Upon arrival and after clearing customs and immigration, meet your driver for a transfer to your Hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel. A 24-hour ticket for a double-decker tourist bus (with multilingual audio guide) is included, which can also be used for getting around the city, ideal for those who want to go sightseeing on their own to discover the most famous symbols of Rome, such as the Colosseum, Piazza Navona, the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, and Spain Square to name a few.

After breakfast at the hotel, make your way independently to Rome’s Termini station to board the high-speed train to Florence; the journey takes about two hours. Upon arrival, make your way independently to your hotel. Rest of the day at leisure to explore the city on your own. Discover the must-sees of this famous city such as the Piazza Della Repubblica, Piazza Della Signoria, and the Ponte Vecchio. A small taste of typical local products is included to enjoy on your walk through the city.

Early breakfast at the hotel, then make your way to the tour meeting point for your Best of Florence & Accademia walking tour. Begin your day of discovery with an enlightening small-group walking tour of Florence, including its most fascinating squares and landmarks: follow your professional guide and stroll through the historic streets of the city to arrive at PIAZZA DUOMO, where you will learn the secrets of the majestic Cathedral, the unmistakable Brunelleschi's Dome, Giotto's Bell Tower, and discover the beauty of the Baptistery with its golden, bronze doors (including the famous Porta del Paradiso). During the walking tour, your guide will point out the main monuments of the city: discover Dante's House and the tiny church where, according to legend, he fell in love with Beatrice at first sight. Then, admire the Medieval district of Florence and learn what "tower houses" are and how the ancient Florentine nobility used them to demonstrate their power and greatness to their enemies. Admire Piazza Della Repubblica with its elegant cafés and arcades, and then admire Piazza Della Signoria, the city's heart. Perhaps not everyone knows that the famous Loggia dei Lanzi houses original masterpieces, such as the bronze statue of Perseus by Cellini and the spiral-shaped Rape of the Sabine Women by Giambologna. The next stop will be the ACCADEMIA GALLERY, famous for Michelangelo's "David" sculpture and some of his unfinished works of art, including the Prisoners, San Matteo, la Pietà di Palestrina, and other masterpieces. Learn about the tormented life of Michelangelo and why his masterpiece has become the symbol of Florence during the centuries. At the end of the tour, continue exploring the city at your own pace, return to the hotel on your own.

After breakfast at the hotel, make your way independently to Florence’s Santa Maria Novella train station and board the high-speed train to Venice S. Lucia train station. The journey takes about two and half hours. Upon arrival make your way independently to your Hotel. Rest of the day at leisure to explore the city at your own pace. Enjoy a thirty minute free gondola ride.
Perhaps visit a traditional “Bacari” ( Tavern ) for a drink and a “cicchetti ).

Early breakfast at the hotel, then make your way to the tour meeting point for your Skip the Line Doges Palace morning tour. During the magnificent Doge's Palace tour you will be accompanied by an expert guide during an hour walking tour inside the Doge's Palace, "Palazzo Ducale" in Italy. The Palace is a magnificent combination of Byzantine, Gothic and Renaissance architecture, in the heart of Venice. Once the residence of the Doge, the elected ruler of the city, and his counsellors, it became the center of the Venetian Empire and the seat of the Government. The Doge's Palace was opened as a museum in 1923. The halls display hundreds of masterpieces by Tintoretto, Titian, Veronese and Bellini. Learn about the history of the Venetian legends as you walk through the eerie, narrow passageways towards the prison cells and the famous Bridge of Sighs. Learn about the prisoners and of course, Casanova, perhaps Venice's most famous and intriguing escape artist. At the end of the tour, continue to explore the city at your own pace; your entrance ticket is valid to visit by yourself the palaces around St. Mark’s Square (Royal Palace now Museo Correr, Museo Archeologic Nazionale and Monumental Rooms of the Bibliotheca Nazionale Marciana). Return to your hotel on your own.