Duration: 3 hours Overview: Discover Florence's historic center on this walking tour. From the Ponte Vecchio bridge learn the fascinating history and traditions of Florence: rub the nose of the legendary boar, 'Il porcellino', to ensure a return to Florence and visit Piazza della Repubblica, once the Ancient Forum, now a popular meeting place for famous writers. Enter the Duomo, the astounding Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. Pause to enjoy a delicious homemade Italian gelato. The tour concludes with entrance to the Accademia Gallery where you will marvel at Michelangelo's statues of the Slaves and his magnificent 17 foot marble masterpiece, the David.

Duration: 4 hours 15 minutes Overview: Drive along the romantic Viale dei Colli up to Piazzale Michelangelo.  Stop to admire the wonderful panorama of the city and drive through the old city centre. Thwn take a guided walk and visit the outdoor Duomo complex: the Baptistery with its bronze doors including the famous Porta del Paradiso and the visit of the Cathedral with the magnificent Cupola del Brunelleschi and Giotto's bell tower. A short walk through the historic streets of the heart of Florence brings you to the renowned Galleria dell'Accademia where you can admire the famous David by Michelangelo and other works by the great artist. At the end of the tour, enjoy lunch (drinks included) in a typical restaurant in the centre, just brief walk away, accompanied by our assistant.

Duration: 7 hours 45 minutes Overview: Drive along the romantic Viale dei Colli up to Piazzale Michelangelo. Stop  to admire the wonderful panorama of the city and drive through the old city center. Next, take a guided walk and visit the outdoor Duomo complex: the Baptistry and internal visit of the Cathedral with the magnificent Cupola del Brunelleschi and Giotto's bell tower. A short walk through the historic streets of the heart of Florence brings you to the renowned Galleria dell'Accademia where you can admire the famous David by Michelangelo and other works by the great artist.

Continue to a Tuscan trattoria where a typical light lunch will be served. In the afternoon enjoy panoramic views of the unparalleled beauty of Florence, taking in Fiesole, a delightful town of Etruscan origin set in the hills overlooking Florence and the Arno Valley. Return to Florence via the Franciscan Church of Santa Croce (outside visit). From here walk to the famous Piazza Signoria, to admire the imposing Palazzo Vecchio (exterior) and the beautiful Loggia del Lanzi.

Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes Overview:Visit one of the most prestigious Museums of Sculpture in the world with masterpieces by the greatest Renaissance artists, among them, Michelangelo’s  David and St. George by Donatello, the Bacchus and the Round Pitti by Michelangelo, Mercury by Giambologna, besides the magnificent glazed terracotta works by Giovanni and Andrea Della Robbia. The collection is housed in the evocative Bargello Museum, formerly the Palazzo del Podesta' which dates back to the middle of the 13th century.

Duration:2 hours 45 minutes Overview: Combine a visit of the two major museums of Florence in one day .The guided tour of the Accademia Gallery in the morning at 11:30 (meeting time at 11:15) along with a guided tour of the Uffizi Gallery in the afternoon at 16:30 (meeting time at 16:15). Visit the Accademia Gallery, to admire the wonderful statue of David, the result of the genius of Michelangelo, together with other important works by the great artist. In the afternoon visit the Uffizi Gallery where you can admire countless works of art among which the most loved painting in the world: the beautiful Birth of Venus by Botticelli. At the end of the tour you can remain in the museum to explore further at your leisure.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Overview: See Florence from a totally different perspective. Board the "Florentine Gondola", for a romantic and unique experience right before dinner. A guide will introduce you to the river Arno with its secrets, its history and the beautiful Palazzos you can admire from the water. Glide past the Uffizi gallery, the beautiful caretaker of many artistic historical treasures, admire the unique Ponte Vecchio bridge and find out more about the mysterious Vasari Corridor.

Discover the Santa Trinita bridge and the amazing Palazzo Corsini. Enjoy the informative commentary and a few colorful local stories. See and experience the splendor of this special city from the relaxed comfort of an old, gondola style, boat.

Duration: 2 hours Overview: The historical Restaurant La Loggia, with its breathtaking panorama of Florence, is the perfect place from which to view the city while enjoying the traditional flavors of Italian cuisine. Enjoy a traditional meal prepared with a touch of creative innovation with a wide range of flavors, shapes and scents at restaurant La Loggia.

Duration: 2 hours Overview: Book a table at Restaurant Rubaconte to enjoy the Tuscan cuisine sorrounded by a friendly and intimate atmosphere. Enjoy the traditional Tuscan dishes at restaurant Rubaconte, an oasis of peace just in the heart of Florence, which serves delicious cuisine.

Duration: 3 hours 45 minutes Overview: An evening dedicated to discovering Tuscan cuisine and the most celebrated Italian opera arias and famous Neapolitan songs. Our assistant will take you into a fascinating neighborhood in the old city centre, where the restaurant, built into a characteristic 'hollow' (an old cellar), is located. Enjoy a romantic  candlelit l Tuscan dinner accompanied by some Chianti wine. In a nearby historical Anglican church, a professional tenor and/or soprano will perform beautiful opera songs from operas of famous Italian musicians together with world renowned Neapolitan songs. During the intermission, tea, coffee or a goblet of wine will be served.

Duration: 1 hour 45 minutes Overview: Experience an unforgettable renaissance evening in the magnificent setting of the ancient halls of a noble residence. Enjoy a Florentine fifteenth century banquet gladdened by the sound of a harp and flute, the sweet voice of a soprano and dances of the period. Waiters, musicians, dancers and a jester, all in beautiful Renaissance costumes make you feel part of the evening. Try on the typical costumes and learn some fifteenth century dancing steps. At the end of the evening, take home a parchment with the emblem of the palace to certify your participation in this magical Ancient Night at Court.

