Enjoy an Ancient Journey through Italy
Your Journey starts in Venice, "The City of Canals" and winds through Florence, Rome, Capri, and Positano with a few stops along the way
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What's Included in your Travel Package Through Italy
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2-Nights Accommodation in Venice, Italy
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3-Nights Accommodation in Florence, Italy
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3-Nights Accommodation in Rome, Italy
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2-Nights Accommodation in Capri, Italy
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3-Nights Accommodation in Positano, Italy
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All Car and Ferry Transportation
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All Tours and Experiences as noted in the Itinerary
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24/7/365 Support from your Travel Designer and our Team
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Your Travel Package Through Italy Itinerary
Day 1-2 Venice, Italy
Accommodations:
Palazzo Veneziano for 2-Nights
The rooms of Palazzo Veneziano welcome you in the heart of Venice, offering romantic views of the lagoon and modern comforts. Staying in this 4-star hotel in Venice is ideal for those who want refined settings and luxury services, all close to the beating heart of the city.
In the historic sestiere of Dorsoduro, one of Venice’s most evocative and loved districts, just a ferryboat stop away and at a 15 minute-walk from St Mark’s Square and Rialto. In a quiet, well-connected area, a perfect starting point for an easy walking exploring Venice’s wonderful attractions.
Palazzo Veneziano enjoys a truly strategic position in the heart of Venice, facing out over the Lagoon, in the Zattere area of the Dorsoduro district, just one water bus stop from St. Mark’s Square. St. Mark’s Square is just 1300 metres as the crow flies, a few minutes away in the Dorsoduro district is the Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, the Punta della Dogana, the boatyards of San Trovaso. Also, easily reachable are the Rialto Bridge, the Accademia Gallery, the Basilica of Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari and the Scuola Grande of San Rocco, Palazzo Grassi and the famous Fenice Theatre.
Welcome to Venice, Italy
There are many compelling reasons to visit Venice, Italy, but one of the best reasons is its unique beauty and charm. Venice is known as the “City of Canals,” and its famous canals, bridges, and stunning architecture create a truly unforgettable atmosphere.
Visitors to Venice can take a gondola ride along the canals, stroll through the narrow streets and piazzas, and visit world-famous landmarks such as St. Mark’s Basilica, the Doge’s Palace, and the Rialto Bridge. The city is also famous for its art, music, and cuisine, with countless galleries, museums, and restaurants to explore.
In addition to its many cultural attractions, Venice is also a great destination for relaxation and romance. Whether you’re enjoying a glass of wine at a cozy cafe or taking a sunset stroll along the Grand Canal, Venice has a certain magic that captures the heart and soul of visitors from all over the world.
Activities in Venice, Italy
Rialto District – Private Tour
Meet your private guide and take a trip through the Rialto district to learn all about its mysteries! Did you know that the district’s first records date back to the 9th century? This is a true time travel experience as you learn about the most important area of Venice in the 10th century and how it looks today!
You will learn more about some people who call Rialto home, as well as experience every little detail of Rialto with your enthusiastic local! You will also have the opportunity to ride across the iconic Rialto Bridge and hear about its legends!
Gondola Ride Tour with a Pro Gondolier
Allow yourself to be whisked away by this historic Venetian mode of transportation as a trained gondolier rows across canals. Enjoy spectacular views of this magnificent city from the ocean. Enjoy a thirty-minute private trip through canals, under bridges, and near Venice’s most famous city treasures.
A Must! Burano, Murano and Mazzorbo!
This excursion to the outer islands of Venice takes you away from the crowds and into locations rich in true history and culture. Explore Burano and Murano by private boat, replete with a Michelin-starred wine tasting and a private glassblowing demonstration.
You’ll disembark in Burano, which is famous for its colorful cottages, which have been home to Venice’s legendary lace producers since the 16th century. Enjoy a guided tour of the island, stopping to see the picturesque alleys and landmarks such as the old fish market (now closed) and the main church. Following your guided tour, you will have the choice of visiting a traditional lacemaking workshop with your guide or enjoying some free time.
It’s wine time! On the tiny island of Mazzorbo, visit a secret vineyard that is now part of a Michelin-starred restaurant. Relax and take in the views of the vineyards from the restaurant’s tasting area while sipping two superb wines in an exclusive tasting that no other operator offers.
