountains and quaint squares or peel your kit
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off and get a golden glow on the beach.
Visit the Vatican Museum and the Sistine Head for the five colourful villages of
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Chapel, home to Michelangelo’s breathtaking, Cinque Terre.
Go for wall-to-wall glamour in the stylish
neck-stretching ceiling frescoes. Does Pisa’s Leaning Tower really lean that
resorts of St Tropez and Port Grimaud.
See the Colosseum, the Trevi fountain, the much? Find out with a trip to the Field of
Treat your taste buds to some local wines
Roman Forum and St Peter’s from the comfort Miracles.
on a visit to the picturesque hilltop town of
of a coach – or on a walking tour. Check out the best bits of Florence.
Le Castellet.
Head to beautiful Bracciano and explore the Can’t decide between Florence and Pisa? Visit
Check out Aix en Provence, the ‘city of a
medieval castle. both in a full day trip.
thousand fountains’.
Tick off ten of Rome’s memorable landmarks Sample some divine Tuscan wine at a vineyard.
Drive through the picturesque Provence
as you take to the city by bike. Stroll around pretty San Gimignano.
countryside and go for a stroll in the seaside
Slide away at a local water park. Board the Pisa trolley train for a tour of its
resorts of Bandol and Sanary.
highlights.
*Passengers may need to be taken ashore by tender boat depending on local conditions.
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