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The Best of Italy: Rome, Florence and Venice

Program No. 18206RJ
Learn about three great Italian cities as you visit Rome’s preserved ruins, explore Renaissance architecture in Florence and discover the renowned cathedrals and cuisine of Venice.
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Length
12 days
Rating (4.86)
Activity Level
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4,999
Flights start at
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Itinerary
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While we make every effort to ensure the accuracy of our published materials, programs are typically advertised more than a year prior to their start date. As a result, some program activities, schedules, accommodations, personnel, and other logistics occasionally change due to local conditions or circumstances. Should a major change occur, we will make every effort to alert you. For less significant changes, we will update you during orientation. Thank you for your understanding.
Duration
12 days
11 nights
What's Included
21 meals ( 10B, 5L, 6D )
5 expert-led lectures
12 expert-led field trips
An experienced Group Leader
10 nights of accommodations
Taxes and customary gratuity
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Activity Note
Hotel check-in from 12:00 p.m. Transfer from Rome Fiumicino Airport to hotel is 20 miles (50-minute ride). Walking approximately 1 mile.
Afternoon:
Check-in and settle in. At 4:30 p.m., we gather in the meeting room for an Orientation session. The Group Leader will greet everyone and lead introductions. We will review the up-to-date program schedule, discuss roles and responsibilities, logistics, safety guidelines, emergency procedures, and answer questions. Breakfasts will be buffets. Other included meals will be plated and served from a set menu unless indicated otherwise; water is included, other beverages will be available for purchase. Evenings at leisure offer opportunities to make the program more meaningful and memorable through personal independent exploration, attending performances or other events, or simply relaxing and making new friends among fellow participants. The Group Leader will always be happy to offer suggestions. Transportation will be provided primarily by bus and regional train. Periods in the schedule designated as "Free time" and "At leisure" offer opportunities to do what you like and make your experience even more meaningful and memorable according to your personal preferences. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions. Program activities, schedules, personnel, and indicated distances or times might change due to local circumstances/conditions. We will alert you as quickly as possible in the event of changes. Thank you for being so understanding. Next, we will join our Group Leader in a welcome cocktail (or fruit juice).
Dinner:
At the hotel restaurant.
Evening:
Continue getting to know your fellow Road Scholars, settle in, and get a good night’s rest for the day ahead.
Activity Note
Getting on/off a bus or vans. Walking up to 5 miles throughout the day with extended periods of standing during site visits; uneven paths, cobblestones, loose gravel, and dirt paths. Unavoidable stairs at sites.
Breakfast:
At the hotel restaurant.
Morning:
We will board a bus or vans that will take us to the nearest drop-off point near the Roman Forum, where a local expert will captivate our imagination as we envision the now-ruined buildings. Our field trip will then proceed to the exterior of the Colosseum, where intriguing anecdotes about Roman entertainment from centuries past will be shared. Constructed in 80 CE and officially named the Flavian Amphitheater, the Colosseum stood as the grandest structure in the Roman Empire. Spanning an impressive 620 by 513 feet, it had a seating capacity of over 50,000 spectators. The methods employed to create the numerous wonders within its walls continue to mystify architects and researchers today. Throughout history and even in contemporary popular culture, it has become an iconic symbol of gladiatorial combat and the tragic fate endured by countless enslaved people, prisoners of war, condemned criminals, and animals from across the empire. Kindly note that we may encounter crowded conditions during our visit. Please refer to your Information Packet's "Program Notes" section for additional details on this visit.
Lunch:
At a local restaurant.
Afternoon:
Once we return to the hotel by bus or vans, we will gather in the meeting room, where we will be joined by a local history professor whose expertise will guide us in unraveling the intricate layers of Roman history. This engaging session will be an introduction, setting the stage for our upcoming explorations and deepening our understanding of this remarkable city's past. Rome, known as the Eternal City, has a rich and storied history of over 2,500 years. Founded in 753 BCE, Rome began as a small village and grew into a mighty empire that dominated the Mediterranean world. It witnessed the rise and fall of great civilizations, from the Roman Republic to the Roman Empire, leaving a lasting legacy in governance, engineering, art, and culture. Rome was the center of power and influence, producing iconic figures such as Julius Caesar, Augustus, and Constantine the Great.
Dinner:
At a local restaurant.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
Getting on/off a bus or vans. Walking up to 3 miles throughout the day with extended periods of standing during site visits; cobblestones, marble flooring, and urban stone sidewalks. Unavoidable stairs.
Breakfast:
At the hotel restaurant.