Your next stop is the island of Murano, which has been known for its esteemed glassmaking history since the 13th century. Step inside an abandoned medieval chapel that was once visited by Casanova and Venetian aristocracy and is now a glassmaking studio. View a private glassblowing demonstration and hear about the illustrious history of this local tradition.
You’ll have some free time after your Murano tour to explore the island. Finally, board your private boat and we’ll return you to central Venice by late afternoon.
Doge’s Palace & St. Mark’s Evening Tour
You’ll begin your VIP evening at the Doge’s Palace right before the doors close, leaving you almost alone with your small party to explore. The Doge’s Palace is to Venice what the Vatican is to Rome. This magnificent palace has housed not only the Doge (the Duke of Venice), but also Venice’s independent administration, courts, and even prisons for the past 700 years.
Discover why the painted succession of doges is stopped by a mysterious black veil; learn what the Doge actually did, who he was, and why you might not want the job yourself.
After a short break, you’ll go to St. Mark’s Basilica, where you’ll be treated to the actual treat and highlight of our tour. You’ll meet an official custodian of the Basilica here, who will unlock the doors and let you in. This VIP access is only offered to Walks of Italy, so you’ll almost certainly be alone when you visit the Basilica!
Take a deep breath as you enter this gorgeous area. You’re witnessing the Basilica as few people will ever see it – empty, as only the Doge was permitted to see it! During your visit, there will be no congestion, bustle, or shouting. The quiet and tranquillity with which this Basilica, one of the most impressive in the world, should be seen.
Make sure to glance up while you’re there. The Basilica’s 43,000 square feet of glittering mosaics are best appreciated at night.
Day 3-5 Florence, Italy
Accommodations:
Hotel degli Orafi for 3-Nights
The Hotel degli Orafi is a prestigious building in the historic centre of Florence and offers you a wide range of services and comforts.
As soon as you arrive you will find yourself in a welcoming and warm atmosphere were you will immediately be taken care of by our multilingual staff in the reception. You will be offered a “Welcome Drink” to enjoy on our beautiful roof terrace bar.
Welcome to Florence, Italy
There are many reasons to visit Florence, Italy, but one of the best reasons is its rich history and artistic heritage. Florence is widely regarded as the birthplace of the Renaissance, a period of great cultural and intellectual achievement that produced some of the world’s most famous artists and thinkers.
Visitors to Florence can explore a wealth of museums, galleries, and historic sites that showcase the city’s artistic and architectural treasures. Some of the most famous attractions include the Uffizi Gallery, which houses one of the world’s greatest collections of Renaissance art, the Accademia Gallery, which features Michelangelo’s famous statue of David, and the Duomo, a stunning cathedral that dominates the city’s skyline.
In addition to its cultural attractions, Florence is also a great destination for food, wine, and fashion. The city is known for its delicious cuisine, including dishes like Florentine steak and ribollita soup, as well as its fine wines and stylish fashion boutiques.
Overall, Florence offers a rich and diverse cultural experience that is sure to enchant visitors from all over the world. Whether you’re interested in art, history, or simply soaking up the atmosphere of a beautiful Italian city, Florence has something for everyone.
Activities in Florence, Italy
Private Transfer from Venice to Florence with a Stop in Modena
Modena is an automotive town that is home to some of the largest brands in the business, including Maserati, De Tomaso, Pagnini, and Ferrari, to mention a few.
Modena is well-known for its food, in addition to its lengthy history with automobiles. As the origin of balsamic vinegar, one could easily stumble onto obscure hidden eateries serving some of the world’s most incredible meals.
Modena’s art and architecture are unparalleled, and it is a treat for both lovers and true artists. Explore the civic museums at Palazzo dei Musei and be awed by the Churches of San Giovanni Battista and Sant’Agostino. Explore the wonders of Palazzo Ducale, Duomo di Modena, and Villa San Donnino.
Gastronomic Tour of Modena with Typical Lunch
While in Modena, enjoy a wine-paired sampling lunch. Discover the Unesco beauties and anecdotes of Modena’s heart. Visit the Cathedral of Modena and the medieval palace. Explore the old Albinelli market, which is known for its perfumes. In Modena, see a historic Acetaia.
