Luxury two week honeymoon in Italy

Free time to recover from your trip or to wansder aroind venice ancient streets and canals. 

Enjoy the scenic beauty of Venice, the world's most romantic city, on a Gondola ride and have your memorable romantic moments captured by a professional photographer. 

In Venice every bridge you cross, every corner you turn, and the buildings and sculptures you pass by, are worthy of a photo. Admire what you see, be natural and leave it for the eye of your professional photographer to capture the most romantic and intimate moments during your Gondola ride.  

Historical evidence suggest that when Germanic tribes ravaged northern Italy in the 5th century, many mainlanders escaped to this difficult-to-access area on the Adriatic Sea. 

Over the centuries the refugee community grew into the most powerful trading port in the Mediterranean. At its peak, Venice counted 3.000 trade ships and 300 navy vessels. The result of centuries of constant development are a truly unique city of an unprecedented beauty. 

This very original private tour, combining one hour guided tour in water taxi and three hours "traditional" walking tour, is designed to give you the best possible Venice discovery experience. 

Your private guide will show you the most famous sights as well as some charming off the beaten path locations, that only a local would know. You will navigate Canal Grande, the largest canal in town, almost 4 km long and 90-metre-wide in some parts, with an average depth of 5 metres. There are plenty of famous buildings located along the river which is crossed by three stunning bridges, including the world famous Ponte di Rialto. 

Of course you will see Saint Mark's Basilica, the most famous church in Venice, presenting five round-arched impressive portals as well as a striking marmoreal interior and mosaics. Finally then you will walk through some of the "off the beaten path" sites of this unique city. 

Your guide will stop to let you taste local delicacies in the "bacari", local bars that offer the typical Venetian aperitif with an “ombra” (small glass of wine) and a “cicchetto” (something typical to eat).

Exploring Venice lagoon is an unmissable experience and gives the possibility to take a break from the crowds of the city center, and it's much better to experience it on a private boat! 

Murano and Burano are the two highlights of the lagoon. Burano has a long tradition of glass blowing, and it is possible to visit the factories and to see how the masters shape the glass, creating vases, sculptures, chandeliers and so on by hand. 

Murano, is known for it charming colored houses and for the lace workshops. It's simply fascinating to admire the art and the patience of our lace makers, who nowadays still weave with passion, immersed in the scenery of beautiful colorful houses. 

Last stop: a walk through an exclusive vineyard on the island of Mazzorbo. You may actually decide to stop there for a glass of locally produced wine or to a dinner in the starred restaurant.

After breakfast your private taxi boat will pick you at your hotel and drive you to the car rental agency.

From Venice drive to beautiful Verona, just 120 Km away. 

Expected driving time: 1 hour twenty minutes

Verona is an ancient city of art, history, and culture. 

Known throughout the world as the "city of love" thanks to the romantic story of Romeo and Juliet, it is also famous for opera performances in the Arena and summer theater festival at the Teatro Romano. 

In 2000, Verona was proclaimed a World Heritage City by Unesco. Every year, its historical center is visited by hundreds of thousands of tourists, who admire its historical-architectural beauties and enjoy the countless shops, restaurants, and companies within its walls. 

Many things to be discovered and admired with the explanations of your private guide. The Roman Amphitheater called Arena is the most famous open air Opera theater in Italy, but also hosts modern concerts. Very well preserved, it's Verona iconic landmark. 

Another unmissable Verona Roman monument is impressive Porta Borsari, a perfect Roman Gate from the first century a. C. The place to have your Spritz aperitivo is Piazza delle Erbe. Once the Roman Forum, this lively square still hosts an open air market and some of the liveliest bars of Verona city center. 

Piazza dei Signori, next to it, is the drawing room of the city, elegant and aristocratic. A quick look at the tombs of the della Scala Family (Arche Scaligere) an amazing masterpiece of Gothic art and then the most famous tourist attraction: Juliet's house. Here you can leave of piece of paper on he wall with a love message written on it. 

Don't miss to stop in one of the main wine ("enoteche") shops to taste the excellent Valpolicella wines, especially the Amarone, the recioto and the Valpolicella Ripasso.  

Verona has an excellent cooking tradition, and you shouldn't miss to eat in a typical restaurant. 

One of the most reputed is Trattoria al Pompiere, close to Piazza delle Erbe. Opened in the first half of the last century, the restaurant was born as a simple tavern by the hand of a retired firefighter, who never gave the place a name. For this reason it was named "Al Pompiere" by its patrons, in honor of the founding host. 