Morning:
Embarking on a walking field trip, we will be conducted by a local expert to explore three iconic landmarks nestled in the heart of Rome: Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, and the magnificent Baroque Trevi Fountain. Our first destination is the Pantheon, a remarkable testament to ancient Rome's architectural prowess and the best-preserved monument of its kind. While historical accounts credit Emperor Hadrian for its commission in 118–125 CE, recent studies propose an earlier origin. The Pantheon's design achievements and original purpose continue to bewilder archaeologists, architects, and historians. Stepping inside, we will witness the play of natural light through the ceiling's oculus, illuminating the niches along the interior perimeter. Continuing our journey, we will find ourselves at the Fontana di Trevi, a grand masterpiece and the largest fountain in Rome, completed in 1743. This magnificent structure replaced previous versions that marked the terminus of one of the city's aqueducts. Our final stop will be the vibrant Piazza Navona, which holds a unique history. This long oval piazza has since evolved into the quintessential Baroque setting, initially built by Emperor Domitian between 81–96 CE as a venue for track and field games. The buildings lining the perimeter mimic the footprint of ancient bleachers. Within this lively square, artists and performers bring life to its charming atmosphere. We will encounter Gian Lorenzo Bernini's awe-inspiring Fountain of the Four Rivers at its center and admire Francesco Borromini's architectural masterpiece, the church of St. Agnes, on the west side. Please note that there is a possibility of encountering crowded conditions during our visits.
Lunch:
At a local restaurant.
Afternoon:
Following lunch, those who wish to return to the hotel by bus or van may do so. Alternatively, you are welcome to continue exploring independently at your leisure. Free time. Take this opportunity for personal independent exploration to see and do what interests you most. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions. You can also consult your list of suggested free time activities in your program materials.
Dinner:
This meal has been excluded from the program cost. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions and give directions. You can also consult your list of suggested restaurants in your program materials.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
Getting on/off a bus or vans. Walking up to 2 miles throughout the day with extended periods of standing during site visits. Cobblestones, marble flooring, and urban stone sidewalks. An elevator is available at the Galleria Borghese. Unavoidable stairs in the museum.
Breakfast:
At the hotel restaurant.
Morning:
We will depart from the hotel by bus or van to our next destination, the renowned Galleria Borghese, an opulent palace that once served as the private pleasure and reception residence of Cardinal Scipio Borghese (1577–1633), a notable art collector, patron of the young Bernini and nephew of Pope Paul V. Accompanied by a local expert, we will enter the gallery at our scheduled time to embark on an enlightening exploration. Within the gallery's walls, we will encounter an impressive array of significant artworks, including paintings by masters such as Caravaggio, Raphael, Botticelli, and Titian. However, the collection's true highlight lies in Bernini's emotionally charged sculptures, which eloquently capture the essence of the Baroque era. Following our visit, those who wish to return to the hotel by bus or van may do so. Alternatively, you are welcome to continue exploring independently at your leisure. Kindly note that the significant volume of visitors may present difficulties in obtaining an unobstructed view of the most renowned works; anticipate encountering crowded conditions during our visit. The Borghese implements a strict daily visitor cap and limits group visits to a maximum of two hours. Additionally, the museum prohibits taking photographs or videos of any kind. Please refer to your Information Packet's "Program Notes" section for additional details on this visit.
Lunch:
On your own to enjoy what you like.
Afternoon:
Free time. Take this opportunity for personal independent exploration to see and do what interests you most. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions. You can also consult your list of suggested free time activities in your program materials.
Dinner:
On your own to enjoy what you like.
Evening:
At leisure. Prepare for check-out and transfer in the morning.
Activity Note
Steps getting on/off a train. Walking up to 3 miles throughout the day with standing while waiting for the train; cobblestones, marble flooring, and urban stone sidewalks. Unavoidable stairs getting on/off the train. High-speed train to Florence takes 1.5 hours (175 miles). Hotel check-in from 2:00 p.m.
Breakfast:
At the hotel restaurant.
Morning:
In the early morning, we will arrange for our bags to be collected from outside our rooms, ensuring their convenient delivery to our hotel in Florence. We will set out on foot to nearby Roma Termini, the bustling central train station. We will board a high-speed train with reserved seats, commencing our trip toward our following program site. Upon reaching Florence, we will set off on foot from Firenze Santa Maria Novella, embarking on a pleasant walk toward our hotel.
Lunch:
At the hotel restaurant.
