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Italy's Best Cities: 14-Day Private Tour from Rome
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Overview
Discover Italy's most beautiful cities on this 14-day private tour. Starting and ending in Rome, this journey explores six regions, showcasing rich history, art, and culture. This tour takes travelers through old villages and traditions, complete with wine and food tastings.
Travelers will visit places like the Colosseum and Vatican Museums in Rome, and the Leaning Tower of Pisa. They’ll also get to explore Verona, the city of Romeo and Juliet, and Venice, with its canals and St. Mark's Square. Enjoy the ride in a luxury vehicle with a driver and tour guide, making the experience relaxing and worry-free.
This tour includes skip-the-line access to attractions, 14 nights in 3-star or 4-star hotels, daily breakfast, and one dinner. The tour excludes lunch, alcoholic drinks, and hotel tourist taxes. Get ready to see the best of Italy's cathedrals, museums, monuments, and squares. This private tour offers a fascinating and comfortable way to experience Italy's highlights. 
Highlights
Explore Italy's Iconic Cities: Visit Rome, Florence, Venice, and more on one unforgettable trip.
Private, Luxury Transport: Travel in style and comfort with a private driver and vehicle for 10 hours each day.
Skip the Line Access: Save time and avoid long queues at popular attractions.
Wine and Food Tastings: Enjoy delicious regional wines, balsamic vinegar, and olive oil tastings.
Expert Local Guides: Learn about the rich history and culture from knowledgeable local tour guides.
Comfortable Accommodations: Relax in 3-star or 4-star hotels during your 14-night stay.
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The Journey
Baths of Caracalla
Step back in time at the Baths of Caracalla, a monumental testament to Roman opulence inaugurated in 212 AD. These ancient public baths, once the most impressive in the Roman Empire before the Baths of Diocletian, offer a glimpse into the social and recreational life of ancient Romans. Imagine strolling through libraries, gyms, and gardens, once animated by spectacular water features. Today, the Baths serve as a stunning backdrop for opera and music performances, echoing their historical grandeur.
Circus Maximus
Experience the thrill of ancient chariot races at the Circus Maximus, strategically located near the Tiber River to facilitate trade and socialization. Envision the roar of the crowd as horse-drawn carts thunder around the track for seven exhilarating laps. This historic site offers a unique connection to the sporting passions of ancient Rome.
Vittoriano (Altar of the Fatherland)
Visit the Vittoriano, also known as the Altar of the Fatherland, a grand monument in ancient Rome dedicated to Victor Emmanuel II, the first king of unified Italy. Admire its impressive architecture and artistic value, focused on the Risorgimento. This monument also served as a significant stage during Benito Mussolini's Fascist regime, adding a layer of complex history to its cultural importance.
Trajan's Market and Imperial Forums
Explore Trajan's Market, considered the world's first shopping mall, a multi-level brick structure with 150 shops dating back to ancient Rome. Then, immerse yourself in the heart of ancient Roman political life at the Imperial Forums, a collection of monumental squares that evolved over centuries, showcasing the architectural and political power of the Roman Empire.
Trevi Fountain
Toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain, an iconic symbol of Rome and a masterpiece of Baroque art. Famous worldwide, this stunning fountain has been featured in numerous films, including Federico Fellini's 'La Dolce Vita', where Anita Ekberg famously waded into its waters. Experience the magic and beauty that has captivated visitors for generations.
Piazza di Spagna
Immerse yourself in the fashionable ambiance of Piazza di Spagna, a vibrant square renowned for its elegant staircase and high-end shopping. Visit in July to witness 'Women Under the Stars,' a celebrated fashion parade that transforms the square into a glamorous runway. Explore the designer boutiques and soak in the chic atmosphere of one of Rome's most stylish districts.
Colosseum
Stand in awe before the Colosseum, the Flavian Amphitheatre, Rome's most iconic monument, and the largest amphitheater ever built. Imagine the gladiatorial contests, animal fights, and public executions that once unfolded within its walls. This remarkable structure offers a chilling yet fascinating glimpse into the spectacles of ancient Roman society.
Vatican Museums
Discover artistic treasures at the Vatican Museums, home to one of the world's largest art collections amassed by the Popes over centuries. Marvel at masterpieces by Renaissance giants such as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael, as well as contemporary works by Van Gogh, Dalí, and Picasso. Explore ancient statues, sculptures, and the awe-inspiring Sistine Chapel, a testament to human creativity and faith.
Gianicolo Hill
Ascend Gianicolo Hill for panoramic views of Rome. At the center of the square, admire the statue of Giuseppe Garibaldi on horseback. Overlooking the Tiber River, this hilltop offers breathtaking vistas and a tranquil escape. Don't miss the daily cannon firing at noon, a characteristic Roman tradition.
