14 Day Italy Tour Packages

Your exciting journey begins along the scenic roads of the Chianti countryside , before arriving in Siena . Your professional guide will meet you for a fascinating tour of the most important sites in the heart of the city. Learn all about the city as you walk from Piazza del Campo to the Gothic Cathedral and visit its stunning interior decorations. At the end of the tour, there will be time to enjoy a coffee and do some exploring on your own. Then, if you select the optional lunch and wine tasting, you will move onto a rustic wine estate in the foothills of San Gimignano , where you can enjoy a typical Tuscan lunch of three courses, enriched by a high-quality tasting of local wines. After lunch, you will discover one of the most famous medieval hilltop villages in Italy, San Gimignano , famous for its ancient skyscrapers! You will have free time to explore the maze of cobbled streets, the small squares, and the many local artisan shops. Your day continues to the iconic town of Pisa . Your guide will lead you to the famous Square of Miracles , where you will have time to admire the stunning Cathedral, Baptistery, Monumental Cemetery, and of course, the chance to snap photographs of the celebrated Leaning Tower of Pisa . On your journey back to Florence, you can admire the sky light up as the sun sets over the Tuscan hills and vineyards. Don't miss out on this incredible experience in the heart of Tuscany!

Learn all about Athens’ ancient and modern history on this half-day tour of the city. Take a trip alongside expert guides, who will knowledgeably let you in on all there is to know and more about this fascinating city, in which past and present constantly blend. First, discover the breathtaking Panathenaic Stadium , a magnificent construction erected on the remains of an ancient Greek stadium. Here you will enjoy a 15-minute photo stop (approx.) at the astonishing site where the first Olympic Games of modern times were held in 1896. Then, as you continue, pass by the Royal Palace , the private residence of Greece’s Prime Minister. Keep a lookout for the Euzones, the Palace’s guards in their colourful uniforms! You will also be able to appreciate many incredible landmarks drenched in history, such as Hadrian’s Arch, the Greek Parliament in Syntagma Square and Athens’ Memorial to the Unknown Soldier. Also discover the beauty of world-renowned modern institutions such as the University, the National Library and the Academy , named after the famous Academy founded by the philosopher Plato in the classical Greek era. Last but not least, you will visit the Acropolis , an old plateau abundant with various symbols of ancient Greece, the most magnificent of which are the remains of the Parthenon . For roughly two hours, you will be able to contrast this wonder of antique architecture with its modern attaché, the New Acropolis Museum , also an aesthetically astounding construction, as is, perhaps, the whole city of Athens, or at the very least, its history. With about 90 minutes in the museum, you will have ample time to admire the timeless exhibitions. Important Information If you have chosen the option without tickets, please note you will need to purchase them before the activity, between 9-10am, to be able to enter the archeological site.

Visiting Pompeii is a unique and humbling experience. Accompanied by an archaeological guide, stroll through the 2000 year old cobbled streets, and imagine what this fascinating city would have once looked as you visit the ruins of shops, temples, theatres and luxurious villas of the wealthy noblemen and rich merchants who made their fortunes in in this once prosperous city and left an important testimony about the civilization, architecture and art of the time. The ancient Roman town and its inhabitants were buried by a blanket of ash and pumice from the devastating eruption of the Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. But with thanks to successful archaeological works, today you can admire some of the city´s most important buildings such as the Stabian Baths, the Forum, the theatre areas, the House of the Faun, the House of the Tragic Poet and the brothel. The standard walk in the archaeological excavations takes about 2 hours. Important information – There may be restrictions Between November and March, if the group does not reach the minimum of 6 participants the local guide in Pompeii will be replaced by audioguide. The entrance tickets to the ruins is not included, but the group will use the Skip the Line Access.

Only a 30-minute boat ride away from Mykonos, Delos was the centre of the Cyclades of the ancient world, the island of light, the birthplace of Apollon and Artemis, home to the first multicultural civilisation and trade. After, you will have a 2-hour walking tour through the ancient ruins, with plenty of information about the history of Greek mythology. You have 1 hour of free time on the island to explore the site after you return to Mykonos by boat again. There is a lot to see: having been inhabited between 2500 and 69 b.C. Delos boasts of many treasures remaining from these times like the ancient marketplace Agora, the famous terrace of the Naxos lions, the holy lake, the ancients living quarters and theatre that give you a lively vision of the daily life then; especially the houses of Dionysos, Kleopatra, the Trident, the Masks, the Dolphins with their mosaics are a fantastic experience of art not to be missed. Furthermore, there are the Temple of Isis, the Egyptian goddess, the Roman water system and cisterns and the wonderful museum with plenty of breathtaking mosaics, statues and many more objects found during the excavations. Pick up zones Zone 1 Panormos, Agios Sostis, Paranga, Paradise, Ftelia, SuperParadise, Agrari, Elia, Agia Anna, Kalafatis,Ano Mera. Zone 2 All the rest of the island zones. Please indicate the pick-up location when booking and call at least 48 hours prior to the activity start time to confirm pick-up time and location.

