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“Uffizi Gallery in Florence is a world class museum with an incredible renaissance art collection. Enjoy a guided tour with a Local Specialist to make the experience more memorable, especially when in front of Botticelli’s stunning ‘Birth of Venus’ painting”

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See Michelangelo's frescoed ceiling in the Sistine Chapel

One of the most important structures of the Catholic faith, the Vatican City’s Sistine Chapel is a must-see on a tour of Italy. Though the chapel walls have witnessed centuries of worship, it’s the renaissance ceiling paintings of Michelangelo that will leave you in awe.

Visit the glamorous Isle of Capri

Enjoy the classic Italian summer in Italy’s picture-perfect Gulf of Naples. Famed for its crystal grottos, dramatic coastlines and endless glamour, our trips to Italy are complete with a day of freedom spent under a striped umbrella, watching sailboats pass by.

Cruise your way through Venice

The charm found in the canals of Venice is nothing short of irresistible. Admire gothic palaces and postcard bridges whilst adrift in a gondola, gaining an understanding of life in a city that floats. Exploring a city by foot will never be the same after a trip to Venice.

Journey to the well-preserved ruins of Pompeii

An unfathomable history lesson is found in the archaeological ruins of Pompeii. Buried and preserved by the ash of a volcano eruption in the year 79, in this Italian town you will discover the progressive life of early Roman times as you walk within the parameters of an open-air time capsule of life on Earth.

Go shopping in Italy's fashion capital Milan

Armani, Gucci, Prada and Versace. These are some of the prestigious fashion brands that call the Italian city of Milan home. In between yearning through boutiques and department stores, stop to sample the city’s delicacies like breaded veal cutlet and ossobuco.

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It's the moments of quiet stillness that take your breath away on a Trafalgar tour through Italy. Sitting in the calm halls of the Vatican. Floating on the canals of Venice. Standing beside the ruins of Pompeii.

Uffizi Gallery

The Tuscan capital is home to Uffizi Gallery, where the brushworks of art’s true masters are found. Names like Raffaello, Leonardo, and Michelangelo dress Uffizi’s grand pink walls, whilst internal courtyards leading to the Arno River will show you the building’s architectural brilliance.

Vatican Museums

A collection of Christian artwork that spans centuries and stirs the soul is found in Rome’s Vatican Museums. From the intricate ceiling by Michelangelo in the Sistine Chapel to the detailed Pope portraits from the 16th century to today, you will be lost for words once inside this blessed museum complex.

Doge's Palace

Home to the leader of Venice from its opening in 1340, Doge’s Palace summarizes the sparkle of this city. An opulent example of Venetian Gothic architecture and home to numerous historical works, this museum is a must when you visit Venice.

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The epicenter of the Catholic faith and the birthplace of art’s most renowned masters. Our guided tours of Italy will take you to the many museums found here, whether in the Sistine Chapel, by the canals of Venice or in the grand galleries of Tuscany.

The authentic carbonara experience will take place in Rome, covered in salty Pecorino Romano cheese. A simple dish inspiring heart-warming meal times, this pasta will connect you with Italy’s rich culinary customs - an impressive evolution from its supposed heritage as a coal-miner’s meal.

Pollo alla Cacciatora

Literally translating to ‘hunter’ in Italian, cacciatore offers an appreciation for Italy’s meals of days gone by. Typically a preparation of rabbit or chicken, it’s the simmering tomato stew that makes this dish so mouthwatering. Satisfy a genuine hunger and consume with hand-ripped bread.

Italy tours are best served with an oversized slice of tiramisu. Cementing this country's obsession with espresso, this cake of layered biscuits soaked in coffee is the perfect after hours pick-me-up before an evening stroll through the charming streets.

Best food in Italy

A date with Italian food will likely start and end with a slice of pizza. But it’s the menu items that we share with you in between that will take your appreciation to new heights; think cacciatore and Carbonara with a slice of tiramisu in between.

What to pack for Italy

A classic linen outfit

The Italians are famous for their equal parts glamorous and effortless dress sense. Look the part with a few ensembles featuring classic linens in navy and white.

A blank journal

With the wealth of inspiration tucked into every corner of Italy, you might find yourself compelled to write down notes or memories. At the very least to remember the traditional Italian recipes you learn.

With such a large expanse of space to explore, on some days, long journeys are unavoidable. The scenery will provide plenty of visual entertainment, while headphones can be used to listen to some local music or enjoy podcasts about Italian history, culture and politics when you're not enjoying the storytelling from your Travel Director.

A small blanket

When exploring the soul-stirring setting of Tuscany, a picnic may call. Come prepared with a small blanket to cover in wine and cheese.

Under the Tuscan Sun by Frances Mayes

A classic memoir that brought the romance of Tuscany to the world, there’s no better time to read this book than when venturing through the country yourself.

Pack for sustainable travel

Consider your environmental impact when you next take a trip and go single-use-plastic-free by packing a reusable water bottle, a steel straw, your own shopping bags and reusable toiletry bottles.

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The Marcella Royal Hotel is perfect for singles, couples, or families. This Neo-Renaissance building is eight minutes from the metro and 15 minutes from the Via Vittorio Veneto. There is a shuttle service to and from Rome Fiumicino International Airport.

The Palazzo Martini is ideally located just one minute from the famous Baths of Diocletian. It's perfect for those who want upscale Rome vacation deals and easy access to the city's top attractions. Take a taxi or board the airport shuttle.

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You might consider the Hotel Mondial if you're browsing inexpensive Rome travel deals for your family vacation. Hop on the shuttle bus or take a train from the airport; the hotel is just a six-minute walk from Termini station.

Try the Hotel Ripa Roma, a chic design hotel on a bustling street 1.9 miles from the Colosseum and 2.4 miles from St. Peter's Basilica. Take the Leonardo Express to nearby Termini Station. The train departs from Rome Fiumicino at 30-minute intervals.

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Couples will adore the Palazzo Manfredi. A Relais & Chateaux hotel, it combines the opulence of a 17th century Italian Villa with chic, modern rooms and outstanding service. Take the complimentary shuttle from Rome International Airport.

Villa Clementina is perfect for couples who want Rome vacation packages that really meet their needs. Facilities at this sleek villa include a mineral water pool, a tennis court, a spa, a bar, and a 2-hectare garden. It's also easy to reach by taxi from the airport.

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Set in a grand 1930s Neo-Renaissance building on trendy Via Veneto Vittoria, the Ambasciatori Palace Hotel is an inspired choice for luxurious Rome getaways. It's 1.8 miles from the Colosseum and a short walk from the Trevi Fountain. Take a taxi or hire a limo from the airport.

Choose the prestigious Hotel Lunetta in the historic Parisi district for special Rome trips. You'll enjoy a range of amenities that includes a chic luxury spa, a rooftop bar, an indoor pool, and an airport shuttle service.

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Suite Valadier enjoys an exceptional location between Piazza del Popolo and Piazza di Spagna and it's a great solution if you're searching for cheap Rome vacation packages. Take a taxi or rent a car at the airport to drive to the hotel via the A91.

Located in the EUR business and financial district, Warmhotel Rome is the ideal base from which to discover the city on a budget. There's an American-style bar and a restaurant, and you can book shuttle bus transfers to and from the airport for a small fee.

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Best of Italy

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Be whisked away into the beauty and history of Italy when you journey to Venice, Florence, and Rome. Journey to the wine-producing Romagna countryside for a relaxing 3-night stay in a wine resort, and visit the Republic of San Marino, an enclave state of Italy. See how gondola oars are crafted before cruising the canals of Venice on one yourself. Witness a performance of Vivaldi’s famous Four Seasons in the city he lived in. Explore the ancient underground tunnels of Chiusi’s Labyrinth of Porsenna. Try your hand at making Italian culinary classics before sitting down to dinner. Come along with us and embrace the history, culture, art and romance of this incredible country.

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• Gondola Ride
• Classical Music Concert
• Po River Delta Wetlands Sailing

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While just about any month is great to visit Italy, there are a few prime times of the year for the Best of Italy tour. Here are some recommendations from our destination experts.

Throughout Italy, the most popular times to visit are April, May, June, September, and October. Along the coast, July and August are busy with locals and Europeans on summer holiday, while cities are usually less crowded.

Winter: To experience Venice without the crowds, December, January, and February are best. Take a walk beside the canals on a quiet evening, where you can hear your footsteps echoing off the water.

Spring: Enjoy Italy in the spring season, with fewer tourists and comfortable temperatures. March is the sweet spot, when the weather is warm, but not too hot. This quieter time of year is ideal for comfortably exploring the cities and towns.

Fall: With fewer crowds, cooler days, and a bit of foliage to enjoy, November is a fantastic time to travel in the Romagna and Tuscany regions.

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Glide under bridges and along canals during a gondola ride in Venice.

• Embark on a walking tour featuring Florence's artistic and architectural gems.

Discover the long-lost Etruscan civilization during a visit to Chiusi’s Labyrinth of Porsenna.

Cultural Experiences:

Let classical music transport you back in time during a concert of Vivaldi’s famous Four Seasons.

Explore the Po River Delta during a pontoon boat sailing of this UNESCO wetland region.

• Discover the craftsmanship behind the Venetian gondolas during a visit to a local Remèr oar-making workshop.

Culinary Inclusions:

Participate in a hands-on cooking class dedicated to Romagna’s garganelli and strozzapreti pastas.

Taste traditionally made Parmigiano cheese and Balsamic vinegar at a Culinary Arts vocational school.

Experience the flavors of Trastevere – Rome’s medieval district – during a food tour dinner.

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During you stay in the Romagna countryside, you have a choice between two activities. Your first choice is to enjoy a relaxing day, basking in the bucolic landscape of your wine resort and pamper yourself with an organic wine-infused mud treatment. Your second choice is to spend the day in Ravenna (UNESCO). During the darkness that enveloped the last days of the Roman Empire, Ravenna emerged as a center of power thanks to its strategic position. The city’s rulers – the Byzantines, the Goths – adorned its churches with dazzling mosaics. During a guided walking tour, discover the city’s most illustrious monuments including the mosaics that inspired Cole Porter’s Night and Day.

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On a compelling tour of its most famous antiquities, discover why Rome has been known through the ages as the “Eternal City.” The city’s ancient remnants serve as an undisputed testimony to its former glory as the seat of an empire. Hear the distant echoes of 45,000 cheering spectators when you visit the Colosseum, the site of legendary gladiator contests. Walk up the steps like millions have before you, marveling at the ingenuity and scale of this world-famous structure. Your tour continues with a guided visit to the Campidoglio – Rome’s Capitol Hill. Once a temple dedicated to Jupiter, the area was redesigned by Michelangelo during the Renaissance. From the Campidoglio, admire expansive views of the Roman Forum, the social space that once was the beating heart of the Empire.

The Vatican Museums are not only home to one of the world’s greatest collections of art, but also to the world-famous Sistine Chapel. Priceless artifacts from ancient Egypt, Etruscan Italy and cultures around the world are preserved in the Vatican’s palaces, galleries, halls and rooms. Follow a local expert guide on a three hour, in-depth visit through this vast collection. Highlights include the Gallery of Maps, the Gallery of Tapestries and, of course, a visit to the Sistine Chapel. The chapel’s famous ceiling frescoes took Michelangelo four years to complete. His brilliant Last Judgment, which rests on the altar wall, was a topic of controversy for centuries. Other walls feature paintings by Pietro Perugino, Sandro Botticelli, Cosimo Rosselli and Domenico Ghirlandaio. Your final stop will be at St. Peter’s Basilica, one of the most important churches in Christendom, and until recently, the largest in the world.

Embark on a walking tour featuring Florence's artistic and architectural gems.

Discover the craftsmanship behind the Venetian gondolas during a visit to a local Remèr oar-making workshop.

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Italy, the land of history and culture, offers a diverse range of geographical landscapes and attractions that are sure to captivate any traveler. From the towering cathedrals and majestic museums in Rome to the picturesque coastal towns of the Amalfi Coast, Italy has something for everyone. Explore the ancient ruins of Pompeii, marvel at the stunning art and architecture in Florence, and indulge in the vibrant urban dining scene in Milan. Whether you're seeking a dose of history, a taste of world-renowned cuisine, or simply a scenic escape, Italy promises to deliver an unforgettable all-inclusive vacation experience.

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Top reasons for your vacation to italy.

• Fascinating History and Culture : Italy offers a rich blend of historical ruins, cathedrals, museums, and art, showcasing its vibrant heritage.
• Breathtaking Landscapes : From the picturesque Amalfi Coast to the ancient ruins of Pompeii, Italy boasts diverse geographical landscapes that will captivate any traveler.
• Exquisite Art and Architecture : Marvel at the stunning art and architecture found in cities like Rome and Florence, immersing yourself in Italy's urban landscapes.
• Delicious Cuisine and Fine Wines : Indulge in the vibrant dining scene, savoring traditional Italian cuisine and pairing it with the country's renowned fine wines.
• Charming Atmosphere : Immerse yourself in Italy's local atmosphere, whether it's strolling through charming streets or attending captivating theater performances.

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An all-inclusive travel package to Italy combines flights with hotels or car rental, making it convenient and cost-effective. Instead of searching for separate deals, everything you need is available in one place. You can customize your package to fit your preferences and budget. Expedia's price and theme filters ensure you find a great deal.

Booking an all-inclusive package vacation to Italy is the perfect idea for an American tourist. Italy offers a wealth of historical sites, cathedrals, museums, monuments, churches, art, architecture, urban experiences, dining, and theater. With a package, you can conveniently explore these attractions while saving time and money.

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• Research and book activities and sightseeing tours in advance to take advantage of any discounts or promotions available.
• Visit free attractions and landmarks, such as public parks, churches, and piazzas, to enjoy the beauty of Italy without spending extra money.

Where to Stay in Italy

Italy offers a variety of exciting destinations for an all-inclusive vacation. From the historical streets of Rome to the art-filled streets of Florence, each city has its own unique charm. Explore the canals of Venice, the ancient ruins of Pompeii, or the picturesque Amalfi Coast. Italy is a treasure trove of culture and beauty.

• Rome : Immerse yourself in history and culture as you explore ancient ruins, iconic cathedrals, and world-renowned museums. Marvel at the exquisite art and architecture, take guided tours to learn about the city's rich heritage, and relax at charming cafes.
• Milan : Experience the blend of historical charm and modern sophistication in Milan. Admire stunning cathedrals, visit world-class museums, and indulge in a shopping spree in the fashion capital of Italy. Enjoy theater performances and savor delicious cuisine at cozy cafes.
• Venice : Step into a fairytale setting in Venice, where you can explore magnificent cathedrals, visit fascinating museums, and take romantic boat rides through the picturesque canals. Immerse yourself in the city's rich history and admire the unique architecture while sipping coffee at charming cafes.

Explore the best places to visit in Italy

An all-inclusive package vacation in Italy offers a rich blend of history, culture, and gastronomy. Explore the awe-inspiring cathedrals, museums, and monuments that showcase Italy's rich heritage. Marvel at the exquisite art and architecture found in the urban landscapes. Indulge in the vibrant dining scene, savoring traditional Italian cuisine and fine wines. Immerse yourself in the local atmosphere, whether it's strolling through charming streets or attending captivating theater performances. Italy promises an unforgettable experience filled with captivating sights and flavors.

