Venice to Florence
Italy Bike Tours
Bike Italy’s Art Cities from the Venetial Lagoon to Florence
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- Length7–8 days
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Overview
Your bike tour in Italy begins in a Venitian lagoon within the picturesque port of Chioggia and leads through Italian romance, art, and history, ending in the heart of Tuscany. From the bridges of Comacchio and the early Christian mosaics of Ravenna to the Renaissance architecture of Florence, this tour features six days of pedaling through the heart of Italian culture and cuisine. Vineyards, idyllic landscapes, and the Apennines mountains backdrop add to the sheer joy of cycling.
From the colorful ceramics in Faenza to the Etruscan ruins in Fiesole, cycling from the plains to the mountains, you will discover hidden gems all along your way.
And of course, we have to mention the culinary fame of Emilia-Romagna, Italy's foremost pasta region!
Highlights
- Venetian Lagoon
- Po River delta, wetlands, and wildlife
- The mosaics of Ravenna
- Ceramics of Faenza
- Quiet country roads
- Art of Florence
- Unique accommodations
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Itinerary
Day 1: Chioggia
Day 2: Po River Delta, 36 - 63 mi. (58 - 101 km)
Day 3: Comacchio, 46 mi. (74 km)
Day 4: Ravenna, 31 mi. (49 km)
Day 5: Ravenna - Faenza, 35 mi. (56 km)
Day 6: Faenza - Ronta, over the Apennines, 9 - 39 mi. (15 - 63 km)
Day 7: Florence, 26 mi. (41 km)
Day 8: DepartureDue to organizational reasons, weather conditions, or provisions issued by local authorities, the itinerary may be subject to changes before and/or during your holiday. For example, along the way, you may find temporary deviations caused by roadworks, which cannot be foreseen.
Day 1: Chioggia
On the southern end of the Venetian Lagoon, lies the busy fishing port of Chioggia, the start of your bike tour in Italy. Your hotel is located in the historic city center. Our local partner will meet you in the afternoon to fit your bicycles and go over the route details. This is usually scheduled between 2 and 4 pm so please inform us of your travel plans and arrival time in Chioggia. After checking in, you can take a stroll around the center of Chioggia and admire the canals, bridges, and main pedestrian walking street. If you arrive early, you can even cycle along one of the islands in the lagoon.Sample accommodation: Hotel Grande Italia
Day 2: Chioggia - Po River Delta, 36 - 63 mi. (58 - 101 km) | Elevation: +235 m
Today you cycle towards the Po River Delta, Italy's wildest and most fertile plane, the home to a variety of wildlife; flamingoes, bull, horses, and thousands of water birds. Grab some picnic supplies from the local grocery store and take your time, or stop at a local cafe. Those who want extra mileage can enjoy a great ride into the Delta in the afternoon. Your destination this evening is a small country bed and breakfast.Sample accommodation: Agriturismo Forzello or similar
Day 3: Comacchio, 44 mi. (70 km) | Elevation gain: 171 m
Today is another day of easy riding. The destination is a small lagoon town, Comacchio, full of character and history. At one point in history, this port was more powerful than Venice. Built on thirteen islands, the town is now landlocked but surrounded by the Po River and freshwater wetlands. Comacchio has a fabulous museum that showcases a Roman boat and its cargo that was excavated from one of the canals. You may enjoy a boat ride through the extensive maze of canals on a traditional batane, a small flat-keeled boat which was the usual means of transport for the inhabitants until a few decades ago.Sample accommodation: B&B Al Ponticello or similar
Day 4: Ravenna, 31 mi. (49 km) | Elevation gain: +124 m
Cycle along the Valley of Comacchio wetlands towards Ravenna. This city was the last capital of the Western Roman Empire and home to more early Christian mosaics than any other city in Western Europe. You can walk to Dante's Tomb and the mosaics of San Vitale, Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, and the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia this afternoon, as your hotel is near all the city sights.Sample accommodation: Hotel Palazzo Bezzi
Optional activities: Guided visit of Ravenna (approx. 3 hours) and/or dinnerDay 5: Ravenna - Faenza, 32 mi. (52 km) | Elevation gain: +158 m