Simple but classy restaurant with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, furnished with wood and black and white photos on the walls. In a corner of the main room there are 35 different types of cured meats, which Maestro Natalino will be able to advise you with experience; alongside, the cheese counter with about a hundred types, all Italian. Reservation is a must, we can handle it for you.  

Sirmione is just 40 km from Verona, mostly on the A4 highway. 

Expected driving time: 40 minutes.

Garda lake is the largest Italian lake and, arguably, the most beautiful with Como lake. 

One of the first and most famous personages in history to remain spellbound by Lake Garda was Latin poet Catullus, whose family had a villa in Sirmione. Huge remains are still visible and are one of Sirmione Main sights (They are called "Grotte di Catullo"). Later, Dante, Goethe, Lord Byron and Stendhal all waxed poetic on Garda and its environs. Other garda lake enthusiasts were James Joyce; Ezra Pound; and Franz Kafka. 

Sirmione is located on a narrow peninsula which stretches into the lake from the southern shore. It's Garda lake most famous destinations, locals call it "the pearl of lake Garda". Major attractions are the very characteristic historic center, the Grotte di Catullo archaeological site, and the 13th-Century Scaliger Castle. Not to be missed, the scenic walk that starts next to the Castle and runs along Lake Garda, offering truly unforgettable views.

Sirmione is a perfect hub to explore Lake Garda southern shore and its lovely hamlets, such as Lazise, Peschiera and Garda. 

Sirmione is a charming and romantic village, especially at night and early in the morning.

Take a magical trip around Lake Garda, discovering the territory's hidden corners with stops in three villages along the coast and with a final aperitivo in a magical cove. 

Sirmione is the first destination, to admire from the lake the Roman archeological area of the" Grottos of Catullus" area with the famous Thermal springs and the Scaligero castle. 

The cruise continues to Peschiera del Garda. Dating back to Roman times, Peschiera has been fortified since the medieval times and today displays an impressive fortress, intended to control access on the Mincio river which leads to Mantova. The path along the walls offers fantastic views on the lake. 

Many other charming hamlets dot the lake shore, such as Lazise, Bardolino, Garda. All offer great views from the lake. One of southern Garda lake main highlights, the beautiful Punta San Vigilio hosts the Guarienti di Brenzone family Renaissance villa, a beautiful and romantic place for a stop and a drink. 

On the way back, the western shore of the lake offer great views of the Rocca di Manerba castle and the gentle hills of Valtenesi. 

Don't forget to take your swimsuit, sunscreen and bath towel with you to stop for an optional swim.

Relax and enjoy the Villa Cortina Palace park, swimming pool, beach and thermal SPA.  

A relatively long transfer, mostly on highways. Your driving total distance 311 Km. 

Expected driving time: 3 hours 30 minutes.

Portofino is one of the most iconic and symbolic places in Liguria, and, arguably, of Italy. 

Everybody has seen and dreamed of the image of this magnificent seaside village, set in the green promontory, with its tall colorful houses arranged in a semicircle around the famous Piazzetta. One the symbols of Italian Dolce Vita! 

The pedestrian path along the coastal line offers great views on the beautiful Paraggi cove. The path proceeds for several kilometers and reaches posh Santa Margherita. It's a nice walk with great views on the Tigullio coast and some small public beaches. This pearl of the Mediterranean is today one of the most renowned tourist resorts in the world and every year attracts thousands of travelers including artists, politicians and famous people of international level. 

But the best part is yet to come: a short boat ride leads to the secluded San Fruttuoso cove and its medieval abbey, one of the most beautiful spots of the entire riviera.

A nice drive along the riviera, on panoramic winding streets and highway. 

Expected driving time: 40 minutes.

The village of Sestri Levante rises in a spectacular landscape and, with its peninsula that divides the "two seas" of the Baia del Silenzio and the Baia delle Favole ("Fairy tail bay"), is one of the most enchanting places that can be chosen as a hub to visit Portofino, the Cinque Terre and Porto Venere. 

Walking the narrow, colored streets to look for the perfect boutique, wine bar or restaurant is an experience on its own, and Sestri cuisine is simply delicious. 