• Colosseum : This historical ruins point of interest in Rome boasts a rich blend of architecture, cathedrals, museums, churches, and art. Take a tour to learn about its fascinating history, explore the magnificent ruins, and marvel at its grandeur. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the art-filled museums and enjoy a cup of coffee at the charming cafes nearby.
• Trevi Fountain : As a historic fountain point of interest in Rome, the Trevi Fountain offers a unique experience. Admire the stunning architecture, immerse yourself in its rich history, and appreciate the artistry of its monuments. Visit the nearby cathedrals, museums, and shops for a truly immersive experience. Don't forget to make a wish and throw a coin into the fountain!
• Spanish Steps : With its urban charm and historical significance, the Spanish Steps in Rome are a must-visit. Explore the nearby cathedrals, museums, and shops to get a taste of the city's rich culture and history. Take a leisurely walk up the steps and admire the beautiful architecture. Don't miss the opportunity to relax at one of the cafes and soak in the vibrant atmosphere.

Best months to visit Italy

Italy boasts a year-around average temperature of 63.3°F, peaking at 76.6°F in July, its warmest month, and dipping to an average low of 48.4°F in December, the coolest. Rainfall averages at 59.7mm annually, with December seeing the heaviest showers and July being the driest month.

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On an all-inclusive vacation, your mind and body can wander far from your wallet. Pay one simple price when you bundle your accommodation and airfare, and you avoid all those yucky bills after conversation-starting cocktails or decadent dinners.

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All the best all-inclusive, all-adult vacations are a click of a filter or two away. Choose from great grown-up features. Say, a spa for a couple’s massage, a hot tub to soak away the stresses of the day, or a swim-up bar to get the party started.

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Create your dream getaway by bundling your flight and hotel and you get delightful deals and discounts. Add your car rental, too, and you save on all three.

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With little tummies taken care of, you just need to put smiles on their faces. Easy! Book an all-inclusive vacation with a full-on water park or epic pools—or book your stay near the world’s biggest theme parks and attractions.

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You can start your married life how you mean to go on with an all-inclusive honeymoon package. Eat and drink to your heart’s content, waltz around in happy harmony, and have your fill of delights. Together, you can book up adventure excursions and return to a pool-side cabana for cocktails at sunset.

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A perfect itinerary for your first time in Italy! We've taken care of selecting wonderful 4* hotels, transfers and 1st class train tickets between cities. All you have to do is enjoy yourself as you visit the must-sees of each city on our hand-selected day tours, and have some free time to explore on your own with this independent tour of Italy.

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Can't choose between a city vacation and a seaside break - you don't have to. You can experience both on this Romantic Journey to Rome and Positano. Visit the highlights of ancient Rome with your private guide including the Colosseum and Roman Forum, and enjoy some time on your own to explore the Eternal City. Then head to the Amalfi Coast, the most enchanting coastline in the world where you can dine on a fresh seafood and enjoy ocean views from your hotel room. From your hotel in Positano, have our expert captain take you on a leisurely cruise around the famed island of Capri by private boat. Throughout the day you will have the opportunity to stop and swim, visit Capri and Anacapri, and experience the beauty of the unique coastline.  

Siena (3 nights)

From your base in the charming medieval town of Siena, experience hilltop villages, rows of vineyards, and culinary specialties of Tuscany. Enjoy a privately guided walk of Siena and marvel at the many sites of the city including the Palazzo Comunale (Town Hall), the majestic gothic Basilica of San Domenico and the Piazza del Campo, where the horse race (Palio di Siena) is held twice a year. Venture to the beautiful countryside of the Orcia Valley, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004; visit the quaint village of Montepulciano, the Renaissance center of Pienza and the hill town of Montalcino; savor the food and wine these towns are famous for: Pecorino cheese, Nobile and Brunello wines. Finally, take a traditional Tuscan cooking class in Siena and learn the secrets of this delicious cuisine!

This is a great Add-On Package for anyone visiting Tuscany, Rome, or any part of Italy.

Chianti area (7 nights)

Escape the world and relax in a Tuscan wonderland!  Your very own private VILLA , grounds and gardens are all yours to explore!   Also, try venturing out into Tuscany’s charming cities and towns which are no more than an hour’s drive away!

This package includes a car rental and private villa accommodations for 7 nights.

Below we have listed our top suggestions of private tours to add on as you wish. You can decide to have every day at leisure, explore on your own, add a private guide for each suggested tour or even hire a private chauffeur driver. 

Customize the package and make it YOUR dream vacation!

Click HERE to look at our selected villas in Tuscany. 

Monterosso al Mare (3 nights)

Famous the world over, five small colorful fishing villages carved out of the rocky mountainside above the sea, the Cinque Terre are a must-visit for any traveler to Italy.

The tiny towns are connected only by boat, train and hiking paths. A short and easy hike is the best way to get acclimated. Your private local guide will take you through terraced vineyards overlooking the Mediterranean. Afterwards you will experience a traditional meal in a local trattoria , tasting focaccia, anchovies, cheeses and more. The other best way to experience the Cinque Terre is by boat and you will enjoy a private tour on a comfortable motor boat, giving you a unique view of these five villages. You will have a chance to swim in the crystal-clear waters, discover the best hidden coves and indulge in a light lunch based on typical finger food and paired with some local wine and soft drinks.

This package is available from April to October.

Sorrento (7 nights)

Exclusive Small Group Tour Led by Author Susan Van Allen —14 guests maximum

Join Susan Van Allen, author of  100 Places in Italy Every Woman Should Go , for the extra-special 10th anniversary edition of her most popular Golden Week. This is an inspiring adventure in southern Italy, based in a 5-star luxurious and historic Sorrento hotel, where the elegant soul of Bell’Italia bursts forth, with the sparkling Mediterranean Sea as a backdrop. Discover marvels of Capri, vibrant Naples, fascinating ancient ruins of Pompeii, blissful thermal springs of Ischia, and the magical Amalfi coast towns of Positano, Ravello, and Amalfi. Shop for artisan treasures, toast with robust local wine, and enjoy delicious, world-famous cuisine.

This is a Gift of La Dolce Vita=the Sweet Life, custom-designed and led by Susan so that women can fully experience Italy's rejuvenating pleasures.

Florence (4 nights), Rome (4)   Discover the splendor of Tuscany and the Eternal City, all in a once-in-lifetime adventure. Travel back to the Renaissance period as you stroll through Florence’s historic center, visit the imposing Duomo and view Michelangelo’s masterpiece, the David. Venture out to Pisa, home of the famous Leaning Tower and the charming town of Lucca. Top your stay in Florence with a trip to a local winery to savor Tuscany signature flavors and wines. Board the fast train to Italy’s Capital City, Rome and get ready to be in awe as you visit its must-sees: from the 2000-year-old Colosseum and the Roman Forums to the Vatican Museums with its impressive collection of art, the stunning Sistine Chapel, and the fascinating St. Peter’s Basilica. At last, take an excursion to the exquisite Villa D’Este and its Gardens at Tivoli and witness its impressive concentration of fountains, cascades, and playful water features, as well as the pavilions, statuary, grottoes, and the views from all the terraces.

Abano Terme (5 nights)

Join Susan Van Allen, author of 100 Places in Italy Every Woman Should Go , for a rejuvenating and beautiful adventure, discovering  treasures of the Veneto region. Our base is a glamorous 5-star hotel and spa in Abano Terme, a town beloved for its curative waters since the days of the Roman Empire. There will be plenty of time for soaking and state-of-the-art spa treatments, and from that bliss we’ll venture off to discover beauties--Padua and its masterpiece frescoes, marvelous Palladian villas in Vicenza, and enchanting Verona. The balance of spa time, immersing ourselves in Veneto’s beauties, along with delicious food and wine all along the way, will truly rejuvenate and inspire you.

More info about Host Susan Van Allen and Rave Reviews for Golden Weeks: www.susanvanallen.com

This is a great add-on package to the Golden Week in Venice!  

Ischia (3 nights), Naples (1 night)

Join Susan Van Allen, author of 100 Places in Italy Every Woman Should Go , for dreamy days on a Bay of Naples treasure: the island of Ischia, where travelers are welcomed in warm, southern Italian style. Since the days of the Roman Empire, Ischia has been praised for its mineral-rich thermal springs, that make visitors feel marvelous. You will  “take the waters” at our home base—a glamorous hotel/spa--and venture off to discover the island’s lush gardens, quaint villages, amazing castle, and vineyard-covered mountains.

These Golden Days are ideal to add on to Deluxe Golden Week in Southern Italy & Amalfi Coast , or for any female traveler looking for a “vacation from a vacation”. This itinerary is designed for a full immersion into authentic island pleasures, culture, and history. Mornings are on your own to indulge in Italian spa traditions or hiking adventures, and afternoon/evenings are group experiences, where with Susan and wonderful women you’ll discover Ischia’s natural beauties, fascinating past, soulful spirit, and extraordinary food and wine.

More info about Host Susan Van Allen and Rave Reviews for Golden Weeks: www.susanvanallen.com  

Palermo (2 nights), Agrigento (2), Taormina (4)

Join Susan Van Allen, author or 100 Places in Italy Every Woman Should Go, for an immersive, joyful, and inspiring adventure in Sicily. Highlights include stays at luxury hotels, cooking class in a Palermo palazzo, and visits to dazzling Monreale, the Valley of the Temples, and a Mount Etna winery.

This is a gift of La Dolce Vita—an amazing insiders’ experience of this delicious and fascinating island.

Lucca (7 nights)

Join Susan Van Allen, author of 100 Places in Italy Every Woman Should Go , for an extraordinary Tuscan adventure, in the beautiful harvest season. From our base in a boutique hotel in the historic center of Lucca, we’ll experience the great range of treasures this area of the region offers—including a truffle hunt in San Miniato, blissful spa time in San Giuliano Terme, the chic seaside town of Forte dei Marmi on market day, artsy Pietrasanta, a concert of Puccini arias, and Pisa with its famous tower at the magic sunset hour. All along the way, with a group of wonderful women, we’ll savor the joys of meeting friendly locals, toasting with amazing wines, and enjoying delicious flavors.

Venice (6 nights)

Join author Susan Van Allen, (100 Places in Italy Every Woman Should Go), for this luxurious adventure in Venice, custom-designed with female friendly highlights. From your base in a Grand Canal Palazzo, you’ll experience the awe-inspiring beauty and boundless pleasures this destination has given travelers for centuries. You’ll be guided through masterpieces of architecture in Piazza San Marco, dazzling La Fenice Opera house, fascinating Peggy Guggenheim Collection, and have a day to explore Burano, the island of lacemakers. You’ll immerse yourself in the world of Venetian flavors at the bustling Rialto market, cook with a local signora, and blend with Venetian tradition as you paint a mask in an artisan workshop. All along the way, with a group of wonderful women, you’ll enjoy breathtaking sights, delicious tastes, and discover hidden treasures.

The week is a gift of La Dolce Vita=The Sweet Life, in one of the world’s most magical destinations, giving you an inspiring experience that will become a golden memory for a lifetime.

Venice (2 nights), Florence (3), Rome (3)

Embark on the ultimate Italy adventure - an impeccable itinerary tailored for your inaugural visit to this enchanting country! Sit back and relax as we handle every detail, from hand-picking delightful 4-star accommodations to arranging seamless transfers and securing first-class train tickets for your travels between iconic cities. With our meticulously curated day tours, you'll uncover the essence of each destination, exploring must-see landmarks. Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Italy with expert-guided excursions, and enjoy free time to wander and discover at your own pace during this independent tour.

Santa Margherita Ligure (3 nights), Como (3)

Explore the beautiful Italian Riviera from Santa Margherita Ligure, then relax in the iconic Lake Como area. Under the guidance of your private local expert, discover the authenticity of charming Santa Margherita Ligure with its elegant palaces and exquisite gardens, the elegance of picturesque Portofino with it colorful houses and unique boutiques, and the stunning abbey at San Fruttuoso, a tiny untouched village considered a pearl of rare beauty. Then it is off to another natural water wonder - Lake Como. Walk through the historic center of Como to visit its main sights with your knowledgeable guide and take a cruise to admire the Alpine mountains and some of the most elegant villas from the water.

Enjoy some time at your leisure in each destination and feel free to select one of our day tours that best suits your interests: from food tours and cooking classes to hiking excursions to Cinque Terre or visits to magnificent villages on Lake Como.

Rome (3 nights), Sorrento (3), Florence (3)

Experience the best of Italy's history and travel to one of the most spectacular coastlines in the world!

Start in the Eternal City visiting with a local insider the 2000-year-old Colosseum, the Roman Forums and the Vatican Museums with its impressive collection of art, the marvelous Sistine Chapel, and the fascinating St. Peter’s Basilica. Then head south to the charming town of Sorrento that sits amid lemon and orange groves on the Bay of Naples. From here, venture to Pompeii, the Roman city destroyed by the 79AD Mt. Vesuvius eruption, and visit the ruins of the thermal baths, Vetti's House, the forum and other important sites. Take a short trip by fast ferry to Capri and see the island's highlights with time for shopping on your own. As you ride along the famous Amalfi Coast enjoy the spectacular scenery from the coastal roads and stop to stroll through the three most popular and beautiful villages - Amalfi, Positano, and Ravello. Last stop: Florence, the fountainhead of the Renaissance - city of Dante, Boccaccio, Botticelli and Da Vinci! Under the guidance of a city expert, walk through Florence’s historic center, visit the imposing Duomo and view Michelangelo’s masterpiece, the David. Travel to the medieval town of Siena, home of the famous horse race -  the Palio, and marvelous San Gimignano; end your day with a dinner at a boutique winery to savor a perfect Tuscan meal paired with local wines.

Rome (3 nights), Sorrento (2), Florence (3), Venice (2), Milan (2)

This fully customizable version of our world-renowned Italy North Classic tour will allow you to see Italy at your own pace, making your own choices. Add a day, remove a day, the possibilities are endless to discover Italy your own way!

Alberobello area (7 nights)

Spend a week in a typical Apulian house and live like a local! With an incredible private VILLA as your home base, you will be close to the main sights and lovely towns and villages.  Feel free to explore all that the region has to offer or relax and soak up the beauty of the grounds surrounding your private villa!  The choice is yours!

Below we have listed our top suggestions of private tours/excursions to add on as you wish. You can decide to have every day at leisure, explore on your own, add a private guide for each suggested tour or even hire a private chauffeur driver. 

Click HERE to look at our selected villas in Puglia.   

This is the luxury way to see Italy for the first time! We've taken care of selecting wonderful 5* hotels and your private transfers between cities. All you have to do is enjoy yourself as you visit the must-sees of each city on our hand-selected private day tours, and have some free time to explore on your own with this independent tour of Italy.  

Rome (6 nights)

With the Eternal City as your home base, see the highlights of Ancient Rome, the Colosseum, and the Vatican, plus venture out to Pompeii, Amalfi Coast and Tuscany to make the most of your week in Rome.

Discover the secrets and delights of Rome with your private expert guide and stay at one of our handpicked luxury accommodations. Plus venture out to Pompeii and Tuscany to make the most of your week in Rome. Visit the highlights of the archaeological center of Imperial Rome: the 2000-year-old Colosseum, the majestic Roman Forums and one of the seven Roman hills - the Palatine Hill. Embark on a five-minute drive to another country—Vatican City, and tour the Vatican Museums with its impressive collection of art and the marvelous Sistine Chapel. Enter the fascinating St. Peter’s Basilica, by far the largest church in Christendom and see Michelangelo’s Pietà and Bernini’s seven-story bronze canopy. Chauffeured by your private driver, travel to Pompeii, the famous ancient Roman city tragically destroyed after the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 AD and explore the preserved ruins. Top your stay in Rome with full day excursion to the Tuscan countryside and experience the best towns in the Val D'Orcia area: Montepulciano, Pienza and Montalcino.

