12 DAYS ITALY PRIVATE TOUR

Naples (Napoli) is a gem in southern Italy, famous for its stunning coastline, world-renowned pizza, and rich historical heritage. Wander through its narrow streets to experience vibrant local culture, and explore the mysteries of Pompeii and the grandeur of Mount Vesuvius. Castel Nuovo, also known as Maschio Angioino, is a medieval castle in Naples. Built in the 13th century, it features five imposing towers and a Renaissance-style triumphal arch. Today, it houses a museum showcasing historical and artistic treasures. Castel dell'Ovo, or Egg Castle, is Naples' oldest fortress, perched on the picturesque Megaride islet. Legend says the poet Virgil placed a magical egg here, giving the castle its name. Today, it's the perfect spot to enjoy breathtaking sunsets over the bay.Pompeii is a frozen moment in time, preserved by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Walking through its streets, you’ll step back 2,000 years, marveling at intact frescoes, roads, and structures that tell a story of tragedy and daily life in ancient Rome. Rome, the Eternal City, blends millennia of history with modern vibrancy. From the majestic Colosseum to the Vatican’s artistic treasures, every landmark echoes the glory of an empire. Stroll its streets to experience the romance of "all roads lead to Rome. The Roman Forum was the heart of ancient Rome, a bustling hub of politics, commerce, and religion. Today, its ruins—temples, the Senate House, and triumphal arches—offer a glimpse into the grandeur and legacy of the empire.Castel Sant'Angelo, a landmark in Rome, was originally Emperor Hadrian's mausoleum before becoming a fortress. The rooftop terrace offers stunning views of the Tiber River and Vatican. Lit up at night, it exudes a magical charm.Vatican City, the world’s smallest independent state, is a sanctuary of faith and art. The dome of St. Peter’s Basilica inspires awe, while the Sistine Chapel’s "Creation of Adam" is a masterpiece of beauty and divinity.Civita di Bagnoregio, known as the "Dying Town," is a breathtaking medieval village perched atop a crumbling tufa cliff. Accessible only by a footbridge, this isolated gem offers surreal beauty, especially when shrouded in mist—a paradise for photographers and dreamers alike. Assisi, the spiritual heart of Italy, is famed as the birthplace of St. Francis. This medieval hilltop town radiates serenity, with the frescoes of the Basilica of St. Francis and cobbled streets offering a timeless blend of faith and art. "Cascate del Mulino" is a natural thermal waterfall in Tuscany. Warm sulfur-rich waters cascade down limestone terraces, creating stunning turquoise pools. Free to visit, it's perfect for relaxation and immersing in nature's beauty.Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance, is where art and history collide. Stroll across Ponte Vecchio, gaze at the Duomo’s majestic dome, or meet masterpieces by da Vinci and Botticelli at the Uffizi—every corner whispers tales of beauty. Pisa dazzles with its iconic Leaning Tower in Piazza dei Miracoli. Beyond this architectural wonder, the Renaissance city charms with the Arno River's tranquility and the vibrant energy of its historic university. The Migliarino Natural Park is a hidden Tuscan gem, boasting pristine wetlands, pine forests, and diverse birdlife. Cycle or hike through its trails to immerse in unspoiled Mediterranean nature—a tranquil escape from the modern world.Tuscany is the heart of Italy, where rolling vineyards, Renaissance cities, and golden light paint an eternal masterpiece. From Florence’s art to Chianti’s wine country, every breath here whispers poetry and la dolce vita. Bologna, Italy’s culinary capital, is famed for its ragù pasta and endless porticoes. The "Red City" blends medieval towers, Renaissance piazzas, and Europe’s oldest university into a feast for both mind and palate.  Venice, the floating city of dreams, replaces roads with canals and cars with poetic gondolas. From St. Mark’s Byzantine splendor to Burano’s rainbow houses, this lagoon jewel forever sparkles with magic. The Dolomites, the crown of the Alps, stun with jagged peaks and emerald valleys. Ski through clouds in winter or hike wildflower meadows in summer—nature’s masterpiece transforms with every season.Lago di Braies, the "Pearl of the Dolomites," dazzles with its turquoise waters, framed by towering peaks and lush forests. Whether boating or hiking, this alpine gem offers unparalleled serenity and natural beauty.Seceda is Dolomites' most iconic landmark, where jagged limestone peaks resemble a dragon's spine. Take the cable car to witness emerald valleys and dramatic cliffs - a UNESCO masterpiece sculpted by time.Verona, the city of love and eternity, is where Romeo and Juliet’s balcony whispers timeless romance. Between its ancient arena and cobbled streets, Renaissance grace meets medieval passion in perfect harmony.Milan is a dual capital of fashion and art, where the spires of the Gothic Duomo meet La Scala’s grand stage and Via Montenapoleone’s designer boutiques—blending timeless elegance with contemporary glamour.Lake Como, a sapphire jewel at the Alps’ feet, dazzles with villas and mountain reflections. Cruise to Bellagio’s charming towns, where velvet waters blend Italian luxury with nature’s untouched poetry.Forte di Bard, a 19th-century fortress perched on an Aosta Valley cliff, now thrives as a cultural hub. Ride its glass elevator to the top for panoramic gorge views—where history and modernity collide dramatically.