No one sees Italy for the first time and skips the Vatican Museums, the Uffizi or St Mark’s. We build those in and then we build around them, with the palaces, collections and landscapes that sit a few streets or a few miles away and change what the famous ones mean.
Two groups can visit the same cities and have entirely different journeys. The difference lies in what happens between them: the museums chosen, where the group stays, and whether the journey from one destination to the next is simply a transfer or part of the itinerary itself.
Programs typically last one to two weeks. Rome, Florence and Venice often anchor them, while places like the Val d’Orcia, Amalfi Coast and Dolomites are treated as destinations in their own right.