Rome (3 nights), Sorrento (4)

See the best of Italy's history and beautiful coastline! Start in the Eternal City and visit Ancient Rome and the Colosseum. Then head south to sunny Sorrento and the stunning island of Capri. Of course, no trip to Italy is complete without some food and wine! You'll have the chance to learn how to cook Italian food and taste some local wines and cheeses - buon appetito!

Palermo (3 nights), Taormina (3)

Acquaint yourself with the natural beauty, historical sights and savory food that makes Sicily a diverse and interesting destination. Enjoy an intimate experience with superior accommodations, private transportation and tours.

Venice (3 nights), Rome (3)   Experience the City of Water and the Eternal City, all in a once-in-lifetime adventure. Built on more than 100 small islands, Venice has no roads, just canals lined with Renaissance and Gothic palaces. Follow your guide along the canals and through the narrow streets, learn about the history of this floating city and cross the most famous of the 400 bridges in Venice - The Rialto Bridge. Crown your day in Venice with a gondola ride to see the city from the water! Travel to Murano, a small island world-famous for its glass and visit a traditional glass factory for an unforgettable firsthand experience: a live glass blowing demonstration! Then move on to Burano, famous for its centuries old tradition of lace-making and for its coloruful houses. Board the fast train to Italy’s Capital City, Rome and get ready to be in awe as you visit its must-sees: from the 2000-year-old Colosseum and the Roman Forums to the Vatican Museums with its impressive collection of art, the stunning Sistine Chapel, and the fascinating St. Peter’s Basilica.

Naples (3 nights)

One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, Naples is one of the most exciting and fascinating destinations in Italy. In the shadow of Mount Vesuvius, Bella Napoli is home to one of the best archeological museums in the world. You will see artifacts from Pompeii and as part of our package, visit Pompeii itself. While exploring the city and surroundings, eat pizza in the place where it was born and drink the best espresso you will ever have (they say it is because of the water).

This is a great Add-On Package for anyone visiting Sorrento, Rome, or any part of Italy.  We are happy to help make travel arrangements for you to Naples.

Florence (6 nights)

Make your self at home in marvelous Florence and dig in to the famous and beloved culture of Tuscany for a week! Under the guidance of a city expert, walk through Florence’s historic center, visit the imposing Duomo and view Michelangelo’s masterpiece, the David. Travel to the fascinating medieval towns of Siena and San Gimignano and end your day with a dinner at a boutique winery to savor a perfect Tuscan meal paired with local wines. Spend a half day in Pisa and visit its iconic Leaning Tower and the impressive Cathedral. Top your stay in Florence with a cooking class and a food tour in the most authentic district in town – the Oltrarno. Once you've learned to make pasta from scratch, a simple but delicious Italian sauce and a dessert you will be  ready to go home and cook for your family and friends!

Make your self at home in a luxurious way and dig in to the famous and beloved culture of Tuscany for a week! Under the guidance of your private city expert, walk through Florence’s historic center, visit the imposing Duomo and view Michelangelo’s masterpiece, the David. Travel to the fascinating medieval towns of Siena and San Gimignano with your private chauffeur driver. Spend a half day in Pisa and visit its iconic Leaning Tower and the impressive Cathedral. Top your stay in Florence with a private cooking class at a Florentine signora's beautiful country home to taste some Tuscan delicacies and local wines!

Assisi area (7 nights)

Discover the underrated region of Umbria, filled with castles, farmhouses, rich landscapes and gastronomic glory! Relax in the privacy of your own VILLA or step into the Middle Ages and explore nearby cities full of culture and history!

Click HERE to look at our selected villas in Umbria. 

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Italy is the world’s top travel destination, and our Italy tours showcase the best of the history, art, architecture, and more. From Rome to Tuscany, Sicily to the Amalfi Coast, find an Italy tour to your favorite places. Whether wine-tasting with your partner or touring Vatican museums with your family, our tours of Italy offer options for all travelers. Explore our featured tours, and design your dream Italy trip with our travel specialists.

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10  Day Custom Tour

Dynamic pricing from  $3,595

From intriguing history to incredible food and wine, this 10-day classic Italy trip immerses you in three iconic cities. Walk through ancient ruins in the footsteps of Julius Caesar. Get so close to Michelangelo’s masterpieces that the marble comes to life. Discover a secret world as you glide through dreamy canals. The eternal beauty of Rome, the Renaissance splendor of Florence, and the mystical ambiance of Venice will captivate you.

Dynamic pricing from  $3,575

Effortless charm, captivating cuisine, and immersive artistry exemplify your 10-day family Italy vacation. Travel from Rome to Venice on this 10-day family vacation to discover the fun of ancient life, Renaissance beauty, traditional pasta, hand-crafted masks, and the techniques of gladiators. Whether wandering through the Vatican Museum's empty galleries or witnessing the Uffizi Gallery's embracing beauty, Italy’s boundless splendor will exceed your family’s greatest expectations.

Dynamic pricing from  $4,415

This 10-day Italy tour will leave you well acquainted with a region known for delicious wines, panoramic views, and some of the most rugged coastlines. The Campania coastline includes some of the best beaches in Italy, and the area around Sorrento and Amalfi are no different. Experience active exploration and passive relaxation to ensure a comfortable experience during this Italian adventure.

12  Day Custom Tour

Dynamic pricing from  $9,355

Experience the true splendor of ancient life, cultural cuisine, and inspiring scenery during your 12-day luxury Italy vacation. From Rome to the Amalfi Coast and Sicily, witness glistening mosaics, walk with master Renaissance artists and discover the dishes that have shaped tradition. Enjoy exclusive tours and remarkable insights as you explore it all.

9  Day Custom Tour

Dynamic pricing from  $3,271

Along with the rich culture and abundant historical sites, this 9-day tour of central Italy is designed to showcase the gastronomic greatness of the places you visit. From Umbria to Tuscany, the beating heart of Italian olive oil and wine production will be yours to enjoy along with the many other culinary delights. By the time you depart, you will have a better understanding of Italy's love affair with food.

Dynamic pricing from  $7,015

Embrace the marvels of Italian flavor and the splendor of Italy's scenery during this 9-day luxury Italy wine tour. You will have an immersive experience of the wine culture and Italy's fabulous history of wine consumption, which will reveal sumptuous vines, elegant tastings, and exclusive excursions. From regal estates to stately panoramas, you will wander through antique cellars, stroll through medieval towns, and sample the spirit of Italy through its illustrious wines.

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17  Day Custom Tour

Dynamic pricing from  $5,979

From gliding through Venetian canals to exploring the northern jewels of Lake Como and Milan, venturing along the coast of Cinque Terre to discovering the charms of Tuscany, this 17-day highlights tour of Italy showcases beauty and wonder. Uncover the true splendors of Italy when embarking on this trip as you discover the Lakes District and immerse yourself in the world of Ancient Rome.

Dynamic pricing from  $6,081

Unbridled beauty veils Italy and its awe-inspiring countryside and spectacular coastline, scenes that will backdrop your educational exploration during this extensive 17-day tour from Venice to Rome. Whether it's the sprawling glimmering waters of Lake Como or the romantic skyline of Verona, Italy will dazzle and seduce you as you delve into its spirited culture and honored history along the journey.

21  Day Custom Tour

Dynamic pricing from  $16,375

The perfect balance of leisure and adventure is available on this 21-day tour of Italy. With destinations, such as Venice and Bologna, you will get a sound introduction to Italy's urban charm that can then be compared to the rustic countryside of Tuscany and the Costa Smeralda. No matter your preference, by the tour's end, you will be well acquainted with the culture and history of this unique Mediterranean world.

7  Day Custom Tour

Dynamic pricing from  $2,501

Italy’s countryside is teeming with hilltop towns that are speckled across the breathtaking region of Tuscany, which you will explore on this handcrafted 7-day tour. Under the Tuscan Sun, you will appreciate the endless beauty of the emerald hills that roll from Montepulciano in addition to admiring the ancient architecture of the cultural heritage sites in San Gimignano. From town to town, you can find beauty in every charming destination against the beautiful countryside backdrop.

Dynamic pricing from  $7,665

From the bustling historic neighborhoods of Bologna to the illustrious Piedmont farmlands surrounding La Morra, explore and adore boundless beauty as you breeze through the countryside on your 10-day Italy tour. Farm-to-table lunches paired with award-winning Italian wines, Ferrari test drives through ancient streets, and evenings exploring the local culture of medieval communes all feature on this luxurious honeymoon vacation to Bologna, Florence, and La Morra in Italy.

Dynamic pricing from  $7,795

Like jewels on a mountainous crown, the alpine lakes of Northern Italy offer a welcoming playground on this 10-day tour of Lake Como, Maggiore, and Iseo. Far from the crowds of Italy's major cities, you can walk in the footsteps of royalty as you explore this idyllic setting. From wineries to walking tours, this region will come alive and leave you astounded at the concentration of beauty that is to be found here.

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Summer is the most crowded and the warmest time of the year, so we typically recommend taking your trip to Italy in the shoulder season months of April, May, September , and October.

During these months in spring and fall, you can enjoy comfortable temperatures for city tours and sightseeing, expect fewer tourists, and experience seasonal festivals. In May and September, on either side of summer, the warm weather is fantastic for exploring the Italian coastline and famous islands like Sicily , Capri , and Ischia.

While these months are our favorites, Italy is a year-round destination, and summer and winter are wonderful for their own reasons. Whether traveling as a family to Rome in August or skiing in the Italian Alps in December, our guide on the best time to visit Italy can help you find the right month for your trip.

While there is a seemingly endless list of things to see and do, we recommend spending at least 10 days on a tour of Italy to experience the highlights.

10-day itineraries provide an excellent overview of Italy’s iconic destinations, including Rome, Florence, Tuscany, Venice, and the Amalfi Coast. That said, the longer you stay, the more you will experience, and our three-week itineraries are designed for travelers to explore as much of Italy as possible.

If you can only visit for a short time, our 7-day itineraries cover the essentials of Italy, or you can spend a few days in Italy’s capital city on a trip starting from Rome .

From northern Italy’s alpine summits to the central capital of Rome and sun-kissed southern coastlines, there is so much to explore from one region to the next.

Here are a few of the best places to visit in Italy :

• Rome : Home to iconic highlights like the Colosseum, Pantheon, and Trevi Fountain, the Eternal City is the ideal city to visit in Italy for first-timers and an excellent destination to start or end a trip.
• Florence : Gateway to the rolling Tuscan sunflower fields and famous for its Renaissance architecture, Florence, the region’s capital, is one of the most notable places in Italy.
• Tuscany : Known for its enchanting vineyards, medieval villages, and golden sunsets, the Tuscan countryside offers phenomenal wine tasting and cultural highlights to experience on your trip.
• Venice : Sail the canals by gondola, see landmarks like Saint Mark's Basilica, and savor the local Venetian delicacies when experiencing the history, culture, and romance of the Floating City.
• Amalfi Coast : Home to charming pastel-colored towns clinging to the cliffs, you can admire dramatic coastal views as you explore historic neighborhoods of the Amalfi Coast. This stunning stretch of steep, rocky coastline is one of the most scenic places in Italy.

From day trips to the Vatican City to Venetian gondola rides, Tuscan wine tasting, and pizza-making classes in Naples, here are some of the top things to do in Italy :

• Explore the art, architecture, and museums of the Vatican City
• Cruise the Floating City of Venice by gondola
• Discover Italy’s regional cuisines, from Neapolitan pizza in Naples to authentic bolognese in Bologna
• Sail between Italy’s top islands
• Visit the famous Italian ruins and UNESCO sites
• Taste the fine local varietals and blends of the Tuscan wine country

Whether touring top UNESCO sites or admiring the historic ruins , there are many famous landmarks and attractions to see on your Italy trip. Here are some favorites to explore:

• The Colosseum, Rome
• The Pantheon, Rome
• Trevi Fountain, Rome
• The Roman Forum, Rome
• The Vatican Museums, Vatican City
• St. Peter’s Basilica, Vatican City
• Uffizi Gallery, Florence
• The Leaning Tower of Pisa, Pisa
• Saint Mark’s Basilica, Venice
• Duomo di Milano, Milan

Pizza, pasta, and gelato are just a few famous foods to try as you explore Italy’s cities and towns. And while there is no single best city for food in Italy, each region offers signature dishes and cuisine to choose from. When planning an Italy food tour , consider these iconic culinary hotspots and classic Italian food experiences:

• Bologna : Prepare authentic Italian bolognese sauce
• Florence : Embark on a Tuscan truffle-hunting tour
• Parma : Learn about the history of Parmigiano-Reggiano
• Modena : Sample the original Modena balsamic vinegar
• Naples : Make traditional Neapolitan pizza from start to scratch

Visit famous wine regions on Italy wine tours that reveal why the local varietals and blends are among the best in the world. From Tuscany to Trentino-Alto Adige, here are some of the top wine regions to visit:

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Here are some of our most popular Italy itineraries with excellent routing for your first-time trip or return visit:

• Best of Italy Tour: Rome, Florence, Tuscany and Venice is our most popular itinerary for first-timers. You can start your trip in whichever city aligns with your ideal flight routing and experience Italy’s top destinations in 10 days.
• For travelers wishing to visit Rome, Florence, and Venice with an added stop on the Amalfi Coast, our Italy from North to South: 10-Day Classic Tour offers an excellent way to see the most famous cities, along with the Italian coastline.
• With more time, you can explore more of Italy’s popular destinations with added stops in Lake Garda and Naples. Our 15-Day Elegant Italy: Art, History, Food and Wine tour is an immersive experience with optimal routing to see the best of Italy.

For more routing options, explore our best luxury Italy itineraries and let our travel specialists design your personalized trip.

From medieval villages perched on hilltops to coastal towns off the beaten path, Italy’s lesser-known destinations should be on your radar. Here are a few of our favorite hidden gems in Italy where you can experience something unique:

• The Aeolian Islands: Most travelers flock to Sicily in summer, yet the Aeolian archipelago off Sicily’s northeastern coast is a hidden gem worth exploring if you want a sunny beach trip without the crowds.
• Castelmezzano: Second-time trips to Italy are best spent discovering unique spots, and Castelmezzano is a gem in southern Italy with a historic village clinging to the cliffs and overlooking the countryside.
• Trento: Tucked away in the northern Italian hills lies the charming city of Trento, one of Italy’s top winter destinations. Gateway to the Italian Alps, you can escape the crowds on a tour of northern Italy or travel in December for winter sports.

Explore more answers to common travel questions in our frequently asked questions about planning a trip to Italy .

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Language and culture, food and fashion, art and architecture, history and myths... all fill your senses as you set foot in bella Italia . Whether it’s the gondola rides and soft sunsets at Venice, the sweeping landscape and vineyards in Tuscany or the iconic larger-than-life sites in Rome—Italy invites you to slow down and soak it all in. Something that your Liberty Travel consultant keeps in mind when customizing your vacation package with just the right excursion or tour , so it can be one to remember.

Italy at a Glance

Currency: Euro (€)

Tipping Customs: Though not expected, you could give 10-15% at restaurants, if service charge is not included.