Trastevere
Wander through the charming streets of Trastevere, one of Rome's most characteristic neighborhoods. Get lost in its narrow, colorful alleys, lined with traditional Roman trattorias, craft breweries, artisan shops, and budget-friendly accommodations. Experience the authentic Roman atmosphere that has made Trastevere a beloved destination for tourists.
Piazza Navona
Experience the Baroque splendor of Piazza Navona, once a stadium dedicated to athletic competitions. Today, it's one of Rome's most famous monumental squares, showcasing the Baroque style of the city, particularly through the architectural contributions of the Pamphili family. Admire the Fountain of Four Rivers at the center of the square.
Pantheon
Visit the Pantheon, a world-renowned monument and a temple dedicated to all the gods. Marvel at its circular design, the impressive dome, and the iconic portico supported by sixteen Corinthian columns. The Pantheon's architectural brilliance and historical significance have made it a timeless wonder.
Campo de' Fiori
Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Campo de' Fiori, one of Rome's most famous squares, known for its double life. In the morning, experience the bustling market where vendors sell fresh produce. In the evening, enjoy the lively nightlife, as tourists gather in the surrounding clubs and bars, making it a place where charm and history come to life.
Castel Sant'Angelo
Explore Castel Sant'Angelo, originally built as Emperor Hadrian's tomb. This iconic Roman landmark has served as a prison, fortress, and residence throughout its history. Today, it's a museum and venue for cultural events, offering a glimpse into Rome's layered past.
Montepulciano
Discover Montepulciano, a panoramic hilltop village in Tuscany rich in Etruscan history, art, and culture. Wander through its charming streets lined with characteristic shops. Renowned for its excellent vineyards, indulge in a Vino Nobile di Montepulciano wine tasting at a local winery.
Vino Nobile Wine Tasting (Montepulciano)
Embark on a guided tour through a Montepulciano winery, exploring the vineyards and cellars with an expert. Conclude your visit with a tasting of five distinct wines paired with delicious Tuscan products. Savor the flavors of Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG, crafted from the region's exceptional vineyards.
Pienza
Explore Pienza, a Tuscan jewel known for its beauty and strategic hilltop position offering breathtaking views. Sample the locally produced Pecorino de Pienza, a flavorful cheese available in the village's charming shops, along with other regional specialties.
Siena
Step back in time in Siena, an ancient medieval city built on three hills and encircled by walls. Discover a city planned around the Piazza del Campo, considered a work of art in itself. Explore the city's narrow streets, museums, palaces, and churches, each telling a story of Siena's rich history. A visit to the Siena Cathedral is a must to experience noble life.
Siena Cathedral
Visit the Siena Cathedral, elevated by eleven steps and designed in a Latin cross layout with three naves and a hexagonal dome. Admire its marble vestment with black and white bands, inspired by the Sienese coat of arms, symbolizing the city and civil power. The Cathedral stands as a magnificent representation of Sienese art and history.
San Gimignano
Visit San Gimignano, a famous medieval village with a well-preserved historic center. Admire its imposing tower houses, symbols of wealth and power, and sample the local Vernaccia wine and saffron. This hilltop town is encircled by a green crown of olive trees, cypresses, and beautiful vineyards.
Pisa
Explore Pisa, a city of art, home to the Leaning Tower, Italy's most famous monument. Originally the bell tower of the Romanesque cathedral, this 56-meter-high white marble cylinder is a must-see. Discover why Pisa is not just about the tower but a lively, modern city with rich cultural life and student energy.
Pisa Baptistery
Explore the Pisa Baptistery, with five naves divided by monolithic granite columns from the island of Elba. Admire the apse mosaic of Christ Pantocrator and the octagonal structure consisting of nine historiated plutes depicting episodes from the life of Christ and the Virgin and the Last Judgment.
Florence Cathedral
Marvel at the Gothic masterpiece of the Florence Cathedral, one of Italy's largest churches and the largest masonry cathedral ever built. Its construction aimed to surpass the cathedrals of rivals Pisa and Siena in size and richness of decoration. Admire the interior fresco of 3600 square meters and the architectural genius of Brunelleschi’s dome.
Uffizi Gallery
Discover the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, home to a precious collection of priceless works of art. Considered among the world's most important museums, the Uffizi houses the Gallery of Statues and Paintings, the Vasari Corridor, and the collections of Palazzo Pitti. The unique 'U'-shaped building is an exemplary Renaissance architectural achievement.
Piazza della Signoria
Experience the heart of Florence at Piazza della Signoria, the city's historical center of civil, political, and social life. Admire masterpieces of art and architecture, including Palazzo Vecchio and the Fountain of Neptune. See the marble copy of Michelangelo's David, an emblem of Florentine freedom.