Then head to Florence and enjoy a Private Night Tour after checking in to your Hotel
Get a unique perspective of Florence by exploring it at night. With a guide, you’ll wander the popular city sights including the Duomo and Ponte Vecchio, so you can admire their lights at dark without the crowds. Listen to old stories and anecdotes of ghosts and curiosities of Florence that you won’t read in any guidebook. You have the choice to meet at Piazza della Signoria or request a hotel pickup for convenience.
Stops:
- Piazza San Firenze: your private guide will explain the square and the history about the Bargello – the early prisons in Florence 1
- Piazza della Signoria: talk about Fra’ Savonarola and its dead at the stake
- Ponte Vecchio: cross the Ponte Vecchio
- Palazzo Pitti: admire the square and talk about Bianca Cappello
- Piazza del Duomo: stop for some informations about Pazzi Family, the conspiracy and murder of Giuliano Medici inside the Cathedral
Florence Private Full-Day Tour with Uffizi and Accademia Gallery
Discover the best of Florence’s Renaissance architecture and artistic. Learn the history behind the sculptures, fountains, and palaces of the city’s grand squares, step inside gleaming churches, stroll through the medieval streets where Dante once lived, and admire the spectacular monuments of the Duomo Complex. Then, get an up-close look at some of the world’s most iconic paintings and sculptures with included entrance to the Accademia Gallery and Uffizi Gallery.
Highlights:
- Gallerie Degli Uffizi: Gallery dedicated to the Renaissance Painting: Botticelli’s Birth of Venus, Primavera (spring), Michelangelo’s Tondo Doni, Raffaello’s Madonnas, Leonardo da Vinci’s Annunciazione, Caravaggio’s Medusa, Caravaggio’s Bacchus, Titian’s Venus of Urbino
- Galleria dell’Accademia: Galleria dell’Accademia, with the David of Michelangelo
- Piazza della Signoria: Palazzo Vecchio and Renaissance Statues, included the Loggia dei Lanzi
- Piazza del Duomo: Complex of the Opera del Duomo, the Dome of Brunelleschi
- Museo Casa di Dante: The area where Dante Alighieri was born and lived: the poet of the Inferno Divine Comedy
- Battistero di San Giovanni: The most outstanding 15th century golden doors: the Doors of Paradise by Lorenzo Ghiberti – bronze and golden leaf – 10 panels with the history of the Old Testament
Francy’s Pasta – Home Cooking Experience
Join Francesca in her Florentine home to learn how to make traditional Italian dishes Discover the secrets to turning out authentic, hand-rolled pasta and gnocchi with a variety of sauces while enjoying insights about the city’s culture and cuisine from Top off your experience by sitting down to feast on the fresh dishes you’ve prepared together.
Start with a welcome coffee and cookies to get to know each other a little bit. Then get right to the action by starting to prepare the filling for the Ravioli: She’ll show you how to do a really taste filling with ricotta and spinaches, salt pepper and nutmeg.
Then start with flour and eggs and hands in dough! From the base of the dough you will do in first person, following my instructions, three different shapes of pasta. You will roll it out by hand and start making shapes for Ravioli & Tagliatelle, but not without a small aperitif with tomato basil “bruschetta” and Prosecco!
Then it’s time to prepare another dough, the one for the Gnocchi with flour and potatoes. Our menu is ready: gnocchi with pesto, tagliatelle with special sauce and ravioli stuffed with ricotta and spinaches, with butter and sage sauce. Together, cook the pasta and prepare the table and eat together all the fresh pasta you have made! A cheer and buon appetito!
Private Tour Through Tuscany
Meet your guide in the lobby of your hotel and venture to the notable wine regions of Tuscany. Your personal guide shows you around the medieval atmosphere of Siena and San Gimignano. Then, head to Chianti for an overview of this popular wine region.
On arrival in Siena, spend some free time wandering the city’s historical center. See the Piazza del Campo and the Italian Gothic cathedral at the Palazzo Pubblico.
Leaving Siena behind for San Gimignano, you’ll notice the pretty town’s 13 towers from a distance. Relax as you amble past the weathered stone buildings and discover the town’s hidden gems—it’s an ideal place to purchase a meal accompanied by a glass of wine (own expense).