Take in the best of Milan’s fantastic landmarks and tourist attractions on the quick and convenient City Sightseeing hop-on/hop-off bus tour. What’s more, with this offer you can take your pick from three carefully designed bus routes to really make the most of Milan. From the beautiful Duomo to the Sforza Castle and everything in between, there is no better way to explore Europe’s most elegant city. Take a seat on the open-top double-decker bus and enjoy the panoramic views of Milan as you are driven through its stylish streets. With the City Sightseeing bus, you can get off the bus whenever you want to explore a place in more detail and simply wait for the next bus to pick you up and continue your tour. With this offer, you can choose your perfect route from four pre-planned tours. Choose Route A and make the journey from Piazza Castello to the Moscova station. This route comprises of twelve possible stops in total, including the Parco Basiliche, the Duomo, the Scala Theatre and many more. Choose Route B and travel thirteen stops from Piazza Castello to the Brera District, taking in the Lombardia Palace, the Venetian Gate, the Duomo and much more. Opt for Route C and travel 16 stops from Piazza Castello to the Sempione Park, visiting the Hippodrome, the San Siro stadium, the Aquarium and many more of the city’s fantastic highlights. There is no better way to explore the most elegant city in Europe! Important Please be advised that itineraries may be subject to change without prior notice. In the event of any unplanned traffic restrictions, City Sightseeing is not responsible for any disruptions or line diversions beyond their control. For the latest updates on Routes and schedules, please ask to the Assistant on board. Languages Pre-recorded English, Italian, Spanish, German, French Russian, Japanese, Portuguese. Commentary for kids in Italian, English and Spanish Terms and conditions for pets Only small and medium-sized pets are allowed on board. If the driver has any reason to believe that the pet may cause damage or put passengers at risk, they have the right to deny access. Pet owners must use a lead or a muzzle and if possible a carrier. The owner must ensure that the animal behaves itself and doesn’t disturb other passengers or members of staff. If the animal makes the bus dirty, the owner will have to pay a fine to cover the cost of cleaning it. The owner is liable for any damage caused by the animal in line with the Article 2051 civil code. Terms and conditions for luggage In order not to breach security procedures, you must not bring suitcases, awkward bags, big backpacks or anything of that nature on the bus. Information of visitor centre 1) Milan Visitor Center – Largo Cairoli Inside the Milan Visitor Center, placed in Largo Cairoli/Via Cusani 18 customer can ask for any kind of information, take our maps and change its voucher Opening hours: 9am-7pm 2) City Sightseeing Milan Visitor Center - Central Station Inside the Milan Central Station within Galleria Carrozze Opening hours: 9am-7pm

From Piraeus Athens Port to Mykonos this fast ferry is the best option you have and it can be a very nice and exciting experience. It only takes 2.5-3h to arrive and then you can enjoy the island from the beginning of the day. In Mykonos, you can find amazing beaches, beautiful nature, picturesque villages, delicious Greek food and a chic lifestyle. It is famous for its great nightlife. You will board the boat according to the chosen port option. The complete route of the boat is Piraeus-Syros-Mykonos-Paros-Naxos-Ios-Santorini. The boat stops just for a couple of minutes to these islands. The passengers don't have to get off the boat until to arrive at their destination. Business Class: Take the experience to another level with the 'Business Class' option. Get away from the hustle and bustle and enjoy more comfortable seating in a quieter area of the ship. Duration: 2h, 45 min, aprox.