Exiting Ravenna, you have the choice to visit another important Byzantine masterpiece, Sant'Apollinare in Classe. After crossing the plains, you pedal through fruit plantations and arrive to Faenza, located in the region of Emilia-Romagna. Your hotel is a restored convent near the central square of this regional market center and famous ceramics town. Enjoy the bustle in the market square and the main "piazza" which is always full of bicycle riders of all ages. Faenza is world-renowned for its hand-decorated ceramics and a visit to the International Ceramics Museum is highly recommended as well as several of the local artists' studios specialized in this colorful pottery.Sample accommodation: Hotel Vittoria
Optional activity: DinnerDay 6: Faenza - Ronta, over the Apennines, 9 - 35 mi. (15 - 64 km)
You head into the Apennines today, passing first through the medieval village of Brisighella. This is a good place to take a break and pick up some snacks for the climb ahead. If you want to tackle the entire mountain, you can do so. Your route descriptions provide options. The climb is quite easy at first as you begin the ascent. Remember to look around as you pedal since the scenery changes dramatically as you leave the plains and enter the mountains. Just before the toughest part of the climb, there is a conveniently located train station that allows you a choice in how you reach your destination! Dinner is included tonight.Sample accommodation: Albergo La Rosa
Optional activity: Olive oil tasting in BrisighellaDay 7: Florence, 26 mi. (41 km)
There's a small climb this morning to Vetta le Croci, then it's downhill to the old Etruscan city of Fiesole, where you'll enjoy a great view of Florence rising from the valley floor. We recommend waiting until after lunch to ride into town and the rest of the afternoon is yours to explore this capital of Renaissance Italy. Your rental bikes are collected at 5 pm.Sample accommodation: Hotel Silla
Day 8: Departure
After a buffet breakfast in the hotel, you're ready to become a tourist again. Visit Michelangelo's David at the Accademia, Botticelli's Birth of Venus and the other masterpieces of the Uffizi Gallery, and more.Optional activity: Guided visit of Florence
*A cooking class is available in more than one location along the way and includes tasting the meal as well. The class is run by Le Cesarine, a company that organizes culinary experiences at local people’s houses. Your class will last about 3 hours, during which you will help the Cesarina prepare 3 courses. In the 4th and final hour, you will enjoy a meal (lunch or dinner) made of the courses you prepared during the class. Water and one bottle of house wine every 3 people are included.
Day 1: Chiogga and the Venetian lagoon
Welcome to Chioggia and the Venetian Lagoon! After checking into your hotel, take a walk and explore charming Chioggia, admiring the canals, bridges, and the lively pedestrian main street. You may even take a test ride along one of the islands in the lagoon, crossing over on the local ferry boat.Sample accommodation: Hotel Domus Clugiae
Day 2: Cycle through the Po River Delta, 25 mi. (40 km) | Elevation gain: +162 m
You may choose to start your day with more exploration of the canals and alleys of colorful Chioggia, which you'll leave behind today as you cycle south through the Po Delta Valley (a national park and reserve). You will pedal along narrow levees and wetlands, in one of Europe's most important and largest bird sanctuaries (look out for herons, coots, terns, mallards, and if you are lucky even the resident flocks of pink flamingo). Arrive in the small rural town of Taglio di Po, nestled on the Po River valley, your first taste of small-town life in Italy and a great place to meet locals at the town piazza.Sample accommodation: Agriturismo Forzello or similar
Day 3: Cycle to Comacchio, 46 mi. (74 km) | Elevation gain: +230 m
Pedal through an old hunting forest that belonged to the powerful Este family. You'll also have the chance to visit the impressive Pomposa Abbey on the way. Our destination is a small lagoon town that was more important than Venice in the 700 and 800s, and still shows its old splendor. Comacchio also houses a fabulous museum showcasing a dug-up Roman boat and its cargo, shown in a magnificent display. Built on 13 islands, this town is now landlocked but surrounded by the Po River and freshwater wetlands. Stroll the town or float around the canals with a local fisherman on a small gondola, before dinner.Sample accommodation: Al Ponticello B&B
Day 4: Comacchio to Ravenna, 33 mi. (53 km) | Elevation gain: +110 m
Continue south along the Valley of Comacchio towards Ravenna, the last capital of the Western Roman Empire and home to more early Christian mosaics than any other city in Western Europe. You can walk to Dante's Tomb and the mosaics in San Vitale, Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, and the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia. Make sure to also stroll this fabulous city - our hotel is within walking distance from all the city sights.Sample accommodation: Hotel Centrale Byron
