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International · Rome · Florence · Venice · Amalfi Coast
Italy
Ancient Rome, Renaissance Florence, Venice by gondola.
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About Italy
Italy rewards every kind of traveller: the Colosseum and the Vatican in Rome, Michelangelo’s David in Florence, the canals of Venice and the cliff villages of the Amalfi Coast.
Fast trains connect the big three cities in a few hours, and Italian food makes vegetarian travel easy.
Italy package options
We price every trip for your dates, travellers and hotel choice, so you only pay for what you want.
Luxury
Five-star palazzo hotels and cliff-top resorts on the Amalfi Coast.
Request a personalised quotationPopular attractions
Colosseum & Roman Forum
Timed entry; a guide brings it to life.
Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel
Early entry beats the queues.
Florence & the Uffizi
The Duomo, Ponte Vecchio and Renaissance art.
Venice
St Mark’s Square, gondolas and the islands of Murano and Burano.
Pisa & Tuscany
The Leaning Tower and hill towns such as Siena.
Recommended experiences
- Gondola ride in Venice
- Pasta-making class in Tuscany
- Amalfi Coast boat day
- Vatican early-entry tour
Suggested itinerary
8 days: Rome, Florence and Venice
- 1Arrive in Rome
- 2Colosseum and Roman Forum
- 3Vatican Museums and St Peter’s
- 4Train to Florence
- 5Florence and Pisa
- 6Train to Venice
- 7Venice and Murano–Burano
- 8Fly home
Every itinerary can be changed — add days, swap places or change the pace.
Where you can stay
Budget
3★ hotels near main railway stations.
Standard
4★ hotels in historic centres.
Premium
Boutique hotels with views of the Duomo or the Grand Canal.
Luxury
Five-star palazzo hotels and cliff-top resorts on the Amalfi Coast.
Travel information
- Getting there
- Connect via Gulf or European hubs to Rome, Milan or Venice.
- Visa
- Indian passport holders need a Schengen visa, applied at the consulate or VFS centre in Chennai with biometrics; allow 3–6 weeks in busy months. Rules change often. We confirm the latest requirement when you book and help with the paperwork.
- Money
- Euro (EUR).
- Good to know
- Major sights need timed tickets booked in advance; we include them in the plan. Churches require covered shoulders.
Questions travellers ask
Can we add Switzerland?+
Yes. Milan to Lucerne or Zurich is a scenic 3–4 hour train ride.
Is Italy good for families?+
Yes, with a slower pace and fewer museums. Gelato, pizza and gondolas win over children quickly.
Do we need a car?+
Not for cities — trains are faster. A driver makes sense for Tuscany or the Amalfi Coast.
Plan your Italy holiday
Choose your dates, travellers, rooms and hotel category. Your travel advisor sends a day-by-day plan and quotation, usually within one working day. Final pricing depends on your selected travel dates and availability.