Many scenic walks are available, such as the tour of Grand Hotel dei Castelli park, with its vertical cliffs diving into the blue of the Mediterranean sea, and the trek to Punta Tragara, to admire one of the most beautiful views on the village and the coast. 

Hans Christian Andersen often stayed in Sestri in the nineteenth century, that's why the residents decided to call the largest beach of Sestri Levante Baia delle Favole ("fairy tales bay").  

The most convenient way to get from Sestri to Monterosso al Mare is to take a local train. 

Departures are roughly every hour. Expected transfer duration: 30-40 minutes.

The five Cinque Terre villages of Manarola, Riomaggiore, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso al Mare, Unesco Heritage sites, have become one of the highlights of a trip to Italy. 

The beauty of the pristine sea, the high cliffs of grey rocks and the wild mainland, dotted by rows of vines, olive trees and citrus groves, makes it an unmissable destination for all nature lovers. Even more inspiring, each Cinque Terre village has its own personality and charm. 

The ancient nucleus of Monterosso al Mare is perched on a hill from which you can enjoy a splendid view. The ancient Castle, the Church of San Giovanni Battista and the Capuchin Convent are worth seeing. This is also the place with the only beach in the Cinque Terre. 

Linked to Monterossa by the Blue Trail path (which crosses the entire national park), Vernazza is home to a characteristic marina confirming its ancient maritime traditions and its probably the most photographed village of the Cinque Terre. The ancient Parish Church of Santa Maria di Antiochia, the Sanctuary of the Madonna di Reggio and the Doria Castle shouldn't be missed. 

The less visited Village, the only one without a direct access to the sea is Corniglia. Here travelers can taste the excellent locally produced wines such as the Cinque Terre DOC, La Polenza and the famous Sciacchetrà in a wine bar overlooking the sea.

Manarola, perched on the rocks, is one of the best examples of how man has been able to tame this wild and rocky land, building his own houses and creating terraces for the cultivation of orchards and vineyards. Unique views can be admired from the promontory of Punta Bonfiglio or from the Sanctuary of Nostra Signora della Salute in Volastra. 

The last of the Cinque Terre Village, Riomaggiore, is the most visited village of the Cinque Terre, very well known for its red and orange houses built on the cliffs overlooking the sea. From here begins an evocative path, carved into the rock in the early twentieth century, which leads to Manarola: the famous Via dell’Amore. 

Travelers can hop from one village to the other in train or by boat, as they prefer. If you feel in good shape, try walking the Blue Trail from Monterosso to Vernazza: it's a scenic walk among the vineyards, with spectacular views on the sea and on Monterosso and Vernazza from the above.

From Riomaggiore train station come back to Sestri with a local train, departures roughly each thirty minutes until 11:00 PM. 

You can have dinner in Riomaggiore or in any of the villages.  

After breakfast leave Sestri to Pisa 

Expected driving time: 1 hour 20 minutes

Pisa is a world known town north of Florence, home of the "leaning tower", one of Italy's icons. 

The first sight not to be missed is Piazza dei Miracoli (“Square of Miracles”), the huge square hosting the tower, the Cathedral, the Baptistery and the monumental graveyard. The square is surrounded by a beautiful green lawn, and the contrast between the green grass and the dazzling white monuments has always struck me. Santa Maria Assunta, the awesome Cathedral, dominates the square with its beautiful Romanesque architecture. It hosts many important works of art, such as the great mosaic of St. John the Evangelist in the apse (1302) by Cimabue, or the Pulpit, a masterpiece by Giovanni Pisano. 

If you plan to climb on top of Pisa tower you should reserve your ticket well in advance (of course we can help you with the reservation).

Florence is just 90 km from Pisa. 

Expected driving time: 1 hour 30 minutes

Florentia—literally "florid city"—was the name given by the Romans to this settlement founded in the I century AD along the Arno river, at the foot of Fiesole, an Etruscan city whose ruins are visible on the hill which dominates the city. 

The blossoming of Florence in art, culture and international trade began in the 13th century and reached its peak in the 15th century under the reign of the Medici family, who ruled over the city for more than three centuries. Everywhere you turn in Florence, you find extraordinary works of art and architecture, which attract almost 8 million tourists every year—from the Palazzo Vecchio to the world-famous Uffizi Gallery to the Cathedral with its magnificent dome and the tower designed by Giotto. 

Along the river Arno the Ponte Vecchio, with its jewellery shops is a must for all those who pass through the city, as well as the splendid Boboli gardens across the river. 