Day 5: Ravenna to Faenza, 32 mi. (52 km) | Elevation gain: +158 m
As you exit Ravenna this morning, a visit to a Byzantine masterpiece: Sant'Apollinare in Classe, is recommended. You will cross the plains and fruit plantations before arriving in Faenza. Your hotel is an elegantly restored convent just a few blocks from the central square of this regional market center and famous ceramics town. Enjoy the bustle in the market square and the main "piazza" which is always full of bicycle riders of all ages (the square is one of the loveliest in Italy!). Faenza is world-renowned for its hand-decorated ceramics, and we recommend visiting the International Ceramics Museum as well as the local artists' studios, which specialize in this colorful pottery.Sample accommodation: Hotel Vittoria
Day 6: Over the Apennines to Florence, 64 mi. (104 km)
Today, you'll cycle all the way into Florence. Cross over the mountains from Emilia-Romagna and end your adventure in Tuscany! Alternatively, you can catch the train from Faenza, up and over the Apennine Mountains, to Florence.
A 15 km bike ride away, the medieval village of Brisighella (officially on the list of "The Loveliest Hamlets in Italy"), is a picturesque town worth the stop (on your bike, or by train). After exploring its alleys and piazzas (or even a walk up to the fortification perched on a hill above the town), continue on to Florence cycling over the mountains through Borgo San Lorenzo. You may choose to stop cycling here and catch the train to Florence (with bikes aboard the train with you) or cycle all the way into Florence for the complete crossing of the Apennines. Three wonderful options to cross over the mountains from Emilia-Romagna and end your adventure in Tuscany! Please see extra pricing.
Option 1: End your cycling in Faenza (leave the bikes at hotel), and catch the train to Florence (with your luggage at hand) from the Faenza train station, a short walk from the hotel. The train ticket to Florence is included in the tour package price.
Options 2 and 3: cycle to Borgo San Lorenzo (72 km / 44 miles with 1298 m / 4260 ft elevation gain), or to Marradi (37 km / 23 miles with 1785 m / 1131 ft elevation gain): if cycling to Borgo San Lorenzo, get on the train to Florence with your bike (ticket not included); or, cycle all the way to Florence hotel. In both cases, we will transfer your luggage to the Florence hotel, and provide detailed instructions for how to get there. The fee for this optional ride is €145 per person (includes bike pickup and luggage transfer to Florence hotel, minimum 2 people) plus 1 additional bike hire day (see pricing).Sample accommodation: Art Hotel Firenze or similar
Day 7: End of tour in Florence
After breakfast at the hotel, you're on your own to explore this amazing city! Your tour information will include plenty of suggestions.View all our featured bike trips, specials, and news.
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Hotels & Bikes
Please see each day’s detailed itinerary for the accommodations that are generally used. Of course in the event of lack of availability, our partner will search for a comparable alternative. Most of the accommodations are in 3 and 4-star establishments. Upgrades are possible in some hotels. Just ask.
Bicycles
Titanium standard or road
- Van Nicholas Amazon 3AL/2,5V titanium standard/mixte frame and VN Slx carbon fork
- Continental Contact 700×25 tires with an anti-puncture layer
- Solid rear rack for panniers or trunk bag
- Fenders
- Chain-guard and kickstand
- Ergon GP2 grips
- 3×10 Shimano Deore drivetrain (standard)
- Shimano 2x11 or Gear Sram Rival 1x 42 drivetrain
- Step-through frame available (standard)
Electric bicycle
The e-bike fleet is made up of mostly Cannondale Mavaro and Tesoro, and Fantic 7 Days Living Easy models, with 625Wh batteries providing plenty of kilometers. With state of the art technology, our pedal-assist bikes are a fantastic option for cyclists who desire a little extra push. Although you still have to pedal, the e-bike drive gives a nice boost for your efforts – when your pedal stroke increases to go up a hill, for example, so does the amount of power the electric motor outputs. Less effort on your part translates to less power assist. The ladies/unixex version has step-through frame for easy mounting/dismounting. Equipped with rapid-fire shifters that operate the gears the just like a regular bike.
