Italy Tour Packages

Rome is Italy's capital city and the Vatican is the smallest fully independent city surrounded by Rome known for its most sacred places and spiritual venture.
 

The birthplace of the ancient Greco-Roman culture and considered to be the origin of modern banking can be traced to the world's first bank in Genoa in 1407. World-renowned casino, the Casino di Venezia is the oldest, world's first, largest, and most active in the world. Venice opened Teatro San Cassiano, the world's first public opera house.
 

Italy is considered to be the mother of all inventions that shaped the world, like programmable calculators, the barometer, the battery and confetti, the cello, the Italic typeface, eyeglasses, and many more.
 

It is also renowned for its delicious foods and beverages like pizza, pasta, prosciutto, Parmesan cheese, salami, wine, Italian coffee (Espresso), and ice cream (gelato).
 

Essential Tips for Italy

If you are a first-time traveller or planning for another adventure these tips will maximize your Italy travel experience. Here are our handy tips for discovering the beauty of Italy!
 

• Many Italians speak English knowing a few Italian words or phrases gets you closer to the local people.
• Fashion is the gene of Italians. Dressing neatly and stylishly is appreciated, while visiting churches and religious museums it is respectful to cover your shoulders and knees.
• Lunch is usually from 1 PM to 3 PM and dinner after 8 PM adjusts to these times for an authentic experience.
• No tipping is necessary but leaving a small tip as a gesture of appreciation is always appreciated.
• It is always good to carry cash for small purchases, especially in smaller towns, merely in some places card payments are accepted.
• Save money and stay hydrated by using free drinking water fountains instead of expensive bottled water, especially in summer.
• Don't hurry, Italians enjoy the ‘slow life’ so take your time to savor your food, especially in restaurants.  Relax and enjoy the experience.
   

Top Reasons To Visit Italy

Is it worth visiting Italy? Check out the awesome reasons to explore Italy that will make you come back again to visit as it offers captivating history, culture, beautiful beaches, rolling hills, and idyllic countryside that are a Gioia (‘Joy’) to explore.
 

• Italy’s architectural marvels, gems, and wonders are perfect for lovers of architecture and will astonish you as you can explore ancient ruins and beautifully preserved buildings including Gothic and Romanesque cathedrals, Renaissance palaces, Roman statues, Baroque fountains of Rome, and ancient aqueducts.
• Witness the Renaissance period’s magnificence in cities like Siena, Florence, and Urbino while Venice's Piazza San Marco and canals will amaze you with their incredible engineering in a city built on wooden poles.
• Italian art attracts a lot of tourists and art lovers can experience works by Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Caravaggio, Bernini, and Brun. Witness their masterpieces in cathedrals, churches, fountains, monuments, museums, galleries, palaces, and gardens and these memories remain with you like shadows.
• If you are passionate about food, Italy is the perfect food paradise. Never give an opportunity for your taste buds to miss traditional dishes like  Pizza, ravioli, risotto, and pasta, straight from their origins. Try some authentic world-famous delicious Italian cuisine and treat yourself to drinking Italian wines for an unforgettable Italian vacation.
• Explore the vibrant and charming like Rome, Florence, Venice, and Milan each offering its own unique attractions and all featuring UNESCO World Heritage sites. Discover ancient landmarks like the Colosseum in Rome, Florence dazzles with Renaissance art, and Venice offers canals and shopping in Milan, the world's fashion hub.
• Relax at the fascinating and gorgeous beaches like Rabbit Beach, Cala Goloritze, and Amalfi Coast. Visit the premier landmarks Leaning Tower of Pisa and St. Peter's Basilica and experience the architectural beauty. Experience the friendly warmth and La Dolce Vita (‘hospitality’) of Italian people.
   

Best Time To Visit Italy

Italy offers a great holiday experience, something happening throughout the year thanks to its diverse climate and geographical conditions. The best season to visit depends on what you are looking for whether it is sightseeing, beach time, or exploring the countryside depending upon the experiences you want to enjoy!
 

Spring: March to May, is a perfect time to visit, with mild temperatures, fewer crowds, beautiful gardens, and rivers where fish are abundant. The cities are less crowded, lower prices for flights, accommodations, activities, and restaurants, and make it easier to explore historic sites. It is time to celebrate vibrant festivals like Easter and Florence's folk tradition Scoppio del Carro, where you will find winter vegetables and citrus fruits. The weather is unpredictable always pack a waterproof umbrella and raincoat, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat.
 

Summer: June to August, peak tourist season with warm weather, cultural events, larger crowds, and longer days. Escape from the heat is perfect for relaxing especially along the Amalfi Coast, Sicily, Sardinia, or Tuscan hills. Rome, Florence, and Venice can be pretty expensive and heavily crowded with tourists. During this season enjoy the Republic Day parade, carnivals, and concerts held at this time. you will get to enjoy the annual Summer festivals, including the Palio di Siena, Festa dei Ranieri,  La Quintana, Verona Opera Festival, and more. So if you still think you can beat the summer heat then this would be the ideal time to visit.
 

Autumn: September to November, is a prime time for a visit, with mild temperatures and fewer crowds. For food lovers, Italy offers festivals like Eurochocolate, Alba White Truffle, and Boccaccesca, along with the harvest season for grapes and olives, perfect for wine and food enthusiasts. It is a great time to experience local festivals and taste seasonal dishes like truffles and chestnuts.
 

Winter: December to February, is a magical time and the weather is foggy, snowy, cold, and dry. It is a bit crowded as people come to celebrate Christmas, the Venice Carnival, and New Year. The famous Oh Bej! Oh Bej! Milan’s important and traditional Christmas fair will be held at this time of the year.  You can ski in the Alps, explore snowy alpine villages, or visit museums, historical places, and galleries.