Then set off for Chianti for more free time and a wine tasting and learn how wine is processed and produced.
Day 6-8 Rome, Italy
Accommodations:
Rome Marriott Grand Hotel Flora for 3-Nights
Immerse in your personal “Dolce Vita” at the Rome Marriott Grand Hotel Flora, right on top of the noble Via Veneto and next door to the Villa Borghese gardens and the 2000 year old historic Roman walls.
This gracious edifice with the stylish decor capturing the grandeur of Neoclassicism is exclusively designed for those looking for refined luxury in an atmosphere of sophistication and the highest level of welcoming hospitality anticipating every need of today’s business or leisure traveler. Just sink back in the timeless elegance of the superbly appointed and newly refurbished rooms and suites.
Delight in the culinary highlights of the Mediterranean cuisine at the Flora Restaurant. The adjoining bar is the ideal place to meet, to see or be seen, or to take in the flamboyant atmosphere of Via Veneto. The Flora Roof Top Terrace is the perfect setting for wedding receptions and exclusive celebrations, or simply for admiring the enchanting view over the roofs.
Welcome to Rome, Italy
There are countless reasons to visit Rome, Italy, but one of the best reasons is its rich history and stunning architecture. Rome is a city that is steeped in history, and visitors can explore a wealth of ancient ruins and landmarks that tell the story of the city’s past.
Some of the most famous attractions in Rome include the Colosseum, an ancient amphitheater that once hosted gladiator battles and other spectacles, the Pantheon, a magnificent temple that dates back to the Roman Empire, and the Roman Forum, a sprawling complex of ruins that was the heart of ancient Rome.
In addition to its ancient landmarks, Rome is also known for its art, culture, and cuisine. Visitors can explore world-famous museums like the Vatican Museums and the Borghese Gallery, sample delicious Italian food at the city’s many trattorias and cafes, and experience the unique charm and energy of a city that has been at the center of European culture for centuries.
Overall, Rome is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in history, art, or culture. With its stunning architecture, rich cultural heritage, and vibrant modern energy, it’s no wonder that Rome is one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations.
Activities in Rome, Italy
Private Transfer from Florence to Rome with a stop in Orvieto
Orvieto began as a large Etruscan colony and was mostly used as a stronghold by whoever governed Italy until the 16th century. It’s easy to see why even Popes would flee here in times of unrest, given its impregnable position above precipitous cliffs. Since the 15th century, the hilltop city has remained practically intact, making it one of the most scenic in the country. And the significant papal presence has blessed it with some of the finest devotional art and architecture in the country. The Cathedral, unquestionably one of Italy’s best Gothic structures, towers over even the numerous papal palaces. The exterior is not only ornately decorated in Gothic style, but it is also covered with bright murals.
3-Hour VIP Tour with Breakfast, Vatican, Sistine Chapel, St. Peter’s Basilica, and Museums
For the first time ever, you will be able to enjoy a banquet breakfast before the crowds at the Vatican’s Pinecone Courtyard! With this fully guided tour and Reserved Early Access to the Vatican Museums, you’ll see the Vatican like few others have. Enjoy a delectable American and continental breakfast spread that includes cooked-to-order eggs, meats, cheeses, muffins, croissants, fresh fruits, cereals, and more. The Vatican’s pancake cook will even make you a short stack! Your breakfast at the Vatican will be casual, with plenty of opportunity to sit on the courtyard patio with a coffee or juice, soaking up the serenity and quiet of this tiny state in the early morning.
Exclusive access to the Vatican Museums
Join your experienced guide for a semi-private tour of the Vatican Museums after breakfast. This tour begins before the general public, making it unique.
As an expert in art history, your guide will be the ideal host for your visit to the Vatican, guiding you through all of the Museums’ highlights. Walk the meticulously organized path to see stunning centuries-old art collections and ancient discoveries.
The Sistine Chapel’s Masterpieces
You’ll see well-known attractions including the Gallery of Maps and the Gallery of Tapestries. Then, proceed to the Sistine Chapel, the Pope’s personal place of devotion. As you enter one of the world’s most iconic landmarks, marvel at Michelangelo’s creativity. Understanding the techniques employed by Michelangelo to create these amazing paintings, as well as spotting the incredible details and private jokes that he painted into the world’s most recognizable artwork, will help you make the most of your stay here.
