ITALY IN 2 WEEKS LUXURY GRAND TOUR - Milan, Venice Florence, Rome and Amalfi
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- Milan, the trendy 2,000-years-old capital of Northern Italy
- Verona, the city of lovers
- Venice, when merchants ruled the Mediterranean
- Maranello, where the legend of Ferrari started
- Florence, an open-air museum
- Pisa, how can it stand?
- Siena and San Gimignano, power in the Middle Ages
- Rome, walking in the shade od history
- Tivoli, an invitation from the Emperor
- The Amalfi Coast, where divas are at home
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- Admission Tickets to: Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper"
- Palazzo Ducale in Venice
- Museo Ferrari in Maranello
- Galleria dell'Accademia in Florence
- Colosseum Underground and Imperial Fora Archeological Area in Rome
- Hadrian’s Villa and Villa d’Este in Tivoli
- Vatican Museums with the and Sistine Chapel in Rome
- Pompei Archeological Area All transfers and tours by private Luxury Sedan (2 pax ) / Minivan (3 to 5 pax) /Minibus (6 to 10 pax) OPTIONAL Pick up and drop off at Airports / Railway Stations - Meet & Greet (Porterage and assistance with luggage, tax refunds, customs clearance) Full assistance 24 hours/day by our Back Office
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Benvenuti in Italia, welcome to Italy.
Milan is first of all the Fashion Capital of Italy! The showrooms of all Italian manufacturers are located in the city and here buyers from worldwide distribution find the one and only “Italian Style”! But Milan is not onl...
In a stretch of land designed in accord with the bends and twists of the River Adige, we find Verona, a visually-stunning city of excellence. It is a town with many faces, whose history can also summarize Italy's own history – think of the works left by the Romans, th...
You will be astonished by the beauty and charm of the “City on the lagoon”!
You may start your visit with Piazza San Marco (St. Mark’s Square) and the interior of the Basilica, a 900 years old marvel of architecture! The church is unique in Italy for its golden...
Modena is famous worldwide for the famous people who were born and lived here, Enzo Ferrari and Luciano Pavarotti above all, and for some of its gastronomical products. The city is the capital fo the so-called “Motor Valley”: the factories of the famous Italian sports...
Welcome to Florence, the symbol of the Italian Renaissance.
Despite its international fame and greatness, Florence is also a small city, whose history has been interwoven with that of its passionate citizens for more than one thousand years. In Piazza Duomo you...
In Siena, the city of the Palio, you will walk on the famous Piazza del Campo, the concave square where horses run twice a year in a dangerous race that symbolizes the city’s freedom (read the article in our BLOG).
But, maybe, the thing that you are going to re...
Val d’Orcia is one of the most fascinating places in Italy, included by UNESCO in the list of World Heritage Sites. The landscape of Val d’Orcia is a part of the agricultural hinterland of Siena, redrawn and developed when it was integrated into the territory of the c...
Orvieto in Umbria is perhaps the most beautiful hill town in Italy, perched upon volcanic rock, its history dating back to the Etruscans.
Although just an hour from Rome, the architecture is different, with many of the buildings constructed out of tufo, a type ...
Here you are in Rome, a place where ancient history, excellent art and religious icons mix in a unique blend!
You will start from the 2,000-year-old Colosseum, the most famous amphitheatre in the world, and the Imperial Fora, the administrative and monumental c...
Discover one of Italy’s hidden gems! Here is Tivoli, a small town in Lazio, about 30 Km east of Rome. The first major sight is Hadrian’s Villa: Emperor Hadrian built it to escape the crowd and turmoil of the capital. Much of the enormous, luxurious ancient villa remai...
On the other side of River Tevere, Vatican hill is the home of the tiny state of Vatican city. The immense St. Peter’s Basilica dominates the extraordinary Piazza framed by the magnificent four column-deep colonnades designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini. The Basilica itse...
Welcome to the Amalfi Coast.
In these days you will explore Costiera Amalfitana, widely considered Italy's most scenic stretch of coastline, a landscape of pastel-coloured villages terraced into hillsides, steep panoramic roads, luxuriant gardens and enchanting...
