Lake Como, Florence & Rome — 12 Days
The complete Italian grand tour. Twelve days, three iconic destinations, 4★ hotels throughout. From Europe's most elegant lake to the ruins of Rome, through the Florence of the Medici. For the client who wants all of Italy without having to choose.
WHAT YOUR CLIENTS WILL DO
The most complete tour in the catalogue. For those who don't want to go home with regrets.
Twelve days, three cities, 4★ hotels throughout. This is the tour for the client who wants the real Italy — not just one destination, not just a taste. All of it.
Lake Como — pure elegance.
They land in Milan and a private transfer takes them directly to Lake Como, Palace Hotel 4★ facing the lake. A free day — a walk along the lakefront, coffee with a view, the slow pace that only the lake can give. The following day a private boat to Bellagio, the village George Clooney chose as his home, and Villa Balbianello — the villa that served as backdrop for James Bond and Star Wars. Your client recognises it the moment they see it.
Florence — the art that changes people.
Private car to Florence, Hotel Berchielli 4★ on the Arno with Ponte Vecchio five minutes away on foot. An entire day dedicated to art: Accademia with skip the line — Michelangelo's David, no queue, alone in front of him. Then the Uffizi with a real Masterclass — not the usual guided tour, but an in-depth analysis with an art specialist who explains Botticelli, Leonardo, Caravaggio in ways you won't find in any guidebook. The following day Chianti: historic winery, lunch included, wine and olive oil tasting. The kind of day you don't forget.
Rome — the grand finale.
High Speed train to Rome, Hotel Oxford 4★ near Via Veneto. Vatican Museums in a small group with skip the line — Sistine Chapel without the crowds that make an ordinary visit a frustrating experience. In the evening a private golf cart through Rome lit up at night — Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, pizza and gelato included. The following day the underground Colosseum — the secret galleries where gladiators and lions once entered, open to the public for only a few years. A free day for Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, the markets of Campo de' Fiori. They leave Rome with full suitcases, their heads still there and the certainty of having seen Italy the way it should be seen