Rome, Florence & Venice Experience

Stay in Italy’s capital city, Rome, for the first four nights of your holiday, just the right amount of time to drink in the highlights of what this incredible city has to offer. With two and a half thousand years of history, art and culture, it is no wonder Rome is one of the most visited cities on the planet, so make the most of your time here!

Gaze at the masterpieces of the Vatican or walk into the past with visits to ancient relics, historic monuments and legendary museums. Take the Hop on, Hop off bus tour to ensure that you are taking in all that the city has to offer.

Delicious food, artistic treasures and historic legacy construct the very fabric of this magnificent city. Italy’s capital was once the very centre of power, culture and religion. This compelling history endows the city with its unique sense of importance. It is bursting with historical sights extraordinary enough to impress more than just the history buff. The city of Rome will leave you in awe.

You will then move on to Florence, a small city filled with great character. The capital of Tuscany, it was once considered to be the most important city in Europe. It has a rich history as the centre of medieval European trade and finance in the 14th century and was the wealthiest city in Europe for over 250 years, which gives it its unmistakeable sense of grandeur.

Experience artistic brilliance throughout the city of Florence from its beautiful Renaissance architecture to the world renowned masterpieces housed in its galleries. It has a legendary artistic heritage that fills its narrow streets, medieval churches and spectacular museums. Visit the famous Uffizi Gallery and the Pitti Palace to see exquisite pieces created by Giotto, Michelangelo, Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci and so many more of the great legends.

For your final 3 nights on this exploration of Italy's best bits, will be in Venice.Stroll along the Bridge of Sighs, explore the range of historic sights and wind down with a coffee or a glass of prosecco in the popular St. Mark’s Square. In high season, you will often find outdoor orchestras playing next to cafes and restaurants, adding a magical touch to evenings in Venice. And of course, there’s nothing more romantic than taking a gondola ride down Venice’s Grand Canal.

Venice is built on more than 100 small islands in a lagoon in the Adriatic Sea, which is why it has no roads, just canals. The gondolas have become an iconic symbol of this romantic city and the canals on which they travel along give Venice its unique character and charm.