Duration: 7 hours 30 minutes Overview: Depart Florence and arrive Lucca. Take a pleasant walk to the enchanting historical centre to admire the amazing Piazza Anfiteatro, the Torre Giunigi, the San Marino Church and the typical antique dealers street. Depart for Pisa, famous for its architectural masterpieces. Arrive Pisa,  spend some free time for lunch (not included), and then enjoy a guided walking tour of Piazza dei Miracoli, with the celebrated Leaning Tower (outside view), the Baptistery (outside view) and other important monuments. Visit the interior of the Cathedral. Time  free to pick up sovenirs before ending the tour with a pleasant walk to Piazza dei Cavalieri. Return to Florence.

Duration: 11 hours Overview: Start from Florence and visit Siena, San Gimignano, the Chianti countryside and Pisa all in one day. Enjoy a scenic drive in Tuscan countryside and arrive in Siena at a perfect time in the morning to wander around its many quiet spots of great beauty. Your English speaking guide will show you the most important places of the town, such us Santa Maria della Scala church (outside view), the Cathedral (inside visit) and Piazza del Campo.

Once back on the coach, drive to a wine estate on the Sienese hills, where a D.O.C.G Chianti wine is produced. Enjoy a delicious Tuscan lunch here. After lunch, drive to nearby San Gimignano where you will have time to discover this jewel by yourself. Enjoy views of the enchanting Chianti countryside whilst driving to Pisa. Pisa will welcome you with its Field of Miracles where you will admire the Cathedral, the Baptistery and the world famous Leaning Tower. Return to Florence.

Duration: 11 hours Overview: Departing Florence, the first stop during your trip is San Gimignano, one of the most splendid examples of medieval towns and a World Heritage Site by Unesco. The town is famous for its wine, Vernaccia di San Gimignano, saffron and the precious Santa Fina pottery. The guide will accompany you to every corner of the town with its beautiful squares, buildings, churches and alleyways. Continue to Siena where you will be enchanted by the architectural styles of the Cathedral (interior) and of the Palazzo Comunale (Municipal Building) in Piazza del Campo, the stage of the famous Palio race.

In the afternoon tour the Chianti classico area with its charming scenic views. After a stop at the hamlet of Castellina in Chianti you will have the pleasure of tasting some of the best wines of Tuscany. A rich snack based on sliced cold meats, bruschettas, salami and cheeses will accompany the sampling. Return to Florence.

Duration: 5 hours Overview: From Florence drive through the Chianti countryside, one of the most enchanting areas of Tuscany, renowned not only for its famous wine, but even for its landscapes and vineyards, olive trees and cypresses surrounding churches, parishes, castles and villages hidden among the hills. The noble owners of one of these castles will accompany you around some reception rooms, the garden and the historical cellar of the farm where the famous barrels of Chianti Classico are kept. After the visit enjoy a snack-tasting with a selection of fine wines.

Move on to Greve in Chianti with a stop in the historic square flanked by open galleries where you can wander around the shops selling typical products of the Chianti area. Then visit Castellina in Chianti, a typical ancient hamlet set on a hill and nestled between vineyards and olive groves. In the evening, reach San Donato in Poggio, an ancient settlement in a fortified castle dating back to the 11th century. See a part of its walls and a stunning Romanesque parish church. Enjoy a typical Chianti Dinner with a rich menu and excellent Chianti wine in a local tavern. Return to Florence.

Duration: 5 hours 30 minutes Overview: Leave Florence on a splendid excursion through the fertile and picturesque Tuscan countryside towards the historic university city of Pisa, famous for its architectural beauty. After a panoramic drive along the beautiful riversides, enjoy a guided tour to Piazza dei Miracoli and the celebrated Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, an unequalled masterpiece of Romanesque art carried out between the 11th and 12th centuries, the Baptistery and other important monuments. Walk to Piazza dei Cavalieri, where the Scuola Normale, one of the most famous universities in the world, is located. Return to Florence.

Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes Overview: Visit to the famous Scala museum and theatre.  Stroll through the sumptuous Galleria Vittorio Emanuele (the world's oldest arcade) to Piazza Fontana. Continue the tour on foot to view the Palazzo Reale and to visit the breathtaking Duomo and the courtyard of Milan's magnificent Sforzesco Castle. Enjoy a panoramic drive by coach past many of Milan's most important sights including the Arco della Pace, the churches of Santa Maria delle Grazie (home to Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper) and San Lorenzo, Corso Venezia and Piazza San Babila. Your final stop is to see Leonardo da Vinci's great masterpiece - The Last Supper. The local guide will bring all of these great monuments to life.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: Enjoy the sights of Milan, which is beautifully illuminated at night on this 90 minute panoramic bus tour which includes a Happy Hour (one drink and appetizer).  Discover the lively 'Milanese' night life starting from the 'ritual' of the happy hour to 'clubbing' from one bar to another (which starts at approximately 11pm to midnight, running on until about 4am). The hot spots for the nightlife are the Navigli canal district, the trendy area or Corso Como and Cors Garibaldi and the artsy quarter of Brera.

Duration: 12 hours Overview: Departing Milan, head east through Lombardy and enter the Veneto region. Stop at romantic Verona, home to Romeo and Juliet where a local guide will bring to life the many treasures that the city has to offer such as the world-famous Roman arena and the beautiful Piazza delle Erbe. Continue to Lake Garda, the largest of the Italian lakes surrounded by mountains. Explore this enchanting town before returning to Milan.

