Begin in the city of Milan where its Duomo is the third largest cathedral in the world; it took four centuries to finish, whereas one of the city’s new fashion collections changes in a season. Most people are not aware that in the early days of Milan, the whole city was linked with canals, similar to Venice, the next stop on this trip. Venice has a dreamy quality with its ancient buildings lining the canals and bridges. The ornate St Mark’s Basilica was named after the patron saint of Venice and is one of several must see destinations in this city on the water. Florence’s Duomo is a UNESCO World Heritage site and the largest brick dome ever constructed. Observe the high level of craftsmanship of Ghiberti’s bronze doors and the over forty stained glass windows. In Rome it will be difficult to decide among so many options, shopping or gelato breaks, Roman ruins or churches, the Pantheon or the Colosseum….. throw a coin in the Trevi fountain and make a wish that you can do the whole trip again!

Flights: New York-Milan, Rome-New York¹
2-nights hotel accommodations in Milan
2nd Class Rail Milan to Venice
2-nights hotel accommodations in Venice
2nd Class Rail Venice to Florence
2-nights hotel accommodations in Florence
2nd Class Rail Florence to Rome
2-nights hotel accommodations in Rome
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Italian City Taxes are not included.
A city tax on hotel stays may be charged and collected directly from you at the time of checkout. These taxes vary by hotel category and city, and may change at any time based on local legislation.

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