In Florence you have a lot of free time and in between we walk with our guide, Vincenzo, through the oldest parts of the city with amazing stories about the what, where and how. We end at the Academia Museum where David has been standing and posing in his marble nude for many decades. To think that Michael Angelo was only 26 years old when he received the commission to create the 5.17 meter high statue in 1501. And if you want, you can visit Mercato Centrale for a nice food trip. You can also go to the Leonardo da Vinci Museum to be amazed by his designs and inventions that were centuries ahead of his time…

Then another highlight – Two days in Cinque Terre, considered by many to be one of the most special and picturesque areas of Italy…with its five (cinque) colorful villages hanging like swallows' nests above the sea…

Then we unpack for four days in beautiful San Gimignano. From there we visit a hilltop village or two each day and enjoy a brilliant half-day Italian cooking experience at the wine estate, Guardastelle. At the picturesque Montefiorale we taste wine before, as we do almost every evening in San Gimignano, sitting on the steps of the well in the square and devouring a real Gelato…and maybe there will be a street musician making himself or herself at home in the square tonight.

On the way to Naples, one day of free time in Rome. We stay two nights in Naples and visit the historic disaster site of Pompeii. Our bus takes you to the area of the unique Amalfi region where you can use public transport at your own time.

But trying to describe everything that lies ahead is an impossible task… Because how do you describe the most enjoyable visit, great food and drinks, the emotional feeling of something you're trying to capture forever, and new experiences that stem from centuries-old buildings and events?

We'll see you in Italy.