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Italy Wonders: 10-Day Rome to Venice Private Tour
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Overview
The 10 Days Private Tour: The Wonders of Italy from Rome to Venice is an amazing trip through Italy's most beautiful places. It's a special journey to see old villages and famous cities filled with art and history. People will taste yummy wines and foods from different areas.
This tour takes people to important spots like the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain in Rome, plus the canals of Venice and the art in Florence. They'll see the Baths of Caracalla, Circus Maximus, and the Vittoriano in Rome. Then, they will head to Montepulciano for wine tasting and visit the pretty towns of Pienza, Siena, and San Gimignano. The tour continues to Pisa, Genoa, Milan (with its Duomo and Galleria), and Verona, where they can see Juliet's House. In Venice, they will visit St. Mark's Basilica and ride a gondola. Finally, in Florence, they will explore the Duomo, Uffizi Gallery, and Ponte Vecchio. The tour also includes Orvieto, with its Well of San Patrizio and Underground City.
This private tour includes staying in nice hotels, having a personal driver in a luxury car, and a tour guide. Entrance fees to places and skip-the-line access are also included. This makes the trip easy and fun. People can enjoy Italy's best art, culture, and views without any stress. 
Highlights
See Italy's Best Sights: Visit Rome, Florence, Venice, and more on this amazing 10-day tour.
Enjoy Private Transport: Travel in comfort with a private driver and luxury vehicle.
Skip the Lines: Get fast access to popular attractions with skip-the-line tickets.
Taste Local Flavors: Experience wine tasting and try tasty foods from different regions.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoyed the tour. They especially liked the convenience of having a private driver and guide, as well as the chance to see many famous places. Some travelers wished that lunch and drinks were included.
Travelers loved seeing so many beautiful places in Italy.
Having a private driver and guide made the trip easy and enjoyable.
People really enjoyed the wine and food tastings.
The hotels were nice and comfortable for resting after long days.
Some people didn't like that lunch and drinks weren't included.
The tourist tax at the hotels was an unexpected cost for some.
The Journey
Baths of Caracalla
Step back in time at the Baths of Caracalla, an ancient Roman bath complex that once served as a hub for social and recreational activities. Built by Emperor Caracalla in 212 AD, these impressive ruins showcase the grandeur of Roman engineering and lifestyle. Imagine sprawling gardens, libraries, gyms, and elaborate water features, all designed for public enjoyment. Today, the Baths of Caracalla host captivating opera and music performances, bridging the ancient and modern worlds.
Circus Maximus
Experience the thrill of ancient chariot races at the Circus Maximus, a vast open-air stadium near the Tiber River. This historic site, once a center for trade and socialization, hosted exhilarating races with small horse-drawn carts circling the track seven times. Though now largely a park, the Circus Maximus evokes the excitement and spectacle of Roman entertainment.
Vittoriano (Altar of the Fatherland)
Visit the Vittoriano, also known as the Altar of the Fatherland, a majestic monument in the heart of ancient Rome. Dedicated to King Victor Emmanuel II, the first king of unified Italy, this structure is a symbol of Italian unification. Admire its architectural grandeur, artistic significance, and historical importance, which played a role during the Fascist era under Benito Mussolini.
Trajan's Market and Imperial Forums
Explore Trajan's Market, considered the world's oldest shopping mall, a six-story brick structure housing 150 commercial spaces. Adjacent to this historic market are the Imperial Forums, monumental squares that once served as the political center of ancient Rome. Wander through these ancient spaces, imagining the bustling activity and political intrigue that shaped the Roman Empire.
Trevi Fountain
Toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain, one of Rome's most iconic landmarks. This Baroque masterpiece is famous worldwide for its stunning architecture and cultural significance. Featured in Federico Fellini's "La Dolce Vita," the fountain offers a captivating experience. Capture the magic of this cinematic location and make a wish for your return to Rome.
Piazza di Spagna
Immerse yourself in the elegance of Piazza di Spagna, renowned for its fashion-forward ambiance and the iconic Spanish Steps. Located in one of Rome's most upscale shopping districts, the piazza is particularly vibrant during the "Women Under the Stars" fashion parade in July. Explore designer boutiques and enjoy the stylish atmosphere of this fashionable Roman hotspot.