- Frame: Aluminum frame and front suspension fork
- Gearing: rapid fire Shimano Deore with 10 speed drivetrain
- Tires: e-bike specific Schwalbe Delta Cruiser Plus, 47-622 Bosch Performance Line, 250W, 65Nm, 25km/h Bosch PowerTube 625Wh
Inclusions
What’s Included
Classic, 8-day tour
- Accommodations for 7 nights in 3 and 4-star hotels
- Breakfast
- 1 dinner on day 6
- High-quality aluminum touring bicycle
- Accessories: Cell phone carrier, rear rack bag, helmet, cyclometer, pump, lock, and an under-seat pack that contains a spare tube, tire irons, and patch kit
- Luggage transfer
- Detailed welcome briefing by local, professional staff
- Access to smartphone app with tracks and digital roadbook
- Tourist information
- Emergency number
- Accommodations for 6 nights in 2, 3, and 4-star hotels
- Breakfast
- High-quality aluminum touring bicycle
- Accessories: Cell phone holder, rear rack bag, helmet, cyclometer, pump, lock, and an under-seat pack that contains a spare tube, tire irons, and patch kit
- Train tickets from Faenza to Florence Santa Maria Novella central train station
- Luggage transfer
- Access to smartphone app with tracks and digital roadbook
- Tourist information
- Emergency number
Casual, 7-day tour
What’s Not Included
- Lunches and dinners
- Tourist tax (€2-5 per night) to be paid locally
- Bike Protection
- Travel Insurance
Dates & Pricing
Dates
Saturday arrivals between March 1 and October 31, 2024
Guaranteed departures (8 day tour): April 13, September 4, September 21 & October 12, 2024
- Minimum 2 people required
- Other start days available by request (extra fee applies). Please note that starting on certain days of the week will make some visits (such as museums or tastings) impossible. Because most museums in Florence are closed on Mondays, we discourage starting in Chioggia on the previous Monday or Tuesday. There can also be more weekend traffic on the road over the Apennines, so we discourage starting in Chioggia on Tuesdays or Wednesdays.
Please Note
- Rates are per person, based on double occupancy
- Tour prices are based on the fuel costs at time prices are set, often months or years in advance. In rare cases, additional fees may apply for fuel cost increases.
- Information to read before you book
- We recommend purchasing trip insurance
- Please see our FAQ
Pricing
2024
Twin/double $ 2596 £ 1341 $ 2,296 € 1536 kr 235473 ₪ 6325 ¥ 257811 Mex$ 28477 NZ$ 2825 NOK 18440 zł 6797 S$ 2271 kr 18303 $ 1,667 High season supplement (May, June, Sep 1 to Oct 8) $ 169 £ 87 $ 149 € 100 kr 15330 ₪ 412 ¥ 16785 Mex$ 1854 NZ$ 184 NOK 1201 zł 443 S$ 148 kr 1192 $ 109 Single supplement $ 531 £ 274 $ 469 € 314 kr 48137 ₪ 1293 ¥ 52703 Mex$ 5821 NZ$ 578 NOK 3770 zł 1390 S$ 464 kr 3742 $ 341 Solo traveler supplement (price includes preloaded