The classic year-round introduction to Italy, taking in its three signature cities over seven days: Rome for the Vatican and ancient ruins, Florence for…
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The classic year-round introduction to Italy, taking in its three signature cities over seven days: Rome for the Vatican and ancient ruins, Florence for Renaissance art, and Venice for gondolas and Murano glass. You spend two nights in each, linked by intercity train, with return flights, Schengen visa assistance, daily breakfast and four Indian dinners included. Highlights include Vatican City and St Peter's Basilica, the Colosseum exterior and Roman Forum, a Pisa half-day from Florence, and a Venice gondola ride. Several major operators run near-identical versions, a sign of how well the route works for first-timers. The pace is comfortable but covers a lot of ground. Some monuments are visited as exteriors or guided walks, and certain interior tickets such as the Vatican Museums may be optional, so confirm inclusions. starting at INR 1,80,000 per person. Covers Rome 2N, Florence 2N, Venice 2N.
Arrive in Rome and transfer to your hotel. The evening is free to ease into the Eternal City, perhaps a walk to the Trevi Fountain or Piazza Navona for a first taste of Roman street life and a gelato.
Visit Vatican City with St Peter's Basilica and Square, then explore ancient Rome with the Colosseum exterior and the Roman Forum. Stops at the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon and Spanish Steps round out a full day of icons. Evening free.
Travel by intercity train to Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance. A walking tour takes in the Duomo with Brunelleschi's dome, the Baptistery, Piazza della Signoria and the Ponte Vecchio. Overnight in Florence.
A half-day excursion to Pisa visits the Field of Miracles with its Leaning Tower, cathedral and baptistery, ideal for the classic photo. Return to Florence for free time, perhaps the leather markets or an optional Uffizi or Accademia visit. Overnight in Florence.
Take the intercity train to Venice. A gondola ride through the canals and a Murano glass-blowing demonstration are highlights, along with a walk through St Mark's Square past the Basilica and Doge's Palace. Overnight in Venice.
A free day to wander Venice's canals, bridges and squares. Options include the Rialto market, a vaporetto to the islands of Burano and Murano, or simply getting pleasantly lost in the lanes. Overnight in Venice.
After breakfast, transfer to the airport, in Venice or Milan depending on routing, for your return flight. A final espresso or souvenir stop may be possible before departure.
Yes. Indians need a Schengen visa, processed via the Italy consulate. Roughly 9,500 rupees fee is paid separately; operator helps with documentation.
April to June and September to October are ideal. July and August are hot and crowded; winter is quieter but several outdoor sights have shorter hours.
Four Indian dinners are included with vegetarian options. Pizza, pasta, and risotto have many vegetarian variants; Jain meals are easier in Rome than in smaller towns.
Heavy. Rome, Florence, and Venice each involve 8 to 12 km on foot daily on cobbles and bridges.
No. The St Peter's Basilica visit is included but the Vatican Museums interior with the Sistine Chapel is an optional add-on around 35 euros.
Yes. Add Amalfi or Sicily nights, or swap Pisa for a Tuscan vineyard day.
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