Discover the charm of Montepulciano, a beautiful Renaissance hill town set among the rolling vineyards of southern Tuscany. This experience is perfect for travelers seeking timeless beauty, fine wine, and the true spirit of Tuscany.
The Porchetta of Ariccia tour is a delicious journey into one of Italy’s most celebrated culinary traditions. Set in the charming village of Ariccia, in the heart of the Castelli Romani, the experience introduces visitors to the history and preparation of its world-famous porchetta IGP, slow-roasted and seasoned with aromatic herbs. Guests stroll through the historic center and traditional fraschette, where they enjoy a guided tasting of freshly sliced porchetta, often paired with local bread and regional wine. Along the way, stories, traditions, and techniques passed down through generations reveal why Ariccia is considered the true home of this iconic dish. A flavorful experience combining local culture, authentic cuisine, and timeless traditions
The journey begins with a visit to Pompeii, one of the world’s most extraordinary archaeological sites. Walking through its remarkably preserved streets, villas, temples, and theaters offers a vivid glimpse into daily life in ancient Roman times before the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. After the guided visit, the tour continues to Sorrento, a charming coastal town overlooking the Bay of Naples. Guests enjoy free time to explore the historic center, admire panoramic sea views, browse local artisan shops, and taste regional specialties such as limoncello. Then there's Naples, a city rich in history, art, and vibrant street life. Highlights include a panoramic drive along the seafront, views of Castel dell’Ovo, Mount Vesuvius, and the historic city center. Guests experience the authentic atmosphere of Naples, known for its traditions, lively markets, and world-famous cuisine, before concluding the tour. A perfect two-day experience combining ancient history, coastal beauty, and authentic Italian culture
The tour begins in Herculaneum, an exceptionally well-preserved Roman town buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Thanks to volcanic material that sealed the city, visitors can admire multi-story houses, mosaics, wooden elements, and daily objects that offer an intimate look into ancient Roman life. The journey continues to Pompeii, the most famous archaeological site of the Roman world. Walking along its ancient streets, forums, temples, and villas reveals the grandeur and everyday rhythm of a thriving Roman city frozen in time. The final stop is Paestum, renowned for its majestic Greek temples, among the best preserved in the world. Surrounded by open countryside, the archaeological area and museum provide insight into Magna Graecia and ancient Greek civilization in southern Italy. A unique itinerary combining Roman cities, Greek heritage, and extraordinary archaeology
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Palermo City Private Tour from Palermo
Palermo, the regional capital of Sicily, is one of those cities with a very distinct, almost tangible atmosphere, a place of mystery, where reality often outperforms the traveller’s imagination and preconceived stereotypes.
Saint Rita of Cascia was a 14th-century Italian saint known for her deep faith, patience, and devotion to peace. She was born in Roccaporena, a small village near Cascia, where visitors can still see her birthplace and places linked to her early life. Roccaporena reflects the simplicity of her origins and her strong spiritual roots. Today, it is an important pilgrimage site, attracting people seeking inspiration, hope, and reconciliation.
Città della Pieve is a charming medieval town in Umbria, known for its narrow streets, brick architecture, and Renaissance art. It offers panoramic views and a strong connection to local traditions and culture. Nearby Trasimeno Lake is one of the largest lakes in central Italy, famous for its peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty. The area is ideal for relaxing walks, boat trips, and enjoying authentic Italian landscapes.
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Assisi & Cascia Private Tour from Rome with Lunch
Assisi and Cascia are two of the most important spiritual destinations in Umbria. Assisi is the birthplace of St. Francis and closely linked to St. Clare, with famous basilicas and a peaceful medieval atmosphere. Cascia is dedicated to St. Rita, known for her life of faith and miracles. Together, these towns offer a meaningful journey through art, history, and religious devotion.
The Wine private tour in Rome takes place in the charming district of Trastevere, known for its lively streets and authentic atmosphere. The experience focuses on Italian wines, with guided tastings in selected wine bars or cellars. It offers a relaxed and intimate way to discover Roman culture through food and wine.
This walking food tour explores one of Europe’s oldest Jewish ghettos, tasting classic Roman street foods like scrocchiarella pizza, supplì, and artichokes. It continues to Trastevere, where guests enjoy iconic pasta dishes while soaking in local life. The experience ends with gelato, offering a true taste of Roman culture.
