2-Week France, Italy and Spain Tour Packages
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13 Day Western Europe Itinerary, incl. Paris and Barcelona
The 13-day route through France, Italy, and Spain showcases Paris's landmarks, Rome's ancient sites, Cinque Terre's coastal trails, and Barcelona's Gothic Quarter. Highlights include a migrant-led cooking class, unlimited train access in national parks, and multi-share accommodations.
- Days 1-2
Paris
Begin in the City of Light. Visit the Eiffel Tower before 9 AM to avoid the biggest crowds. Get around easily with a carnet of 10 metro tickets for about $17. A recent visitor shared: "Getting to experience all the essential tourist spots on one's bucket list gives you a good idea of which places to come back to."
- Days 3-5
Interlaken
- Days 6-7
Rome
- Days 8-9
Italian Riviera
- Days 10-11
Nice & Monaco
- Days 12-13
Barcelona
13 Day Mediterranean Europe Itinerary, incl. Rome and Madrid
This 13-day tour covers 18 cities across France, Italy, and Spain. From Rome's ancient sites through Provence's charm to Madrid's royal capital, guests stay at carefully chosen hotels like Front Air Congress Barcelona, with guided tours in major cities.
- Days 1-3
Rome
- Days 4-5
Tuscany Exploration
Head to Orvieto through Umbria. Take the convenient escalators from the lower town to the medieval center instead of climbing the steep hill. Visit Siena's Piazza del Campo in early morning or late afternoon to avoid the strong midday sun. Plan your San Gimignano visit for after 2 PM when most tour buses are gone - it's about a 1.5-hour drive.
- Days 6-7
Florence and Coastal Journey
- Days 8-9
French Riviera & Provence
Stay in Nice while exploring the Côte d'Azur. Take the boat from Saint-Maxime to Saint-Tropez for beautiful views and no traffic hassles. Visit Aix-en-Provence's markets early before it gets too hot. A recent visitor shared: "The 3-hour walk through Avignon's old town was fascinating, but bring water and a hat—the medieval walls trap heat like an oven in summer."
- Days 10-11
Barcelona to Valencia
- Days 12-13
Madrid Finale
See the main attractions like Retiro Park and Plaza Mayor on a morning tour. For the Bernabéu Stadium tour go after 2 PM when practice usually ends and you might spot some players. A visitor tip: "The evening food scene in La Latina neighborhood was incredible—start at Calle Cava Baja around 8:30 PM when locals begin their tapas crawl."
13 Days Mediterranean Highlights, incl. Madrid and Rome
A grand 13-day tour through Spain, France, and Italy's finest cities showcases Madrid's Royal Palace, Barcelona's Sagrada Familia, Nice's promenade, and Rome's Vatican. Accommodations include stays at Rafael Atocha and Grand Mediterraneo hotels.
- Days 1-2
Madrid
Begin in Spain's capital by visiting the Royal Palace and Prado Museum early in the morning. "The morning light streaming through the palace windows makes for incredible photos," notes a recent visitor. Remember Spanish meal schedules. Most restaurants don't open for dinner until 8:30 PM, so plan afternoon rest breaks to adjust.
- Days 3-4
Barcelona
A 3-hour high-speed train takes you to Barcelona. Visit Sagrada Familia at 8:30 AM to avoid crowds. Visit Park Güell in late afternoon for better photos. Explore the Gothic Quarter's shaded streets during hot midday hours. You might want to take a side trip to Montserrat monastery. It's an hour away but the mountain views make it worth your time.
- Days 5-6
Provence & French Riviera
- Day 7
Côte d'Azur
- Days 8-9
Cinque Terre & Tuscany
- Days 10-11
Florence
Two full days in Florence lets you see everything properly. Get to the Duomo by 7:45 AM when it opens at 8:15. Walk across Ponte Vecchio at sunset for the best views. As one visitor shares: "The morning light on the Arno River makes even amateur photos look professional."
- Days 12-13
Rome
Finish in Rome exploring the Vatican Museums and Ancient Rome. Book early morning Vatican tickets to avoid crowds. Visit the Colosseum after 3 PM when crowds thin out. Spend your evenings in Trastevere where you'll find authentic restaurants away from tourist spots.