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes Overview: See one of the most beautiful sports buildings in the world with a dedicated tour guide. The San Siro Stadium was built in 1926 and today holds approx 85,000 people. The museum, is the first and the only one in Italy located in a stadium. It takes you through the F.C. Inter and A.C Milan's glorious history. Pick up a souvenir in the San Siro store where you can find all the official products of the two 'Milanesi' teams: t-shirt, hats, footballs and all sorts of curious gadgets.

Duration: 5 hours Overview: Leaving Milan in the morning, head eastwards to the historic town of Bergamo, high on a hill surrounded by mediaeval fortifications. An expert local guide will bring the mediaeval Citta' Alta (upper city) to life. At the heart of the city lies Piazza Vecchia surrounded by Bergamo's most important monuments: the Cathedral, the Colleoni Chapel, and the 13th  century baptistry, as well as the 12th  century Palazzo del Comune, the Palazzo della Ragione and the Civic Tower. Enjoy some free time to explore the enchanting city centre before returning to Milan in time for a late lunch.

Duration: 9 hours Overview: Leaving Milan, head to the picturesque lakeside town of Como, famed for the production of silk. A walking tour of the city with a local guide includes a visit to the Cathedral with its gothic facade and rich tapestries decorating the interior. At 12:00 hrs, enjoy a boat cruise on the lake of Bellagio (optional lunch on the boat) famous for its setting at the intersection of the three branches of the Y-shape of Lake Como. Reach the village at around 1:30pm to enjoy a short visit and to have some free time.

Duration: Min.6 hours Overview: Fox Town Outlet is in Mendrisio, Canton Ticino in Switzerland. It boasts 130 stores with 200 top Italian and international brands at discounted prices from 30% to 70%. 7 coffee shops and restaurants, a casino and a beauty center are housed here under the same roof.

Duration: 8 hours 30 minutes Overview: Serravalle outlet is managed by "Mc Arthur Glenn" and has over 170 stores including clothing, footwear and accessory shops with the best brands (Versace, Nike, Dolce & Gabbana, Bulgari, Roberto Cavalli, Calvin Klein, Prada), offering products from previous seasons at prices discounted from 30% to 70% all year.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: Discover the hidden beauty of Naples. Walk through the city centre and admire Piazza del Plebiscito, the Royal Palace, the Maschio Angioino, Piazza del Gesu', S. Chiara, Gesu' Nuovo and Spaccanapoli. Then enjoy a panoramic tour of the city by coach, passing through Posillipo, via Caracciolo and Castel dell'Ovo.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: Enjoy this panoramic tour of Naples and its sparkling lights. Drive along the seafront to reach the Posillipo Hill to enjoy a wonderful view on the Gulf and the stately Castel Nuovo. Cross the world famous Piazza del Plebiscito and see the magnificent Real Palace and the San Carlo Theatre.

Duration: 8 hours Overview: Visit the ruins of Pompeii, buried by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 A.D. and brought back to light nearly intact. Learn about the lifestyles of the ancient inhabitants of the town. Enjoy a brief stop at a local factory to see the production process of cameos and corals. In the afternoon return to Naples to enjoy a panoramic tour, which will include Piazza del Plebiscito, Gallery Umberto I, the Royal Palace (outside view) , San Carlo Theatre (outside view), the New Castle (outside view), Posillipo and Spaccanapoli areas and Piazza Del Gesu Nuovo.

Duration: 8 hours Overview: Visit the Pompeii Excavations and admire the ancient Roman city preserved by the ashes of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius dating back to 79 A.D. The excavations tour will end with a visit to a cameo factory, where a craftsman will show you how these jewels have been made. After a lunch stop, proceed to the Amalfi coast for a panoramic tour (without guide). If time allows, brief stops may also be made in Positano, Amalfi and Ravello to enjoy the beauty of this famous coastline before returning to Naples.

Duration: 8 hours Overview: Discover the two ancient towns buried by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD. In the morning enjoy a visit to Pompeii, which was covered by ash and lapilli. After lunch discover the nearby Herculaneum, that was submerged by a flow of mud and lava. At the end of the tour, visit a local factory of cameos where the production process of cameos and corals will be shown.

Duration: 4 hours Overview: Visit the world-famous excavations of Pompei, the city buried and preserved by the lapilli and the ashes of Mount Vesuvius' eruption in 79 B.C. See the Forum, the Thermal Baths, Vetti's House and "Lupanare" buried by volcanic ashes. This is a memorable experience which offers a great insight into life in the roman city -  a must for visitors to Naples.

Duration: Half day Overview: Avoid the lengthy queues and explore one of the world's most extensive art collections with an expert local guide on this fascinating tour of the Vatican. Your guide will share the stories and secrets contained within the Museums' walls, pleasures originally meant for the exclusive enjoyment of the Pope. See Michelangelo's famous Creation of Adam as you explore the Sistine Chapel and wander Raphael's Rooms. Marvel at the imposing beauty of Saint Peter's Basilica, and see another of Michelangelo's masterpieces, ‘La Pieta'. For a fascinating finish, stop to admire the magnificent Saint Peter's Square, as your guide points out Bernini's ingenious use of optical illusion.

