VENICE: Exc. Murano and Burano Island
(collective tour by boat with guide)
This tour first stops at Murano island, famous for its glassmaking industry.
Here you will spend about 40 minutes, during which you can visit one of the
factories that exist on the island and admire the master glass makers at work.
Or, if you are interested, you can visit the Museum of Glass or the ancient
Basilica of Saint Donato.
Afterwards, you will head towards Burano, a lovely fishermen village famous
for its lace making industry and brightly painted houses. Here, you can also
find and taste some very special cookies, the BUSSOLAI, typical of this island.
Gondola
Serenade - An
illuminated softly gliding gondola will take you along the city’s main
waterway, the Grand Canal, flanked by splendid floodlit palaces, and through
other dark thrilling canals. Music playing traditional Italian arias and songs
will entertain you.
FLORENCE = collective guided
walking tour (NO ENTRANCE FEES INCLUDED)
Florence is literally dotted with
ARCHITECTURAL WONDERS
and WORKS OF ART.
On our tour, you will admire firsthand the sites and monuments that have made
Florence one of the most visited destinations in the world.
To start your tour, you will head to
REPUBBLICA SQUARE,
one of the most elegant and historically
important “piazzas”
in Florence, overflowing with refined cafés and luxury shopping. Follow your
guide through the characteristic streets and picturesque alleys until you reach
LOGGIA DEL MERCATO NUOVO,
where your guide will demonstrate a symbol of good luck by caressing the nose of
the famous PORCELLINO
(wild boar) BRONZE STATUE.
On this tour, you will learn all sorts of local legends, fascinating stories,
and unexpected facts about Florence.
Right around the corner, your guide will lead you to the intriguing
PONTE VECCHIO - a true icon of the city. This bridge is famous
for its exclusive jewelry stores, unique structure, and for being the only
bridge spared during the bombings during the Second World War.
Then, follow your guide to
ACCADEMIA DEI GEORGOFILI and
UFFIZI SQUARE, where
you will discover the heart of Florence -
SIGNORIA SQUARE.
This true open-air museum is dominated by the imposing
PALAZZO VECCHIO and
the magnificent LOGGIA DEI
LANZI, home to fascinating statues such as
PERSEUS by Cellini
and the RAT OF THE SABINE
WOMEN by Giambologna.
Your journey through Florence will lead to
SAN GIOVANNI SQUARE,
home of the wonderful
FLORENCE CATHEDRAL and
BRUNELLESCHI'S DOME, as well as the Baptistery and Giotto's Bell
Tower.
PISA: collective tour
included the coach services
- Visit the incredible Square of Miracles and its white
marble masterpieces: the Cathedral, the Baptistery, the Monumental
Graveyard, and the world renowned Leaning Tower
- Learn all about Pisa and its monuments from an expert
tour guide
- Discover the unique beauty and decorations inside the
Pisa Cathedral
ROME Collective walking tour
of Classical Rome (colosseum + forum e/f included)
The Romans built an empire of truly gigantic proportions.
The testimony of its greatness is still visible in the places where the city was
built, more than 2772 years ago, by the legendary twin brothers
Romulus and Remus. To see it with your own eyes, join us
and our professional guide on this 3-hour-tour: we’ll provide you with a pocket
radio receiver and earphones, and let you access the Colosseum
skipping the long line. You’ll walk inside the Flavian Amphitheater, seeing the
places where the Ancient Romans used to watch a variety of events, such as
gladiatorial shows or staged animal hunts, and
you’ll learn more about the way Romans used to enjoy their leisure time. You’ll
stroll around the Palatine Hill, the place where Rome was founded and where
Roman emperors used to live: the view is
spectacular from here, so get your camera ready for some
perfect shots from above! You’ll also reach the Roman Forum, the pulsating heart
of ancient Roman life, to see some very well preserved ruins of that
time: let the tour guide take you back in time and try to imagine how it was
like to be a Roman citizen.
Open
Bus stops:
via Ludovisi; Barberini; Termini, Santa Maria Maggiore; Colosseo; Teatro
marcello, Vaticano,Sant'angelo Bridge, Via del Tritone.
For the open bus there is one bus each 30 minutes from 08.30 to 17.30, and the
bus stops in each of the places listed below.
If the clients would like to stop in one of these places they can drop off from
the bus, doing a vist on their own and then take the next bus which will
pass in the same spot after 30 minutes from when the other bus have left.