Language: Italian

Popular Drink: The Spritz

Must Eat: Gelato—no trip to Italy is complete without it.

Power Up: Type G (3-prong plug), 230 V

Weather: The climate varies considerably from the north to the south of Italy. North has extreme winters and summer. Central is milder, as is the South. Always check local weather.

Best Time to Visit: Any time of the year. Overall, April to June and September to October are most popular, when it’s comfortably warm.

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Go on a Gondola See Venice as it was intended to be seen, from the water. Let your gondolier take you through the quiet canals for an enchanting time.

Hike through Cinque Terre Explore picturesque cliffside villages and their citrus and olive farms with a hiking guide. Be camera-ready for breathtaking views.

Tour Pompeii This ancient city, incredibly preserved by volcanic ash, gives you an insight of Roman life before the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 AD.

Make Time for David Carved out of a single block of marble, Michelangelo's statue of David is truly iconic. See it in the "flesh" at the Accademia Gallery in Florence.

Rome on Wheels From the Spanish Steps, Colosseum, and Pantheon, to the gorgeous Trevi Fountain—pick a bike, Segway, Vespa, or golf cart tour to see it all.

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12 Best Italy Vacation Packages For 2024

Updated : April 22, 2024

AAA Travel Editor, SMT

Table of contents.

• Best of Italy
• Italian Elegance
• Southern Italy & Sicily
• Italy: Amalfi Coast to Puglia
• Tuscany and the Italian Riviera
• Reflections of Italy
• Spotlight on Tuscany
• Tuscan & Umbrian Countryside
• Italy’s Treasures
• Easy Pace Italy
• Country Roads of Northern Italy
• Country Roads of Southern Italy & Sicily

Book Your Italian Vacation With AAA 

Italy is a beautiful country rich in art, history and delicious cuisines. Booking a curated vacation package eliminates the hassle of planning every step of your trip, so you can spend more time savoring the charm of Italy.

Immerse yourself in the Italian culture and create unforgettable memories you’ll cherish for a lifetime. Explore the best Italy vacation packages , whether it’s exploring the entire country or enjoying the unique charm of Italian regions. 

1. Best of Italy

Package overview:

• Days: 13  Meals: 19  Features:  12 nights accommodation
• Hotel-to-hotel baggage handling
• Tour director services
• Airport transfers (restrictions apply) 

Explore the very best Italy has to offer with the Best of Italy vacation package. You’ll start your tour in the Eternal City of Rome, where you’ll embark on a sightseeing tour of the city and the Vatican. You’ll then journey south and stop by the ruins of Pompei before arriving at Sorrento for a couple-night stay. There, you’ll take a ferry to the Isle of Capri to visit some of its landmark sights. 

You’ll then pack up and head out to Assisi, the birthplace of St. Francis, to join a local specialist. They’ll lead you through the historic hilltop town and end your night at Trafalgar's Stays With Stories — a fully renovated old Franciscan monastery. You’ll then journey to the floating city of Venice for a couple of days of exploration before making your way to the Scenic Italian Lakes. 

You’ll enjoy some leisure time at Lake Como before driving to Pisa to view the Leaning Tower. You’ll end your night in Florence, where you’ll spend several days learning about the rich history and art of the city. To wrap up the trip, you’ll drive to San Gimignano to visit the Piazza del Duomo before heading back to Rome for your final night. 

2. Italian Elegance

• Days: 12 Meals: 18 Features:  11 nights accommodation
• Travel director services

See the beauty and landscapes of Italy on the Italian Elegance tour. You’ll first start your trip in Rome and the Vatican City before heading to Florence. There, you’ll spend some time in the Tuscan region, including a stop at San Gimignano. You’ll then drive through the Chianti Hills to see Pisa, Lucca, Portofino And Santa Margherita. 

You’ll continue to travel north to the port of La Spezia to visit the Cinque Terre. Following, you’ll head to the Italian Lake District to see Lake Maggiore. You’ll continue your journey through the Dolomites Mountains to stay in Cortina D'Ampezzo. You’ll end your trip with a few days in Venice, where you’ll sightsee in St Mark's Square, cruise the Venetian lagoon and stroll through the open-air markets near the Rialto Bridge. 

3. Southern Italy & Sicily

• Days: 13 Meals: 20  Features:  11 nights accommodation
• Tour manager services
• On some dates, additional accommodations may be used

Explore the southern tip of Italy and Sicily on the Southern Italy and Sicily tour. You’ll start your journey in Palermo, the capital of Sicily, with a welcome dinner featuring authentic Sicilian cuisine. During your first full day, you’ll explore the seaside town of Cefalù for some sightseeing with a local guide. While in Palermo, you’ll also visit a family-owned farmhouse for a farm-to-table dinner, join a walking tour of old town Palermo and visit hilltop Monreale.

You’ll make your way to Agrigento to visit the Valley of the Temples, one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world. While in Agrigento, you’ll also visit Piazza Armerina, the Ionian Coast and then land in Giardini Naxos. While you’re there, you’ll explore Taormina to see the Corvaja Palace and its well-preserved Greek theater. 

You’ll continue down the Amalfi coast to Matera, Sorrento and Positano, where you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. Before you head to Rome, you’ll stop in Pompeii to see the historic excavated ruins. You’ll then enjoy a final night in Rome with a farewell dinner and a final cup of gelato. 

4. Italy: Amalfi Coast to Puglia

• Days: 14 Meals: 19 Features:  12 nights accommodation

The Amalfi Coast to Puglia tour begins in Naples, where you’ll spend two days exploring the historic city center and ancient ruins of Pompeii. You’ll then travel down the Amalfi Coast to neighboring towns Minori and Maiori. You’ll enjoy learning about and sampling limoncello before hiking along the coastline. You’ll then stop in Ravello, where you can visit the gardens of Villa Rufolo or hike a half-mile trail down to the remote gardens of Villa Cimbrone. 

After spending time in Ravello, you’ll travel to Matera, where you’ll experience the town's unique cave dwellings. You’ll then travel to the region of Puglia to learn about how olive oil is made at an olive grove before making your way to Lecce. You’ll spend the last part of the tour visiting Ostuni and Alberobello, two beautiful cities known for their architecture and local culture. 

5. Tuscany and the Italian Riviera

• Days: 9 Meals: 12 Features:  7 nights accommodation

Explore some of the best regions of Italy with the Tuscany and The Italian Riviera package. You’ll start your trip in Turin, the first capital of Italy, in the 1800s. You’ll explore Turin alongside an expert guide to learn more about its Italian and French roots. You’ll then head to the Italian Riviera to stay in La Spezia. During your stay in La Spezia, you’ll visit the villages of La Morra and Cinque Terre. 

You’ll then travel to the city of Lucca for a walking tour with a local guide. After a day of learning about the city’s Roman heritage and independent exploration, you’ll continue to Figline, where you’ll stay for the next three nights. During your stay, you’ll travel to Florence to see some of the city’s most iconic landmarks, including the Ponte Vecchio and the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. You’ll then spend the rest of your trip exploring the Chianti countryside, during which you’ll visit an award-winning frantoio. 

6. Reflections of Italy

• Days: 10 Meals: 12 Features:  8 nights accommodation

After you complete your trip with Reflections of Italy , you’ll be spending plenty of time reflecting on the amazing memories you created. You’ll start your trip in Rome with a welcome dinner featuring regional specialties. You’ll spend some time exploring Roman museums, including the Vatican museums. From Rome, you’ll travel to Assisi to embark on a guided walking tour of the Basilica of St. Francis. 

You’ll travel through the Tuscan countryside to the Etruscan city of Cortona to see its medieval architecture and views of Lake Trasimeno. You’ll then spend some time in Florence with a walking tour of the city’s landmarks. While you’re there, you’ll visit a historic winery in the Chianti region for a fun chef-led cooking class before heading through the Apennine Mountains toward the Po River Valley. 

You’ll travel to Venice and take a boat to Murano Island for a glass-blowing demonstration and a tour of the floating city. To finish off the tour, you’ll travel to the beautiful Lake Como in northern Italy. There, you’ll take a ferry ride to Bellagio to spend the day admiring the gorgeous lake and historic villas. You’ll end the day back in Como for a farewell dinner with your travel companions. 

7. Spotlight on Tuscany

• Days: 9 Meals: 11 Features:  7 nights accommodation

Discover all that the Tuscan countryside offers in the Spotlight on Tuscany package. You’ll start your tour in the spa resort town of Montecatini Terme, where you’ll enjoy a welcome dinner getting to know your travel companions. You’ll then take a guided tour of the city of Lucca and visit the town of Borgo a Mozzano. You’ll then travel to Florence, where you’ll spend the day on an extensive walking tour of the city, stopping at Piazza del Duomo, the Academy Gallery and Piazza della Signoria. 

The next day, you’ll either take a guided walking tour of the Tettuccio Spa or embark on a full-day excursion to Siena. Following, you’ll stop in Pisa to see the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa and then have a day to leisurely explore the area of Montecatini Terme. You’ll also have the unique opportunity to visit a cheese farm to learn how pecorino cheese is made and enjoy a Tuscan feast to celebrate the end of an incredible adventure. 

8. Tuscan & Umbrian Countryside

• Days: 11 Meals: 15 Features:  9 nights accommodation
• On some dates, additional accommodations may be used 

Looking to explore the Tuscan and Umbrian regions? Then this Italian vacation package is perfect for you. You’ll start your trip with an overnight flight to Rome and are welcomed with a group dinner. You’ll then travel to the Etruscan hill town of Spoleto, where you’ll learn about the Ponte delle Torri aqueduct and Duomo of Santa Maria Assunta. 

You’ll then travel to Assisi, where you’ll visit the famous Basilica of St. Francis during a walking tour with a city guide. You’ll also have the opportunity to enjoy lunch with a local family and learn more about the Umbrian culture. During your time in Umbria, you’ll also visit a frantoio (olive presser) and an artisanal pasta factory. 

You’ll leave the Umbrian countryside and make your way to the villages of Tuscany and stay in Pienza. There, you’ll explore the countryside, tour a winery estate and take a trip to nearby Siena. The last several days of your trip will be spent exploring Florence and meeting a local truffle hunter to make a home-cooked lunch. You’ll end your trip in the Chianti region, staying in a restored Tuscan villa. 

9. Italy’s Treasures

• Days: 12 Meals: 18 Features:  10 nights accommodation

The Italy’s Treasures package is ideal for those interested in a more unique way to experience Italy. You’ll start your journey in Stresa, on the shores of Lake Maggiore. You’ll have the opportunity to cruise to Isola dei Pescatori, where you’ll enjoy a welcome dinner and get to know your travel group. During the next several days, you’ll explore more of Stresa, travel to the glacial Lake Orta and make your way to the Italian Riviera.

The next day, you’ll travel by train to the colorful Cinque Terre. You’ll have the unique opportunity to visit the Carrara marble quarries, home of the marble used by famous Italian artist Michelangelo to carve the Statue of David and his Pietà in Rome's St. Peter's Basilica. You’ll then journey into the Chianti countryside and visit the city of Siena while staying in a Tuscan villa retreat. You’ll then have several days to visit Florence and Bologna, then finally end your trip exploring the floating city of Venice. 

10. Easy Pace Italy

• Days: 10 Meals: 14 Features:  9 nights accommodation

The Easy Pace Italy package explores three of Italy’s most popular destinations—Rome, Florence and Venice. You’ll first start your trip in the Eternal City of Rome, spending time getting to know your travel group and exploring the Vatican City. After several days in Rome , you’ll drive to the Chianti Hills and the city of Florence.

You’ll spend several days in the Tuscan region, including driving to the nearby town of Pisa and visiting a nearby farm to learn about local wine and olive oil production. You’ll then drive north to Venice. There, you’ll explore the city on a private launch, cruise to other islands and soak up the final days of your trip. On the last day, you’ll depart from the Venice Marco Polo Airport back home or to your next destination. 

11. Country Roads of Northern Italy

• Days: 10 Meals: 13 Features:  9 nights accommodation
• Airport transfers (conditions apply) 

The Country Roads of Northern Italy package explores the northern region of Italy. You’ll fly into Milan and travel to the region of Lombardy to Verona and Trento. You’ll then venture through the Dolomites and climb up to an inclusive ski resort, Cortina D'Ampezzo. After traveling through the mountains, you’ll journey through the Prosecco countryside and stop by Conegliano before landing in Venice. 

To round out the trip, you’ll head to the Italian Lakes—Lake Como and Lake Maggiore—for some sightseeing and relaxation. You’ll then unwind at the Hotel Simplon on Lake Maggiore for your last day and depart home from Milan airport. 

12. Country Roads of Southern Italy & Sicily

• Days: 14 Meals: 21 Features:  13 nights accommodation

The Country Roads of Southern Italy and Sicily package tours through the southern tip of Italy and the region of Sicily. You’ll start your journey in Rome and travel south to explore sunny Sorrento, the beautiful Isle of Capri and the ruins of Pompeii. You’ll spend time in Alberobello to see the Trulli Of Alberobello and then journey down to Matera and the Taormina Riviera. You’ll then explore the Sicilian region and visit Agrigento, the Valley of the Temples and finish your trip in Palermo. 

Ready to embark on an Italian adventure? Dream of strolling the streets of Rome, eating gelato on the Ponte Vecchio in Florence or basking in the sun in Sorrento. Discover your Italy vacation package with AAA—your magical vacation awaits.

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Italy may be one of Europe 's most-visited countries, but finding your way around Venice’s canals, choosing the best place for gelato in Rome, and knowing your agnello from your agnolotti are skills best learned from locals. Our Italy tours & vacations are all about strolling down cobbled lanes in city backstreets and ancient walled villages in search of la dolce vita. Once here, the opportunities are endless – from tasting balsamic vinegar in a traditional acetaia in Modena and sailing past pastel-hued cliffside villages on the Amalfi Coast , to sampling local wine in Tuscany's vineyards  and admiring lesser-known Renaissance art in Florence . One thing's for sure: you won’t be going hungry.

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Culture and customs.

With the Renaissance, opera, Vespa, Valentino, slow food, espresso, the Colosseum, and the Sistine Chapel, the culture of Italy is as rich as its food. And with iconic cities like Rome, Venice, Florence, and Naples showcasing historic gems around every corner, it's easy to see why Italians are so very proud of their heritage. Italy drips with sensational artwork, ancient icons, ornate architecture, and historic sights. The streets are filled with people and places that exude character and charisma, and the famous Italian artists, inventors, and public figures who have contributed so much to the world are openly adored and celebrated.

In general, Italians value family, food, and the enjoyment of life. Good quality food made with the best ingredients is preferred over processed products and fast food. Eating is a pleasure to be enjoyed with friends and family, not a necessary inconvenience. Respect for the family unit is paramount, with many families choosing to live close to each other for life. Community is also an important element of Italian life and this can be seen in neighbors enjoying a passeggiata (an after-dinner stroll and chat).

Italians certainly live their lives with passion, and this is evident in their zealous approach to driving, passionate following of football (soccer) matches, and exuberant social life. It's common to see Italians debate politics, fashion, sport, and current affairs with ferocious verve, which can sometimes be quite confronting for people from meeker cultural backgrounds. But lying underneath the bold, animated exterior of most Italians is a deep, passionate love of life itself.

History and government

Rise of the empire.

