Take a flight from your departure city to Rome.

Pick up and check in at the hotel, rest of the day free at leisure.

Optional extras: Rome Outlet Mall Shopping or Rome In-Depth Day Tour

The capital of Italy, Rome is one of the oldest cities in the world. It was once the centre of the Roman Empire and has a rich ancient cultural and architectural heritage.

The Colosseum (inside visit), one of the most famous buildings in Ancient Rome, is also one of the largest ancient amphitheatres in the world. It was built by Emperor Vespasiani between 70 and 80 AD to accommodate a variety of public entertainments.

The Roman Wishing Fountain (exterior visit), also known as the Trevi Fountain, is one of the most famous fountains in the world. According to tradition, tossing a coin with your back to the fountain can help find love. The fountain is famous for its magnificent Baroque art style and exquisite sculptures.

The Vatican is the world's only independent city-state of the Catholic Church and is the religious and administrative centre of the Catholic Church. It is located within the city of Rome and covers an area of about 44 hectares.

One of the Vatican's landmarks is St. Peter's Basilica, one of the largest Catholic churches in the world. Its dome and sculptures attract numerous pilgrims and tourists (exterior visit).

Civita di Bagnoregio, located in the Lazio region of central Italy, is built on a fragile hill of volcanic rock. This hill has gradually collapsed due to weathering and seismic effects, and the town is isolated on an elevated plateau almost cut off from the outside world. It is also the prototype for Hayao Miyazaki's Sky City.

Visitors need to cross a long pedestrian bridge to enter the town, as it has no direct land connection to the surrounding area. Due to the unstable geological conditions, the town's foundations are constantly eroding, which is why it has been called the "vanishing city". Nevertheless, it remains a very popular tourist attraction.

Florence, the capital of the Italian region of Tuscany, is located on both sides of the Arno River. The city is situated near the beautiful Tuscan mountains and boasts pleasant natural scenery. Florence is the birthplace of the Renaissance and is considered to represent art and culture. The city gave birth to many literary, artistic and scientific giants such as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Dante.

Florence's Cathedral of the Flowers (Santa Maria del Fiore) (exterior visit) is one of Florence's most famous buildings, known for its massive dome and magnificent façade.

The Uffizi Gallery (inside visit), was built in 1560. It began as the offices of the Municipal Judiciary (Uffizi means "offices" in Italian), built by Giorgio Vasari at the behest of the first Tuscan Grand Duke, Cosimo I de' Medici.

Pisa, a city in the Tuscany region of Italy, is famous for its iconic Leaning Tower of Pisa. Pisa is not only famous for the Leaning Tower, but also for its rich historical heritage and fascinating landscapes.

The Leaning Tower of Pisa (exterior visit), part of the Cathedral of Pisa, was built between 1173 and 1372. Standing at about 56 metres high, the tower tilts due to foundation settlement, making it one of the world's most famous architectural wonders.

Cinque Terre, a famous tourist destination in Italy, is located on the west coast of the Liguria region (Liguria) and consists of five small picturesque villages. The area of the Five Fishing Villages is set aside as a national park, which is rich in natural beauty and hiking trails. This park is famous for its rugged coastline, lush green mountains and terraced vineyards.

Manarola is one of these picturesque towns, located on the west coast of the Liguria region. Famous for its colourful houses, which cling closely to the cliffs and create a unique landscape. The colourful houses stretch from the hillside to the sea, offering great photographic opportunities.

Venice, a city built on 118 small islands connected by more than 400 bridges, is criss-crossed by the Grand Canal. Venice is known for its unique city layout, with no cars and people relying mainly on water transport such as boats, Venetian water buses and the classic Venetian gondolas.

Piazza San Marco, one of the most famous squares in Venice, is considered the centre of the city. The square is home to St. Mark's Basilica and bell tower, one of Venice's most important religious and cultural landmarks.

St. Mark's Basilica (exterior visit) is one of the grandest churches in Venice, known for its Byzantine and Gothic architectural styles as well as its gilded interior.

The Bridge of Sighs, which connects the Doge's Palace with the New Prison. The bridge is called the "Bridge of Sighs" because it is said that when prisoners were taken to the prison, they would sigh at the view of Venice from the bridge. The bridge is famous for its unique architecture and long history.

Located in the centre of Milan, the Duomo di Milano (external visit) occupies the site of the original church of Santa Maria Nasco En de Maggia and is the city's landmark.

This church is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, with its elegant and stately architecture.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is a famous shopping centre in the centre of Milan, Italy, known as the "living room of Milan". It is one of the oldest shopping centres in the world and one of the most iconic buildings in Milan.

Nestled in the centre of Switzerland, Lucerne is a picturesque city known for its well-preserved medieval architecture, tranquil lakes and spectacular mountains. Situated on the shores of Lake Lucerne and surrounded by the Pilatus and Rigi mountains, the city offers an array of natural beauty and outdoor activities that attract visitors from around the world.