Colosseum (Flavian Amphitheatre)
Stand in awe of the Colosseum, the most famous monument in Rome and the largest amphitheater ever built. Constructed by Emperor Vespasian and completed by Emperor Titus, the Colosseum hosted gladiatorial contests, animal hunts, and public executions. Experience the chilling grandeur of this ancient arena, a symbol of Roman power and entertainment.
Vatican Museums
Discover the unparalleled art collection of the Vatican Museums, accumulated over centuries by the Popes. This vast complex houses masterpieces from renowned artists like Leonardo Da Vinci, Caravaggio, Titian, and Michelangelo. Visit the Sistine Chapel and frescoed rooms, marveling at Renaissance and contemporary works of art, ancient sculptures, and Egyptian artifacts.
Gianicolo (Janiculum Hill)
Ascend Gianicolo Hill for breathtaking panoramic views of Rome. Located on the right bank of the Tiber, this historic neighborhood offers a serene escape and stunning vistas. Witness the daily cannon firing at noon and enjoy the charming atmosphere of one of Rome's oldest districts.
Trastevere
Wander through the charming neighborhood of Trastevere, a popular destination for tourists seeking authentic Roman experiences. Explore narrow cobblestone streets, colorful alleys, and traditional trattorias. Discover craft breweries, bustling markets, unique shops, and affordable accommodations in this vibrant and characteristic district of Rome.
Piazza Navona
Experience the Baroque splendor of Piazza Navona, a monumental square built on the site of an ancient stadium dedicated to athletic competitions. Admire the impressive architecture commissioned by the Pamphili family and immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of this famous Roman square.
Pantheon
Marvel at the Pantheon, a world-renowned temple dedicated to all the gods. With its circular design and iconic portico supported by sixteen Corinthian columns, the Pantheon is a testament to Roman architectural genius. Step inside to experience the awe-inspiring dome and the timeless beauty of this ancient monument.
Campo de' Fiori
Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Campo de' Fiori, one of Rome's most famous squares. By day, it transforms into a bustling market with vendors selling fresh produce; by night, it becomes a lively hub with tourists enjoying the surrounding bars and restaurants. Note that Campo de' Fiori is unique as the only Roman square without a church.
Castel Sant'Angelo
Explore Castel Sant'Angelo, originally built as Emperor Hadrian's tomb. Over the centuries, it has served as a fortress, a prison, a papal residence, and now a museum. Discover the rich history and diverse functions of this iconic Roman landmark, and enjoy its cultural events and captivating exhibits.
Montepulciano
Discover Montepulciano, a picturesque hilltop town in Tuscany steeped in history, art, and culture. Wander through its ancient walls, explore charming shops, and soak in the panoramic views. Montepulciano is also famous for its exceptional vineyards, producing the renowned Vino Nobile di Montepulciano.
Vino Nobile Wine Tasting (Montepulciano)
Indulge in a noble wine tasting experience in Montepulciano, complete with a guided tour led by a winery expert, a stroll through the vineyards, and a visit to the estate's cellars. Savor the tasting of five different wines paired with traditional Tuscan products. Appreciate the rich flavors of Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG, born from the region's excellent vineyards.
Pienza
Visit Pienza, an enchanting Tuscan village perched on a hilltop offering breathtaking views. Known worldwide for its beauty, Pienza is also famous for Pecorino de Pienza, a flavorful cheese you can sample in its charming shops, along with other regional delicacies. Explore this exclusive gem of Tuscany and savor its culinary delights.
Siena
Step back in time in Siena, an ancient medieval city built on three hills and encircled by walls. Centered around the Piazza del Campo, considered a work of art in itself, Siena's narrow streets, museums, palaces, and churches whisper tales of its rich history and noble past. A visit to Siena's Cathedral will immerse you in its artistic and architectural treasures.
San Gimignano
Explore San Gimignano, a famous medieval village boasting a beautifully preserved historic center. Admire its iconic tower houses, symbols of wealth and power, and discover its production of Vernaccia wine and saffron. Surrounded by olive groves, cypresses, and vineyards, San Gimignano offers a picturesque Tuscan experience.