GPS unit) $ 1310 £ 677 $ 1,159 € 775 kr 118810 ₪ 3192 ¥ 130080 Mex$ 14368 NZ$ 1425 NOK 9304 zł 3430 S$ 1146 kr 9235 $ 841 Solo traveler 2 ppl 3 ppl 4 ppl Twin/double $ 2755 £ 1423 $ 2,437 € 1630 kr 249884 ₪ 6713 ¥ 273588 Mex$ 30219 NZ$ 2998 NOK 19569 zł 7213 S$ 2410 kr 19423 $ 1,769 $ 1873 £ 967 $ 1,656 € 1108 kr 169860 ₪ 4563 ¥ 185973 Mex$ 20542 NZ$ 2038 NOK 13302 zł 4903 S$ 1638 kr 13203 $ 1,203 $ 1756 £ 907 $ 1,553 € 1039 kr 159282 ₪ 4279 ¥ 174391 Mex$ 19262 NZ$ 1911 NOK 12473 zł 4598 S$ 1536 kr 12380 $ 1,128 $ 1697 £ 876 $ 1,501 € 1004 kr 153916 ₪ 4135 ¥ 168517 Mex$ 18614 NZ$ 1847 NOK 12053 zł 4443 S$ 1484 kr 11963 $ 1,090 High season supplement (May, June, Sep 1 to Oct 8) $ 169 £ 87 $ 149 € 100 kr 15330 ₪ 412 ¥ 16785 Mex$ 1854 NZ$ 184 NOK 1201 zł 443 S$ 148 kr 1192 $ 109 Single supplement - $ 233 £ 120 $ 206 € 138 kr 21156 ₪ 568 ¥ 23163 Mex$ 2558 NZ$ 254 NOK 1657 zł 611 S$ 204 kr 1644 $ 150 Cycling options 2 or 3 on day 6 $ 245 £ 127 $ 217 € 145 kr 22229 ₪ 597 ¥ 24338 Mex$ 2688 NZ$ 267 NOK 1741 zł 642 S$ 214 kr 1728 $ 157 A discount can be offered if you choose to carry your own luggage in panniers.
Extra Options
8 day tour
E-bike rental $ 204 £ 106 $ 181 € 121 kr 18550 ₪ 498 ¥ 20309 Mex$ 2243 NZ$ 223 NOK 1453 zł 535 S$ 179 kr 1442 $ 131 Titanium road/standard bike $ 64 £ 33 $ 57 € 38 kr 5826 ₪ 156 ¥ 6378 Mex$ 704 NZ$ 70 NOK 456 zł 168 S$ 56 kr 453 $ 41 Tandem $ 69 £ 36 $ 61 € 41 kr 6285 ₪ 169 ¥ 6882 Mex$ 760 NZ$ 75 NOK 492 zł 181 S$ 61 kr 489 $ 45 Tag-a-long or kid trailer $ 125 £ 65 $ 111 € 74 kr 11344 ₪ 305 ¥ 12421 Mex$ 1372 NZ$ 136 NOK 888 zł 327 S$ 109 kr 882 $ 80 7 day tour
E-bike rental $ 177 £ 92 $ 157 € 105 kr 16097 ₪ 432 ¥ 17624 Mex$ 1947 NZ$ 193 NOK 1261 zł 465 S$ 155 kr 1251 $ 114 Titanium road/standard bike $ 54 £ 28 $ 48 € 32 kr 4906 ₪ 132 ¥ 5371 Mex$ 593 NZ$ 59 NOK 384 zł 142 S$ 47 kr 381 $ 35 Tandem $ 63 £ 32 $ 55 € 37 kr 5672 ₪ 152 ¥ 6210 Mex$ 686 NZ$ 68 NOK 444 zł 164 S$ 55 kr 441 $ 40 Tag-a-long or kid trailer $ 112 £ 58 $ 99 € 66 kr 10118 ₪ 272 ¥ 11078 Mex$ 1224 NZ$ 121 NOK 792 zł 292 S$ 98 kr 786 $ 72 Pannier rental (2 side bags per set) $ 68 £ 35 $ 60 € 40 kr 6132 ₪ 165 ¥ 6714 Mex$ 742 NZ$ 74 NOK 480 zł 177 S$ 59 kr 477 $ 43 Aluminum bike rental (extra day) $ 25 £ 13 $ 22 € 15 kr 2300 ₪ 62 ¥ 2518 Mex$ 278 NZ$ 28 NOK 180 zł 66 S$ 22 kr 179 $ 16 Titanium road/standard (extra day) $ 34 £ 17 $ 30 € 20 kr 3066 ₪ 82 ¥ 3357 Mex$ 371 NZ$ 37 NOK 240 zł 89 S$ 30 kr 238 $ 22 E-bike (extra day) $ 51 £ 26 $ 45 € 30 kr 4599 ₪ 124 ¥ 5035 Mex$ 556 NZ$ 55 NOK 360 zł 133 S$ 44 kr 357 $ 33 Tandem (extra day) $ 30 £ 16 $ 27 € 18 kr 2759 ₪ 74 ¥ 3021 Mex$ 334 NZ$ 33 NOK 216 zł 80 S$ 27 kr 214 $ 20 Tag-along/kid trailer (extra day) $ 17 £ 9 $ 15 € 10 kr 1533 ₪ 41 ¥ 1678 Mex$ 185 NZ$ 18 NOK 120 zł 44 S$ 15 kr 119 $ 11 Prices to be announced.
