PARTNER CONTENT FOR ITALIAN DISCOVERY BY INTERTRAVEL
Italian Discovery by Intertravel ITALY
Since 1950, Italian Discovery by Intertravel has provided discerning customers with tailor- made services and 24-hour assistance. The company is a tour operator that provides a wide variety of services for individual travellers as well as groups, providing superior value and authentic cultural experiences. It uses its years of experience to put together the right balance of facts and fun, hands-on experiences and leisure. This is the reason why only the best
experiences, the rarest sights and the most carefully picked luxurious properties are on offer, giving guests the chance to see the most famous Italian sights as well as the hidden gems. Guests can enjoy an early morning visit to the
Sistine Chapel, an exclusive visit to Florence’s Duomo Terraces, and a private excursion to Murano Island to mention just a few. They can also meet local artists, the leather artisans, as well as visit rural ‘bio-genuine’ farms, natural spas and unusual beaches. Italy is a country that has the capacity to surprise again and again — even if you’ve already visited it before.
Rest assured that whatever time of the year you
visit, there will be a festival, a celebration, or a local holiday to get involved in. Planning ahead is the key for a successful and interesting itinerary. A member of the Italian Discovery team will help you build a unique itinerary; suggesting the best possibilities for any given journey that best suit your desires. The choice is yours, then you can leave everything else in Italian Discovery’s capable hands — they will take care of all the organisation, from dealing with hotel reservations, transport and entrance tickets (that require no queuing) to booking the best guide for a walk around unforgettable Pompeii or Milan’s stunning fashion district. Italy can be easy to discover if you have
the right information and directions, as well as carefully chosen itineraries and accommodations, the right restaurants and tailor-made activities. It’s a country of postcard- perfect places, amazing food, full-bodied wines, friendly people and so much more, all of which awaits you during your Italian Discovery tour.
Don’t miss Wine tasting in the Tuscan countryside, truffle hunting in a Piedmont farm, pasta making in Bologna and glass blowing in Venice
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