With a steep, jagged coast and encircled by the famous “Faraglioni” (sea stacks), enormous and uniquely shaped boulders, and by numerous caves that tell of evocative plays of light, Capri offers a landscape of wild beauty sculpted by wind, sea and the hand of man. The...
Pompeii, the Roman city excavated from the ashes of the Vesuvius, has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997!
In 62 A.D. the city was partially destroyed by an earthquake, and as its reconstruction was still ongoing, on August 24, 79 A.D. the eruption of ...
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The total tour cost includes the tour price (regular or promotional) and the compulsory local payment. The promotional price is subject to change. Check directly with the operator for the latest price offer. The tour operator requires you to pay only the tour price to purchase your travel. The compulsory local payment will be paid when you join the trip. All prices are based on double, twin or triple share occupancy. Solo passengers will be accommodated in a double, twin or triple room according to availability with a passenger(s) of the same gender. Single supplement only needs to be paid if the passenger does not want to share and requests their own room. Discounts can only be applied at the time of booking and cannot be added at a later date, regardless of any changes made to the original booking.
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VITOR ITALY is Italy with Italians! We offer the most complete Italian experience, ranging from cooking classes to food and wine tastings, from guided hikes to boat tours, from truffle hunts to Vespa exscursions. This comes with the widest selection of guided tours of the most celebrated attractions in every part of Italy.
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What's excluded
- Air tickets to and from Italy. Air travel must be booked independently and it is your or your travel agent's responsibility to let us have this information in a timely manner.
- Lunches or dinners other than indicated on the program, social drinks, items of a personal nature and entrance fees when not accompanied by your Tour Leader.
- Occasional optional evening theatre/festival visits and entrances not detailed in the tour notes.
- Incidental expenses, such as telephone bills, newspapers, laundry costs and room service incurred at accommodations. All expenses are to be settled prior to leaving the accommodation.
- Any shipping charges for the return of purchases made on tour, or for the return of property lost on tour.
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With Continental Breakfast
FAQ: What meals are included? When accommodations are provided by us, delicious breakfasts are always included. We may also include some dinners, either at the hotel or in a local home-style restaurant, including beverages but not wine or spirits. The other meal, usually lunch, is taken in local pubs and restaurants. This meal is not included in the price of the tour and is to be paid each time by the traveller.
Can special dietary needs be accommodated? In Italy properties are perhaps less inclined to make special efforts in this area, so please be understanding if hotels, restaurants and bars are not as familiar with your particular dietary needs as at home. We will do our best to satisfy your dietary needs or at least provide options for you, but you should make any restrictions clear to us at the time of booking so we can pass the information on to hotels. Common dietary requests like ‘low sodium’ or ‘vegetarian’ are likely to be accommodated much easier than very special or unique dietary needs. Meals that are full a la carte offer more flexibility for special dietary requests.
What documents should I have for travelling with my children? All children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Pls see comprehensive information at www.vitor.it/identification We will not be responsible for the disruption of travel caused by improper documentation for children travelling abroad without both parents. Can my child stay alone in his/her room? In compliance with our partner hotels and for the safety and security of our guests, minors must be booked into the same room as an accompanying adult. Are there children's meals in your tours? In some cases there could be menus available for children, but please note that in Italy these options may not be typical "kids' meals."
Can you describe a typical day out on tour?
You might typically leave at 8.30 am and arrive at your hotel at 6.30 pm, however, some days may be longer and others shorter depending on what needs to be covered that day.
You will never leave before 8.00 am unless when absolutely necessary and we will always build in time for rest and relaxation.
Dinner times in Italy are likely to be later than you might be used to, 8.00 pm at the earliest and often later.
How flexible are VITOR itineraries?
Visits included in our itineraries are fixed and included in the price. However, outside these there is some flexibility to adapt the itinerary according to such things as weather and special events.
Are the attractions always open?
Italy‘s monuments and attractions are used on some occasion, as religious holidays and national celebrations, while in others may be closed or obscured for renovations. On these occasions, touring itineraries may be amended to reflect these closures.