Walking tour and browse the Capel Bridge, a 14th century covered bridge, one of the oldest wooden bridges in the world. The bridge is adorned with a series of paintings depicting local history and legends, which have since been restored, although they were damaged in a fire in 1993.

The water tower, which is connected to the Capel Bridge, was once the city's prison cell and torture chamber and is now a popular tourist attraction. The old part of the city is equally charming, with narrow streets lined with brightly coloured buildings, many of which have beautifully painted frescoes on their walls.

The Statue of the Dying Lion, a sculpture carved into the natural rock, depicts a wounded lion with one paw covering a Swiss coat of arms and the other trying to protect it. The Monument to the Reclining Lion was built in honour of the Swiss mercenaries who defended the Tuileries Palace during the French Revolution in 1792.

Cruise in Lucerne - Lake Lucerne, also known as the "Lake of Lakes and Mountains", is one of the most beautiful and famous lakes in Switzerland. It is located in the centre of Switzerland, surrounded by the Alps and offers magnificent views. A boat trip is one of the best ways to experience the beauty of Lake Lucerne and its surroundings.

Switzerland's snow-capped mountains are part of the Alps and are renowned for their breathtaking scenery, abundance of outdoor activities and world-class ski resorts.

Whether you're a skier in the winter or a hiker in the summer, Switzerland's snow-capped mountains offer unrivalled natural beauty and adventure opportunities.

One of Switzerland's famous Alpine attractions, the Titlis is located near Engelberg in central Switzerland. It is a popular tourist destination known for its year-round snow-covered summit and the world's first 360-degree rotating cable car.

The Titlis rotating cable car is the world's first 360-degree rotating cable car. It travels from Stand Station at the foot of Mount Titlis to Titlis Summit Station at the top of the mountain, slowly rotating once during the journey, allowing passengers to enjoy breathtaking views of the Alps from every angle.

Bern is not only rich in history and culture, it is also surrounded by nature. The Aare River runs through the city and its tree-lined banks provide a great place for citizens and tourists to relax.

Clock Tower(exterior visit), which is one of the symbols of the city, was built in the 13th century. The clock tower is equipped with a medieval astronomical clock and figurines are performed every hour. Visitors can tour the interior of the clock tower and learn about the history and mechanics of the clock.

Federal Palace, exterior tour, The Federal Palace is the seat of the Swiss Federal Assembly and Government. Located on Bern's Parliament Square, it is a stately building that offers regular free guided tours to inform the public about the Swiss political system.

The Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is famous for its well-preserved medieval buildings, cobblestone streets and iconic fountains. Set on a peninsula on the Aare River, the Old Town is the perfect place to explore the city's history.

Dijon is a city in eastern France and is the capital of the Cordor department and the Burgundy-Franche-Comté region. The city has a rich history, having been the seat of the Dukes of Burgundy and thus amassing great wealth and power.

Dijon Cathedral(exterior visit), a historic church in Dijon, France, famous for its unique architectural style and artistic value. It has witnessed many centuries of historical change and is an important landmark for exploring the city's religious and cultural heritage.

Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy(exterior visit), a historic building in Dijon, France, which was once the palace of the Dukes of Burgundy. It bears witness to the rich history and culture of the region and is now a museum displaying artefacts and historical artefacts. The palace is known for its spectacular architecture and fine art collection.

The Palace of Versailles is a palace in the south-west of Paris, with an inside tour. It is famous for its magnificent architecture, fine gardens and rich history. Originally started as a hunting lodge by Louis XIII in 1623, Versailles was later expanded into a palace by his son Louis XIV in 1661. The palace became the main residence of the French kings and a symbol of the absolute monarchy of France. The Palace of Versailles was built in the Baroque style and the architectural design was carried out by the architect Louis Le Vannin, who was later joined by other architects. The palace's architecture is unique, full of luxury and grandeur, showing the power and splendour of the French kingship in the 17th century. The palace consists of the main building and the gardens, which have several palace wings, the most famous of which is the "Hall of Mirrors", a sumptuously decorated hall with mirrors, which used to be the venue for important international meetings and the signing of important treaties.

Louvre(Inside visit): one of the largest art museums in the world, with a vast collection of art treasures, including the Mona Lisa and the Triumph of Venus.

Eiffel Tower(Exterior visit): one of the symbols of Paris and one of the most famous towers in the world, offering a magnificent panoramic view of the city.

Notre-Dame Cathedral(exterior visit): this Gothic church is a landmark of Paris with a long history and architectural value.

Arc de Triomphe(Exterior visit): one of the most famous monuments in Paris and in France, symbolising the glorious exploits of the French army.

Walking tour through Montmartre Heights, one of the most artistic neighbourhoods in Paris, which has been the setting for many famous artists such as Picasso, Van Gogh, Modigliani and Renoir.

Leave free time for shopping.

Transfer to the airport for your flight to your next destination.