Finally, visit St. Peter’s Basilica to learn about one of the Catholic church’s pillars.
You’ll have direct access from the Sistine Chapel to St. Peter’s Basilica with exclusive access. Your guide will describe the enormous labor that went into the dome here (including how Bernini nearly split the Basilica in half), point out incredible artworks within such as Michelangelo’s sculpture ‘Pietà,’ and take you to what is likely the world’s most impressive altar. With so much to see and do, you are welcome to stay in St. Peter’s Basilica after the tour to explore more of this incredible building at your leisure, or to take a step back into St. Peter’s Square to enjoy Bernini’s ingenious optical trick and the basilica’s heavenly facade.
3-Hour Private Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill and Colosseum Tour
On this private tour of ancient Rome’s monuments, you’ll be able to visit the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill! Learn about life in ancient Rome on a 3-hour trip led by a guide who will walk you through the city’s history.
The massive amphitheater is the largest ever built in the Roman Empire. Imagine the roar of thousands of people during gladiatorial contests and public shows in the arena.
Continue to the Palatine Hill, one of Rome’s famed 7 hills, the site of the city’s founding and the residence of Roman emperors. As you stroll along the Via Sacra, the main path for Rome’s residents to access the Forum and its buildings that were the focus of government and public life, you will learn about the history of ancient Rome and hear centuries-old legends.
Trastevere Food Tour
Trastevere is Rome’s answer to Paris’s Left Bank, a lively district full of vibrant nightlife, local favorites restaurants and tasting rooms, and the city’s most authentic street cuisine. Skip the lines and enjoy this enchanting twilight tour of Rome’s finest nightlife.
3-Hour Golf Cart Private Tour
From your hotel you’ll zip through the Eternal City to see top landmarks including Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, and Trevi Fountain.
Stops:
Trevi Fountain: See all of the must-see attractions, including the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and Spanish Steps.
Campo de’ Fiori: Visit Via Veneto, Palatine Hill, and Campo di Fiori off the usual path. You’ll pause at each location to appreciate its beauty, wander around the buildings, and explore the surrounding region. Instead of driving through the major streets, which are clogged with traffic, noise, pollution, and other tourists, you’ll take the picturesque back lanes to the main sights.
Pantheon: Look inside workshops where artisans immerse themselves in their skill or marvel at the splendor of their grand courtyards at the Pantheon. Wherever you go, at every turn, you’ll discover that Rome is more than just a tourist destination, but also a city rich in culture and history. Enjoy coffee and gelato while on the tour. We’ve got you covered for the best places to eat, whether it’s coffee, gelato, or lunch.
5-Hour Cooking Class and Market Visit
Begin your experience with a “Cesarina,” enjoying the distinct Italian local markets and learning how to recognize the greatest fruit from the region. Then immerse yourself in a private cooking lesson in Cesarina’s house, where you will learn the secrets of the most famous regional recipes and sample the fruits of your labor paired with local wines.
During your lesson, your Cesarina will teach you the secrets of three traditional local dishes. You can put your culinary abilities to the test with the assistance of your Cesarina-guide. You will have a workstation with utensils and all of the supplies needed to prepare the recipes.
After your cooking class, you will of course get to taste everything you have prepared, accompanied by a selection of red and white local wines. Instead of loading your suitcase with souvenirs, take home some handy Italian cooking skills that will stay with you for life.
Day 9-10 Capri, Italy
Accommodations:
Relais Maresca Luxury Small Hotel for 2-Nights
Many hotels on Capri boast of their sea views, but very few are actually located just steps from the seafront! There are only two beaches on the island, and Relais Maresca, a four star hotel in Marina Grande, is on the largest.
Once your ferry docks, you are just steps from Relais Maresca. Drop your bags and set off to relax on the beach or explore the island. Without the the hassle of transfers between the port and your hotel, you’ll have more time to savor your time on Italy’s most beautiful island! You’ll love the crisp white and blue seaside decor of the bright and spacious guest rooms at Relais Maresca. Traditional handpainted majolica tiles, newly renovated bathrooms, and updated furnishings make for a welcoming atmosphere for your stay on Capri.