Afternoon:
Upon arrival, we will proceed to the check-in process and comfortably settle into our accommodations. Later in the afternoon, a local historian will take center stage to illuminate the history of Medieval Florence and the prominent Medici family. Our journey will begin with exploring the city's Roman origins, setting the foundation for understanding how the Medici family ascended to power by the close of the 15th century, establishing a formidable dynasty that would govern Florence and shape its destiny as the cradle of the Renaissance. Under the Medici's patronage, significant portions of the city were meticulously rebuilt in the resplendent style of the Renaissance, setting the stage for the flourishing of arts, humanities, and scientific endeavors. Additionally, the Medici family amassed a remarkable collection of artistic treasures, further cementing their legacy as enthusiastic patrons of the arts. Following a short break, we will embark on a leisurely neighborhood walk accompanied by our Group Leader. This informative excursion will allow us to familiarize ourselves with the local area and discover the locations of ATMs, pharmacies, and various stores and shops, ensuring our convenience during our stay.
Dinner:
At a local restaurant.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
Walking up to 4 miles throughout the day with extended periods of standing during site visits; cobblestones, marble flooring, and some uneven urban stone sidewalks. Elevator available at the Opera del Duomo Museum and Galleria dell'Accademia. Some unavoidable stairs in the museums.
Breakfast:
At the hotel restaurant.
Morning:
Our day will begin with a walk from our hotel to the magnificent Duomo, officially known as the Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore. We will meet with a museum docent to explore Florence's most iconic landmark here. As we delve into the history of this stunning cathedral, we will learn that it is not only the third-largest church in the world but also an architectural masterpiece that has become synonymous with the splendor of the Renaissance. Designed by the brilliant Filippo Brunelleschi (1377–1444) and completed in 1434, the magnificent dome was a remarkable feat of innovation during its time, leaving a lasting impression as one of the crowning achievements of the era. In addition to our exploration of the Duomo itself, we will have the privilege of delving into the Duomo Museum, recently reopened after undergoing a comprehensive renovation and modernization. Within this space, we will encounter a treasure trove of artistic brilliance, with over 750 works of art spanning more than seven centuries of history. The museum's extensive collection showcases an array of medieval and Renaissance statues and reliefs meticulously crafted from marble, bronze, and silver by the celebrated artists of their time. Kindly note that the significant volume of visitors may present difficulties in obtaining an unobstructed view of the most renowned works; anticipate encountering crowded conditions during our visit. Please be aware that due to an ongoing restoration project, the mosaics in the vault of the Florence Baptistery may not be accessible for viewing during our visit.
Lunch:
On your own to enjoy what you like.
Afternoon:
The Group Leader will appoint a meeting point for the group, after which we will walk together to the Galleria dell'Accademia. Once there, we will enjoy an on-site lecture on one of the world’s most famous statues, Michelangelo's David.The David stands as an enduring masterpiece of Renaissance sculpture and one of the world's most iconic works of art. Housed within the Galleria dell'Accademia, this awe-inspiring statue mesmerizes visitors with its exceptional craftsmanship and powerful depiction of the biblical figure. Carved by Michelangelo from a single block of marble between 1501 and 1504, David stands tall at over 17 feet and captivates viewers with its remarkable level of detail and lifelike representation. From the intricate musculature to the intense gaze and the poised stance, David embodies the physical and spiritual strength that epitomized the Renaissance era. Beyond the David, we can explore an impressive collection of Renaissance artworks, including sculptures, paintings, and musical instruments. The museum also houses Michelangelo's unfinished sculptures, known as the Prisoners, which provide valuable insights into the artist's creative process. It has been suggested that Michelangelo left them in their incomplete state to symbolize the struggle of humankind to free the spirit from matter. Kindly note that the significant volume of visitors may present difficulties in obtaining an unobstructed view of the most renowned works; anticipate encountering crowded conditions during our visit.
Dinner:
At the hotel restaurant.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
Walking up to 4 miles total throughout the day with extended periods of standing during site visits; marble flooring, cobblestones and some uneven urban stone sidewalks and streets. Elevator available at the Uffizi. Unavoidable steps in the Uffizi.
Breakfast:
At the hotel restaurant.
Morning:
We will convene in the hotel's meeting room, where an esteemed art historian will join us. This expert will provide an overview of medieval and Renaissance art, preparing us for our upcoming field trip to the renowned Galleria degli Uffizi. The Renaissance, an era of cultural rebirth and artistic brilliance, emerged in Italy during the 15th to 17th centuries. It marked a significant shift from the medieval period, showcasing a renewed focus on humanism, naturalism, perspective, and classical influences. In addition to the enlightening presentation, our Group Leader will host a brief session to discuss the practical logistics of navigating the enchanting city of Venice.