Also, due to unforeseen circumstances (including weather conditions) there may be last-minute changes. In these particular cases, we reserve the right to adjust the schedule of the tour.
How much walking do we do on a tour?
In cities there could be considerable walking as many historic cities prohibit motorised transport and we should park some distance out of the centre.
How much driving do we do?
A typical day's driving range between 100 and 150 Km. and does not exceed 200 Km, with some major attraction, 'comfort' and meal stops. On some days the driving is limited to a few tens of kilometres.
Please consider that we travel also along scenic routes wherever possible, so driving could be longer than on motorways.
Do you include entrance fees to attractions?
Every tour includes a selection of entrances, as clearly shown on our offers. Sometimes, when travelling with a Tour Leader, he may suggest other attractions not included in the program, in such case entrance fees will be at your own expense.
Is there any time for shopping?
You can shop during city visits, or in villages along the way. Our relaxed pace will allow you to have plenty of time for stopping by and shop. Also, some tours may include a stop at a fashion outlet, when it is on the way to the next location.
What about extra expenses?
Pls note that any expenses not mentioned in the contract will be paid by individuals according to their own choice.
What is the typical dress while on your journeys?
Typical dress for any VITOR tour is casual attire.
I have some health problems, is this a problem?
We want everyone to be able to see Italy with us, and we encourage the participation of physically challenged travellers. If you require dedicated assistance, we kindly ask that you plan to travel with a companion who can help out, as Tour Leaders, guides or other personnel are not able to provide such assistance. Please let us know about any physical disabilities or limitations and we will adjust the tour according to your needs and wishes.
Due to physical constraints and space limitations, wheelchairs and walkers can be taken aboard vans, whereas motorized scooters are not allowed.
FAQ: Can you describe a typical day out on tour? You might typically leave at 8.30 am and arrive at your hotel at 6.30 pm, however, some days may be longer and others shorter depending on what needs to be covered that day. You will never leave before 8.00 am unless when absolutely necessary and we will always build in time for rest and relaxation. Dinner times in Italy are likely to be later than you might be used to, 8.00 pm at the earliest and often later. How flexible are VITOR itineraries? Visits included in our itineraries are fixed and included in the price. However, outside these there is some flexibility to adapt the itinerary according to such things as weather and special events. Are the attractions always open? Italy‘s monuments and attractions are used on some occasion, as religious holidays and national celebrations, while in others may be closed or obscured for renovations. On these occasions, touring itineraries may be amended to reflect these closures. Also, due to unforeseen circumstances (including weather conditions) there may be last-minute changes. In these particular cases, we reserve the right to adjust the schedule of the tour. How much walking do we do on a tour? In cities there could be considerable walking as many historic cities prohibit motorised transport and we should park some distance out of the centre. How much driving do we do? A typical day's driving range between 100 and 150 Km. and does not exceed 200 Km, with some major attraction, 'comfort' and meal stops. On some days the driving is limited to a few tens of kilometres. Please consider that we travel also along scenic routes wherever possible, so driving could be longer than on motorways. Do you include entrance fees to attractions? Every tour includes a selection of entrances, as clearly shown on our offers. Sometimes, when travelling with a Tour Leader, he may suggest other attractions not included in the program, in such case entrance fees will be at your own expense. Is there any time for shopping? You can shop during city visits, or in villages along the way. Our relaxed pace will allow you to have plenty of time for stopping by and shop. Also, some tours may include a stop at a fashion outlet, when it is on the way to the next location. What about extra expenses? Pls note that any expenses not mentioned in the contract will be paid by individuals according to their own choice. What is the typical dress while on your journeys? Typical dress for any VITOR tour is casual attire. I have some health problems, is this a problem? We want everyone to be able to see Italy with us, and we encourage the participation of physically challenged travellers. If you require dedicated assistance, we kindly ask that you plan to travel with a companion who can help out, as Tour Leaders, guides or other personnel are not able to provide such assistance. Please let us know about any physical disabilities or limitations and we will adjust the tour according to your needs and wishes. Due to physical constraints and space limitations, wheelchairs and walkers can be taken aboard vans, whereas motorized scooters are not allowed.
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