Duration: at your own pace Overview: This cruise is a circular connection between Ponte Sant'Angelo and Ponte Cavour, with the opportunity to hop on & hop off whenever and wherever you like for the entire ticket validity (24hrs from the first trip). The route taken during this cruise crosses Rome's historical centre, one of the most interesting archeological areas. A recorded commentary in 7 languages via headphones will be at your disposal.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: This tour begins by passing through the Via Veneto, made famous by Fellini's Dolce Vita film. Before reaching Via Nazionale cross Piazza della Republica. Your walk through the historical centre starts with the Trevi Fountain and continues to Piazza Navona, built on the ancient Domitian Stadium with the famous Fountain of the Four Rivers, Bernini's masterpiece. Along the way admire Piazza Colonna so called due to the Column of Marco Aurelio. Visit the interior of the Pantheon, built in the 1st century B.C. with the biggest dome in the world as requested by Emperor Hadrian. Continue by coach to St. Peter's Square passing Castel St. Angelo. Visit the Basilica of St. Peter's to admire, among other treasures, the ‘Pieta' by Michelangelo.

Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes Overview: Castelgandolfo (stop), the summer residence of the Pope with a view of the famous lake Albano, formerly Albalonga, where legend has it, Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome came from. You will pass thru the medieval towns of  Rocca di Papa, also called the "window of the Roman Castles" because from here you get the best possible view of the valley below up to Rome.  Grottaferrata - it’s possible to visit the splendid Church of Saint Maria with mosaics dating back to the XII century and frescoes by Domenichino.  Frascati, the most famous town of the Roman Castles, whose name probably derives from the freshness of its waters or according to other scholars from the frascata, a special right to collect firewood or also from the frasche (branches) which were used in the Middle Ages as a mean to cover houses. The tour ends at a 14th century hamlet Borgo di Vagli, built over a Roman road, nowadays operates as resort by a prestigious wine and olive oil maker. There you will be treated at a tasting of the house products and also led through the historical section of the farm and through the various phases of the birth of a great ''DOC'' wine. Return to your hotel in Rome or nearest point.

Duration: 4 hours Overview: : Pass by Piazza Barberini with the Triton Fountain by Barberini and proceed to Piazza Venezia to see the imposing memorial to Victor Emanuel II, the first king of United Italy. Continue to the Roman Forum, the old centre of the Imperial City, where the Senate House, the Basilicas and the Temples of the major Gods are located. Walk down the Via Sacra, passing by the Arch of Titus to visit the Coliseum, surrounded by impressive monuments like the ruins of the Arch of Constantine the Great. The last stop on your tour will be the 5th century Christian Basilica of St. Peter in Chains, where you will see the world famous Statue of Moses by Michelangelo.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: This tour of the Capitoline Museums, Capitoline Hill and surroundings illustrates the legendary past of the Eternal City. From Trajan's Column in the Imperial Forum and from the modern Victor Emmanuel II Monument (Il Vittoriano), walk Michelangelo's Renaissance staircase to Piazza Campidoglio atop the Capitoline Hill to the ancient bronze statue of Marcus Aurelius. Tour the Capitoline Museums and see the oldest public museum collection in the world which houses some of the most famous and definitive pieces of art. Enjoy the best view of the Roman Forum from the Tabularium before re-emerging at Michelangelo's Piazza Campidoglio. End your visit at the terraces of the Victor Emmanuel Monument, the modern tribute to the Italian Republic and memory of the Italian Risorgimento.

Duration: 1 hours Overview: A unique experience including a 5-dimensional ride from the beginnings of the world from the big bang, through the era of the dinosaurs to the origins of man. With special glasses and a 180 degree screen, a flight simulating auditorium and real wind and rain effects this is a state-of-the-art once in a lifetime experience. Experience the defining moments in Rome's glorious past with a spectacular three dimensional surround sound movie experience. This incredible adventure will bring almost 3,000 years of Roman history to life ending with a birds-eye view of modern day Rome as you soar over the city in simulated flight.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: Crossing the Quirinal Square, arrive at Piazza Venezia at the heart of the city with its Monument to Victor Emmanuel II. Walk up to Capitol Square, designed by Michelangelo, and enjoy a magnificent view over the Roman Forum. Visit the Coliseum, symbol of Rome's majesty and eternity. Passing the Pyramid Cestia, visit  St. Paul's Outside the Walls to see the tomb of the Apostle of the people.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: Your guide will not only educate you on the history, politics, and architecture of the Eternal City, but will also make the life and times of ancient Rome come to life on a stage second-to-none in the world.

Duration: 4 hours Overview: Inspired by Dan Brown's novel of the same name, experience an incredible journey, at the end of which you will discover the Illuminati and their secrets. You will follow the "Path of Illumination" and understand how to solve the many puzzles and enigmas that await. Discover the Altars of Science and decode the secret messages hidden in Bernini sculptures and Galileo texts. Enter the Church of Illumination for a glimpse of "il Passetto", the secret passage connecting the Vatican to the notorious Castel Sant'Angelo.

Duration: 4 hours Overview: Enjoy a guided tour by bus and on foot that provides a unique perspective on ancient Rome. The coach will take you from the start of the Appian Way and continue to the southern edge of ancient Rome.  Make three stops along the way, giving you an opportunity to walk the ancient Roman countryside, explore the underground catacombs, and examine the masterful structure of Rome's remaining aqueducts.

Duration: 4 hours Overview: Visit St. Mary Major, the most beautiful Basilica to Mary, Mother of Christ, with gorgeous mosaics and the relics of Jesus' cradle. Visit St. John in Lateran, the Cathedral of Rome which was the first Papal residence. See masterpieces that range from the Middle Ages to the Baroque period. Stop at the Holy Stair then drive down the first part of the Appian Way for a view of the Domine Quo Vadis Chapel before reaching the Catacombs (Domitilla, St.Callisto or St. Sebastiano) whose ancient underground tunnels were the first burial places for Christians and Hebrews. The tour ends with a panoramic view of the Baths of Caracalla.

