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The quintessence of the classical style from Julius Caesar to the Baroque art, passing through the Column of Marcus Aurelius and Palazzo Montecitorio until reaching one of the most famous fountains in the world: the Trevi Fountain by Nicola Salvi.

One of the richest exhibition complexes in test the world. Follow an evocative journey through the works that have revolutionized the history of art. Visit the Sistine Chapel and discover the beauties of St. Peter's Basilica.

From the political, legal and commercial center of Imperial Rome to the Coliseum you can relive the history of Rome with its gladiators, public demonstrations such as hunting reenactments and plays based on the classical mythology

Discover the ancient city of Pompei, where the time seems to have stood still since the day of the eruption in 79 AD. Admire its art, folklore and archeology walking through Ercolano, Torre del Greco and Torre Annunziata.

One of the richest exhibition complexes in the world. Follow an evocative journey through the works that have revolutionized the history of art. Visit the Sistine Chapel and discover the beauties of St. Peter's Basilica .

The striking city of Tivoli is renowned for its mineral sulfurous water springs and its imperial Ville. Experience the splendor of the Baroque, walk through Villa d’Este, among fountains, water games and the majestic ruins of Villa Adriana.

Go around in one day the cultural capital and lose yourself in the wounderful sights of Rome. The best packet for short-stays to Rome.

From the Appia Antica, queen of the Roman roads that connects with the monumental center of the capital, the Roma Cristiana tour starts. Visit the Catacombs, the Basilica of San Giovanni and Santa Maria Maggiore.

Learn about the sights of Orvieto, a little village in Umbria full of Etruscan fi ndings. Taste the gastronomic products of Tuscany and visit Assisi, the city where St. Francis was born.

The striking city of Tivoli is renowned for its mineral sulfurous water springs and its imperial Ville. Experience the splendor of the Baroque, walk through Villa d’Este, among fountains, water games and the majestic ruins of Villa Adriana.

Set off from Rome, pass through the Chianti Valley and reach Florence. Cherish the city and its masterpieces such as Michelangelo’s David, the cupola realized by Brunelleschi, Giotto’s campanile, Piazza della Signoria and Santa Croce.

Pompei was hit by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD. Take a stroll through the ruins of this ancient city and taste the true Neapolitan cuisine.