Lunch:
At a local restaurant.
Afternoon:
We will walk to the reserved entrance of the Galleria degli Uffizi for our self-directed field trip, where we are free to venture through the museum at our own pace and explore according to our individual interests. Renowned as the most extensive collection of Renaissance art worldwide, the Uffizi showcases a remarkable journey through various artistic periods, from Gothic to medieval, Renaissance to Mannerist, encompassing painting, architecture, and sculpture. Within its hallowed halls, we will encounter a multitude of iconic masterpieces, including Leonardo da Vinci's mesmerizing Annunciation, Botticelli's ethereal Birth of Venus and enchanting Primavera, Michelangelo's poignant Holy Family, as well as a selection of Caravaggios, Titians, and Artemisia Gentileschi's compelling artworks. It is worth noting that a coffee bar awaits at the end of the second corridor, atop the Loggia. Here, we can relish a moment of refreshment while marveling at the splendid view of the Palazzo Vecchio and the magnificent Duomo. This provides an ideal opportunity to rejuvenate, sip a delightful beverage, and enjoy a well-deserved rest amidst the artistic wonders that surround us. Kindly note that the significant volume of visitors may present difficulties in obtaining an unobstructed view of the most renowned works; anticipate encountering crowded conditions during our visit.
Dinner:
On your own to sample the local fare.
Evening:
At leisure. Prepare for check-out and transfer in the morning.
Activity Note
Getting on/off a train. Walking up to 4 miles throughout the day with periods of standing while waiting for the train; cobblestones, marble flooring, and some uneven urban stone sidewalks. Unavoidable stairs in train stations. High-speed train to Venice takes 2.15 hours (150 miles). Hotel check-in from 3:00 p.m.
Breakfast:
At the hotel restaurant.
Morning:
As our time in Florence comes to a close, we will check out of the hotel, ensuring a seamless experience by conveniently depositing our bags in the lobby under the attentive supervision of our Group Leader. Our bags will be loaded onto a van that will transport them directly to our hotel in Venice, sparing us the hassle of handling them along the way. Departing in the mid-morning, we will go to the Firenze Santa Maria Novella train station on foot, boarding a high-speed train bound for Venice. This swift ride will whisk us through the picturesque Italian landscapes, bringing us closer to the enchanting city of Venice. Upon arrival, under the guidance of our Group Leader, we will set out on a delightful neighborhood walk, exploring the surroundings on foot. This immersive excursion will allow us to familiarize ourselves with essential amenities such as ATMs, pharmacies, local stores, and convenient vaporetto stops near our hotel. This insightful walk will ensure that we are well-acquainted with the essentials, facilitating a smooth and enjoyable experience during our stay in Venice. During our days in Venice, we will be provided with passes for the vaporetto, Venice's efficient and picturesque ACTV public transportation system via boats. These passes will grant us unlimited rides on the major routes, allowing us to effortlessly explore all six of the city's distinct districts, known as "sestieri."
Lunch:
At the hotel restaurant.
Afternoon:
After lunch, we will check into our rooms, granting us a moment to refresh and unwind after our journey. Taking this time to rejuvenate, we can settle in and enjoy a well-deserved moment of relaxation. In the late afternoon, we will gather in the hotel meeting room, where a local historian will delight us with insights into the rich legacy of Venice. Through their expertise, we will better understand the city's history, culture, and distinctive character. Venice, the enchanting city built on a lagoon, boasts a history stretching over a thousand years. Founded in the 5th century CE, Venice originally served as a refuge for residents fleeing the fall of the Roman Empire. Over time, it evolved into a powerful maritime republic, emerging as a dominant force in Mediterranean trade during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Venice flourished as a commerce and cultural exchange hub, amassing immeasurable wealth and influence. Its strategic location and innovative maritime technology enabled the Venetians to establish a vast trading empire, extending their reach across the Mediterranean and beyond.
Dinner:
At a local restaurant.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
Getting on/off vaporetto. Walking up to 4 miles throughout the day with extended periods of standing during site visits; cobblestones, marble flooring, and some uneven urban stone sidewalks. Unavoidable stairs on bridges and in churches. Crossing multiple bridges that span canals; some bridges may lack handrails.
Breakfast:
At the hotel restaurant.