Welcome to Capri, Italy
Capri is a stunning island located off the coast of Italy in the Tyrrhenian Sea. It is a popular tourist destination, and there are many reasons why people choose to visit Capri. Here are some of the best reasons to visit Capri:
Natural beauty: Capri is famous for its stunning natural beauty, including the Blue Grotto, Faraglioni rocks, and stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Culture and history: Capri has a rich history and culture, and there are many historical sites and museums to explore, such as the Villa San Michele, the Certosa di San Giacomo, and the Anacapri Historic Center.
Shopping: Capri is known for its high-end shopping, with designer boutiques and luxury shops lining the streets of the island.
Food and drink: Capri is renowned for its delicious cuisine, including fresh seafood, pasta dishes, and the famous Caprese salad made with tomatoes, mozzarella, and basil.
Relaxation and luxury: Capri is an ideal destination for those seeking relaxation and luxury, with luxurious hotels, spas, and private beaches.
Overall, Capri is a beautiful and diverse island that offers something for everyone, from history and culture to natural beauty, luxury, and relaxation.
Activities in Capri, Italy
Papal Audience in Rome Private Early Morning Tour
While a private audience with the Pope is reserved for the extremely wealthy, his Holiness holds a Papal Audience with blessings every Wednesday when he is in the Vatican.
This easy package gets you there with a private guide in ideal position to view the Pope. Experience greetings, blessings, hymns and homilies by the Holy Father.
Pick up and drop off from your hotel is included.
Return and Check out of your hotel for your Private Transfer to Capri
6-Hour Private Boat Tour and Walking Tour of Capri
Board a Gozzo, a typical Italian motorboat and cruise the entire coastline. Visit the Blue Grotto. Swim, snorkel and enjoy drinks and snacks.
After continue to Anacapri for a walking tour and visit Villa San Michelle.
Villa San Michele is the life’s work at Capri of the Swedish physician and author Axel Munthe (1857–1949). It is surrounded by an impressive garden, which recently won the price as Italy’s most beautiful private park. Behind it is the Barbarossa mountain, that Axel Munthe turned into a sanctuary for migratory birds.
Axel Munthe recounts the story of his life and the creation of the villa in The Story of San Michele (1929). It became one of the first international bestsellers in modern time.
The tale that then captivated countless readers all over the world, lives on in Villa San Michele, in its rooms and garden and in the Egyptian sphinx, that silently watches the sea from its balustrade.
Then take the chairlift to Solaro where you have a bird’s eye view over Naples and Salerno.
Visit Capri’s La Piazzetta with its many chic boutiques and gift shops before taking a walk to the Augustus Gardens.
Day 11-13 Positano, Italy
Accommodations:
Hotel Palazzo Murat for 3-Nights
The origins of Palazzo Murat are associated to the history of Positano itself, a small town on the Amalfi coast detached for centuries from the rest of the worl due to its almost inaccessibility from the ground, and difficulty, given the absence of a port from the sea routes.
Once the private estate of film director Franco Zeffirelli and having played host to well-heeled visitors such as Elizabeth Taylor, Villa TreVille is no stranger to a bit of glamour. Enjoy total peace and privacy at this stunning estate consisting of four villas, filled with much of Zeffirelli’s collection of art and curiosities with each of the 16 guest suites being uniquely decorated to reflect their namesake cultural icons. Our favourite might be the Aida suite decorated in refreshing blues and whites and featuring delicate Arabic decorations and paintings to bring a subtle exotic flavour to the room, reminiscent of Verdi’s epic opera. The villas are surrounded by verdant gardens with lovely reclusive spots to relax, cooling plunge pools to escape the heat, and private balconies for a romantic view like no other. Meticulous attention to detail us the key here and the resort promises discreet and personalized service, whether you have an Elizabeth Taylor attitude or not.
Welcome to Positano, Italy
Positano is a beautiful coastal town located on the Amalfi Coast in Italy. It is a popular tourist destination, and there are many reasons why people choose to visit Positano. Here are some of the best reasons to visit Positano:
Scenic beauty: Positano is famous for its picturesque scenery, with colorful buildings perched on a steep hillside overlooking the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
Beaches: Positano is home to several beautiful beaches, including Spiaggia Grande and Fornillo Beach, where visitors can relax and soak up the sun.
