Italy
Bucket List Experience
Venice
Explore the watery wonderland sinking under the weight of its historical sites on the Italy Tour. Venice is the best city in the world with Basilica di San Marco Located in the heart of the Piazza San Marco, the Ponte Dei Suspire, or the Rialto Bridge, as its iconic tourist’s attractions. Drink Mulled wine and have a long walk over bridges and canals until you reach St Mark’s square. Also, put on a traditional mask and join the other revelers in wandering the labyrinthine streets.
Florence
Take a trip to Pisa to marvel at the leaning tower and mind-blowing church. Visit the main cathedral which is the most beautiful sight of Florence. Walk across the Ponte Vecchio, a unique oldest bridge in Florence and possibly the most recognizable bridge in Italy. Witness the Gorgeous Sunset from Piazzale Michelangelo and take a ride Piazza Della Repubblica.
Rome
Acquaint yourself with the cultural tapestry of Rome. Marvel the devastating ruins of Pompeii on the Italy Tour. Wander around Rome’s famous Landmark, including Vatican City, Colosseum, St Peter’s Basilica Sistine Chapel, and much more. Explore the cobblestone street with gelato in hand and watch the Spanish steps and take in all of the stunning architecture the city offers. Toast top this Italy tour adventure with a taste of sweet local limoncello. Taste the world-class cuisine to casual trattorias and takeaway pizzas.
Naples
Explore the architectural wonders scatters across the Naples city center on the Italy Tour. Treat your eyes by visiting the Naples National Archaeological Museum and sample the street food of Naples. Visit the ruins of Pompeii and ruins of Herculaneum for a detailed insight into an ancient period. Climb the Mount Vesuvius, which stands as the only volcano in mainland Europe and climb up its slopes to peer into the crater. In the evening, enjoy a pizza demonstration and become an expert at making an authentic and delicious dish.
Milan
Explore Italy’s most fashionable cities and home to some of the country’s major fashion brands on the Italy Tour. Shop and walk through the glass-ceilinged arcade of the world’s oldest shopping mall, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Have a walk on the wall of Sforza Castle, Milan’s 15th-century castle and museum that looks more like a fortress with a spacious courtyard than a castle. Explore the Brera district and shop for bargains at the Sunday market. Discover Milan’s own specialty risotto with the right pinch of saffron to bring its aroma and golden glow.
Vienna
On the next day on the Italy Tour, explore the most liveable city in the world, Vienna. Amaze yourself with the magnificent of Vienna’s past and modernity of services. Wander the imperial streets of Vienna with its gardens, museums, and grand building and tasty pilsner. Visit the spectacular Schoenborn Palace that is worth visiting for its magnificent architecture and also for its beautiful park-like setting. Explore the Vienna’s most famous Gothic Edifice and the cathedral church St. Stephen’s Cathedral that sits in the historic center of Vienna.
When to Visit
Peak Season
Go on the Italy Tour during spring (April to June) to explore the iconic sights of Italy in a pleasant and moderate temperature.
Travel Guide
FAQs about Italy
What is internet access like in Italy?
Wi-Fi service is widespread in Italy and is provided for free to customers and guests of hotels and restaurants.
Can I use my mobile phone while in Italy?
Buy a prepaid sim card of TIM or Vodaphone to make local calls on the Italy Tour.
How are the toilets like in Italy?
The public toilets are clean, hygienic, and western-style. Carry toilet paper and water for washing if you need it. The bathrooms are self-cleaning in most places.
Can I drink tap water in Italy?
The tap water of Italy is safe to drink except for some rural areas. Bottled and mineral water is very popular in Italy.
Are credit cards accepted widely in Italy?
Italy widely accepts credit and debit cards of significant companies, notably Visa and MasterCard. However, the cards of American Express are accepted in some places.
What is the convenience of ATM access like in Italy?
There is a reasonable number of ATM centres all over Italy, except for in the rural areas. In an emergency, you can get a cash advance from your credit card, and it is usually an expensive option.
What to wear in Italy?
Pack in your breathable fabric, long shirts, breathable tops, and comfortable walking shoes during the Italy Tour.
Is Italy safe for women to travel solo?
Italy is incredibly safe for women with excellent transport infrastructure and plenty of places to see. Violent crime is the lowest in the world, and the country ranks 34th among the safest countries in the world.