Morning:
By vaporetto, we will venture towards the vibrant heart of Venice, the iconic Piazza San Marco. This expansive public space often called the "drawing room of Europe" during the 19th century, beckons us with its awe-inspiring grandeur. At the center of this splendid square, we will discover the resplendent Basilica of San Marco, adorned with intricate Byzantine-inspired mosaics and lavish decorations. Towering nearby, the majestic Campanile, a bell tower offering panoramic views of the city, beckons us to ascend and admire the breathtaking vistas. Adjacent to these awe-inspiring structures, the imposing Palazzo Ducale, the seat of Venetian political power, captivates with its intricate Gothic design. These iconic landmarks create an enchanting and unforgettable atmosphere within one of the most impressive public squares in the world. Our local expert will direct us through an immersive exploration of the Palazzo Ducale. Within the palace's opulent walls, the Doges embellished the residential quarters and ceremonial chambers of the Great Council with extravagant artwork, including murals created by masters such as Tintoretto and Veronese. As we venture through the palace, we will witness the grandeur of spacious courtrooms and the hauntingly intriguing prisons connected by the famous Bridge of Sighs. This iconic bridge earned its name from the bittersweet sighs of prisoners who crossed it, knowing it marked their final glimpse of light and freedom before incarceration. Afterward, we will embark on a delightful gondola ride, offering a unique perspective of the city as we gracefully glide along its enchanting canals. The history of Venetian gondolas is steeped in tradition and dates back centuries. With their distinctive design, these elegant, flat-bottomed boats have been an iconic symbol of Venice for generations.
Lunch:
On your own to enjoy what you like.
Afternoon:
Free time. Take this opportunity for personal independent exploration to see and do what interests you most. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions.
Dinner:
On your own to sample the local fare.
Evening:
At leisure.
Activity Note
Getting on/off vaporetto and gondola (assistance offered). Walking up to 4 miles throughout the day with extended periods of standing during site visits; cobblestones, marble flooring, and some uneven urban stone sidewalks. Unavoidable stairs on bridges and in museum. Crossing multiple bridges that span canals; some bridges may lack handrails.
Breakfast:
At the hotel restaurant.
Morning:
We will board the vaporetto nearest our hotel, heading towards the vibrant Rialto area, nestled within the historic sestiere of San Polo. We will be joined by a local expert who will take us on a walking field trip through one of Venice's oldest districts. As we make our way, we will cross the remarkable Rialto Bridge, the city's oldest bridge, which elegantly connects the San Polo and San Marco sestieri. From the bridge's summit, we will enjoy a splendid vantage point, capturing photographs of the bustling traffic on the iconic Grand Canal. The Rialto Bridge symbolizes Venice's rich history and architectural brilliance. As the oldest bridge in the city, it holds a special place in the hearts of locals and visitors alike. Spanning the majestic Grand Canal, the Rialto Bridge connects the bustling districts of San Polo and San Marco, serving as a vital link between these vibrant areas. Its elegant design, featuring a central arch and two graceful ramps, is a testament to the skill and craftsmanship of its creators. From the bridge's summit, one can savor breathtaking panoramic views of the Grand Canal, capturing the essence of Venetian life as gondolas glide along the waterway and vibrant activity unfolds below. Concluding our field trip, we will venture towards the renowned Rialto markets, a historical hub of Venetian culinary culture supplying the city with food since 1097. At the break of dawn, barges laden with fresh produce arrive, setting the stage for a vibrant market experience. As time progresses, the stands and carts of vendors come alive, offering an astonishing array of fruits, vegetables, seafood, and other provisions. With some leisurely time at the market, we can independently explore and immerse ourselves in the bustling atmosphere, witnessing the age-old tradition of Venetians acquiring their food in this lively marketplace. Kindly note that we may encounter crowded conditions during our visit.
Lunch:
On your own to sample the local fare.
Afternoon:
Free time. Take this opportunity for personal independent exploration to see and do what interests you most. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions.
Dinner:
At the hotel restaurant. Recap your adventures and share your favorite memories.
Evening:
At leisure. Be sure to prepare for check-out and departures in the morning.
Activity Note
Hotel check-out 11:00 a.m. See your program’s travel details regarding transfers. At the hotel’s private dock, bags will be loaded onto the boat and then off the boat at the airport dock. A few steps from the boat to the dock and you are in the water transportation wing of the airport. Follow the signs to the main terminal. Carts are available or use the moving walkway.
Breakfast:
At the hotel restaurant; for those with early departures, the hotel will prepare a bagged breakfast with a fruit, a roll or pastry, fruit juice, and water to take with you. This concludes our program.
Morning:
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