Estimated duration: 3 hours

Come and explore the popular and lively market of Florence together with a guide, before the cooking class!

The Florence market is a historic place where, every day, local producers find themselves filling the stalls with their precious 0 km goods, even before the sun comes up. You will have the opportunity to see everything and more: from seasonal products and fresh meats, to cured meats, cheeses, and much more! Your guide will lead you inside the market, explaining the history and origin of the place, of which you will absorb the sights, smells and sounds.

Your morning will continue in an cooking school, where you will learn how to prepare homemade pasta.

The chef will teach you how to transform simple and fresh ingredients into a wonderful pasta made with your hands, accompanied by delicious sauces. You will knead, roll and cut fresh pasta such as, for example, ravioli, tagliatelle and tagliolini. The sauces will be an equally important guest and, following seasonal recipes and using only the best quality ingredients, you will create three wonderful accompanying sauces, each one to flavor the various types of pasta created. The objective of the lesson is to be able to provide you with the adequate knowledge so that you can recreate pasta at home like true professionals. We want anyone to be able to take part in our lessons, so let us know if you have any specific requests, such as gluten-free, vegan, vegetarian or egg-free pasta: we will be happy to accommodate you! This lesson is also perfect for kids, who love to dig their hands into the dough!

The Uffizi Gallery (Galleria degli Uffizi in Italian) is a palace in Florence, Tuscany, which houses one of the world's most famous artistic heritages in the Uffizi Museum. It is part of the Uffizi Galleries museum complex, which includes, in addition to the Uffizi Gallery, the Vasari Corridor, the collections of the Pitti Palace and the Boboli Garden, which together make up one of the most important museums in the world in terms of the quantity and quality of the works collected. 

Open to the public since 1765, the Uffizi Museum has the world's finest collection of Italian paintings and works by all the great European masters, from Albrecht Dürer to Francisco de Goya. It contains the most remarkable existing collection of Raphael and Sandro Botticelli, as well as the main works of Giotto di Bondone, Titian, Pontormo, Bronzino, Andrea del Sarto, Caravaggio, Albrecht Dürer, Peter Paul Rubens, Leonardo da Vinci and others.

Duration of the visit: 4 hours. Self guided, we can provide a private guide if you wish more explanations.

Piazzale Michelangelo dominates Florence, and it's the perfect place to admire sunset. 

After your walking tour, cross Ponte Vecchio and walk up to the Michelongiolo viewpoint (it's a half an hour walk, just catch a cab if teh children are tired).

On your way, make sure you stop to admire the Giardino delle Rose. A few more steps will bring you to the medieval San Miniato church, the most beautiful of Florence in my opinion.

A quick drive early in the morning to get to your air balloon launching field. 

Estimated driving time: 40 minutes

The air balloon adventure takes place early in the morning, when the ideal stable air conditions are met. 

You will be able to admire old Tuscan castles and renaissance villas, enjoy aerial views of the old towns of Poggibonsi, Senese San Gimignano, Col Val D’Elsa and be amazed by the typical Chianti hills, vineyards and woods . On a clear day if you may even see the Mediterranean sea reflecting the morning sun in the distance. 

Once landed, you will enjoy a complimentary breakfast in the middle of the Chianti countryside, with typical Tuscan products.

Siena is (alongside Florence) one of the most fascinating Tuscan cities, with centuries of history, battles and art in its story. 

This walking tour will take you through the most beautiful corners, squares and streets of the city. Saint Domenic Church is where you will start your exploration and will learn about Siena's most famous lady - Saint Catherine. From San Domenico, follow the footsteps of the many pilgrims that crossed this city during the Middle Ages walking along the main street and reaching the Cathedral, one of the most beautiful Gothic churches of Italy. Here Michelangelo, Donatello, Bernini and so many others have enriched the church with fantastic works of art. 

Finish your walk in heart of the city, the Campo Square. This is is one of the most beautiful square in the world, where twice a year there is the famous horse race competition "the Palio". 

Don't forget to try the typical pastries (Ricciarelli, Panforte and Panpepato) at the famous Nannini café, close to the Campo square.

A visit to San Gimignano is a complete immersion into the 1300s borgo ambience. In fact, the city (still mostly intact today) is one of the best representatives – in terms of planning and organisation – of the European commune. 