Duration: 4 hours Overview: Travelling through the Roman countryside reach Tivoli, built on the slopes of the Sabine Hills.  Visit Villa Adriana, built by Emperor Hadrian in the 2nd Century B.C. It is made up of the imperial palace, baths, libraries and gardens and is full of masterpieces and pools worthy of a country residence of the great Emperor Hadrian. A short drive takes you to the Villa d'Este, one of the most enchanting examples of late Renaissance architecture. Home to Lucretia Borgia's son, it is famous for its gardens, marvelous fountains, waterfalls and centenary trees.

Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes Overview: Visit a traditional Enoteca (Wine Bar) in the 18th century Palazzetto Giangiacomo, in the heart of Rome. It is a family run wine bar which began as a wine-shop over fifty years ago and was transformed into its present status by the third generation. The Wine Bar shelves are lined with carefully selected bottles produced by prestigious and emerging wineries. An inviting selection of regional cheeses, premium salami and hams, smoked fish and a choice of hot homemade wishes complement the wine. Learn how to drink and taste the wine, and the differences between colors and perfumes. An introduction about the area where the wines are produced will be given in English.

Duration: 2 hours 15 minutes Overview: On board the boat, 'Agrippina Maggiore', enjoy an unforgettable cruise along the River Tiber, with a unique view of Rome by night. Delight in the beauty of the city; enjoy a four course menu of Italian specialties accompanied by music.

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes Overview: Enter using your pre-reserved No Line entrance and see the Vatican Museums as few have ever had the opportunity to see them before. Experience the Sistine Chapel in the intimacy of the evening accompanied by an expert English speaking guide. Admire the Upper Galleries including the Gallery of the Tapestries and Candelabra, as well as the Hall of the Maps, the Octagonal Court, and Raphael's Rooms. Groups are limited to just 15 people.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: Starting from Piazza Navona, this tour takes you to the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain, Piazza Venezia and the Capitoline Hill with its spectacular views over the Roman Forum and the Coliseum. While you walk, you will learn about the fascinating history and entertaining legends of the Eternal City's 2800-year existence.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: Your journey takes you through the gardens of the Villa Borghese, past the Castel St. Angelo - formerly a papal fortress, to St. Peter's Square. Here, accompanied by the guide, you are admitted to the Papal Audience. After a message of hope given in a number of languages, his Holiness imparts his blessing.

Duration: 9 hours Overview: Visit a new theme amusement park located in Valmontone, off Rome. Th "Magic" is the dominant feature of this theme park dedicated to the whole family. Discover the magic of fun and adventure: a dimensional shift between fairy castles, brave Vikings, magical fairies, powerful sorcerers and skilled adventurers. The park is divided in 24 theme areas, of which 6 are inspired by Rainbow's characters and offers 35 different attractions, partly powered by solar energy, including a world premiere and 3 attractions unique in Italy.

Duration: 9 hours Overview: This full day tour is a combination of 2 tours; 'Artistic Rome' and 'Ancient Rome' and includes lunch with drinks in a local restaurant.  Visit the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel, the Coliseum and the basilica of St. Paul's Outside the Walls.

Duration: 9 hours Overview: This full day tour is a combination of 2 tours; 'Monumental Rome' and a tour of 'Ancient Rome', with lunch and drinks included. Visit the Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, St. Peter's Basilica, the Capitol, St. Peter in Chains with the famous Moses statue by Michelangelo, the Coliseum and St. Paul's Outside the Walls.

Duration: 13 hours 30 minutes Overview: Travel southwards along the Autostrada del Sol and arrive in Naples to board the jetfoil for the island of Capri. Upon arrival and weather permitting, visit the Blue Grotto, a miracle of equilibrium between water, light and reflections of the wonderful sea-floors. Returning to Marina Grande proceed by minibus to Anacapri for lunch. Enjoy some free time for shopping and it's back to Marina Grande to embark for Naples

Duration: 2 hours Overview: See all the historical and cultural landmarks of one of the most important Italian city states: the world famous Campo Square, where the Palio horse race takes place, as well as the historical building of the Monte Paschi Bank, the Tolomei Palace, the Chigi Palace (now a Music Academy) the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption where Michelangelo, Donatello, Bernini, Giovanni Pisano left their immortal masterpieces. Marvel at the untouched frescoes in the Piccolomini Library, which are an incredible treat for the eye. The remarkable inlaid marble floor of the Cathedral is unveiled for a couple of months at the end of every summer.

Duration: 2 hours Overview: Take this tour of the city's monuments and hidden alleyways, which all give a true insight into Sienese life. The tour starts from the Campo Square, following the pilgrims, wayfarers, artists, merchants and saint's and the traces they left behind in courtyards, fine old churches and forgotten frescoes. The tour will end with the masterpieces which have been preserved in the Santa Maria della Scala Museum.

Duration: 5 hours Overview: Take a bus tour to Crete Senesi, situated south of Siena,  a region with an enigmatic beauty that covers the hilly landscape. Brunello di Montalcino has become one of the handful of DOC wines hunted by wine collectors, because of its depth of flavor and tongue-curling tannins giving it the potential to age for a decade. See the magical views of the lunar landscape of Crete Senesi.  Visit  Montalcino, sanctuary of the Brunello wine and the visit the splendind Sant'Antimo Abbey.

Duration: 5 hours Overview: Take a bus tour to San Gimignano,  famous for its imposing towers and  skyline of a real medieval town that overlooks the Val d'Elsa valley. Situated on the Via Francigena, San Gimignano developed in the 13th century with trade of local products (Vernaccia wines and Saffron still active today). It still retains its magnificent beauty. At the end of the tour, you will enjoy a wine tasting.

