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17 Days in Italy, incl. Rome and Sicily
The 17-day route visits 14 cities from Rome to Palermo, showcasing UNESCO World Heritage Sites including Cinque Terre and Alberobello's trulli. Unique basilica visits, traditional gondola rides, and local dining across 7 included dinners create memorable moments.

- Days 1-2
Rome
Get to the Vatican Museums by 8:00 AM to avoid crowds and heat. You'll need about 3 hours to see everything properly. The Sistine Chapel gets hot later in the day. After lunch, head to the Colosseum and Roman Forum. Book skip-the-line tickets in advance. Bring water and sun protection for the Forum since there's little shade.

- Days 3-4
Cinque Terre & Italian Riviera
- Days 5-6
Lake Maggiore & Venice
- Days 7-9
Florence & Tuscany
Visit popular sites early morning or evening to avoid crowds. See David at the Accademia first thing (8:15 AM is ideal). For authentic Tuscan steak, try the restaurants in Sant'Ambrogio where locals go. A recent visitor shared: "The San Lorenzo market in morning hours offers the most authentic food experience—try the fresh pecorino and prosciutto from the vendors inside."

- Days 10-11
Sorrento & Capri
- Days 12-13
Alberobello & Matera
- Days 14-17
Sicily
17 Day Italy Itinerary, incl. Rome and Sicily
A grand 17-day Italian tour winds through 23 cities, from Rome's Vatican Museums to Sicily's Mount Etna. Guests stay 16 nights in 4-star hotels including Florence's Hotel Raffaello and Venice's Hotel Delfino Mestre, with skip-the-line access at major attractions.

- Days 1-2
Rome to Florence
Leave Rome early at 7:30 AM to avoid traffic and head to medieval Assisi. Visit St. Francis' Basilica before moving on to Siena to see the famous Piazza del Campo. Spend your two Florence days between the Duomo complex Piazza della Signoria and Santa Croce. Get to the Duomo by 8:30 AM to beat the tour groups.

- Days 3-4
Venice & Bologna
- Days 5-7
Tuscany & Rome
- Days 8-9
Amalfi Coast & Capri
- Days 10-12
Sicily - Palermo & Surroundings
- Days 13-14
Agrigento & Ragusa
- Days 15-17
Taormina & Mount Etna
Rome Italy
232 miBari Italy
65 miBrindisi Italy
22 miLecce Italy
22 miGallipoli Italy
64 miAlberobello Italy
34 miMatera Italy
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Naples Italy
20 miCapri Italy
9 miSorrento Italy
21 miSalerno Italy
197 miTaormina Italy
1 miGiardini Naxos Italy
106 miPalermo Italy
322 miOrvieto Italy
28 miCastiglione del Lago Italy
38 miSiena Italy
7 miMonteriggioni Italy
10 miSan Gimignano Italy
23 miFlorence Italy
42 miPisa Italy
44 miCinque Terre Italy
42 miGenoa Italy
15 miPortofino Italy
80 miMilan Italy
87 miVerona Italy
64 miVenice Italy
What people love about 3-week Italy tours
- Italy Explorer
Excellent trip, our guides were awesome and we saw some really amazing places - including a few more off the beaten track!
- Grand Italian Experience
I just finished my first Trafalgar tour, of the17 days Grand Italian Experience. It is difficult to know where to begin regarding this phenomenal experience. The tour was all that was promised and then some. Our tour guide Letizia had an unbelievable enthusiasm, and knowledge for Italy and tour. Her enthusiasm was contagious. I was so impressed with her level of understanding of the different regions of Italy and it's history. She is an excellent story teller, always keeping you engaged while informed. Letizia knew what we needed even before we we knew it. She displayed a balance of loyalty to "her family" as she referred to us, while representing Trafalgar in the most professional manner. She double and triple checked our needs, and displayed responsibility for all of us 24/7 for the duration of the tour. She assisted me at the end of my tour in finalizing a change of plans, when my brother joined me from the States for travel to our parents home town Italy. I learned and saw more things in 1 trip with Trafalgar and Letizia than if I had done this on my own 50 times over. When we left a 1 region I always thought it was my favorite, until the next one. Between Letizia with many "hidden treasures" and the local specialist of the area escorting us through the cities they loved, I was also in love. Every place was my favorite. Many times we received small tokens of memorabilia of the area we were in. It was evident Letizia and her local specialist through out Italy knew and respected each other. Again with there goal making sure we were having the best time of our lives. Never did we wait in lines for any part of the tour. We were often at the head of the line. We experienced private boat launches to some of the most beautiful areas of the world. We traveled by coach, train, boat and even cable car. I was a single woman who was traveling alone overseas for my very first tour. I never questioned my safety, or being totally on my own. Letizia and Trafalgar always kept us informed where to shop, what areas to travel, and safety precautions to utilize. I feel I have made 45 new world wide friends. Our driver Miguel, kept us on time, always with safety, and keeping our coach spotless. We never, and I mean never handle our luggage. I would placed it outside my hotel room where Miguel with the hotel porters would put it securely in the coach. Our rooms had some of the best views, whether it was Mount Vesuvius in Sorrento along Capri Bay or the Alps surrounding the Dolomites in Trento. Dinners were always excellent, entertaining at times with music, singers and dancing. The "Be Our Guest " dinners, dining at Machiavelli's Villa, and private dining at the Vatican Museum were the most memorable. We were also allowed to seek out other places of our own, with multiple suggestions from Letizia. On a scale of 1-10, I would give my Trafalgar experience 100. I hope if anyone is planning or just thinking about a tour they will look into Trafalgar. You won't be disappointed. People who were coming back to Trafalgar 2, 3, and 4 times. They can't be wrong. Sincerely Lucy Prawdzik
- Sicily Grand Tour
there was a lot of walking it was not easy at all at times it was very stressful to catch up a lot of steps and fast paced for middle age people at times it could have been avoided by being dropped off closer on top of the placed visited instead of climbing a huge amount of steps or getting a transport mini trains instead of walking for a long period of time in the heat
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