Visit the spectacular remains of Pompeii on a full-day tour from Naples, and then relax as you enjoy a drive along the Amalfi Coast. Stop for hillside views and photo opportunities of the picture-postcard towns of Positano and Sorrento.

No visit to Ancient Rome would be complete without going a little further back – to the very beginning. In fact, we’ll explore the Palatine Hill, the legendary site where the warring brothers Remus and Romulus fought over land, and where Romulus founded the settlement that would eventually become Rome.

Gain deeper insight into Tuscan cuisine during a cooking class and local market tour from Florence. A hands-on experience designed for food lovers, this tour allows you to explore Italian cuisine in more depth than you would by simply eating in restaurants. Pick fresh ingredients from a Florence market yourself, make the meal, and feast on the fruits of your labor. Recipes are provided by email after the class, ensuring you can recreate Tuscan dishes back at home, too.

A Ferrari trainer co-pilot will assist you, teach you, and let you really experience all the horse-power this F430 can offer, 0-100 km/h in 4 seconds! A Ferrari co-pilot will ride beside to make sure you get the most out of your drive. Zoom through the streets of Maranello and feel the power of this car. The route will depend on the chosen driving time; the longer time the more beautiful countryside, great curves and higher speeds.

Our adventure begins at morning in Florence. We’ll drive to our 12th generation winery that is not open to the public, in the gorgeous wine country of Chianti Classico. Explore the farm with our kinds of pets like truffle dogs, cats, chickens, and pig (prosciuttina) and winery with the owner. We will go find truffles in our woods and you will return to Florence in the end.

Founded in 1784, the Accademia museum was originally part of an art school, showcasing art to inspire the students of the neighboring Accademia di Belle Arti. Now open to the public, it today houses some of the Renaissance’s greatest masterpieces, including Michelangelo’s sculpture 'David.'

Meet your Gondolier at Campo Santo Stefano. Board an authentic gondola and take a romantic ride. See the sights along the historical part of the Canal Grande. Admire the marvelous palaces, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Basilica Santa Maria della Salute, Palazzo Grassi and the Squero (the only gondola workshop. Explore its secret waterways. Float underneath the Accademia bridge. Experience the soul of Venice with your friends or your beloved.

Roman Forum – the heart of the Roman Republic that inspired so many modern democracies. Home to the bustling marketplace, ruled by moneylenders and shopkeepers, this was Rome at its finest. Here politicians held rallies before elections, soldiers marched triumphantly down the Via Sacra, and the Vestal Virgins decided if men lived or died.

The shining crown of Florence, Santa Maria del Fiore is a civic centrepiece from the late 13th century that took 200 years to complete. Built on the remains of a seventh-century church that is visible during a tour of the crypt, the exterior features emerald green and pink marble slabs, while the interiors exude a rather subdued aesthetic to allow the artworks to stand out.

Venice is famous not only for its fine art, scenic vistas, and charming way of life, but also for its cuisine. The Club del Doge restaurant and Bar Longhi offer culinary delights and enchanting views of the canal and city.

Welcome to Principe Hotel, your Florence “home away from home.” Principe Hotel aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. Close to some of Florence's most popular landmarks, such as Ponte Vecchio (0.6 mi) and Campanile di Giotto (0.6 mi). Principe Hotel puts the best of Florence at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.

Venice Cake & Chocolate Food tour: A tour with a health care warning and not for the faint hearted – “the” perfect sugar rush! From the city who brought sugar to the world and coffee to our breakfast tables: stroll through the small alleys of Venice and jump on a sugar-coated roller-coaster ride discovering what sweet dreams are made of.

The Cinque Terre National Park are a must-see site. Visit four of the five Cinque Terre fishing towns on a stress-free day trip from Florence, an easy way to eliminate the hassle of renting a car or dealing with public transport. Travel between Riomaggiore, Manarola, Monterosso, and Vernazza by coach bus, boat, and train, and let a guide bring the history of each village to life.

Two semi-professional simulators are available to give visitors a taste of the exhilaration of driving a Prancing Horse F1 single-seater during their time at the Ferrari Museums in Maranello and Modena. They will also have a choice of some of the world’s most famous circuits: Monza, Barcelona, Silverstone, Imola, Nürbürgring, Zandvoort, SPA Francorchamps and Mugello. The car lets the occupant feel the track surface, responds very realistically if it hits the rubbing strip, for instance, and, most importantly of all, is extraordinarily sensitive to both throttle and brake, delivering all the thrill of the speed only a car this sophisticated can deliver. But with one very important advantage: no matter how many prangs or spins you have, you’ll still be able to get back on the track with no collateral damage!

High speed trains have revolutionised the way Italians and tourists are able to travel up and down the country, with numerous daily connections between the largest urban centers. Florence is a comfortable 1.5hrs from the capital, and just over 2hrs from Venice.

Kayak on Lake Como, and see the sights of one of Italy’s largest lakes with a guide. After starting from Bellagio, you’ll paddle along Pescallo Bay, passing the Rockefeller cliffs and the Grand Hotel Villa Serbelloni. Hear about the region and the lakeside sights from your guide as you go, and admire the plush villas that line the hills around Bellagio. A safety and training briefing is included at the start.

