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Highlights of Italy Venice, Florence, Amalfi, Rome. 14 Days /13 Nights
DAY 1: VENICE. Upon your arrival in Venice check into your hotel. Day at leisure. Overnight at your hotel. DAY 2: VENICE. Breakfast at the hotel. Today you will enjoy your walking tour of Venice. The tour route includes San Mark's Square, Palazzo Ducale, the Bell Tower and the Clock Tower. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight at your hotel. DAY 3: VENICE - FLORENCE. Breakfast at your hotel. Today you will be off to Florence via train. Upon your arrival in Florence, check into your hotel and you will have the afternoon at leisure. This evening you will learn to cook a classic Tuscan meal. In this First class cooking school, you will be able to make a four-course meal (starter, first course, second course and dessert) under the expert guidance of a multilingual chef. The course will be followed by dinner with the dishes you have prepared, accompanied by a good Tuscan wine and a fun and friendly atmosphere. Overnight at your hotel. DAY 4: FLORENCE - CINQUETERRE - FLORENCE. Breakfast at the hotel. Today you will be off to visit the beautiful Cinque Terre in the Italian Riviera. On this tour you will walk through some of the villages of the Cinque Terre in one day, sampling the best aspects of the unique, ancient trails connecting the little towns, and exploring the most picturesque
villages.The Cinque Terre is a beautiful stretch of rugged coast and the only unspoiled part left of the lovely Italian Riviera. It takes its name from the five picturesque fishing villages of Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso. Return to Florence. Cinque Terre has been inaccessible from the land for centuries, isolated by steep mountains and valleys on one side and by the sea itself on the other. Thanks to its isolation, the unspoiled charm of the Cinque Terre is a protected World Heritage Site and a National Park. Overnight at your hotel. DAY 5: FLORENCE - CHIANTI - FLORENCE. Breakfast at the hotel. Morning at the leisure. Early in the afternoon departure to Chianti region to discover the ancient traditions of the Tuscan countryside, enjoy breathtaking landscapes of vineyards and olive groves, visit two ancient cellars, taste the famous wines and typical Tuscan products and be captivated by the unparalleled charm of Greve and Castellina in Chianti. The first stop of the tour is in the heart of the Florentine Chianti Classico, in a small cozy Winery. Here, guided by the owner, you will discover the secrets of winemaking and enjoy a delicious tasting of the best wines produced, accompanied by local products. The tour continues then to the picturesque medieval village of Greve. Free time. Moving along the historical "Via Chiantigiana", you will cross the Sienese Chianti Classico area, admiring the breathtaking views of the rolling hills that made so famous this part of Tuscany, before to reach a family-run Winery, which stands out for the excellent quality of its wines. Here you will be warmly welcomed by
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its passionate winemaker and after the guided tour of the cellars and the lovely aromatic garden, a delicious tasting of four different wines and local products will be waiting for you. The last stop of the Tour is Castellina a fortified hilltop village of Etruscan origin where the tour leader will guide you to discover the charming historical center and its picturesque houses, squares and shops. Return to Florence. DAY 6: FLORENCE. Breakfast at the hotel. Day at leisure. You may want to visit the Accademia Museum, which houses the infamous "DAVID" or visit the Uffizi Gallery. Overnight at your hotel. DAY 7: FLORENCE - Salerno - AMALFI. Breakfast at the hotel. Today you will depart Florence for Amalfi. You will take the train from Florence to Salerno. Upon your arrival in Salerno, you will be transferred to your hotel in the town of AMALFI. Afternoon at leisure. Overnight at your hotel. DAY 8: AMALFI. Breakfast at the hotel. Today is at leisure. You may relax in the picturesque village of Amalfi or venture off to the other beautiful areas in the AMALFI COAST. Overnight at your hotel. DAY 9: AMALFI. Breakfast at the hotel. Day at leisure. This is your last day in the Amalfi coast. Make it a memorable one. Overnight at your hotel. DAY 10:AMALFI - Salerno - ROME. Breakfast at the hotel. Make your own way from the hotel to the Salerno train station for your trip to Rome. Upon your arrival in Rome - Check - in at your hotel. You have the afternoon at leisure. You may want to explore Rome with your Hop on/Hop off ticket. Overnight at your hotel. with your Hop on/Hop off ticket. Overnight at your hotel. DAY 11: ROME. Breakfast at your hotel. This morning you will begin your Discovering Rome walking tour. You will see the most famous sites of this historical city. The tour begins with Campo dei Fiori, then off to Palazzo Spada and the famous Piazza Navona. You will continue on your walk to Pantheon and then within minutes you will sea a true masterpiece, the TREVI Fountain. You will end your tour at the Piazza di Spagna (Spanish Steps). Afternoon at
leisure.You may want to take another tour or stroll around Rome. Overnight at your hotel. DAY 12: ROME. Breakfast at the hotel. Today is at leisure. We have many optional tours that you are able to purchase. Maybe you would like to go down and discover one of the most important archaeolo- gical sites in the world, Pompei or visit Capri, situated in the Gulf of Naples, surrounded by an emerald and turquoise sea, and is often called the pearl of the Mediterranean. Overnight at your hotel. DAY 13: ROME. Breakfast at your hotel. Day at leisure. You may want to go visit the Vatican Museum and the Sistine Chapel, the magnificent work of Michelangelo. We have many optional tours to choose from. Overnight at your hotel. DAY 14: ROME. Breakfast at the hotel. Departure transfer from the hotel to the Rome airport. END OF SERVICES.
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