The rise of the Roman Empire has been the subject of much fascination, intrigue, and interest from scholars, artists, travelers, and students around the world. The modern world owes a lot to this civilization, with many important scientific inventions, art movements, architectural triumphs, and philosophical ideas being born from Roman civilization – most notably during the Renaissance.

Founded sometime around 750 BC, Rome is still considered one of the most important and enduring cities in the world. Home to such famous citizens as Julius Caesar, Emperor Augustus, Claudius, Nero, Mark Antony, and Marcus Aurelius, Rome has enjoyed the great highs of dominating the Mediterranean region and the artistic triumphs of the Renaissance, but also the lows of the Great Fire of Rome, which ended up destroying a large part of the city. Rome has survived natural disasters, political turmoil, feuding families, plagues, and fierce wars.

Spanning centuries, the story of Ancient Rome is full of dramatic twists and turns and explains how tourist icons like the Colosseum, Pantheon, Circus Maximus, and Palatine Hill came to be.

The Renaissance

The time of the Renaissance in Italy (15th to 16th century) marked the clear transition from the Middle Ages to Modernity. The social and cultural revolution began in Florence, which was under the rule of the Medici family, and spread south to Rome. During this time, there was a reinvigoration of the arts, literature, science, invention, and political theory, which influenced all of Europe – all centered in Italy.

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After the Renaissance, Italy was unified with Sardinia in 1861, becoming the Kingdom of Italy. After World War I, Italy came under the fascist rule of Benito Mussolini, who ruled until 1943. Siding with Nazi Germany in World War II, the Italian Army suffered many losses and ultimately surrendered in 1945. After a referendum in 1946, Italy became a Republic and flourished during the 1950s and 1960s. The post-war period marks a time of economic progress for Italy, also largely reflected by the rest of the world's increased economic stability during a period of relative peace.

From the late 1960s, Italians lived with political upheaval and uncertainty, marked by the ‘Anni di Piombo’ or ‘Years of Lead’. This time was marked by conflict and public protests, and in the years to follow, corruption, organized crime, terrorism, and government debt were prominent in Italy. This led to extremist incidents of political terrorism and crisis on the left and the right, with one terrorist group – le Brigaterosse (or the Red Brigade) – a key player in the turmoil.

In 1994, media mogul Silvio Berlusconi was elected to the office of Prime Minister but was forced to step down later in the year after losing support from his political partners. Social unrest died down a little after the turn of the millennium, but Italy’s political system remained fraught with instability. Undeterred, Berlusconi regained power on two separate occasions, both times amid controversy and scandal.

Currently, Italy is run under a unitary parliamentary republic system and has been since 1946. The final downfall of Berlusconi has marked a shift in Italian politics, with many parties vying for office, and alliances and coalitions the only way to do so.

Top places to visit in Italy

Oh, Venice. The city of romance, gondolas, Piazza San Marco and an endless maze of canals. With plenty of free time to eat, drink, shop and stroll, you’ll lose all sense of direction – but remember, getting lost in Venice is the whole point! Don't forget to sample a big slice of tiramisu (coffee-soaked sponge cake), the region’s specialty. Explore Venice on our 14 day Best of Italy tour, on our 8 day Highlights of Italy tour, or on our 8 day Italy Real Food Adventure.

2. Cinque Terre

The footpaths between the villages on the enchanting Cinque Terre were once the only way to travel in the region. Hike along the rugged clifftops and discover olive groves, vineyards, breathtaking vistas and five pastel villages perched on the coastline – each more colorful than the last. If hiking isn’t your thing, don’t worry – just jump on the train! Fall in love with Cinque Terre on our 15 day Barcelona to Rome tour, on our 8 day Cinque Terre: Hike, Bike & Kayak tour, or on our 8 day Northern Italy Family Holiday tour.

3. Amalfi Coast

Discover southern Italy’s dazzling coastline of cliffside villages and rugged terrain by land and sea, perhaps sailing out on the Mediterranean to picturesque Procida or the Isle of Capri on an adventure cruise . You might like to hike the famous Walk of the Gods, sip Campari in Sorrento, or tuck into traditional pizza in Naples – the birthplace of pizza. Adventure along the Amalfi coast on our 10 day Explore Southern Italy tour or on our 8 day Amalfi Coast: Hike, Bike & Kayak tour.

There's much more to Tuscany than Florence's impressive Renaissance art and architecture – though there'll be plenty of time to explore this! From rolling hills and fruitful vineyards to charming fortified towns with their relaxed vibes, the Tuscan countryside is the Italy that continues to draw you back; the one you fall in love with. Marvel at Tuscany's picturesque countryside on our 10 day Italy Experience tour or on our 8 day Cycle Tuscany tour.

Italy’s enduring capital, the epicenter of the fierce Roman Empire – Rome is a living, breathing history book. Dive deep into the city’s most iconic sites – the Forum, Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps – and stumble upon the country within a city: the Vatican. Or simply sip espresso at one of the tiny streetside cafes and watch life go by. Absorb Rome's history on our 8 day Rome to Amalfi tour or on our 8 day Highlights of Italy in Winter tour.

6. Taormina

If mainland Italy is the boot, Sicily is the football. The further south you go, the more relaxed Italians get – so immerse yourself in an island culture full of charm, and a cuisine packed full of arancini and granita. Take a day trip to the charming city of Taormina and visit the world-famous Greek theatre and cathedral, take a dip in pristine coves, or enjoy lunch while looking at the imposing Mt. Etna. Visit Taormina on our 24 day Rome to Sicily adventure.

Eating and drinking

Italy may be the food capital of the world (not exaggerating), but sometimes it can be difficult to know what to eat and where to go.

When eating and drinking through Italy, be sure to walk a street or two away from the tourist attractions to find a restaurant, as they often are cheaper and much more authentic than the ones close by. Be skeptical of menus entirely in English and those with pictures, as this is, again, not the authentic way. Also, bigger is not always better – often, the ‘hole-in-the-wall’ restaurants produce the best food. But above all, go with your gut and follow your eyes and nose, and you will be satisfied.

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• Antipasto If any country knows its way around cured meat and vegetables, it’s Italy. Discover salami, olives, artichokes, anchovies, cheeses, grissini, and more, with each board changing depending on what region you find yourself in.
• Pizza If you were asked to describe Italy in one word, chances are someone would yell ‘pizza’. This carby dish of 100% joy is found all over, with regional specialties everywhere you go. And if you’re vegan? No stress – just ask for one of the vegetarian pizzas ‘senza formaggio’ (without cheese) and you’ll be set. Expect to be crucified if you ask for pineapple, though. 
• Pasta Different shapes, different sauces, and different preparations make this one of the world’s most versatile dishes. From a fiery penne arrabbiata and a creamy spaghetti cacio e pepe to a baked gnocchi alla romana, you really can’t go wrong.
• Gelato Traditional Italian flavors like bacio (chocolate hazelnut), amarena (sour cherry), and limone (lemon) are the perfect accompaniment to sightseeing on a hot summer's day. Stack the gusti (flavors) up on a cono (cone) or in a copetta (cup) for a quick snack.
• Wine Italy produces some of the world's best wine, so savor a glass (or three) of Chianti or Sangiovese with dinner. Most regions of Italy produce their own wine, but the area that everyone talks about is the one and only Tuscany.
• Aperitivo A classic Italian pastime, aperitivo hour calls for two things: to find a local restaurant or bar in the early evening, and to order yourself a drink. This is usually a light and dry tonic, but can be wine or a cocktail. It’s usually accompanied by some complimentary nibbles.

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Geography and environment

Sharing borders with Switzerland , France , Slovenia , and Austria , Italy also encompasses the independent territories of San Marino and Vatican City and includes the islands of Sicily and Sardinia.

Home to mountains, volcanoes, islands, beaches, spectacular cliffs, and expansive stretches of coastline, the natural landscapes of Italy provide dramatic scenery as well as popular places to explore and relax for travelers. The major cities of Italy, although industrialized, still retain buildings, churches, and relics from the past. It's quite common to see modern shops housed in historic cobblestone streets and new Vespas perched beside piazzas.

In smaller cities and more isolated areas, rural life is a whole lot slower. Permaculture remains popular, with many Italians growing fruit and vegetables in their backyards. The traffic and frenetic pace of the cities give way to idyllic olive groves, vineyards, and farmhouses.

8 iconic Italian landscapes

• Capri Be blown away by the shimmering beauty of this sun-bleached island that sits in the middle of a mass of deep blue water. Home to luminous sea caves, stunning cliff faces, and whitewashed buildings, Capri is the perfect setting for a romantic escapade, a relaxing boat ride, or some serious sun-worshipping.
• Tuscany An enchanting mix of rolling green hills, vineyards, simple farmhouses, and charming villages, Tuscan landscapes are effortlessly beautiful. Whether you're cycling around vineyards, hiking through the countryside, or lying in a field of golden grass, Tuscany is made for life in the slow lane.
• Lake Como Lake Como is considered one of the most picturesque slices of Italy. A vast expanse of deep blue water set to a stunning mountainous backdrop dotted with rustic villas and wildflowers, Como is the sparkling jewel of Italy's north, naturally polished to perfection.
• Mount Vesuvius Sitting on the Bay of Naples, the austere beauty of brooding Mt Vesuvius offers a contrast to the luscious green landscapes of the Mediterranean. Mt Vesuvius is still active, but a hike to the summit is possible – and worth it for the views of the bay below.
• Amalfi Coast A journey along the winding roads of the Amalfi Coast offers panoramic sea views, and alluring towns perched on cliffs and beaches bathed in sunlight. Admire landscapes dotted with lemon trees and olive groves and enjoy the gentle sea breezes.
• Sicily Sitting under the watchful eye of moody Mt Etna, Sicily is a taste of authentic Italy. Surrounded by a sea of turquoise speckled with volcanic islands, Sicily boasts diverse landscapes of rocky mountains, rural pastures, ancient ruins, and villages steeped in history.
• The Dolomites Carpeted in wildflowers during summer and covered in a blanket of white snow during winter, the Dolomites are a breathtaking sight in any season. Whether you're hiking the trails during summer or skiing downhill during winter, you’ll soon realize why the Dolomites have such a mighty reputation.
• Le Cinque Terre A quintessential Italian sight, the Cinque Terre, or Five Lands, is a destination to be cherished. Walk the rocky path over steep cliffs and past character-filled villages perched beside the sea. Wander past shady trees, gardens, and groves as the sea reflects the sun’s rays. This is panoramic perfection!

Italians are known for their style and this is reflected in their designer fashion and furniture. Be prepared to part with money – shopping in Italy can get quite expensive – but the quality of handmade and tailored items is generally exceptional.

Things to buy

• Clothing Milan, Rome, and other big cities are packed with high-end designer fashion boutiques, chic outlets, and tailors. Wherever you are in Italy, you're guaranteed to get the latest fashions straight from the catwalks of Europe.
• Colorful ceramics Vibrant, hand-painted ceramic bowls, jugs, and glasses can be found in the shops and markets of the Amalfi Coast and Sicily – a perfect reminder of the Mediterranean. If you do happen to head to the island of Murano in Venice, be sure to check out their renowned glassware.
• Masks Venice is filled with shops selling elaborate, handcrafted masquerade masks. These colorful creations look great hung on walls and are a true Venetian keepsake.
• Leather footwear, bags and accessories Florence and Rome are hotspots for sourcing gorgeous handmade leather items. Splash out on an 'investment purchase' – a leather handbag that will last a lifetime. You deserve it.
• Italian foodstuffs Now, this one you’ve got to be careful with, but if you know your limits, you’ll be eating and drinking authentically when you arrive home. Infused olive oils, syrupy balsamic vinegar, local dried pasta, limoncello, and more – all (likely) fine to pack carefully in your luggage and take home. Be careful with anything fresh or unsealed, though, or you might be in for a hefty fine if you try to get them back home.

It's a good idea to check with your local customs officials to ensure that you are able to bring certain items back into your home country.

Top Italian events and festivals 

Keep the ‘festa’ (or party) going in Italy with festivals and events all around the country. If there’s something going on in Italy, you know that food and drink is somehow involved, too.

1. Regata Storica di Venezia (Venice Historical Regatta)

For four days, Venice’s romantic gondolas take second place on the scenic canals to races featuring the world’s best rowers. Dating back to the 13th century, this historic event is held on the first Sunday of September each year.

2. Natale di Roma (Rome’s Birthday Celebrations)

Every April, Rome throws itself an epic birthday bash and parties like it’s 753 BC. Gladiator battles, historic re-enactments, equestrian events, parades, and concerts are all part of this three-day throwback to ancient Roman times.

3. Pasqua (Easter)

Beautifully decorated shop windows, colorful painted eggs, church services, parades, feasts, and fireworks make Easter a wonderful time to visit and be immersed in traditional Italian cultures. A huge Easter celebration mass is held at St Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican, followed by an address from the Pope at noon. There are many festive recipes rolled out for Easter, too, including the colomba – a dove-shaped cake flavored with almond.

5. Carnevale

Each city may celebrate differently, but Carnevale festivities in the lead-up to Lent are always a raucous affair in Italy. Venice celebrates with masked parties. Viareggio opts for parades featuring floats, costumes, and enormous papier-mache puppets, and Turin hosts the Battle of the Oranges – a spectacular food fight with, you guessed it, oranges.

6. Verona Opera Festival

The country that gave the world opera hosts the oldest opera festival in Verona each summer in the historic Verona Arena, a massive first-century Roman amphitheater.

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Further reading

For inspiring stories to prepare you for your Italy adventure, check out these books:

• The Name of the Rose – Umberto Eco
• I’m Not Scared – Niccolo Ammaniti
• The Divine Comedy – Dante Alighieri
• Naples ‘44 – Norman Lewis
• Call Me By Your Name – Andre Aciman
• The Sicilian – Mario Puzo
• Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire – Simon Baker
• A Thousand Days in Venice – Marlena de Blasi

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Italy travel FAQs

Do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

Do you need a visa for Italy?

Generally, you will not need a visa to travel to Italy for a period of up to 90 days. Some citizens of a select few nationalities may need to obtain a Schengen visa before traveling to Italy. For more information, contact the Italian embassy or consulate in your home country.

This page is for general information only and may be subject to change. It is your responsibility to obtain relevant visa and travel information required for entry, departure and travel to each country or region you visit on your trip. You should confirm these with the relevant embassies and/or consulates. 

Last updated: 06/06/2023

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

Is tipping customary in Italy?

Tipping isn’t customary in Italy, but it is appreciated. Feel free to leave a small amount if the service has been particularly good. Some restaurants will add a cover charge or ‘servizio’ to your bill.

What is the internet access like in Italy?

Italy, like the rest of Europe , is well connected. Wi-fi is almost always available at larger hotels and guesthouses, either included in your room price, or for a small additional fee. Some smaller accommodations, such as rural guesthouses and homestays, may not have wi-fi available, or the signal may be patchy.

Many fast food chains, bars and restaurants also offer wi-fi connectivity, often with an access code located on a purchase receipt. Look out for the international wi-fi symbol, or politely ask a waiter if the option is available. Some major Italian cities also offer public wi-fi hotspots with registration.

If you do not have your own device, there are still some internet cafes in Italy’s major cities.

Can I use my cell phone while in Italy?

Cell coverage is generally good in Italy. Your best (and often cheapest) option is to purchase a local SIM card when arriving in Italy if your phone is compatible and unlocked.

