Today is dedicated to Pisa.

You’ll go to visit this amazing city by train.

Today you’ll leave Florence and you’ll go to Rome by train.

In Rome, you’ll stay at the Hotel Marcantonio, 3 stars hotel (with Breakfast) located just 5 minutes’ walk from the train station.

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Private Transfer from Hotel to Vatican City

Today you’ll have a tour of the Sistine Chapel and the Vatican Museums. Navigate the vast complex of rooms, artwork, and history with a guide, who brings the ancient collection to life. Explore halls such as the Gallery of Maps and Raphael’s Rooms; step inside the Sistine Chapel to admire ‘The Creation of Adam’ by Michelangelo. For the most adventurous is possible to visit Sant Peter Dome with the elevator and 320 steps or without the elevator 551 steps.

After the Vatican, a van will pick you up and take you to the Colosseum where you’ll have a guided tour.

Today, you’ll go to Pompeii.

Get ready early in the morning, two private vans will pick you up at the hotel to go to Pompeii with a stop in Naples.

Don’t forget to eat Pizza when you are there, it’s amazing!!

Time to go home. So sorry but today you’ll have the flight to go back to the US.

Because your hotel is very close to the train station, you’ll take the train to the airport

 Bye Bye Italy, hope to see you soon.

This is the fastes and more comfortable way to visit the city. You can Hop on / Hop off  and visit what you prefer. With a comfortable App on your phone you’ll have access to the city map and decide when Hop off. You can start the tour at the time you prefer.

St. Peter’s Dome (Cupola di San Pietro), one of Italy’s most famous monuments, doesn’t technically stand on Italian soil—it sits a top St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City. Michelangelo’s architectural masterpiece is a symbol for Catholics around the globe and, as the highest dome in the world, offers spectacular views across St. Peter’s Square and Rome.

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We’ll spend the morning visiting the Colosseum with a specialist in History to discover all the secrets about this magical place and the Forum, the birthplace of Rome ancient.

Explore the remnants of the prosperous Roman town and witness the tragic plaster casts of its citizens that were preserved in the volcanic ash. The tour includes a stop off at Naples for a brief panoramic view of the city before making your way to Pompeii.

Head out of Rome and take the Autostrada del Sole south through the beautiful Italian countryside, admiring the rolling hills of Lazio and Campania. Enjoy a panoramic overview of Italy’s largest and most vibrant city, Naples, before heading south again to Pompeii. Once you reach the town of Pompeii, you will enjoy a tasty lunch (not included). A real Neapolitan pizza! After lunch, you will visit one of the most important archaeological sites in the world: a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the ruins of Pompeii, with Skip the Line entrance and a guided tour.

Once a thriving Roman town, Pompeii was destroyed by the unforeseen AD79 eruption of Vesuvius, which lies in between the town and Naples. Take yourself back in time to imagine the daily life in the settlement and put yourself in the shoes of the men and women who lost their lives that fateful day. Then witness the harrowing molds of the victims themselves, preserved imprinted in the ash that surrounded them.

The tour includes:

Transport

By Train

Ticket

Fast-track entry

Pompeii entrance fee

Others

Audio Guide

Once one of Europe’s oldest drawing schools, Florence’s Accademia Gallery (Galleria dell’Accademia) is now one of the city’s most visited museums, home to one of the world’s most impressive works of Renaissance art—Michelangelo’s 17-foot-tall (5.2-meter-tall) David. Other works on display include 15th- and 16th-century paintings by the likes of Botticelli and Lippi, unfinished Michelangelo sculptures, and a museum of musical instruments.

Pitti Palace (Palazzo Pitti) was built by Luca Pitti in the 1400s. A century later, Duchess of Florence Eleonora di Toledo purchased the Renaissance palazzo for her husband, Cosimo I de’ Medici, and it remained the official residence of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany until the early 20th century. Today, Pitti Palace is Florence’s largest museum complex.

Come and visit the last Medici residence in Florence. The museum takes place through the daily life of the Medici Grand Dukes family, from Cosimo I to the last descendants (early 18th century), Ferdinando, Gian Gastone and lastly Anna Maria Luisa also known as the Palatine Electress to whom it is dedicated the museum. The successors of the Medici, the Habsburg Lorraine, up to the first King of Italy with adjoining Royal apartments.
In addition to the civic and political function of the rooms, the museum also preserves a private collection of Florentine paintings, ancient statues, furniture and mosaics of great beauty and historical importance. Not to mention the frescoes that decorate the ceilings and walls.

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• Guided tour of Florence’s iconic Duomo
• Learn the fascinating history behind Brunelleschi’s architectural marvel
• Climb to the very top of the dome to take in stunning panoramic views of the city below
• Gain access to secret terraces and rooms not open to the general public

From $95

• Experience the Florence Cathedral from different perspectives on a new combo tour
• Climb more than 400 steps to the top of Giotto’s Bell Tower for panoramic views
• Get expert insight into the Duomo’s history and construction
• See the original baptistery doors and other devotional art at the Duomo museum complex

From $30

Is not possible to buy tickets for the Gondola, the only way is to go there and pay directly to the Gondolier.

I advise to use the Venice Gondolier Association that is located in front of S.Lorenzo Column

• Take a break from the crowds by visiting Venice’s quieter districts
• Learn about the history of the city and daily life today from your guide
• Visit little-known treasures plus famous sights like the Rialto Bridge
• A small-group tour for a more intimate experience and relaxed pace

From $ 45