Duration: 8 hours Overview: The Amalfi drive is said to be the most spectacular drive in Europe. The winding cliff top road offers breathtaking panoramic views at every town. Amalfi, which was once a thriving Marine Republic, powerful and prosperous is now an amazing holiday resort. The unmistakable cluster of white, tightly packed houses rising up the hillside is dominated by the beautiful cathedral which stands majestically on top of a great flight of stairs leading up from the main square. Housed in the Cathedral are the remains of the patron saint of Amalfi and also of Scotland, St.Andrew. Travel to the picturesque town of Ravello 1100 feet above sea level to visit the exclusive Villa Rufolo which inspired Richard Wagner to create some of his most famous works.

Duration: 8 hours Overview: Designer boutiques, chic cafes, dramatic scenery, it must be Capri. Sail across the Bay of Naples to this beautiful isle. Whilst visiting Capri and Anacapri, enjoy an optional visit to the fabulous villa of Dr Axel Munthe whose best selling book Story of San Michele tells of his time on Capri; or decide to take the chair lift to the top of Mount Solaro a unique and hair raising experience (payable locally). You'll also have time to explore Capri Town with its winding streets, many cafes, the lovely Piazza Umberto and the colorful gardens of Augustus overlooking the famed Faraglioni Rocks.

Duration: 8 hours Overview: Walk through some of the ancient streets of Pompeii where you can see the baths, forums and villas built by the prosperous Romans in the year 80 BC. Marvel at the fabulously preserved frescoes which adorned the walls and floors of the villas. Visit the Amphitheatre, Gymnasium, House of Menandro, The Grand theatre and Small theatre, Gladiators Barracks, Thermal baths, House of Vetti. The guided tour of the ruins will last approximately two hours.

Next, visit Mount Vesuvius, one of the most famous volcanoes on earth. It is also the only active volcano on the mainland of Europe. The bus and local expert will take you up to 1,000 meters. Walk to the very top and admire the splendid panoramic views across the bay. Peer into the crater where a single plume of smoke rises, reminding all that the volcano is only just sleeping.

Duration: 8 hours Overview: Enchanting Ischia is known as the Green Isle because of its lush vegetation. It is also the only location to boast true sandy beaches. It is a volcanic island dominated by Mount Epomeo. Enjoy the view as you travel across the Bay of Naples by hydrofoil. Though a small island, it has many faces and all of them beautiful. The famous waters of Ischia are known as a "cure all". The island has the largest thermal complex in Europe and spas that are world famous.

The imposing Aragonese Castle, Ischia's most famous historical monument, stands on a volcanic rock connected to the island by a bridge first built in 1438. After a short tour of the island, you will have three hours to spend in a thermal spa to enjoy the hot water springs and relax in the sun.

Duration: 8 hours Overview: Spend a delightful day cruising in the Bay of Naples and Salerno on the comfortable Marine Club boat. There is plenty of room for sunbathing with changing facilities and showers. Pick up lunch from the snack bar with a large selection of hot and cold snacks and salads or take your own picnic lunch. Several stops will be made for swimming including the Galli Isles and the Faraglioni Rocks at Capri. Go ashore in Positano. (This is an optional extra to the cruise and the cost is payable to the boatman directly). The Marine Club steams on to Amalfi and will pick you up again from Positano on its way back to Sorrento. If you do not wish to visit Positano, you can cruise down the coast to Amalfi and go ashore there for sightseeing at no extra cost. On the return journey there will be more stops for swimming.

Duration: 4 hours Overview: Herculaneum was destroyed along with Pompeii in 79 AD and rediscovered in 1709. A residential town surrounded by villas of the wealthy Romans, it was submerged under a torrent of mud that preserved many of the timber features and household objects which can still be seen today. A more intimate and detailed attraction than Pompeii, enjoy a comprehensive experience of this best preserved Roman site in the world.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Overview: The tour starts with a view of the 2,000 year old Arena, the Roman Amphitheatre which used to host fights between gladiators and between men and beasts. Walk along Via Mazzini, the main shopping street of Verona to the Borsari Gate, a 2,000 year-old entrance gate to the city. Passing along Corso Porta Borsari, reach a winery where the 'Elixir of Love' is sold. Reach Piazza Erbe, where the vegetable market is located and Piazza dei Signori. The tour ends in the courtyard of the famous Juliet's House.

Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes Overview: The city of Verona is a UNESCO World Heritage. Starting from the 2,000 year-old Arena, the Roman Amphitheatre built some 26 years before the Coliseum of Rome, move along Via Mazzini, the main shopping street to the famous Juliet's House. Inside, the courtyard with the famous balcony and the statue can be seen. See the Scavi Scaligeri excavations of the Roman and Medieval city and the Porta dei Bombardieri, the Scala family Tombs and their first house nearby and the Lamberti Tower. Move to Piazza Erbe, the ancient Roman Forum, to see the Fountain of Madonna Verona (symbol of the city), the 14th century House of Merchants, the Guard Tower of the Gardello, the Baroque XVII century Palazzo Maffei and the frescoed Casa Mazzanti. Reach the Well of Love with its sad story about two lovers. The tour will end in a nearby historical Wine bar (Enoteca), to taste some good local wine.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: The village of Riomaggiore boasts the typical terraced structure of villages built vertically. The village, dating from the early 13th century, is known for its historic character and its wine, produced by the town's vineyards. The town climbs up along the ridges overlooking the sea and it is characterized from the typical stone houses with colored façades and slate-roofs. Riomaggiore’s tower houses have two entry points: one is at the level of one street and the other at the level of the upper street. See the Castello sul colle di Cerricò, with a panoramic view overlooking the sea or the church of San Giovanni Battista. Walk along the Via dell’Amore, a paved path dug into the rock, that ends in Manarola.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: It is the second smallest of the famous Cinque Terre towns frequented by tourists. Manarola's primary industries have traditionally been fishing and wine-making. The local wine, called Sciacchetrà, is especially renowned; Its houses look like a natural progression of the narrow and long cliff. Historians believe that the name of this town comes from “magna rota”, litterally “big wheel”, meaning the wheel of a water mill.

