Classic Italy: Rome, Tuscany & Venice Road Trip

Start your day spiritually by going to the Vatican City, which is known as the world’s smallest country and the seat of the roman catholic church. Start with St. Peter’s Basilica, known to be one of the largest Christian churches in the world, with beautiful Renaissance architecture and sacred relics.

After that, visit the Vatican Museums showcasing the works of da Vinci, Raphael, and Giotto. The highlight of the visit is the Sistine Chapel, where Michelangelo’s iconic ceiling will leave you in awe.

At the end of the day, treat yourself with some of Rome’s one-of-a-kind culinary treasures, such as the carciofi alla romana and a slice of Roman pizza.

Today is a new day for an adventure as you leave the streets of Rome and head towards the Tuscan countryside, which offers one of Italy’s most picturesque regions, where you can explore vineyards, roads, and golden fields. Spend your four nights in Tuscany to explore and relax.

Toast your arrival with a glass of Tuscan wine, Chianti, or a smooth Brunello di Montalcino when the sun sets. Have a peaceful evening with a delicious meal showcasing regional specialities, making it a perfect start to your Tuscan travel.

You will be in one of these hotels, or similar, depending on availability

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Fattoria Degli Usignoli : Italy

Fattoria Degli Usignoli is a country resort made up of a 4 stars hotel with restaurant, 2 swimming pools, tennis, mountain bikes, horses, billiard. Dating back to the 14th century, you will find us in San Donato in Fronzano 4...

Hop in your car and start the day in Florence, Italy’s most culturally rich city and the birthplace of the Renaissance.

Stroll through cobblestone streets, famous piazzas, and the famous medieval stone bridge named Ponte Vecchio. Visit the beautiful Duomo, named after the dome that was designed by Brunelleschi. You can also go and visit Giotto’s bell tower and admire it.

Make sure to admire the lovely atmosphere of Piazza della Signoria, which is home to the Palazzo Vecchio and open-air sculptures. Go ahead and discover the Accademia gallery to see one of the iconic sculptures of the world, also known as Michelangelo’s David.

Before going back, make sure to grab a gelato or dine down for a Tuscan lunch in one of the charming restaurants of Florence. It’s a city that invites you to wander, discover, and fall in love with each step.

Start your day with a drive to Pisa, which is home to one of the famous landmarks known as the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Make sure to capture the infamous “holding up the tower” photo.

Beyond the tower, go and visit the Piazza dei Miracoli, where you will also find the cathedral and baptistery, which are examples of Roman architecture. Discover the Knights Square, including the Palazzo della Carovana.

As you walk through the city, you will get to explore the Gothic architecture, beautiful piazzas, and quiet side streets. Don’t forget to stop for a coffee or gelato.

Depart the hills of Tuscany and take a drive to the Venice area, where you will be staying for two nights, to make your journey unforgettable.

Arrive and comfort yourself in your accommodations, and discover the historic architecture and atmosphere.

You will be in one of these hotels, or similar, depending on availability

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Best Western Hotel Tritone : Venice

The Best Western Hotel Tritone is a 4-star hotel in Mestre, Italy, located directly across from the Venezia Mestre Railway Station, offering convenient access to Venice. It features 81 soundproofed rooms, free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour front desk, and offers a...

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Leonardo Royal Hotel Venice Mestre

The Leonardo Royal Hotel Venice Mestre is a modern 4-star hotel in Mestre, Italy, offering air-conditioned rooms, free Wi-Fi, a restaurant, a gym, and meeting rooms. Located at 6 Via Ca’ Marcello, it’s a short walk from the Mestre train...

Discover the picturesque and romantic city of Venice, where canals and outdoor cafes wait around every corner. Go for the gondola ride across the Grand Canal and see the timeless beauty of the city from the water.

Visit the stunning Saint Mark’s Square (Piazza San Marco), where you can enjoy the 360-degree view of the historic surroundings. Don’t forget to stroll the iconic Accademia Bridge that offers breathtaking views of the Venetian lagoon.