Ponte Vecchio
Walk across the Ponte Vecchio, Florence's oldest bridge over the Arno River. Originally a bridge for butchers and vegetable vendors, it now houses artisan shops and goldsmiths. Its unique charm and history make it a must-stop for souvenir photos. The bridge was also visited by Hitler and Mussolini in 1938.
Palazzo Vecchio
Explore Palazzo Vecchio, also known as Palazzo della Signoria, known for its 94-meter-high tower. Representing the best synthesis of Florence's fourteenth-century civil architecture, this civic building is now a museum and municipal seat, housing valuable works of historical and artistic importance.
Piazzale Michelangelo
Visit Piazzale Michelangelo, dedicated to the Renaissance artist Michelangelo. Offering a panoramic view of Florence and the Arno River, this is the city's most famous observation point. See the bronze reproduction of Michelangelo's David amidst the crowds of tourists and stalls.
Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena Producer
Visit a traditional Balsamic Vinegar production company offering a limited and high-quality selection of products, the result of refined knowledge acquired over the years. Witness the dedication to the work of the Earth, the transmission of knowledge and the maintenance of traditions which have always distinguished the Lonardi family and the Modenese culture. Taste the “Black Gold of Modena” with a tasting of traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Modena included.
Maranello (Ferrari Headquarters)
Visit Maranello, home to the prestigious Ferrari car manufacturer. Explore the Ferrari Museum and witness the cutting-edge cars, high performance technologies. Optionally, take a ride in a Ferrari with an experienced co-driver.
Ferrari Store (Maranello)
Visit the Ferrari store in Maranello. Breathe in Ferrari history and spirit, a total area of almost 650 square meters that includes a large showcase exhibition for products of the world 'Fan' and 'Lifestyle'. A strong attraction for the flow of visitors: the Maranello store is in fact opposite the company's head quarter and near the Galleria Museo.
Juliet's House (Verona)
Visit the medieval house-fortress of the Veronese family, with the famous balcony, the bronze statue and the wall with the signatures of lovers. A famous story narrated by Shakespeare "The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet", where fantasy mixed legend and reality, interweaving different places where the drama would take place.
Verona Cathedral
Visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria Matricolare built in Romanesque Renaissance style, is the main place of Catholic worship in the city. Its internal structure is divided into three naves by tall pillars, in red Verona marble, which support Gothic arches.
Piazza delle Erbe (Verona)
Explore the Piazza delle Erbe, in Roman times it was the center of political and economic life. A wonderful area where palaces, towers and other important structures from different eras create an enchanting and harmonious panorama. For many it is considered the most loved Italian square in the world.
Castelvecchio Bridge (Verona)
Visit the Castelvecchio fortress bridge, is a bridge over the Adige river considered the most daring and admirable work of the Veronese Middle Ages.It is a magnificent three-arched bridge, fortified and crenellated, a true example of fourteenth-century military engineering built around 1355.
Verona Arena
Explore the Arena di Verona, the symbol of the city worldwide, the amphitheater is a clear example of Roman architecture, the outer ring was partly demolished for the construction of the second city wall. Every summer, for over a century, its impressive stone bleachers have welcomed the six hundred thousand spectators of the world's largest outdoor opera season, as well as the great concerts of modern music.
Basilica of Sant'Antonio (Padua)
Visit the Basilica of Sant’Antonio in Padua, known as “Il Santo”, is the most important religious building in the city and a destination for thousands of pilgrims who every year on June 13, the feast of the Saint, invade the streets of the center for the famous procession.
St. Mark's Basilica (Venice)
Admire the imposing Patriarchal Cathedral of San Marco, one of the symbols of Venetian art and Christianity. The bell tower and square of San Marco, form the main architectural place of Venice. Known as the Golden Church, its architectural value, the treasure of St. Mark and the precious coverings, make this Basilica a visible symbol of power and wealth.
Bridge of Sighs (Venice)
See the Bridge of Sighs, known as the Bridge of lovers. It was built in Istrian stone and Baroque style and served as a link between the prison and the seat of government and justice, where newly tried and sentenced inmates were transported. Pass under this famous bridge during a romantic gondola ride through the canals.
Rialto Bridge (Venice)
Visit the Rialto Bridge, the oldest and most famous of the four bridges that cross the Grand Canal of Venice. At the end of the twelfth century there was a wooden bridge that joined the city divided by the grand canal, it was nicknamed 'that of the coin' because, before it was built, anyone crossing had to pay a 'quartarolo' coin to the ferrymen.
St. Mark's Square (Venice)
Visit St. Mark's Square, among the most beautiful and important in Italy and in the world, it has always hosted all the most important events in the city and is known as the “living room of Venice”. Piazza San Marco is the heart and symbol of the lagoon city.
St. Mark's Campanile (Venice)
See St. Mark's Campanile, known by the Venetians as "El parón" de casa. The bell tower of San Marco stands isolated on one side of the square and was a source of inspiration for the construction of several buildings abroad. Its height is about center meters, and originally the bell tower served as a watchtower and lighthouse of the city.
