The Big 3 of Italy
Rome
Florence
Venice
Rome is a captivating city that blends ancient history and modern culture. From the iconic Colosseum to the charming piazzas, Rome offers a rich and diverse travel experience. See the sights, stroll through neighborhoods & take a cooking class with a local.
Venice
Florence
Venice
One of the world's most iconic destinations, Venice remains unique due to the fact that there are no roads, rather canals. Enjoy a gondola ride, shop on the famous Rialto Bridge, take a water taxi or vaporetto to the glass blowing island of Murano...enjoy cicchetti.
Florence
Florence
Florence
Get your culture fix by visiting the land of the Renaissance period. See Michelangelo's statue of David. Climb the Duomo, stock up on genuine Italian leather goods & enjoy a Florentine steak. Take a day trip to see the Leaning Tower of Pisa or take cooking class.
Along the Coast
Amalfi Coast
Amalfi Coast
Amalfi Coast
While enjoying the rugged coast of Amalfi, take a boat to Capri for the day to sail through the Blue Grotto and don't forget to visit the historic sight of Pompeii.
Sardinia
Amalfi Coast
Amalfi Coast
Recently ranked as one of the best islands in Europe, Sardinia offers beautiful Mediterranean beaches. Great for relaxing, boating, or active sports such as kayaking.
Puglia
Amalfi Coast
Puglia
Puglia has long been a favorite destination for Italians to vacation, and is trending as a popular hot spot for US travelers.
more popular destinations in italy
Lake Como & Lake Garda
Lake Como & Lake Garda
Lake Como & Lake Garda
Many travelers find Lake Como & Lake Garda more peaceful than the southern coast of Amalfi. Close to the Swiss border. Water sports in abundance.
Tuscany
Lake Como & Lake Garda
Lake Como & Lake Garda
Take a day trip from Florence to visit the Leaning Tower of Pisa, visit gorgeous vineyards & olive orchards or take a cooking class. You can stay longer in a beautiful villa and enjoy the Tuscan scenery.
Pompeii
Lake Como & Lake Garda
Pompeii
Visit the amazing archeological relics of Pompeii frozen in time from the tragic eruption of 79 AD. Mount Vesuvius still looms in the background. Yes, these are my kids...all grown up now:)