Experience the magic of one of Greece’s most iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites , where history and legend converge in breathtaking harmony. Depart from our convenient terminal and travel through the picturesque plains of Boeotia, a region steeped in agricultural tradition. Pass the historic city of Thebes, the birthplace of King Oedipus, and immerse yourself in the rich stories of ancient Greece shared by your expert guide. Along the way, enjoy a refreshing break near the quaint town of Levadia as you ascend toward the majestic slopes of Mt. Parnassus. Your first stop is the awe-inspiring archaeological site of Delphi , celebrated as one of the most significant treasures of classical antiquity. Skip the lines and let your guide transport you back in time as you explore landmarks like the Monument of the Argive Kings, the Treasury of the Athenians, the Athenian Stoa, the Polygonal Wall, the Monument of Platea, and the famed Temple of Apollo , home to the legendary Oracle that shaped the fate of empires. Next, visit the renowned Delphi Museum , where history comes alive through its extraordinary exhibits. Marvel at masterpieces like the frieze of the Treasury of the Siphnians, the Naxian Sphinx, the metopes of the Athenian Treasury, and the celebrated bronze Charioteer of Delphi, a testament to ancient artistry and achievement. After exploring the wonders of Delphi, your journey continues to the charming mountain village of Arachova , nestled on the slopes of Mount Parnassus. Take your time to stroll through its cobbled alleys, admire the traditional stone-built houses, and soak in the breathtaking views. Enjoy a leisurely meal at a local taverna, savouring authentic flavours, and browse the quaint shops offering handmade textiles, artisanal cheeses, and other local delicacies—an ideal way to round off your day before returning to Athens. Important information Customers who have selected the lunch option will eat at a local restaurant in Arachova. Others are free to spend their time as they wish. If you have chosen the option without tickets, please note you will need to purchase them before the activity, between 1-2pm, to be able to enter the archeological site. Please be advised that ''Tour with audio guide in Spanish'' is operated with an English-speaking escort. However, we provide the specific code so that Spanish-speaking customers can download the Spanish audio tour of Delphi and navigate the archaeological site.

Embark on a journey through time. Transport your mind to an era whose remnants still surround you to this very day. Learn about the incredible history and horrors of the Eternal City as you explore the centre of Ancient Rome. It is hard to imagine what these iconic landmarks would have looked like in their prime, but with the entrance to the archaeological site and complimentary headsets, you will gain a better understanding of the area with the help from your experienced and professional guide. Your guided 'Passeggiata' will include a visit to: - Colosseum The Colosseum is the world’s largest amphitheatre, built by the Romans in 80 AD. More than 50,000 people would have gathered here to watch gladiatorial contests and many other kinds of public spectacles. Known also as the Flavian, its name was appropriately given as it was built on the site where once stood a 115-foot-tall bronze statue of the emperor Colossus of Nero. Whilst visiting this giant amphitheatre, take some time to consider the discrimination in Roman society and the fate of the fighters in the gruesome blood sport at the gladiator’s playground. - Roman forum In its heyday, the Roman Forum was the very heart of the ancient world, crowded with people from all corners of the empire. From elections, public speeches, gladiator matches, and even criminal trials, it was from this very location that the Romans transformed civilisation. Your guided 'Passeggiata' will include a visit to; - Palatine Hill It is thought that this area is where it all began. In Rome there is a very fine line between myth and historical fact. According to Roman mythology, twin brothers Remus and Romulus were abandoned by their parents on the hill and discovered and nursed by a wolf before being found by a shepherd. Legend has it that when they became adults they decided to build a city where the wolf had found them. After quarrelling about the location, Remus was said to have been murdered by his brother, thus leaving Romulus as the founder of the city to which he gave his name. Over a hundred years ago archaeologist Rodolfo Lanciani, excavated a site on the hill and uncovered the remains of an Iron Age settlement dating back to 900 BC giving evidence to the existence of the early founders of Rome. Important information – There may be restrictions Due to the Colosseum’s reservation policy, the scheduled visiting hours cannot be modified. MANDATORY INFORMATION DURING THE BOOKING PROCESS: It is mandatory to provide details of all guests participating in this tour, including full names to ensure availability and access to the Colosseum. Valid passport or photo ID is required. All guests visiting the Colosseum must have identification, including children and infants. Due to the Colosseum’s reservation policy, we cannot reschedule this tour. Be sure to arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes before the tour start time. If you are late, you may not be allowed in and refunds will not be allowed.

Start the experience by reaching Touristation office just next to the Vatican Museum. You will be welcomed at the concierge desk by dedicated and multilingual staff that will provide you with all the information to enjoy your stay in Rome. Touristation Office is equipped with all facilities and services to welcome tourists: free Wi-fi, toilets, ATM and vending machines. Please note that the ticket entrance isn’t individual so you will access the Museums at the time indicated on your voucher together with other people. After entering you will start your visit at your own pace. Take in the highlights of the Vatican Museums, from the Sistine Chapel to lesser-known gems of the collection. Visit the Hall of Maps, the Pinecone Courtyard, the Gallery of Tapestries, the Gallery of Candelabra and the incredible Raphael Rooms. A definite highlight of your visit is the Sistine Chapel. Take some time to admire the details you have heard about, including Michelangelo’s boneless self-portrait, in which he expresses to the world that he would rather be skinned alive than paint the Sistine Chapel again! As incredible as his work is, you’ll appreciate it even more up close and after you’ve seen what it takes to create a fresco.