Pisa
Discover Pisa, a vibrant city of art, culture, and youthful energy. Visit the Leaning Tower, the city's iconic symbol and a world-famous Italian monument. This 56-meter-high white marble cylinder was once the bell tower of the Romanesque cathedral and remains a captivating sight.
Genoa
Explore Genoa, a city steeped in history with roots dating back to the fifth century BC. Wander through the narrow streets of the historic center, known as 'caruggi,' and admire the elegant palaces that blend with humble houses. Visit the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, the historic Via Garibaldi, Piazza di Ferrari, the Lantern of Genoa, Christopher Columbus's house, and the Old Port, all showcasing Genoa's rich heritage.
Milan Cathedral (Duomo)
Marvel at the majestic Milan Cathedral, the largest church in Italy and a symbol of Milan and the Lombardy region. Constructed in pinkish-white marble and soaring 157 meters high, this Gothic masterpiece is a testament to architectural grandeur and artistic achievement.
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II (Milan)
Experience the elegance of Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a stunning shopping center built in Renaissance style and considered one of the world's first examples of a modern mall. Nicknamed the "Milan living room," this luxurious space has been a meeting place for Milan's bourgeoisie since its inauguration, offering elegant shops and clubs.
Arco della Pace (Milan)
Admire the Arco della Pace, an architectural symbol dedicated to peace among European nations. This triumphal arch in Milan features striking bronze statues representing the Sestiga of Peace with four victories on horseback, along with representations of the rivers Po, Adda, Ticino, and Tagliamento.
Pinacoteca di Brera (Milan)
Explore the Pinacoteca di Brera, an internationally renowned museum showcasing a national gallery of ancient and modern art. Discover a vast collection of paintings and an exhibition ranging from prehistory to contemporary art, featuring masterpieces by iconic twentieth-century artists.
Juliet's House (Verona)
Visit the medieval fortress-house of the Veronese family in Verona, the legendary home of Juliet from Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet." See the famous balcony, the bronze statue, and the wall adorned with lovers' signatures, where fantasy intertwines with legend and reality.
Verona Cathedral (Duomo)
Discover the Cathedral of Santa Maria Matricolare in Verona, a main Catholic place of worship built in Romanesque Renaissance style. Admire the internal structure, divided into three naves by high pillars of red Verona marble, supporting Gothic arches.
Piazza delle Erbe (Verona)
Explore Piazza delle Erbe in Verona, a wonderful area that was the center of political and economic life in Roman times. Admire the harmonious panorama created by palaces, towers, and other important structures from different eras, making it a beloved Italian square.
Castelvecchio Bridge (Verona)
Cross the Castelvecchio Bridge in Verona, an audacious and admirable medieval feat over the Adige River. This magnificent three-arched bridge, fortified and embattled, exemplifies fourteenth-century military engineering.
Verona Arena
Witness the iconic Verona Arena, a clear example of Roman architecture and a symbol of the city worldwide. Every summer, its imposing stone steps welcome hundreds of thousands of spectators to the largest open-air opera season, alongside great concerts of modern music.
St. Mark's Basilica (Venice)
Visit the imposing Patriarchal Cathedral of San Marco, one of the symbols of Venetian art and Christianity. Together with the bell tower and Piazza San Marco, it forms the main architectural site in Venice. Admire its golden mosaics, treasures, and precious coatings, a visible symbol of power and wealth.
Bridge of Sighs (Venice)
Discover the Bridge of Sighs, often called the bridge of lovers, yet hiding secrets and curiosities. Built in Istrian stone and Baroque style, it served as a link between the prison and the seat of government and justice. Pass beneath this famous bridge during a romantic gondola ride through the canals of Venice.
Rialto Bridge (Venice)
Cross the Rialto Bridge, the oldest and most famous of the four bridges spanning the Grand Canal of Venice. Originally a wooden bridge known as "that of the coin," it has evolved into a symbol of Venice, uniting the city divided by the great canal.
St. Mark's Square (Venice)
Experience the beauty and importance of St. Mark's Square, one of Italy's and the world's most beautiful and significant squares. Known as the "Venice living room," it has hosted all the most important events in the city, serving as the heart and symbol of the lagoon city.