Cuisine: Positano is renowned for its delicious cuisine, including fresh seafood, pasta dishes, and limoncello, a lemon liqueur made from locally grown lemons.
Shopping: Positano is known for its stylish fashion boutiques and shops selling locally made ceramics and limoncello.
Hiking: Positano is surrounded by beautiful hiking trails, including the famous “Path of the Gods,” which offers stunning views of the coastline and the sea.
Culture and history: Positano has a rich history and culture, and there are many historical sites and museums to explore, such as the Church of Santa Maria Assunta and the Positano Art Gallery.
Overall, Positano is a charming and scenic town that offers a unique blend of natural beauty, culture, history, and cuisine, making it an ideal destination for travelers seeking a memorable and authentic Italian experience.
Activities in Positano, Italy
2.5-Hour Positano Walking Tour with Tastings
Positano is a picturesque village on the coast of Amalfi. It’s a well-known steep-sloped holiday destination with a pebbled beachfront and Moorish-style architecture. Admire the 13th-century Byzantine icon of the Virgin Mary, the Church of Saint Mary of the Assumption.
Explore the narrow streets lined up with cafes and boutiques, lots of ceramic shops, handmade shoes, and sandals along with galleries featuring the work of local artists.
Indulge your senses, savour the scenery, and sample what people on the Amalfi Coast eat every day as we do neighborhood tasting. You’ll meet the locals, get insider info and learn about local gastronomic history. Explore beautiful Positano and experience the rich flavors of Amalfi Coast food.
Lemon Tour in the Garden & Guided Oil And Cheese Tasting Tour To Sant’agata Dei Due Golfi
The chef Fiore or the Restaurant Le Bontà del Capo organizes a guided tour of his lemon garden, followed by a demonstration how to make the lemon liqueur, a tasting and finally a lunch on the panoramic terrace of the restaurant. In the afternoon you will have a guided tour to the vineyards overlooking the sea.
Day excursion includes: private air-conditioned Mercedes car or van, English speaking driver, guided visit of the lemon garden, lemon liquor demonstration with tasting, lunch with a menu, proposed by the chef Fiore, with wine. visits with oil and cheese tasting.
Itinerary:
- 10:15 Departure from your location in Ravello by private Mercedes car or van with English speaking driver
- 10:00 You arrive at the Restaurant La Bontà del Capo and you are welcomed by the chef Fiore. He will accompany you in the garden of about 60/70 steps, where he will explain in English the story of this magnificent yellow fruit. You will get the fruits with him, you will go to the restaurant, where you will attend a practical demonstration in the preparation of the famous liquor.
- 12:30 Chef Fiore will prepare you a nice appetizer followed by an apple of carpaccio of octopus with citrus fruits of the coast, then a duvet of ricotta ravioli and lemon and ravioli of clam fish, then a second of baked fish with lemon potatoes then a dessert of choice between lemon delicacy or lemon sorbet, made in the lemon itself and finally the magic limoncello prepared previously. The lunch includes home wine and water.
- 14:00 Departure to Sant’Agata dei Due Golfi
- 15:00 Visit to the oil farm Gargiulo with oil tasting
- 16:30 Visit to the cheese laboratory La Tramontina with cheese tasting
- 18:30 You are back to your location
Full-day Tour of the Amalfi Coast
Meet your driver in the lobby of your hotel in Positano and start on the famous Amalfi road that is very narrow and winding with plenty of stops for photos of breathtaking sceneries.
First stop is Amalfi which is the main town of this coast road. This very unique town with the 11th century cathedral of St. Andrew right in the main square is said to hold the remains of the apostle. Here you will have some time to stroll through the town.
Another stop will be Ravello, located above Amalfi, that has long been a retreat for artists and writers,this tour will give you the opportunity to enjoy the most beautiful places of the Amalfi Coast in only one day.
Driving to Sorrento you’ll cross the mountain to get on the other side of the peninsula where you will see a series of little villages on the way such as Praiano, Furore, Conca dei Marini and many others…
This is the trip of a lifetime!
Return home with Memories that Last a Lifetime
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