"Embark on an Italy Magical Tour to three of Italy's most-loved cities! Your Italy itinerary is 8 days from Rome to Venice, beginning in the Eternal City. Learn all about the rich history of the Roman Empire through the city's beautiful monuments. Moving on, you'll catch the train to Florence where you'll discover why this city is known as the 'Cradle of the Renaissance'. Your final stop will be in Venice, a city built entirely on water and spread over 100 islands that captivate every visitor!"
At a glance
ROME | 3 Nights at the River Palace Hotel or similar | ||
FLORENCE | 2 Nights at the Art Atelier Hotel or similar | ||
VENICE | 2 Nights at the Ruzzini Palace Hotel or similar | ||
Room | Standard double room | ||
Meals | Breakfast daily | ||
Other | 2nd Class Rail travel between Rome-Florence-Venice |
Highlights
Florence also known as the birthplace of the Renaissance
Visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore
Take a walk at the magical Bardini Gardens and take in the spectacular panoramic views of the city
Your best photos will be taken around the Ponte Vecchio connecting Uffizi and the Palazzo Pitti
Rome, is an ancient city going back 3000 years.
Take a tour inside St Peter’s Basilica and Vatican City with its many breath-taking building
Visit the largest fountain in Italy – Trevi Fountains and the Spanish Steps further down
Spend a day at the Roman Forum and Colosseum and retrace the steps of ancient Romans
Take a walk in the regenerated district of Trastavere, and see the Piazza Santa Maria and Piazza Trilussa. The area offers the best Pizza Restaurants
Venice is indeed a city that captivates the imagination with its unique charm and beauty. Often described as a "dream on the water," Venice is a place where history, art, and architecture come together to create an atmosphere like no other. The city is renowned for its intricate network of canals, where gondolas glide silently, and every turn reveals a new story waiting to be discovered. The Grand Canal, the city's main waterway, is lined with stunning palaces that showcase the grandeur of Venice's past. Each of these buildings tells a tale of the city's rich history, from its days as a powerful maritime republic to its role as a cultural and artistic centre. The labyrinthine alleys, known as "calli," invite exploration, leading to hidden squares, ornate churches, and charming bridges that connect the city's various islands. Venice's ability to blend its rich heritage with a sense of mystery and romance makes it a place like no other. Whether you're wandering through the narrow streets, crossing one of its many bridges, or simply enjoying the view from a gondola, Venice leaves an indelible impression on all who visit.
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Itinerary
Arrive Rome
- Your Italian Magical tour has started as you touch down at Rome Airport
- Clear customs and make your way to your hotel
Rome (B)
- Breakfast at your hotel
- Soak up over 2,000 years of history in Imperial Rome, viewing the fourth-century Arch of Constantine—the largest surviving Roman triumphal arch—and the Arch of Titus.
- Enter the Colosseum, the iconic amphitheatre built between 70–72 A.D. to host events such as gladiatorial games.
- Stop at the ruins of the Forum, which served as a setting for parades, elections, and trials.
Rome (B)
- Breakfast at your hotel. Include in your day a visit to the Vatican City, Historic District and Travel Fountains
- Today is another day to get in those steps. After breakfast make your way to Vatican City. Spend some time here before continuing toward Castel Sant’Angelo. This super-old castle was built in 135 AD, making it one of the oldest places in Rome. Stop for some typical lunch and end of your day at the Travi Fountains. Take a break with a Gelato before returning to your hotel
Inclusions
- Return flights on Qatar Airways from Johannesburg (Specific and limited Seats)
- Departure & Fuel taxes (Subject to change)
- 07 Nights accommodation in standard double room
- Meals: As mentioned
- 2nd Class Rail travel as per itinerary
Exclusions
- Optional tours and transportation
- Tips
- Visa fee
- Services not mentioned in the itinerary
- Travel Insurance
- Increases in airfares, departure & Fuel taxes
- Seasonal and/or event/weekend supplements may be applicable
Validity
- Rates are valid for travel during May 2025
Contact us for any other travel date required
Country information
Need to know when traveling to Italy
Currency: The Euro is Italy's official currency
Banks and ATM: Credit Cards are accepted everywhere. Just notify your local bank that you are traveling to Italy before your departure
Local Travel: only use licensed taxis (taxi sign on the roof) and make sure the meter is reset before you start your journey
Eating Out: Italians have lunch around 1 in the afternoon and dinner around 8:00 pm. It is customary to leave small change for a tip on the table, or up to five percent of the total bill if the service is good