In the lower city you can still see the old mill or oil mill, that was recently restored. In the high part of the town see the church of San Lorenzo, built in 1338 in Gothic style, with three beautiful naves and baroque interiors. You must not miss the “White bell tower” an ancient watchtower, the ancient San Rocco Hospital and the Oratory of Disciplinati della Santissima Annunziata dated around 1400. Sea lovers won’t be disappointed: going down in direction of the beach you’ll find a lot of corners from which you’ll enjoy a breathtaking view.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: The ancient Roman village of Corniglia is situated on an impressive 100 meter high cliff. It’s the only town in the Cinque Terre that can’t be reached from the sea. Therefore to reach Corniglia it is necessary to walk up the “Landarina”, an exhausting  flight of steps made of brick (the flight are 33 and the steps 377), or, if you prefer, you can follow the vehicular road that, from the station, leads to the village. The name of the town “Corniglia” comes from the name of a Latin farmer “Corneliu” who produced the well known white wine, already famous in Roman times. In the delightful village, visit the Gothic church of San Pietro and the XVIII century square “Largo Taragio” with the Oratory of Santa Caterina that stands over the houses. Corniglia is a valuable jewel, made of alleys and little streets dug into the rock, a beautiful pebble beach called “Spiaggione” and a transparent and crystalline sea.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: Vernazza a serene seaside village situated on an impressive cliff. In the past, it was the harbor from which the boats that protected the coasts from the Saracens, sailed.
Enjoy the the magical atmosphere of this village: mysterious alleys, hidden among the little and lovely red, yellow and pink houses that in the summertime become crowded with tourists. Vernazza is one of the 100 most beautiful villages of Italy and it preserves its maritime vocation. Reach this town by sea and admire its beautiful port starred by delicate colored houses. Visit the church of Santa Margherita of Antiochia and the remains of the ancient fortress: the towers of the XI century and the Doria’s castle, the tower of the friary of Padri Riformati di San Francesco and the tower Belforte. The wonderful Sanctuary of Nostra Signora di Reggio has a tree-lined square perfect for meditation and relaxation.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: Monterosso is the place that Eugenio Montale loved most: the Italian writer, who won the Nobel Prize in 1975, used to spend his summers here. This village maintains its maritime tradition and it still has signs of the past sea battles: the medieval tower that now is the bell tower of San Giovanni Church, the castle that overlooks the sea with its three round towers, and the Aurora tower, the only  survivor of 13 towers that protected the village. Walk the narrow and labyrinthine alleys and spend some time in the Centro Storico of the town, where the church of San Giovanni Battista stands, or remain in the modern Fegina area with its beach and see the Montale family liberty style villa. Monterosso’s sandy beach is the biggest of the Cinque Terre beaches.

Duration: 8 hours Overview: Travel south from Taormina up the slopes of Mt. Etna. Arriving at 1,900 meters you will have time to explore the Craters of Silvestri. Spend some time for lunch, trekking and plenty of photo opportunities to capture pictures of this majestic active volcano. You will also be given an opportunity to ascend to the main crater by cable car and jeep (payment on the spot).

Duration: 9 hours 30 minutes Overview: Take this one day excursion by bus with a tour leader and local guide and visit the extensive Archaeological Area of Siracusa with its Greek Theatre, the Latomie's with Dionysius Ear. Then visit Ortigia Island, the historical heart of this ancient port, seeing Arethusa's Fountain and the splendid Cathedral built over a Greek temple dating back to 480 BC, parts of which can still be seen.

Duration: 10 hours Overview: The tour takes you first to the Alcantara, a natural wonderland of scenic gorges. Continue to the medieval town of Randazzo to board a special old train called "Circumetnea" for a scenic journey to Adrano and the reserve of Mt. Etna. The journey continues by bus up to the Craters of Silvestri (at 1,900 meters) and to the slopes of Mt. Etna. You will also be given an opportunity to ascend to the main crater by cable car and jeep (payment on the spot).

Duration: 9 hours Overview: From Taormina travel to Alcantara, a natural wonderland of scenic gorges. Proceed to Randazzo, the closest town to the summit of Mt. Etna, to visit the 13th century Cathedral of Santa Maria and a typical Sunday market. Continue to Etna Nord at 1,800 meters on the slopes of the volcano. There will be time for lunch, trekking and viewing the craters of Silvestri. You will also be given an opportunity to ascend to the area of the main crater by cable car and jeep (payment on the spot).

Duration: 6 hours 30 minutes Overview: Enjoy this one day excursion through Sicily by bus with tour leader and a local guide. Palermo is the capital of both the autonomous region of Sicily and the Province of Palermo. The city is noted for its history, culture, architecture and gastronomy; it is over 2,700 years old. Palermo is in the northwest of the island by the Gulf of Palermo in the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Arrive in Palermo and discover the most important Arab-Norman monuments such as the Martorana Church and the Cathedral. After lunch (optional), proceed to Cefalu and visit the historical centre with its beautiful Cathedral and seafront, immortalized in the film "Cinema Paradiso".