Essentially, the urban version of the feudal system from the Middle Ages. The overriding characteristic of San Gimignano – that just about every visitor will notice from a distance – are its spectacular and unmistakable towers that watch over the scene. And each one has its own history. 

The town experienced a period of economic wealth and artistic flourish, above all in the mid-1300s, thanks to the merchants and pilgrims traveling along the Via Francigena; the route passed through San Gimignano, dividing it into two. It was also during this time that the town’s foremost families challenged each other in building the highest tower, attempts to exhibit who held the most power. 

Around the year 1300, 70 towers symbolized the 70 wealthy families inhabiting this territory. Today, only 13 remain standing. It is the Tuscany that travelers love most, set amidst fields of golden grain, vineyards and ancient hamlets. 

You will fall in love as well.  

Back to Florence across the beatiful Tuscany landscape. 

Estimated driving time: 1 hour 5 minutes

Naples is just 2:30 hours away by high speed train. We will provide you with comfortable First Class reserved seats. To get to Naples train station from your hotel just ask the concierge to call a taxi for you. 

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes

A 15 minute ride, your private driver will wait for you inside the station, holding a board with your name.

A short 50 minutes navigation and you will get to Capri, one of the most beautiful and famous islands in the world!

With its stunning rock cliffs over a deep blue sea and its polished, upper-class gardens and villas, this beautiful island in front of the Sorrento bay has much to offer. 

Don't miss the Grotta Azzurra sea cave, in which a play of lights makes the water sparkle with an ethereal blue. Admire the elegant fin-de-siècle architecture of Villa Lysis and the sea view from the terrace, or visit the rocky beaches of Marina Grande and Spiaggia di Faro. 

Expect the island to be crowded in the summer. We can organize a private tour if you wish to explore the island with more guidance.

You will meet your guide at the Marina Grande harbor and join a group tour of the island by boat. 

The tour lasts roughly one hour, plus the stop at the blue Grotto, and will give you the opportunity to admire the amazing cliffs and rock pinnacle of the island. 

For security reasons, the visit to the Blue Grotto is possible only when the sea is absolutely calm, your guide will check it for you and suggest the best option.

There are many hidden treasures in Capri, hard to find without a professional guide to highlight them to you.

From the Marina Grande harbour you will move to Capri town via Funicolare Trolley. From there, you will walk to the famous Gardens of Augustus or, if you like to get away from the crowds, you can walk to Punta Tragara to admire the Faraglioni rock. 

Alternatively, you can visit the impressive remains of the roman villa of Emperor Tiberio, built on one of the highest cliffs of the island. Your guide will define with you the itinerary best suited to meet your interest and aspirations. 

Then you will board a convertible taxi to reach Anacapri, the village on the edge of the island, a completely different place compared to posh and touristed Capri. Here you can stroll at slow pace along the pedestrian areas to look at the panoramas and at the lovely boutiques, and still feel the typical southern relaxed attitude. 

You may also visit famous Villa San Michele, the dream home of the Swedish physician Axel Munthe. For a little bit of an adventure, from Anacapri catch the old chair-lift that reaches the top of the island, The mount Solaro (nearly 600mt), considered one of the most breathtaking viewpoints in Italy. 

During the day there will certainly be occasion for some shopping and to taste some of the local specialties.

A very quick transfer from Marina Grande harbour to Sorrento, by hydrofoil. Expected transfer time: 20 minutes

Imagine ancient white hamlets perched on high cliffs, overlooking the deep blue Tyrrhenian sea. Add citrus fields, steep light grey mountains, medieval churches, hidden fjords and beaches. Complete with amazing seafood and a “dolce vita” feeling stronger than anywhere else in Italy. 

That, and much more, is the Amalfi Coast: you can’t really say you know Italy without visiting this delightful destination. 

You will live a full day in paradise, strolling on the world famous Amalfi Drive with your private guide, discovering its gorgeous beauty and its ancient towns. The focus will be on Amalfi, Positano and Ravello, each one with its art, history and secrets. 

Out of the three villages, Amalfi is the most historical and lively one, with the impressive Cathedral of St Andrew, where the relics of the apostle are kept. Positano is the most fashionable and colorful with its art galleries and clothing stores, its narrow and winding streets and its long beaches. Ravello is the most elegant and it features a nice Cathedral and the famous Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone, both offering amazing and iconic views.

A full day boat tour of the Amalfi Coast via traditional wooden gozzo boat for an unforgettable day at sea. 