St. Mark's Campanile (Venice)
Admire the St. Mark's Campanile, affectionately called "El parón" de casa by Venetians. Standing isolated on one side of St. Mark's Square, this bell tower served as a watchtower and lighthouse for the city. Its impressive height has inspired the construction of similar buildings abroad.
Venetian Gondola
Experience the magic of Venice with a ride in a traditional gondola, a unique boat typical of the city. At 11 meters long and weighing over 600 kg, the Venetian gondola is now an expensive tourist attraction used for romantic canal tours. Once a boat for domestic use, it was used by every family to move around the city.
Florence Cathedral (Duomo)
Marvel at the Gothic masterpiece that is the Florence Cathedral, one of the largest churches in Italy and the largest masonry cathedral ever built. Designed to surpass the cathedrals of Pisa and Siena, it features rich marble and sculpture decorations. Inside, admire one of the largest frescoes in the world, covering 3600 square meters.
Uffizi Gallery (Florence)
Explore the Uffizi Gallery, a museum complex in Florence that houses the Gallery of Statues and Paintings, the Vasari Corridor, and the collections of Palazzo Pitti. Discover priceless works of art and experience Renaissance architecture in this U-shaped building, one of the finest examples of its kind.
Piazza della Signoria (Florence)
Experience the historical heart of Florence at Piazza della Signoria, the center of the city's civil, political, and social life. Admire the turreted Palazzo Vecchio, the "Fountain of Neptune," and a copy of Michelangelo's David, emblems of the Florentine Republic's victory.
Ponte Vecchio (Florence)
Walk across the Ponte Vecchio, the first and oldest bridge spanning the Arno River at its narrowest point. This mandatory stop for tourists was once the bridge of butchers and vegetable farmers, but is now home to goldsmiths and jewelers, who continue the traditional craft known worldwide.
Palazzo Vecchio (Florence)
Visit Palazzo Vecchio, also known as Palazzo della Signoria, characterized by its 94-meter-high tower. A synthesis of 14th-century civil architecture, this civic building houses magnificent rooms with valuable works of historical and artistic significance and serves as a municipal seat.
Piazzale Michelangelo (Florence)
Ascend to Piazzale Michelangelo for breathtaking panoramic views of Florence and the Arno River. This famous observation point offers an obligatory destination for tourists visiting the city. See a large bronze reproduction of Michelangelo's David amid the stalls and crowds of tourists.
Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta (Siena)
Visit the Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta, a wonderful masterpiece of Gothic architecture in central Italy. Admire the magnificence of its facade, which rises upwards with its towers. Inside the cathedral, admire the decorations and especially the frescoes of the greatest Italian painters of the time.
Well of San Patrizio (Orvieto)
Explore the Well of San Patrizio, a masterpiece of Renaissance engineering in the center of Orvieto. Built in the 16th century to ensure a constant water supply, particularly during calamities, its design draws inspiration from the Irish cave known as Purgatory of San Patrizio.
Underground City of Orvieto
Discover the hidden world beneath Orvieto with a tour of its underground city. Explore more than 1200 artificial cavities, created by private initiatives and later surveyed by institutions. These underground environments act as an anti-seismic buffer, adding to the city's unique character.
Orvieto
Experience the charm of Orvieto, a city of great prestige in various historical periods. Thriving under the Etruscan civilization, it became a pivotal center in Etruria. Visit Piazza del Duomo, overlooked by ancient Palaces and the imposing Duomo, with its polychrome marble and mosaics, captivating visitors with its purity and beauty.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes 10 nights in a 4-star or 3-star superior hotel, a private tour, a luxury vehicle with a driver and tour guide, dinner, breakfast, entrance fees to tourist attractions, and skip-the-line access. It excludes lunch and alcoholic drinks, and booking within 1 week before the tour start may require confirmation. Also, tourist tax in hotels is not included.
Hot Tip
Travelers suggest wearing comfortable shoes because you'll be doing a lot of walking. Also, be ready to buy your own lunch and drinks, and budget for the tourist tax at each hotel.
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