There is also the option to activate global roaming with your service provider before leaving home. Check the roaming charges before you leave home, as this option can often be highly expensive.

What are the toilets like in Italy?

Western-style flushable toilets are the norm in Italy.

Public toilets are not in abundance in Italy, so your best bet is to use the facilities in museums, galleries, department stores, train stations and restaurants. You may have to pay a small fee to use public toilets – ranging from around EUR 0.50 to EUR 2.

What will it cost for a…?

Italy’s unit of currency is the euro (EUR). Here's what you can expect to pay for a:

• Cup of coffee = EUR € 1.50
• Small gelato cone = EUR € 2-3
• A glass of beer = EUR € 4-5
• Bottle of wine in a restaurant = EUR € 10
• Mid-range meal at a restaurant = EUR € 30-40

Can I drink the water in Italy?

Drinking water from taps in Italy is generally considered safe. For environmental reasons, try to avoid buying bottled water. Fill a reusable water bottle or canteen with filtered water instead.

Are credit cards accepted widely in Italy?

Major credit cards are widely accepted by stores in Italy. Smaller cafes, shops and markets may not accept credit cards, and smaller museums or galleries may charge an entry fee in cash only, so ensure you carry enough cash to cover small purchases.

What is ATM access like in Italy?

ATMs are common in Italy, so finding one won't be a problem in most towns and cities. Beware of transaction fees that ATMs charge and the conversion rates they may offer, as they are often much worse than what your card offers.

What public holidays are celebrated in Italy?

• 1 Jan: New Year’s Day (Capodanno)
• 6 Jan: Epiphany (Epifania)
• *Mar/Apr: Easter Sunday (Pasqua)
• *Mar/Apr: Easter Monday (Pasquetta)
• 25 Apr: Liberation Day (Giorno della Liberazione)
• 1 May: Labour Day (Festa del Lavoro)
• 2 Jun: Republic Day (Festa della Repubblica)
• 15 Aug: Feast of the Assumption (Ferragosto)
• 1 Nov: All Saint’s Day (Festa di Ognisanti)
• 8 Dec: Feast of the Immaculate Conception (Festa dell’Immacolata Concezione)
• 25 Dec: Christmas Day (Natale)
• 26 Dec: St Stephen’s Day (Festa di Santo Stefano)

Please note, Italy public holidays may vary.

Is Italy safe for LGBTQIA+ travelers?

Italy is mostly a safe destination for LGBTQIA+ travelers. Same-sex relationships are legal and are largely accepted, with civil unions entrenched in law since 2016. Same-sex marriage is currently not legal. There are some anti-discrimination laws to protect sexual orientation and gender identity.

In more rural and regional areas, overt displays of affection can attract negative responses in smaller towns, which tend to be more conservative. Rome, Milan and Bologna have the largest gay scenes, and Florence and Naples have a handful of LGBTQIA+-friendly venues too.

For more detailed and up-to-date advice, we recommend visiting Equaldex  or  ILGA before you travel.

If you are traveling solo on an Intrepid group tour, you will share accommodation with a passenger of the same gender as per your passport information. If you don’t identify with the gender assigned on your passport, please let us know at time of booking and we’ll arrange the rooming configuration accordingly. A single supplement is available on some tours for travelers who do not wish to share a room.

When is the best time to visit Italy?

Italy enjoys a temperate climate most of the year, with June, July and August the warmest months. Popular tourist spots get very busy and crowded during the European summer, but don’t let that deter you – the sun will be shining, and the gelato will be served icy cold.

The shoulder seasons of April–May and September–October offer great conditions for travel, with milder temperatures and fewer crowds at main sights and beaches. Even though it’s not as hot, you’re still set for some warmer conditions and more pleasant temperatures to walk around cities like Rome and Florence.

It can get quite cold in the winter months, especially in the north, with cities like Milan, Turin and Venice often seeing snow, fog and rain in December and January. Major coastal tourist spots like the Amalfi Coast and Cinque Terre can be very quiet during winter with many establishments closing at this time, so it might be best to visit in the warmer months if these places interest you.

What is the weather like in Italy?

As you can tell from a world map, Italy is a pretty long country compared to its European neighbors. This gives it one of the more diverse climates in Europe , with mountainous zones in the north and dry arid landscapes in the south graced with all different types of weather.

Much of the inland northern regions have harsh winters and hot summers, while coastal areas of Liguria, Tuscany and the south of Italy generally fit that Mediterranean stereotype, with hot and dry summers and mild winters. The east coast of the Italian peninsula is not as wet as the west coast, but in winter, the east coast is usually colder.

Generally, Italy’s hottest month in the south is August and can reach upwards of 104°F, while the north hits its peak in July and has slightly milder maximums. January is the coldest month throughout the country.

What to pack for Italy?

You’ll need to consider the time of year you want to travel, plus the places you’re travelling to so you can work out what you should wear in Italy.

In summer, loose-fitting cotton clothing like light t-shirts and shorts or light trousers, is recommended no matter what part of the country you’re in. During the transitioning seasons of April-May and September-October, packing a jacket and long pants is encouraged so you can layer, if needed.

Winter brings snow and sub-zero temperatures to the north of the country, so if you’re travelling in Milan or the Piedmont region, pack warm clothing, such as thermals and thick jackets. A scarf and gloves are encouraged too. For the south, you may not need all the heavy stuff, but having warm, windproof and waterproof gear is advisable.

If you wish to visit the Sistine Chapel and other churches and religious sites in the Vatican City and beyond, it is highly recommended that men and women wear clothing that covers shoulders and knees, any time of year. If you are found to be wearing immodest clothing by security guards or staff, you will be denied entry.

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Is Italy accessible for travellers with disabilities?

Intrepid is committed to making travel widely accessible, regardless of ability or disability. That’s why we do our best to help as many people see the world as possible, whatever physical or mental limitations they might have. We’re always happy to talk to travelers with disabilities and see if we can help choose the most suitable itinerary and, where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

Despite Italy’s charm and old-town feel, travelers with mobility and sight or hearing impairments may find it difficult to travel around the country independently. Old cobbled streets and pavements blocked by parked cars are the norm, making it difficult for wheelchair users.

Despite this, much of Italy’s public transport system is mobility friendly. The service ‘Sala Blu’ (Blue Hall) is provided to travellers who require assistance at the 14 main train stations around Italy. These services include providing a wheelchair, a representative to accompany you to your train, another to meet at the other end, lift service to get on and off the train, and free use of baggage trolleys.

Many of Italy’s most-visited attractions, like the Colosseum, Vatican museums and the Uffizi Gallery, are almost entirely wheelchair accessible, with ramps and lifts available. Venice may be considered the least accessible, but it is possible. Bridges between canals should be avoided, but vaporettos (or water taxis) can be used, especially the routes along the Grand Canal.

If you do live with a visual, hearing or other impairment, let your booking agent or group leader know early on so they’re aware and suitable arrangements can be made. As a general rule, knowing some common words in the local language, carrying a written itinerary with you and taking to the streets in a group, rather than solo, can help make your travel experience the best it can be.

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What kind of accommodation will I be staying in?

Traveling with Intrepid is a little bit different. We endeavor to provide travelers with an authentic experience to remember, so we try to keep accommodation as unique and traditional as possible.

When traveling with us in Italy you may find yourself staying in a:

Agriturismo (farmstay)

Your time in Italy is further enhanced with an agriturismo, or farmstay, experience. Immerse yourself in a picturesque setting overlooking the countryside, with food and relaxation the main focus.

How will I be traveling around Italy?

Intrepid believes half the fun of experiencing a new country is getting there, and getting around once there! Where possible, Intrepid uses local transport options and traditional modes of transport – which usually have less of an environmental impact, support small local operators and are heaps more fun.

Depending on which trip you're on while in Italy, you may find yourself traveling by bicycle.

Whether it’s riding through fields of grass scattered with wildflowers or past quaint buildings down cobblestone lanes, taking a quick spin around town or tackling the towering Dolomites, two wheels open up so many options.

What better way to see Italy’s island of Sardinia or the Amalfi coast than on a small-group sailing adventure? Cruise past idyllic islands to fabulous shore stops dotted around the Mediterranean.

Does my trip to Italy support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. In fact, we make a donation on behalf of every traveler. Trips to Italy directly support our foundation partner, Cooperativa Coraggio.

Cooperativa Coraggio

Cooperativa Coraggio set up agricultural projects on unused public land to create local jobs and produce organic food in communities in Italy. Donations from our trips help their regeneration project on 22 hectares of land at Borghetto San Carlo Estate, located on the outskirts of Rome.  

Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

What is it like traveling on a small group tour?

Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or you’re about to embark on your first trip, traveling can be as intimidating as it is exciting. That's the beauty of a small group tour. From handling the logistics and organizing amazing cultural activities to local leaders who know each destination like the back of their hand (like which street has the best markets and where to get the most authentic food), traveling on a small group tour with Intrepid will give you unforgettable travel experiences without the hassle that comes with exploring a new place. Plus, you'll have ready-made friends to share the journey with. All you have to do is turn up with a healthy sense of adventure and we’ll take care of the rest.

Does my Intrepid trip include airfare?

While our Intrepid trips include many modes of transport, from tuk-tuks to overland vehicles, bullet trains and feluccas, airfare to and from your home country is not included in your tour package.

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Fully Guided Tours & Trips in Italy

Find the right fully guided tour for you in Italy. There are 862 trips to choose from, that range from one day in length, up to 25 days. The month with the most departures is September, making it the most popular time to visit Italy.

250+ Fully Guided tour packages in Italy with 12,081 reviews

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Local Living Italy—Sorrento

This tour is a great experience in regards to staying on a working farm. The accommodation, meals and staff at the farm were amazing. Luigi is so fun, helpful and informative. The limoncello and pizza making were excellent. We were lucky enough to be part of a wonderful group of tours it’s who really had fun together. The sailing around Capri is one of the best experiences we have ever had. Our tour guide was simply one of us, laughing,travelling and with us on nearly all excursion. It’s not easy to get into Sorrento so be prepared for that. The blue grotto option is almost impossible in high season so rule that out too. Enjoy the farm stay, the food, the people and the experience!

Sicilian Secrets - Tour of Sicily 10 days from Palermo 2024

The tour was excellent.

Classical Italy

The trip was enjoyable with friendly tour guides. The structure at times did feel slightly rushed, but I appreciated how one half of the day is dedicated to the history and tour of the cities with the other half being optional walks or wandering and shopping. Overall, I enjoyed my time with the tour in Italy and I do recommend it.

The Essential of Italy end Milan

Hello, I choose the tour Essential of Italy end Milan: I really enjoyed this tour. It was well organized and run: it went all smooth following the trip plan. Consider that you will enjoy busy days, with two/three stops and visits for each day and you have to walk a lot: please, wear comfortable shoes. Moreover, this is not a relaxing vacation: usually, you get up at 7.00-8.00 and check-in late in the evening (between 19.00 and 21.00) due to some delays. Sometimes it's not that convenint not to have a dinner option for the evening. I wish you nice trips all around the world! Stefania

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Small Group Tour of Sicily: Highlights (Maximum 8 Guests)

Great communication from beginning to end! We were provided the tour exactly how it was offered with knowledgeable guides and drivers. The hotels and meals were outstanding!

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Local Living Italy—Amalfi Coast

This was my first tour and I'm happy to say it exceeded all my expectations. It was exactly the type of holiday I wanted, hiking in beautiful scenery with good company and fabulous food. The food was absolutely fantastic - homemade and some homegrown. The hosts at our accommodations were wonderful and did so much extra for us. Our guide was a perfect for this trip, and she helped make a great itinerary even better. I am already planning my next tour and have recommended this to many people already.

Discover Italy end Milan

There were a lot of positives. The tour guides were excellent and they knew how much to say and how much free time to give folk to explore. I cannot fault the places we visited and the length of time in each. It was really good to allow a full day for groups to explore Rome on their own. We had a taster of the other places, enough to whet the appetite for future visits. Though I enjoyed the tour very much and would use TourRadar again, I do have two criticisms for future reference. Firstly, though the hotels were of a very good standard, they were too far away from city centres and in some there were very few opportunities to go out at night to eat away from the hotel. That is not good enough for those where eating expensively in the hotels was a real drain on the pocket. Secondly, bearing in mind it was the Winter season, it was not much fun exploring places in the dark and so some flexibility should have been included to prevent silly late arrivals at the hotels, often nearly 8pm. However, those concerns besides, it was a lovely holiday and thank you for all your careful planning and organisation. Please extend my gratitude to the wonderful guides!

Best of Italy

A great trip thoroughly enjoyed by me and my wife. May thanks to Massimo Mabelia for his excellent leadership.

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Italian Holiday (7 Days)

