Etruscan baths, Renaissance masters, fashionable cities and rich red wine.
Sample Parmigiano-Reggiano in its homeland, discover the latest Ferraris and explore the Cinque Terre on this ten-day, northern Italy tour uniting several different regions. See the sights in Milan, Parma and Turin, and visit cheesemakers, wineries and fishing villages. In Lucca, have dinner at a working farm; in Gabiano, enjoy a wine tasting in a twelfth century castle, with romantic gardens and a hedge labyrinth.
Soak in the hot springs of Saturnia, where the ancient Etruscans once splashed, on a 14-day Italian journey. Begin in Rome, where you’ll see masterpieces by Titian and Raphael in a private gallery; in Subiaco, visit the oldest Benedictine monastery in the world. A few days on Sardinia will introduce glittering beaches as well as the mysterious Nuragic civilization. End in Cinque Terre, visiting its five villages by train.
Tuscan wines are beloved by oenophiles and ordinary sippers alike, and Brunello di Montalcino is one of the most revered. Spend a day immersed in the world of this Sangiovese wine, with a private tour of two different estates and lunch at Castello Banfi–Il Borgo. Your travels will take you through the Chianti Classico region as well, should you want to further round out your collection.
The Possibilities Are Endless
Set to a backdrop of an impressive variety of landscapes, from lush tropical rainforests to the breath-taking Rocky Mountain range, North America offers a unique adventure for every traveler. Take a road trip along the Pacific Coast highway, zip-line through Canada’s temperate rainforests, or journey through Mexico’s Copper Canyon by train. The endless opportunities of the land will leave you wanting to discover more.