The Gritti Epicurean School is a warm, country-style kitchen where guests may immerse themselves in Venetian culinary traditions, learn exceptional Venetian recipes, discover seasonal products from the Venetian lagoon and savour the culinary creations of Executive Chef Daniele Turco.

The Leaning Tower, situated in Piazza dei Miracoli together with the Duomo, Baptistery and Camposanto is the symbol of Pisa. With its impression of falling down from one moment to the next, it attracts the interest of thousands of visitors, who delight each year and are fascinated by the weirdness of one of the most beautiful and famous monuments in the world. For sure, you’ve seen thousands of pictures, but now you get the chance to go inside and climb the 294 steps to the top!

The Riviera in Venice is a first-rate restaurant, with gorgeous views of San Giorgio Maggiore right across the bay, and spectacular evening sunsets.

See three islands in the Venetian Lagoon. Visitors often visit Murano—well-known for its glass-blowing factory—but fewer make it to Burano and Torcello, with their lace-making shops and ornate palaces and churches.

Group adventure-filled day of history, culture and Italian wine! Exploring one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world, guided by an archaeologist. Then you'll be welcomed on a terrace immersed in vineyards on Vesuvius where you'll be able to taste local food while tasting Vesuvian wine. After that, you’ll go on a guided horseback exploration of the Vesuvius National Park, (500 meters above the sea level) amidst the very volcano that brought the ancient Roman civilization to a halt.

Enjoy the perfect aperitif partnered with a glass of crisp Champagne on board of Riva Boat

Gnocco Fritto also goes by the alias torta fritta, the dough is laminated like a croissant, yielding an unmistakable chew amid the flaky layers. Bar Tiffany is a well known stop for breakfast in Modena famous for its Gnocco Fritto.

The Ferrari Museums have joined forces with the Autodromo di Modena circuit to offer their visitors a truly special experience.Just present your Ferrari Museum or MEF ticket at the Autodromo di Modena and you can enjoy 15 minutes of exhilarating circuit time.

Towards our romantic stay in Venice, Italy. The majestic Gritti Palace is where history and culture are met with renewed Venetian style. A place of exceptional art and elegance, the restored Gritti Palace retains its reassuringly intimate and familiar feel.

The Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum narrates the life of Ferruccio through his mechanical creations and a vast archive of family’s photos. This place, conceived and founded by the entrepreneur Tonino Lamborghini to celebrate his father, was inaugurated in 2014. Inside 9,000 sqm. the Museum holds all the industrial productions of the Doctor of Engineering (Hon. Causa) Lamborghini, from the first Carioca tractor which started his company in 1947, to the most important tractors of the ‘50s,’60s and ‘70s.

Breakfast at Gritti Terrace with a breath-taking view on Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute

The experience: You will be welcomed at the Biagio Pignatta restaurant, where you will find at your disposal a picnic basket, full of Tuscan and gourmet specialties, a bottle of wine from the Tenuta di Artimino, a tablecloth and the necessary items to enjoy your picnic in complete autonomy and freedom. After collecting the material you can freely sit in one of the spaces of the Estate you prefer, enjoying the panorama of Florence or sit among the olive trees for a moment of absolute relaxation.

The enormous St. Peter's Basilica (Basilica di San Pietro) dominates Vatican City, and its dome can be seen from all over Rome. Built on the site of St. Peter’s crucifixion and over his tomb, it’s the epicenter of the Catholic Church and the burial place of many popes, including Pope John Paul II. The lavishly adorned basilica is the largest church in Italy, and it's also a museum full of priceless works of art—including Michelangelo’s spectacular “Pietà” and Bernini’s bronze baldachin.

We start our adventure at the symbol of Rome – the Colosseum. One of the world’s most iconic sights, the Colosseum is the first stop for most visitors. Without an idea of the battles and politics that played out here, you'll only come to understand a small portion of its majesty. Why ‘Gladiator’ had it all wrong and how this incredible amphitheater once hosted re-enactments of sea battles.

Tuscany is one of Italy’s most evocative destinations. This region, home to rolling countryside and dotted with antique farmhouses, is famous for being the home of the Renaissance, the beautiful ornate cities of Florence and Siena, and, of course, beautiful art. But there’s one thing Tuscany is famous for above all else – wine.

At Solociccia we serve our dishes family-style, each diner can eat as much or as little as they wish from our fixed-price menu. Like at the theatre, you pay for the seat. We believe in: Good food, Good price, and Good company! Ours are convivial tables where we meet new people and celebrate life together.

You will make your way to the Sistine Chapel and view the glory of Michelangelo's masterpiece while your guide explains in detail the stories behind each painting-a rare experience as typically there is no talking inside the Sistine Chapel.

Experience the masterpieces of the Vatican at a higher level when you spot the little details and hear the stories behind the artworks. Your expert guide will provide a fascinating commentary as you explore the Pinecone Courtyard, the Gallery of Tapestries, the Gallery of Candelabra, the Hall of Maps and the wonderful Raphael Rooms.