Meals: B= Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner

• Day 1: Rome, Italy
  Upon arrival in Rome, transfer to the hotel and check in. The remainder of the day will be at yours to enjoy.
• Day 2: Rome
  In the morning, take a short scenic tour of the city, which will be a great introduction to “the Eternal City”, in which we will know, among other places, the Caracalla Baths, Venice Square, Circo Massimo, the Capitoline Hills or St. John Lateran. Enter the tiny state of the Vatican. The Vatican City is a principal centre of Christianity in the world. You will be able to visit the St. Peter’s Basilica. The remainder of the day will be at your own leisure to enjoy. (B)
• Day 3: Rome
  Today, the entire day will be at your own leisure to enjoy the city. (B)
• Day 4: Rome ~ Siena
  Today, discover the very beautiful region of Tuscany. See Orvieto, the medieval city atop a mountain. Before entering the city, you will enjoy the impressive view from its viewpoint, after which, you will enter the promontory to see the façade of its cathedral. Travel to Castiglione del Lago, on the banks of Lake Trasimeno, where you have time for a stroll. Visit Siena, with its famous Piazza del Campo and Duomo. (B)
• Day 5: Siena ~ Florence
  Depart Siena and stop to see Monteriggione, a magical medieval little village; its cobbled streets, its walls, its little shops. After this, continue to San Gimignano, a charming little city with its tall medieval towers. Continue to Florence and check in at the hotel. The remainder of the day will be yours to enjoy. (B)
• Day 6: Florence
  Today, take a city tour, one of the most famous cities of art and history in the world. (B)
• Day 7: Florence ~ Genoa
  Travel to Pisa. Take a little train to the monumental Field of Miracles where you can find the popular Leaning Tower. Visit the Ligurian Coast, with some of the prettiest coastlines in Europe. Cinque Terre has been declared UNESCO World Heritage, and comprises five villages almost isolated by road, which live on fishing and tourism. Given the difficult access by road, you will go by public train to Vernazza, which maintains its appearance of a citadel, with its outstanding church of Santa Margarita built in 1318, overlooking the sea. Afterward, continue your journey to Genoa. It centre reminds us that it was an uprising Republic in the Middle Ages. (B)
• Day 8: Genoa ~ Milan
  Travel to the nearby city of Santa Margarita Ligure, where you embark for Portofino, one of the most exclusive places in Europe, and a stroll by the sea and free time here. Continue to Milan, the busy northern city, and check in upon arrival. (B)
• Day 9: Milan ~ Verona
  Today, see one of the most beautiful scenic areas of Europe, the region of the Italian lakes. First, travel to Lake Orta. In Orta de San Giulio, you will find a medieval city preserved intact. A Train Ride to reach the centre of the Medieval town, and then a Boat to the Island of San Giulio, a little island on the lake with a monastery. After, go on to Lake Maggiore, and on its shores, stop in Stressa. After lunch, continue to Verona and check in at the hotel upon arrival. (B)

• Day 10: Verona ~ Venice
  This morning, you will have time to see the city of Romeo and Juliet before departing for Venice.. Arriving in Venice, and board a Vapporetto to travel around on the canals in the historic centre. Visit the marvelous St. Mark’s and enter the marvelous Basilica. Afterwards, you shall be able to visit the Murano Glass Factory. It is marvelous to see the technique how this ancient glass is made. Free leisure time to explore the city afterward. (B)
• Day 11: Venice ~ Perugia
  Depart for Padova, the destination of many pilgrims, where you will see the Saint’s Basilica. Go on to the Adriatic coast to see San Marino, a small independent contry on top of a strongly fortified mountain. Go on your way amidst pretty mountain countryside, crossing the Apennines to Gubbio, a marvelously preserved town in which the Palace of Consuls and the 12^th century cathedral stand out. Continue to Perugia after.(B)
• Day 12: Perugia ~ Naples
  Perugia is a historic city also name as the city of chocolate. Climbing its ramps that cross the rocky outcrop, and you will be surprised by its squares and stone streets. After, travel to Assisi, where you will have time for lunch and see the Basilica of St. Francis. Continue to Naples and check in at the hotel on arrival. (B)
• Day 13: Naples ~ Salerno
  This morning, you will have free time to stroll around Naples before boarding for a Boat Trip to the Isle of Capri. Later board again and continue to Sorrento, a charming, tourist town at the foot of a cliff. Free time to stroll around. Continue to the Gulf of Salerno. (B, D)
• Day 14: Salerno ~ Rome
  Today, go to Pompeii, where you will have an opportunity to admire the remains of this Roman city which was covered by the ashes from Mount Vesuvius. Continue to Cassino where you will visit its huge abbey where one of the cruellest World War II Battles took place. Visit Castel Gandolfo on the way back, a lovely medieval town located in a beautiful lake area which belongs to the Vatican and serves as the Pope’s summer residence. Continue back to Rome and check in at the hotel upon arrival. (B)

• Day 15: Rome ~ Home
  Today, you will be transferred to the airport for your flight back home as your trip comes to an end. (B)

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