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setting. Mykonos is also perfect for those days that you want to experience boutique shopping in Greece or visit their many stylish beach clubs located on the island. Activities & Experiences Little Venice dates back to the 13th century the waterfront neighbourhood is described as being one of the most charming and lively spots on the island. Find yourself strolling through the winding narrow bustling streets made up of delightful boutiques, art galleries, cafes and restaurants, the perfect place for you and your significant other to delve into the island’s culture and atmosphere. Sit with a sweet treat and refreshment soaking up the sunset views . Additionally, Mykonos offer a plethora of exceptional beachfront lunch spots where you can enjoy platters of fresh mediterranean sea food, tapas and gyros and all with a cocktail in hand. As they say, the key to someones heart is through their stomach! And the views of the Aegan sea will capture the romantic atmosphere. After a lively day ashore, make your way back to your ship returning to an evening of relaxation under the stars. Rome “The City of Love” Fall in love all over again in the heart of
Rome - the quintessential destination of love. You may wonder why Rome is considered one of the most romantic cities in the world, and this is because it captures all of your
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half. The city of Palermo offer a pasta and tiramisu cooking class experience, along with on-tap wine with your meal! Perfect for wine lovers looking to indulge in the traditional flavors of Italy. Learn how to make pasta from scratch, the “proper” Italian way. You will also get to prepare a classic Tiramisu. Delicious. Immerse yourself in the Italian lifestyle with a vintage Fiat 500 sightseeing tour through Syracuse. Drive throught the historic streets in the iconic Italian classic. This experience let’s you experience Syracuse the way Italians do.
senses as soon as you step off that ship. The sweet aroma of flowers in the air, the smell of delicious Italian cuisine, the sound of live street musicians as you stroll down the riverside walkways taking in the views of the historical architecture and ports. The movie- like setting and atmosphere is a must-see for everyone. Toss a coin into Trevi Fountain and enjoy a hearty bowl of pasta, because in Rome, wishes are best followed by carbs! Enjoy all of the chaos, charm and character the romantic city brings. Activities & Experiences Lets take a look at what a day in Rome looks like for couples searching for romantic experiences and places to explore.
Three
must-see historic locations in Rome are Vatican museums, Sistine Chapel and St Peter’s Bascilica. So why not
get
involved in a guided tour around these sites and delve into the artwork ,history and
intricate masterpieces at your fingertips. Explore
the Colosseum with exclusive
access to the arena floor with an official live guide where you can learn about the gladiators,emperors that brought the arena to life. For the foodies who want to taste ancient recipes, taste traditional pasta with wine pairings, learn the difference between REAL gelato and ‘fake’ icecream and of course drink more wine. Sicily “Italy’s Southern Gateway” The largest Mediterranean island located south of the Italian mainland, the ‘toe of Italy’s boot’ - known for its stunning beaches, unique history and culture. Sicily focuses on ‘lo struscio’ which is the art of slow living and observing the picturesque surroundings which makes it a perfect destination for couples. Best known for relaxation and enjoying the lively surroundings with it the most densely populated island in Italy. Activities & Experiences Sicily
is home to traditional Italian
experiences and activities where you will be able to unwind and relax with your other
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