Your Gozzo english speaking skipper will wait for you at Positano Pier, to start your day tour at 10:00. Sailing along the coast allows to discover secret coves, caves and secluded beaches nearly impossible to find otherwise. Among the other, the captain will stop at Praiano with its Saracen towers, at the Furore fjord, at the Marmolada waterfall, at the Pandora Grotto and many other sights. 

You may even visit the famous Emerald Grotto (on request). It is possible to stop at a seaside restaurant or to opt for a picnic on board. 

During the navigation, the skipper will provide mineral water, appetizers and, of course, wine or prosecco.

If you are looking for good, traditional food, in a cozy place with an amazing view, opt for the restaurant La Tagliata. 

It’s located up in the mountain behind Positano, the home made traditional food is excellent and the view from the terrace simply breathtaking (advance reservation needed, they can organize transports up and down).

Comfortable transfer to Rome, in Premium class. 

Estimated transfer time: 1 hour 40 minutes

Travel back to the ancient times and visit the Palatine - the first of the seven hills upon which Rome was founded. 

Imagine yourself as emperor Domitian, watching the chariot races in Circus Maximus from the balcony of his imperial palace. Walking down into the Roman forum, you will realise how the area has changed throughout the centuries - from the bustling centre of the ancient capital, into a pasture for sheep and cattle, and then back to its ancient glory after it was excavated in the 19th century. 

Many important events took places here: Julius Caesar's cremation, important military processions, the keeping of the sacred flame by the Vestal Virgins, decisions made by senators of the old republic that influenced the destiny of the empire. 

But the best is yet to come! Proceed to the great Colosseum, entering though its arches you can imagine gladiator fights and animal hunts as one of the 60, 000 spectators. You will learn about Rome's history and daily customs of its citizens! 

Estimated duration: 3 hours

We suggest you have dinner at Ar Galletto restaurant, a few steps away from Piazza Navona. 

It serves traditional Roman dishes in an elegant setting, in one of the most beautiful squares in Rome, Piazza Farnese. Just ask us, and we can make the reservation for you and will request for a table outside in the square so to enjoy the setting.

Rome has a long tradition of simple and good food. 

Discover the many different specialties while walking along the ancient Roman streets, hidden squares, districts, ruins, fountains, as well as local markets and artisan shops.

It really gives the opportunity to understand Italian spirit and traditions and the social importance of cuisine in Italian identity, while tasting different types of delicious food and wines, such as from appetizers (ham, cheese and much more!) to typical Jewish food, pastas, Roman pizza, pastries and much more. 

The tour will take place in the ancient city centre, starting from the charming Campo dei Fiori local market to the old Jewish ghetto. 

Estimated duration: 3 hours and 30 minutes.

St. Peter's Basilica, with its splendid and imposing dome that rises above the roofs of Rome, is the heart of Christianity and one of the most visited places in the Eternal City. 

The amazing basilica, built between 1506 - under Pope Julius II - and 1626 - during the pontificate of Pope Urban VIII - dominates St. Peter's Square. During this period, the popes involved many of the most famous artists at that time, such as Michelangelo, Raffaello, Bramante and Sangallo to design and complete this massive masterpiece. The square, whose works only ended in 1667, is the work of Bernini. 

Inside the basilica, its size, opulence and masterpieces, among which the famous Baldachin by Bernini and Michelangelo Pietà, will simply overwhelm you.

A not to be missed experience, the ascent to the top of St Peter's dome offers the best view over Rome and an exciting ascent inside the dome structure. The entrance is on the right side of St Peter's facade (separate ticket needed). 

Be prepared to take a lift and to climb 321 steps before getting to the top terrace.

Have you ever dreamed to discover what Rome looked like a couple of centuries ago? Narrow stone paved streets lined by medieval houses? Then take a Trastevere walking tour to enjoy this charming medieval neighborhood full of romance and history. It'a a perfect walk in the late afternoon and at sunset..

Trastevere is named for its position ‘over the Tiber’. Separated from the heart of central Rome by the river, the area retained its narrow lanes and working-class population when the rest of Rome began its nineteenth-century expansion.

 Despite its being a major touristic destination, it has managed to preserve a strong local (and “Roman”!) identity. Therefore, it’s not too difficult to step off the main routes and escape the masses. 

Your private driver will come and pick you at your hotel and drive you to Rome International Airport

Expected transfer time: 1 hour.