Venetian Gondola
Experience Venice aboard a gondola, is a unique boat in the world typical of the city, it is 11 meters long and weighs more than 600 kg. The Venetian gondola today is an expensive tourist attraction, used for romantic walks on the canals of the city, in the past instead it was a boat for domestic use, used by every family to move around the city.
Doge's Palace (Venice)
Visit the Doge's Palace in Venice. For centuries it played three fundamental roles: it was the residence of the Doge, the seat of the city government and the courthouse. Many of the most important decisions that determined the fate of Venice and, at times, even of Europe were taken in this palace.
Bologna
Explore Bologna, called the "Erudita" for its ancient University, and the "Fat" for its gastronomy, the city holds the title of "Creative City of UNESCO Music", it has one of the largest and best preserved medieval historic centers in Europe, full of clubs, taverns, theaters and shops.
Piazza Maggiore (Bologna)
Visit Piazza Maggiore. This large square, in the heart of the city, is surrounded by beautiful medieval buildings such as Palazzo del Podestà, Palazzo d'Accursio and, of course, the imposing Basilica of San Petronio, with its incomplete gray facade.
Basilica of San Petronio (Bologna)
Visit the Basilica of San Petronio, dedicated to the city patron, is the largest and most important church in Bologna. Construction began in 1390 under the direction of Antonio di Vincenzo.
The Two Towers (Bologna)
Visit The Two Towers are the symbol of Bologna and are located in the ancient Via Emilia. Made of masonry, they had the function of defending and signaling, as well as representing the social prestige of the Asinelli family.
Republic of San Marino
Visit San Marino, the oldest Republic in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Admire the charm of its historic center, monuments, museums, and palaces. Explore Piazza della Libertà, the Basilica of San Marino, and the three panoramic towers of the city.
Guaita Tower (San Marino)
Visit Guaita Tower in San Marino, the largest fortress and the oldest of the towers that guard San Marino from the top of Mount Titano. This pentagonal-based tower was built directly on the stone of the mountain without any foundation and dates back to the 11th century.
Italia in Miniatura
Visit Parco Italia in Miniatura, covering an area of 85,000 square meters and features 273 miniature reproductions of architectural, historical, and cultural heritage from across Italy. This theme park offers a fun tour through miniature cities and Italian monuments.
Urbino
Explore Urbino, a hill town that reached a high cultural level during the Renaissance. Visit the fifteenth-century historic center and the Doge’s Palace, which now houses the National Gallery of the Marche. It is a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Perugia
Visit Perugia, an Etruscan city of great importance, Emperor Octavian conquered it, giving it the name of “Augusta Perusia”. visit the medieval quarter and the famous Chocolate House. Today he is the administrative manager of the Umbria region.
Assisi
Explore Assisi, the city where Saint Francis, patron saint of Italy, and Saint Clare lived and died. Discover the wonders of the Basilica of San Francesco and the bulk of the Rocca Maggiore.
Basilica of St. Francis
Visit the Basilica of St. Francis, a sacred place and destination of Christian pilgrimage. Since 1230 it has preserved and guarded the mortal remains of the Saint.
Church of Santa Chiara (Assisi)
Visit the Church of Santa Chiara, inside the Basilica is the body of Santa Chiara. The Basilica built with the typical white and pink stone of Mount Subasio rises on a large square, from which you can enjoy the view of the valley and the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli.
Orvieto
Visit the city of Orvieto, a journey between the green hills and the well-cultivated land, surrounded by vineyards of the Umbria region. Enter Orvieto you will be struck by the natural beauty of this scenic city, everything is wonderful, a town with its narrow streets full of small shops
Well of San Patrizio (Orvieto)
Visit the Well of San Patrizio. The well is 54 meters deep and was made by digging into the tuff of the plateau on which Orvieto stands, a fairly hard stone, but which after several centuries is suffering from sewerage.
Piazza del Duomo (Orvieto)
Visit the Piazza del Duomo. The heart of the city of Orvieto is Piazza del Duomo, a valuable area overlooked by ancient palaces and stands the imposing structure of the Duomo , whose wonderful facade shines with polychrome marble and mosaics, monopolizing attention for the purity of its lines.
Know Before You Go
This private tour includes a luxury vehicle with a driver and tour guide, entrance fees to tourist attractions with skip-the-line access, one dinner, daily breakfast, and 14 nights in 3-star or 4-star superior hotels. The tour does not include lunch, alcoholic drinks, and tourist tax at the hotels. To secure your booking, it's recommended to book more than 1 week before the start of the tour.
Hot Tip
To make the most of this tour, pack comfortable shoes for walking and exploring. Bring a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the day. Be sure to try local specialties. Confirm all details with the tour operator before departure.
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