My husband and I are usually "do it yourself" travelers, but am I SO glad we went with Trafalgar on this "Italian Holiday" trip, and I'll tell you details of why I think this is a GREAT way to see Italy! First off, there are venues like the Vatican that an individual simply can't get into without waiting for hours in a long line, but Trafalgar guides shepherd you past endless lines, and get you in early. The day we saw the Vatican, people had gotten into lines hours early, but the Pope was set to visit at 10 am, so those poor folks were going to be very disappointed to learn they weren't going to get in after all. We were escorted in early, because Trafalgar arranges everything for you. Then a local guide who was extremely knowledgable gave us a fascinating tour, which made everything we were seeing that much more meaningful and interesting. You wear little headsets that are NOT a prerecorded thing, but enable you to hear her live tour. You can ask questions, which is so nice. I'm not even Catholic, but was utterly mesmerized and blown away by the Vatican. I'm sure you CAN do it on your own, but you'll wait forever, and not learn half as much. It's not like I'm going to Italy every week, so why not do it right and get a real tour? ( I'm so enthused, I should let everyone know I'm not a Trafalgar employee, and don't get any perks from sharing my enthusiasm!) . That was true of a lot of other places too; the local guides were all wonderful. Depending on your sophistication, you may or may not love the hotels. None took my breath away, but they were clean and in good areas, and some were quite attractive.Our main tour guide was Martin, and he assured us and reminded us that if we had any problems, please tell him so he could fix it. Well, at our first hotel, we were put into a room with one bed, but we'd requested 2 since hubby's a snorer and I'm a thrasher, so we did call Martin, and he did straighten it out very soon. This is something to say in Italy, because their hotels aren't usually up to US standards, frankly, and if you have a problem with your hotel and you are only staying somewhere one or 2 nights, how responsive do you think a hotel clerk will be? But if you are part of a tour group which brings that hotel lots of business, they are much more motivated to take care of you. This is another advantage to taking this tour, if you have limited time to see Italy, and want to see as much as possible in just over a week. We are penny pinchers, and this was expensive for us, but after going on it, neither of us begrudges the money, and my independent husband admits we could never have had all the wonderful experiences on our own. The breakfasts were very good, except Italians seem to like runny scrambled eggs, but there is LOADS to choose from, and I NEED a big breakfast! (I admit, I always stashed a bit of food in my purse for later too, but I was discreet!) Another thing we could not have done on our own was one of our favorite experiences: they took us to dinner at the most beautiful old villa in Tuscany! The owner was the soul of graciousness, and it was a spectacularly beautiful site; the grounds were like something gorgeous from a movie. There were lemon trees, roses, lavender, statues, paths, huge planters with blooming hydrangeas, and it all overlooked a valley of olive trees and grape vineyards. We spent the most relaxing evening, and were allowed to take all the pictures we wanted, and the dinner was delicious. You really got to appreciate Tuscany. A few of our dinners included as much wine as you wanted, and they don't add sulfites in Italy, so I became very European for a week! Another thing to be aware of is hidden costs in any tour company; they can really add up. Trafalgar did include quite a few meals, and quite a few amazing sites, so that makes a difference, and it ended up less expensive overall than others which had lots of "" that our tour included.. My husband and I paid for 2 optional tours: the Parthenon, and seeing "David" at the Academia. Again, we are ridiculously cheap, so we used a Rick Steve's book for our free time in other places. I think it's a good idea to buy his latest book and bring it with you, AND download some tours, because you can use it to do your own sightseeing, IF you are on a budget. We did the Rick Steve's tour in Verona, and we kept bumping into the folks on the optional tour, so I can't say that was an extra I minded missing! The biggest risk we took was in Florence. We could easily have seen a very famous cathedral where an amazing array of famous people are buried, but we really wanted to see the Uffizi Museum. Martin advised us to see the cathedral, because we might very well not get in to the Uffizi by the time we'd need to leave. We thanked him, then promptly RACED to wait in line at the Uffizi for more than an hour. You can arrange to get tickets days in advance, but we hadn't. (I guess to do that, we'd have had to know what time we'd be there..) We were super lucky to have about 45 minutes left to run around seeing our favorite statues and paintings that we'd researched on the Rick Steve's app while in line, including Botticelli's Venus Rising! It was one of the best days of my life; we were just so incredibly lucky. We waited in the general line, because the fast pass ticket do not tell you before you purchase them what time you'll get in; what good is that?!! I can't really recommend you do this though, because we might very well have not gotten in in time... Anyway, the glass blowing exhibit in Venice and the leather making exhibit in Florence were both very interesting, and were another thing available to you only as a Trafalgar guest. We didn't buy any glass or leather because we're cheapskates, but some of the ladies in our group bought stunning earrings at the glass factory, and they weren't expensive at all for such stunning, unique mementos...I wished I had! I wasn't thrilled with seeing the Leaning Tower of Pisa for so long; I'd have been happy with 15 minutes of corny photography and then hit the road. But hubby and I went off site to an Indian restaurant near the back entrance, and had a great lunch cheap. (BTW, this review is completely helter skelter in terms of itinerary; I'm hopping all around out of sequence, sorry.) I'd been afraid Venice would be smelly and dirty, but despite a bad heat wave, it wasn't smelly or dirty. In fact, it was beautiful, absolutely amazing!! There's no other place like Venice - you MUST see it - and the cathedral and buildings and churches are incredible. We're musicians, so we had to go see the church where Antonio Vivaldi worked, Chiesa di Santa Maria della Pieta, and St. Mark's where all Gabrielli's antiphonal brass pieces were performed. Photos aren't allowed in St. Mark's, and a lady in front of us was actually caught and escorted out for taking a pic, but hubby snuck one anyway because he's a music nerd. Never mind that it's the tomb of ST. MARK WHO WROTE THE GOSPEL - hubby had to photograph the balconies where trumpet players of old performed! We didn't go on the optional tour of St. Mark's. I'm sure it was interesting, but the long line for the public moved surprisingly fast, and we wanted more free time in Venice to explore back streets, old bookstores, etc. I think people in our group basically found all the optional tours worthwhile except perhaps the one in Verona, but we had our own ideas, so we picked and chose, nothing wrong with that. We didn't pay for the gondola tour, but everyone else was unanimous in raving about it, and it was a lot of folks' favorite thing! We also went on the Trevi Fountain tour, and I think we could have done that one on our own, but they did also show us little neighborhoods of charming narrow streets, and Martin treated us all to the best gelato of my life: I chose "blood orange", and am salivating just writing that... My husband was afraid this would be an "old farts tour" - meaning very slow paced, but I teased him about this as we hurried to keep up! This tour involved a lot of walking and a pretty rigid wakeup schedule, so if you have mobility issues, it's not the tour for you. It's PERFECT if you want to see a big range of Italy in only 8 days though, so we really appreciated the pace. If you go when it may be hot, take an umbrella for shade. Yes, I know it sounds silly, but even my semi-macho husband was using one to ward off the scorching sun when we got a 95 degree heatwave. It makes a huge difference. I wore a hat the entire vacation, so if you're fair, pack one. Fortunately for us, everyone on our tour was just great, and we really enjoyed getting to know lots of fun, interesting people from all over, and of various ages. I can't imagine every batch of tourists are so great, but our group was a total pleasure. We never saw the Lake Cuomo area, but that's something we could do on our own someday. For getting a wonderful experience of Italy- seeing Rome,Florence, Tuscany, Venice, Pisa, etc. - you really get a fabulous tour with this group. Lastly, Martin talked an awful lot, (bring earplugs for the bus if you want to sleep!) but he was a great guy and very professional and knowledgable. Our driver Vincenzo was incredibly competent navigating tight squeezes and traffic, and everything was planned like clockwork for our convenience. I gave this 5 stars, and hope you love it if you go!! <3

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Splendor of Sicily 8 Days Tour - from Catania

This was our 6th bus tour but first for Tourradar. It was excellent because good standard of hotel, which were also centrally located. Was given adequate free time so we were not always rushing. Day start time were good. Included breakfast dinner and some lunch all good Sicily plenty to see wonderful place BUT difficult for group with 3 languages so info was rushed and difficult to follow Plus Tour leader treated up as sheep do not ask why but just follow me and accept. Prefer to be given option eg follow me how long how far and why . Also tourradar excellent response time to questions. Roberto & Debbie

Explore Southern Sicily

Tour was fabulous. Our tour leader Luca was amazing - incredibly knowledgeable, organized and helpful. Our tour group of 14 got along well and we really enjoyed each other’s company. Luca organized an optional dinner each evening and all opted to attend every dinner. We saw amazing sites and ate fabulous food. I would love to do another G Adventures tour.

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Amalfi Coast Walking - Agriturismo

We had a wonderful time hiking the Amalfi coast. Matteo, our guide, was great! Super nice, considerate, polite. He was always on top of safety and the well-being of all of us throughout our hikes; he was always ready to answer questions and to provide information about alternate activities. Overall, it was a great experience, although there are a few things that can be improved. Agriturismo Luna D'Argerola: Facilities/ Accommodations: good, clean and well mintained. Food: very mediocre (a bowl of lettuce is not a salad, especially in the Mediterranean region; poor preparation in general, lacking in variety; very low-quality wine) Staff: not well trained to interact with tourists, rude and not accommodating for basic courtesy like leaving me in the common area in an absolute dark knowing I was there using the WIFI; no information whatsoever upon arrival of our group

New Tour of Sicily from Palermo 10 Days

Went everywhere and most of the included meals were great.

Hiking in the Dolomites

Great value for money. Good tour guide. Excellent travel company. Some days the hiking was a bit light. Would have given it 5 stars if the hiking was every day. Also tourradar/intrepid could also consider providing a higher cost tour where we stay at different refuges every day. This will reduce the transportation constraints and time and increase the Dolomites amazing experience.

Small Group Sicily Food & Wine Tour (Maximum 8 Guests)

A wonderful tour with expert guides. The hotel in Palermo noisy due ghetto blasters on weekend nights and sirens, horns etc in rooms facing the square. Taormina was the highlight for me, and I will stream “The White Lotus” as soon as I can.

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Carla was very kind and helpful on our tour

Good guides and good hotel and meals. Didn't expect my initial group of 30 to swell to 45 a few days later. Such a large number made visiting sites difficult. Didn't have listening devices for the first 3 days. Couldn't hear guides very well. Didn't expect to have to pay entrance fees. Web site should make that clear. Loved the selection of sited we visited.

I have a good experience and Gaby our tour guide is awesome. She is accommodating, very helpful of the needs of the travelers.

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Piazza della Repubblica 47, Rome, 00185, Italy

Immerse yourself in the splendor of ancient Rome in a crescent-shaped 19th-century marble palazzo fronting the Piazza della Repubblica and in front of the Baths of Diocletian.

Hotel Ariston

Via Filippo Turati, 16, Rome, 00185, Italy

Located in the hustle and bustle of historic downtown Rome within steps from the Termini Station, Hotel Ariston offers guests an urban hub with the convenience of public transportation to major sites including the Colosseum, Fori Imperiali and Santa Maria Maggiore.

Hotel d'Inghilterra

Via Bocca di Leone 14, Rome, 00187, Italy

This historic, boutique hotel is located in the heart of the shopping area.

Hotel Degli Artisti

Via degli artisti 18, rome, 00187, italy.

The Hotel Degli Artisti is a boutique hotel located on a quiet street in the heart of Rome. The hotel is filled with natural light and has a number of lounging spaces, both indoor and outside.

Hotel Mascagni

Via Vittorio E. Orlando, Rome, 00185, Italy

The Hotel is located close to the Piazza Barberini and the Via Veneto in the heart of old Rome.

Hotel Morgana

Via filippo turati, 33/37, rome, 00185, italy.

Hotel Morgana offers guests a warm, inviting urban retreat with the added convenience of being within steps to the Termini Station and other public transportation, providing members easy access to major sights including the Roman Forum, Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, and the Spanish steps.

Hotel Stendhal

Via del tritone, 113, rome, 00187, italy.

This hotel opened in 2003 and is well situated for guests to enjoy Rome’s historic sights.

Mercure Roma Centro Colosseo

Via labricana 144, rome, 00184, italy.

This hotel is located just a few hundred yards from the main archaeological sites. Enjoy views of the Colosseum from the panoramic terrace and pool; an unforgettable setting to experience the charm of the Eternal City.

NH Collection Roma Centro

Via del Gracci, 324, Rome, 00192, Italy

The NH Collection Roma Centro is located in the Prati neighborhood near the Vatican, the Sant'Angelo Bridge and Castle, the Tiber River, Piazza Navona and the Pantheon.

NH Collection Roma Giustiniano

Via virgilio, 1 e/f/g, rome, 00193, italy.

This hotel is situated near Vatican City and the Sant'Angelo Castle.

NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento

Piazza dei cinquecento, 90, rome, 00185, italy.

The NH Collection Roma Palazzo Cinquecento building dates back to the beginning of the 1900s, and was originally the offices for the Italian Railway Company.

Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese

Via Lombardia, 47, Rome, 00187, Italy

Starhotels Metropole

Via Principe Amedeo 3, Rome, 00185, Italy

This hotel is ideally located in the heart of Rome, close to many of the city’s sites, yet offers a relaxing ambiance.

Starhotels Michelangelo Roma

Via della Stazione di S. Pietro, 14, Rome, 00165, Italy

Just two minutes' walk from St. Peter's, the hotel is in the heart of Baroque Rome and close to the principal monuments. A strategic position to visit the marvels of Rome, such as the Vatican Museum, Castel Sant' Angelo or to walk along the Tiber towpath.

The Inn & The View at the Spanish Steps

Via dei condotti, 85, rome, 00185, italy.

Uniquely located on Rome's famed shopping street Via Dei Condotti, near the Spanish Steps and other famous monuments such as the Pantheon and the Trevi Fountain. Listed as a national monument, this building was a stately home in the 1800's and is now fully renovated with all modern comforts.

The Inn at the Roman Forum

Via degli ibernesi 30, rome, 00185, italy.

Located near the Roman Forum and the Colosseum, this hotel houses Roman ruins and offers a city-center location with friendly service.

Villa Agrippina a Gran Melià Hotel

Via del gianicolo 3, rome, 00165, italy.

Located on the historical Janiculum Hill, near to the Vatican, this urban hotel offers timeless luxury with views of the city.

Florence Accommodations

Cerretani Firenze

Via de Cerretani, 68, Florence, 50123, Italy

Located in central Florence, the hotel is within easy walking distance of many famous historical sites.

Glance Hotel

Via nazionale 23, florence, 50123, italy.

Located in the heart of Florence near the central market, Glance Hotel is housed in a building designed by renowned architect Italo Gamberini in the early 1950s.

Grand Hotel Baglioni

Piazza unita italiana, 6, florence, 50123, italy.

The hotel is situated in the heart of Florence, just a few minutes' walk from the Duomo and the most important monuments, museums and shops.

Hotel Helvetia & Bristol

Via dei pescioni 2, florence, 50123, italy.

Designed in the style of the Italian Renaissance the hotel is ideally located to enjoy the Duomo and high-end boutiques.

Hotel Mulino Di Firenze

Via di villamagna 119, florence, 50126, italy.

Just outside the city center of Florence, the Mulino Di Firenze welcomes guests to immerse themselves in the history and beauty of this unique Tuscan hideaway. Once a 15th century mill, the hotel has been lovingly transformed into a luxury boutique retreat set along the River Arno. Time slows down for those seeking the peace and tranquility of the countryside, where the magic of the past is brought into the present day.

NH Collection Firenze Palazzo Gaddi

Via del giglio, 9, florence, 50123, italy.

This four-star hotel, located in the heart of historic Florence, features 86 rooms decorated with a mix of original Renaissance and contemporary decor to offer maximum comfort in the luxury of a traditional setting.

NH Collection Firenze Porta Rossa

Via porta rossa, 19, florence, 50123, italy.

Located in the center of Florence, the hotel is one of the oldest hotels in Italy dating back to the 12th century. It’s centrally located near the Cathedral, the Piazza della Signoria, the Ponte Vecchio and the Galleria degli Uffizi.

Piazza Vittorio Veneto 4/A, Florence, 50123, Italy

Located in the Porta al Prato area, the hotel is near the Cascine Park.

Plaza Hotel Lucchesi

Lungarno della zecca vecchia, 38, florence, 50122, italy.

Between the banks of the Arno River and the Church of Santa Croce, the Plaza Hotel Lucchesi offers guests an ideal location for exploring Florence on foot. The rooftop terrace provides a breath-taking, panoramic view of the city for a truly unique and unforgettable experience.

Starhotels Michelangelo Firenze

Viale fratelli rosselli, 2, florence, 50123, italy.

Located in the heart of historical Florence, this property is a short walk to the many shops and eateries in Florence.

The St. Regis Florence

Piazza ognissanti 1, florence, 50123, italy.

Located city center next to the Arno river, The St. Regis Florence is a historic palace designed by Brunelleschi

The Westin Excelsior, Florence

Piazza ognissanti 3, florence, 50123, italy.

The Westin Excelsior Florence is next to the Arno river and sits at the center of Florentine culture.

Villa Olmi Firenze

Via del crocifisso del lume, 18, florence, 50126, italy.

This country estate is a delightful option located away from the bustle of the city center.

Venice Accommodations

Hotel Excelsior Venice Lido Resort

Lungomare marconi 41, lido di venezia, venice, 30126, italy.

A vision realized in 1908 by the great architect Nicolo Spada, Excelsior Venice Lido is a spectacular palace on the island of Lido di Venezia between the Venice Lagoon and the Adriatic Sea. The Lido, or 'Venice Lido', boasts a 6.8-mile long beach and is home to the prestigious Venice Film Festival. A focal point of the Lido, the Excelsior Venice Lido is only 15 minutes by the hotel's private boat to or from St. Mark's Square, making it ideal for families and couples wanting to experience the sights of Venice while still enjoying the beautiful and relaxing natural setting of the area.

Hyatt Centric Murano Venice

Riva longa, 49, isola di murano, venice, 30141, italy.