Duration: At your own pace Overview: Of all the places in Italy to see mummies and skeletons, Palermo's Catacombe dei Cappuccini is one of the creepiest. From the 16th century until as late as 1920, corpses were sent here for "burial" wearing their finest clothes. On view are hundreds of mummies in various states of decay. This bizarre and haunting exhibit is not for the faint of heart.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: The island capital sits on the north shore of Sicily, within a short drive of several fabulous beaches. West of the city are the beaches of San Vito lo Capo, Isola delle Femmine and Mondello, which is where the annual beach festival is held in May. East of Palermo are a slew of resorts and public beaches on the way to Cefalù. Within Palermo, among residential buildings, is the small beach of Arenella.

Duration: 9 hours 30 minutes Overview: A spectacular full day tour to visit two of the most important classical sights in Italy. First to Agrigento on the Southern coast of Sicily where the evocative temples of Juno, Concordia, Hercules, Zeus and others rise up majestically amidst the Mediterranean countryside. In the afternoon continue to Piazza Armerina where the Roman "Villa del Casale" is located. The mosaic floors within the villa are among the most impressive selection of Roman mosaics in the world. On leaving Piazza Armerina, return to Taormina.

Duration: 2 hours Overview: Visit the imposing Frari church, hidden away in the San Polo district, home to masterpieces of Titian and Bellini as well as a magnificent funeral monument by Canova. Enjoy a guided walk through a labyrinth of streets and narrow passageways in the old artisans’ quarters of Venice and listen to stories of the illustrious merchants and their ruthless acts of cruelty. Pass by the old locandas, where the merchants would sojourn and encounter the famous Venetian courtesans in the old red-light district of Venice, home to the notorious 'Ponte delle Tette'. See some of the oldest houses in Venice, quaint bridges and palazzi, an old prison for tax evaders and learn about how life used to be in Venice and how life is today for the modern day Venetians.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: Enjoy a morning walking tour of St. Mark's Square and learn about the history that lies behind the walls of its most famous landmarks; the Basilica and its Byzantine heritage, the Doge's Palace and its adjoining prisons. Then leave the square to discover the 'real Venice' by entering a labyrinth of narrow passageways and alleys, where a magical city of meandering canals, punctuated by delicate bridges awaits you. After a walk of about two hours, free time at disposal for lunch and relaxation before starting your cruise down the Grand Canal and the smaller canals while your guide introduces you to the history that lies behind the many buildings that line their banks.

Duration: 35 minutes Overview: A romantic 'promenade' by gondola that will take you along the canals of Venice. Travel along Venice's waterways looking up at the fabulous mediaeval palaces that line these historic thoroughfares and down to see their shimmering reflections dancing on the surface of the water. This cruise through the city's most secluded waterways passing under small bridges will help you appreciate the special quality of this floating city.

Duration: 40 minutesOverview: Join a flotilla of gondolas gathered around a barge containing musicians and singers and float along the fascinating Grand Canal, glittering in the reflection of the illuminated facades of the sumptuous 'Palazzos'. Return in the dark stillness of some of Venice's interior canals.

Duration: 1 hour 10 minutesOverview: See the beautiful and imposing palaces and churches that line the banks and learn how the Grand Canal has developed over the centuries into the most beautiful street in the world. In the second part of the tour, discover the more romantic and intimate minor canals to savor the true essence of Venice.

Duration: 1 hour Overview: The region of Venice offers many of the best wines in Italy and if you do not have time to visit the vineyards, sample 5 of the most important wines in the Veneto region, accompanied by 5 different types of Venetian Cicchetti (Tapas), all served in an environment internationally renowned for its wine, food and art, conveniently close to Saint Mark's Square

Duration: 1 hour 20 minutesOverview: Music for your ears and for your soul...enjoy an original Venice orchestra in a most solemn and relaxing atmosphere. The orchestra Collegium Ducale of Venice, was created by musicians coming together from the best orchestras of Venice. Its repertoire goes from the baroque period till the 20th century by excellent soloists who also perform as virtuosi.

Duration: 3 hours 30 minutesOverview: After sailing past the island of San Giorgio Maggiore, the Public Gardens, the tip of Sant'Elena and the famous Lido beach resort, the boat arrives in Murano, known throughout the world for its glass manufacturing industry. Stop here for around 40 minutes to visit one of the factories. Next, stop for 30 minutes at the picturesque island of Burano, famous not only for its lace but also for the fishermen's houses painted in bright colors. After a short cruise, reach Torcello, the earliest centre of civilization in the estuary. Only the Cathedral with its magnificent mosaics and the church of Santa Fosca remain as testimony of its former glory. The stop will be for about 30 minutes. Return to St.Mark's Square.

Duration: 9 hours Overview: After only an hour's drive from Venice, emerge into a land of towering peaks and peaceful valleys dotted with villages. Before entering the Sesto region,  stop for morning coffee at Pieve di Cadore, a typical Italian village surrounded by soaring peaks, the birthplace of the Renaissance painter Titian.

After stopping to admire Lake Santa Caterina, visit Lake Misurina, 'the pearl of the Dolomites' famous for its breathtaking views of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, the most celebrated peaks of the Sesto region. Drive up to the base of the Tre Cime for truly spectacular views of the Dolomite Mountains, stretching as far as the eye can see.

Enjoy an optional lunch at a local trattoria, then take a short (optional) walk along a level trail to further appreciate the dramatic scenery of the area. In the afternoon, drive into the Cortina region to visit the cosmopolitan ski resort of Cortina d'Ampezzo, pausing at a panoramic viewpoint to admire the town circled by soft green meadows and towering mountains.

Enjoy free time to wander around the town of Cortina, with its streets lined with elegant boutiques or relax at one of the street-side cafes. In the late afternoon, travel back to Venice, passing several major peaks.