Three celebrated cities, connected with time to enjoy them. Pair ancient Rome with Florence’s art and Venice’s waterways, leaving space for neighborhood discoveries and leisurely meals.
YOUR JOURNEY, AT A GLANCE
The places along the way.
01Rome
02Florence
03Venice
Indicative connections · Regional locations are approximate.
Settle into a well-chosen neighborhood, then explore ancient Rome with a guide. Give the Colosseum and Forum their own morning, consider a Vatican visit on a separate day, and leave an evening for small piazzas and a favorite local table.
Days 5–8 · Florence and a Tuscan day
Travel by train to Florence for Renaissance art, artisan workshops, and walks beside the Arno. A countryside outing can introduce a hill town or vineyard; a free afternoon keeps the city from becoming a checklist.
Days 9–12 · Venice at a gentler pace
Continue by train to Venice. Explore with a local guide, discover quieter neighborhoods, and discuss a lagoon island outing. Leave time to enjoy the city in the early morning before your departure.