An urban lifestyle retreat in Murano-Venice, this hotel offers its own captivating microcosm of culinary delights and thoughtfully curated experiences that provide very Venetian vibes to its guests. The hotel aims to inspire travelers to live the city through fresh, unexpected perspectives and create lasting, unscripted memories.

JW Marriott Venice

Isola delle rose, laguna venezia, venice, 30133, italy.

Beautifully situated on the private island of Isola delle Rose in Venice, Italy, this luxury five-star hotel offers a lush retreat, the perfect respite from the excitement of the city.

NH Collection Venezia Grand Hotel Palazzo dei Dogi

Fondamenta madonna dell'orto, 3500, venice, 30121, italy.

Set in the calm residential quarter of Sestiere Cannaregio, the luxury NH Collection Venezia Grand Hotel Palazzo dei Dogi provides an authentic Venetian retreat.

Avani Rio Novo

Calle larga ragusei dorsoduro 3489/e-c, venice, 30123, italy.

This modern style hotel is close to the lively Campo Santa Margherita square.

Palazzo Paruta

San marco, 3824, campo sant angelo, venice, 30124, italy.

This 13-room property, once a 17th-century noble residence, is now home to a hotel where guests can experience an atmosphere of grace and serenity.

Papadopoli Venezia

Santa croce, 245, venice, 30135, italy.

This hotel is located in the historic center, close to the Canal Grande and Constitution Bridge, which connects the hotel to the Piazzale Roma and the Santa Lucia train station.

Starhotels Splendid Venice

San marco mercerie, 760, venice, 30124, italy.

Wonderfully situated in the heart of Venice, this hotel may be reached by gondola and by motor-boat, and overlooks romantic bridges and the sparkling facades of the century-old 'palazzi'.

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Relax by the pool, attend shows, dine with new friends and more on your next solo cruise.

Whether you're embarking on your first cruise alone or you've been on solo cruises before, single travelers will find more options than ever when it comes to cruising solo. Many cruise lines offer single staterooms with the same amenities as other cabins, at a price similar to what you'd pay with double occupancy fares. You'll also find special promotions where the single supplement fee is reduced or waived, making it more affordable to reserve a spacious stateroom or luxurious suite with even more amenities – including personalized butler service, an added perk of booking with many luxury lines .

If you're ready for a maritime adventure, an extended vacation or simply a quick getaway from home, these top cruise lines offer some of the best options for solo travelers on waterways around the world.

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Norwegian cruise line.

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Launched in 2010, Norwegian Epic was the first cruise ship in the industry to feature studio accommodations for solo travelers. Norwegian Cruise Line offers this category on nine of the 19 ships in its fleet, including the newest ship, Norwegian Viva. These cabins, at an average size of 100 square feet, are designed and priced with the solo traveler in mind. They have no single supplements – and studio rooms on board Norwegian Bliss even boast virtual windows.

Guests of the studios get access to the private Studio Lounge. In this exclusive space, you can socialize with other solo travelers and enjoy complimentary refreshments. There are also singles meetups throughout the voyage and plenty of fun-filled onboard activities to mingle with like-minded cruisers. Solo travelers can check out all the fun for singles on Norwegian Viva this winter on a cruise to the Caribbean , or in spring 2024 as the ship sets sail for the Mediterranean .

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MSC Cruises

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MSC Cruises offers interior and balcony solo cabins for single cruisers on its Meraviglia-class ships: the MSC Meraviglia, Bellissima, Grandiosa, Virtuosa and the newest vessel in the fleet, MSC Euribia. The second-newest ship, MSC World Europa, has 28 cabins – 10 Studio Interior and 18 Studio Ocean View staterooms – designed specifically for solo travelers. MSC World America, set to debut in 2025, will also feature the solo studio staterooms.

During voyages with MSC Cruises , single cruisers are invited to a complimentary, hosted cocktail party to mix and mingle with other solo travelers. The daily program is also an excellent source to discover additional activities, entertainment and opportunities to meet other cruisers. You'll have onboard special events like the themed 70s-inspired Flower Party and the White Party, where the ship is decked out in festive white decor and guests don their best white attire. In addition, there are various sports tournaments, or you can show off your culinary expertise during a MasterChef competition.

MSC's Caribbean and Bahamas cruises departing from Miami and New York City feature an overnight visit to Ocean Cay, the line's private island and marine reserve. While there, singles can participate in fun-filled evening activities like a Champagne Sunset Cruise or a glow paddleboarding excursion in the lagoon, then attend the lively Luna Libre Party and the lighthouse show.

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Holland America Line

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Three of Holland America Line's newest ships each offer 12 solo cabins to accommodate single travelers: the Pinnacle-class Nieuw Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Konigsdam. These ocean view staterooms range in size from 127 to 172 square feet and feature the same amenities as the double occupancy cabins but with a double bed. The cruise line's Single Staterooms are priced for one person. If a guest chooses to book a different stateroom, single supplements for double occupancy cabins are as much as 100% over the standard fare, depending on the voyage and the cabin category.

Long committed to solo travelers, the line offers many activities where guests can meet other singles such as wine tastings, cocktail mixers, exercise classes, daily quizzes, sports challenges and more. If you're a solo traveler and a member of AARP, Holland America is now the exclusive cruise benefit provider to AARP's members. Solo cruisers will have access to an AARP member-only onboard credit that ranges from $50 to $200, depending on the itinerary and stateroom category.

For itineraries, Holland America's Alaska cruises and cruisetours are perfect for solo travelers, offering many opportunities to connect with fellow cruisers. Another favorite for singles is the line's fall voyages sailing from Boston to Québec City or Montreal.

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Royal Caribbean International

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Royal Caribbean International features studio staterooms on select ships that range in size from 101 to 199 square feet. These solo accommodations include interior rooms, virtual balcony staterooms and a super studio ocean view stateroom with a balcony. The cabins do not carry the single supplement fee singles encounter when booking other types of staterooms, making them an attractive option when traveling alone.

Once on board the ship, solo cruisers will have countless options to engage and socialize with other travelers. When it comes to dining with Royal Caribbean , make a reservation at the Japanese restaurant Teppanyaki for an entertaining meal with new friends, or join fellow foodies for the intimate Chef's Table experience (the dining venues vary by ship). Singles can also participate in onboard activities like trivia contests, drink seminars, escape rooms, dance classes and pool parties.

If you need more thrills to stay busy and to meet people, Royal Caribbean's ships feature world-class shows and entertainment alongside adrenaline-pumping rides and attractions. If you're sailing in the Caribbean, there are plenty of opportunities to meet and chat with other passengers at the line's private island, Perfect Day at CocoCay.

Compare Royal Caribbean International cruises on GoToSea.

Atlas Ocean Voyages

Luxury line Atlas Ocean Voyages offers single cruisers 183 square feet of beautifully appointed space in solo accommodations that come without single supplement fees. These ocean view staterooms feature a queen bed, a panoramic picture window, a private spa bathroom with a rain shower and body jets, a stocked minifridge replenished daily with personal favorites, and other luxurious amenities. Single guests can also book other stateroom or suite categories with single supplements starting at 50% of the double occupancy price.

The line's three intimate yacht-style cruise ships – World Navigator, World Traveller and the new World Voyager, whose inaugural season begins in Antarctica in November 2023 – are all-inclusive . Meals at all the dining venues, premium beverages and wines, gratuities, culturally immersive excursions, and more are included in the fare. With fewer than 200 guests on board, there's an atmosphere of conviviality on these ships – especially when exploring remote destinations with like-minded and adventurous travelers during expeditions in Antarctica and the Arctic.

Read: The Top Cruises on Small Ships

Celebrity Cruises

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Celebrity Cruises' new Edge-class ships offer some of the best options for solo cruisers. The line's two newest vessels, Celebrity Beyond and Celebrity Ascent (set to debut in late 2023), each boast 32 single staterooms with an Infinite Veranda. In addition, Celebrity Apex has 24 solo cabins, and Celebrity Edge features 16 staterooms for individual guests. These one-person accommodations offer a minimum of 131 square feet of space and the same upscale amenities you'll find in other category staterooms on their ships. Solo guests can look for special promotions where the single supplement is waived on select Celebrity voyages throughout the year.

Once on board the vessel, check out the daily program for activities conducive to meeting others – like wine tastings, cocktail-making classes and more. You'll also enjoy thrilling top-notch entertainment around the ship in The Theatre, The Club and Eden. A few popular cruises for singles are the line's Caribbean and Mexico itineraries on Celebrity Beyond.

Book a Celebrity Cruise on GoToSea.

Virgin Voyages

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The hip vibe on board the adults-only Virgin Voyages ships is ideal for solo cruisers looking to meet other travelers. Its superyacht-style ships – Scarlet Lady, Valiant Lady and Resilient Lady – offer 40 interior cabins ranging in size from 105 to 177 square feet. There are also six Sea View staterooms with portholes boasting between 130 to 190 square feet of space. These Insider and Sea View cabins are designed and priced for single travelers, with amenities like high-tech mood lighting and roomy rain showers. The line also runs promotions where solo cruisers can book double occupancy staterooms without paying a single supplement.

Activities and festival-like entertainment around the ships foster fast friendships. Diners will enjoy the interactive experience at Gunbae, the lively Korean barbecue venue. The "grog walk" is a fun pub stroll where solo sailors can join fellow mates while sipping and snacking their way through all the signature bars. For even more fun, check out the evening shipwide events such as the themed Scarlet Party, which features live music and immersive experiences. The line also hosts meetups for singles throughout each voyage.

Read: The Top Adults-Only Cruises

Avalon Waterways

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Avalon Waterways' river and small-ship cruises traverse waterways around the world, including in Europe, Asia, Africa and South America. The company waives the single supplement on a selection of staterooms, including its Panorama Suites, on select European and Asia departures. The company recommends booking early as the specially priced cabins do sell out. Solo travelers make up about 10% of the passengers on this river cruise line .

Avalon's fleet of Suite Ships operates in Europe and Southeast Asia and features cabins with a minimum of 172 square feet. About 80% of the staterooms are Panorama Suites, which have 200 feet of living space, beds with a view and the river cruise industry's only open-air balcony. With Avalon excursions, solo cruisers have opportunities to meet like-minded guests during immersive tours, cooking classes, wine tastings, yoga or fitness classes, biking or hiking trips, and more. Single guests can choose to dine at tables for just two people or ones that can accommodate up to eight passengers.

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AmaWaterways

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Two single occupancy staterooms are available on four of AmaWaterways' river cruise ships: AmaDolce, AmaDante, AmaLyra and AmaCello. These accommodations do not have single supplement fees. Solo cruisers can also book staterooms with a 20% single supplement on select sailings in Europe and Southeast Asia. (Note that this pricing does not apply to certain stateroom categories and suites.)

With the friendly, small-ship atmosphere, solo cruisers will find it comfortable to socialize with other passengers and the crew. Onboard activities and immersive excursions also create opportunities for fostering friendships, especially among like-minded travelers. Excellent options for solo cruises include themed sailings centered around music and wine or the magical Christmas markets itineraries along the Danube, Rhone and Rhine rivers.

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Lines with discounted supplement fares

Courtesy of Azamara

Azamara's special offers for solo travelers include reduced single supplements of 25% to 50% of the double occupancy rate on select sailings. The line's four midsized sister ships – carrying no more than 700 passengers – are mostly all-inclusive. Amenities included in the cruise fare include most meals; standard spirits, wines and beers; bottled water, soft drinks, and specialty teas and coffees; shuttle service in port; gratuities; and complimentary AzAmazing Evenings ashore or Destination Celebration experiences on the ship. Dining at the two specialty restaurants is an additional cost unless guests have accommodations in the Club World Owner's Suites, Club Ocean Suite or Club Continent Suite.

Single guests on Azamara cruises will find events during the sailing and venues around the ship where you can mix and mingle with other solo travelers and chat with the friendly crew. Intimate and culturally immersive excursions also create opportunities to meet passengers with similar interests. Azamara Onward, the latest ship, boasts the new Atlas Bar, a great spot to meet other travelers.

For itineraries, Azamara's signature "Country-Intensive Voyages" are a favorite of solo cruisers, including the 10- or 11-night Greece Intensive Voyage. For an extended sailing, check out the festive 12-night Carnival in Rio Voyage, which features a stop in Rio de Janeiro during the city's famed Carnival.

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Cunard Line

Courtesy of Cunard Line

Cunard Line features dedicated solo staterooms on its three ships, priced at approximately 166% to 174% of the equivalent double occupancy cruise fare. Guests can choose between a spacious Britannia Inside or Britannia Oceanview cabin, or opt for a larger stateroom with a single supplement. For a little "me time" pampering while on board, solos will appreciate 24-hour room service, complimentary Penhaligon's toiletries and a chilled bottle of sparkling wine. Single guests will also be invited to get-togethers. You can either dine alone at venues around the ship such as the main dining room or choose to share a table with other passengers.

With an international mix of travelers, single cruisers will find many opportunities to meet and chat with others, especially during a Transatlantic Crossing. During the sailing, you'll find many enriching and relaxing activities that encourage socializing. According to Cunard , there's a sense of camaraderie and a passion around the voyage – and the unique travel experience of crossing the Atlantic Ocean.

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Silversea Cruises

Courtesy of Silversea Cruises

Luxury line Silversea Cruises offers 25% single supplements on various voyages throughout the year, including expedition cruises to destinations like the Galápagos Islands , Antarctica and the Arctic, and Greenland. The line's all-inclusive fares include luxurious ocean view suites, gourmet dining, complimentary wines and spirits, gratuities, onboard enrichment and entertainment, shore excursions, and more. Solo travelers will even have personalized butler service to indulge their every whim.

The line's fleet of a dozen intimate ships, carrying no more than 728 guests, offers a clubby atmosphere perfect for meeting solo and like-minded travelers. Single guests will also have the opportunity to engage with other solo passengers during a welcome reception with Champagne at the beginning of each voyage. Popular itineraries for Silversea's single cruisers include its Transoceanic journeys, a bucket list trip for many cruisers .

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Courtesy of Seabourn Cruise Line

Seabourn has special offers throughout the year where solo cruisers can take advantage of reduced pricing equal to double occupancy fares or discounts on the single supplement starting at 25% above the double occupancy fares. These rates are available on select voyages, including expedition cruises. Frequent solo cruisers and members of the luxury line's Seabourn Club Diamond Elite will also find reduced single supplements on Diamond Elite Single Supplement Sailings. In addition, club members receive invitations to exclusive events, where they can meet and mingle with fellow cruisers. Solo passengers are also invited to sit with the ship's officers, crew and entertainers at dinner – and there are hosted get-togethers for single travelers.

Solo cruisers will enjoy beautifully designed oceanfront suites and all-inclusive amenities on board Seabourn 's intimate ships. These perks include world-class dining; complimentary premium wine and spirits; a spa and wellness program in partnership with Dr. Andrew Weil; included gratuities; and the line's enrichment series, Seabourn Conversations. Single cruisers looking for an extended holiday will enjoy longer voyages on the line's newest purpose-built expedition ship, Seabourn Pursuit.

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Why Trust U.S. News Travel

Gwen Pratesi has been an avid cruiser since her early 20s. She has visited destinations around the globe on nearly every type of ship built, including the newest megaships, luxury yachts, expedition vessels, traditional masted sailing ships and intimate river ships on the Mekong River. She used extensive research and experience as a solo cruiser to write this article. Pratesi covers the travel and culinary industries for major publications, including U.S. News & World Report.

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