The price depends on season of booking. Single pricing on request.
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- Guided visit of Ravenna:
- Olive oil tasting in Brisighella:
- Guided visit of Florence:
- Cooking class:
- Options for getting to Florence on day 6
Option 1: End cycling in Faenza, catching a train to Florence with your luggage on hand (train ticket included in tour package price)
Option 2: Cycle to Borgo San Lorenzo or Florence*
*This included additional bike hire day (includes bike pickup and luggage transfer to Florence hotel, minimum 2 people). Train ticket is not included if taking train from Borgo San Lorenzo to Florence.Venice airport to Chioggia:
1 - 6 ppl, sharing costs: On request
7 - 12 ppl, sharing costs: On request
Florence to Florence airport:
1 - 3 ppl, sharing costs: on request
4 - 6 ppl, sharing costs: on requestExtra Info
Skill Level — Easy
You will be cycling on gentle terrain down to the Adriatic Coast with more challenging rides as you enter the Apennines. The first five days are flat but the last few days include climbs. However there is the option to take a train. Total distance is 305-362 km (190-226 miles) with daily distances between 15 - 83 km.
Airport Info
Most convenient and closest airports: Fly to Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) and depart from Florence Airport (FLR) or Pisa. It is also possible to fly into Bologna, Milan, or Rome.
Local Travel
For your arrival, Chioggia is easily accessible from Venice or other Italian destinations by train. If you are spending time in Venice before your tour, and most will, you can take a ferry to Chioggia which is on the south side of the lagoon. You can as well book a private transfer from the Venice Airport to your hotel in Chioggia. Let us know your travel plans and we can more fully inform you in regard to how to arrive to your first hotel.
Climate
Venice has a Mediterranean climate with hot weather in July and August accompanied by high humidity and Florence experiences a transitional Mediterranean climate with mild winters and hot, sunny, summers. Peak (and best) travel months are April, May, June, September, and into October.
Recommended
We recommend booking extra nights in Venice before your tour and in Florence after your tour. However, Chioggia, from which you start your tour, is actually a wonderful base from which to explore Venice as it offers less expensive accommodations. There’s a summer tourist boat that runs between Chioggia and Saint Mark’s Square in Venice, from early June until late September. Another option would be to take a bus from Chioggia to Piazzale Roma in Venice. You can request extra nights in either city!
Remarks
Classic tour vs. Casual Tour
There are a few key differences between the two versions to be aware of, aside from the obvious difference in length of stay.
The 7 day, casual tour is designed for the more independent traveler. There is no welcome meeting with a representative. You simply download the digital route book, show up at your first hotel where your bike will be waiting for you, and navigate the tour at your own pace. While we have included luggage transfer in this option, you can also opt out of luggage transfer if you travel light and would like to transport your own luggage in rented panniers. Accommodations are in quality, 2, 3, or 4 star hotels, B&B’s, and farmhouses.The 8 day, classic tour provides a welcome briefing with a tour representative, a bike fitting, and a dinner on day 6. Accommodations are in 3 or 4 star hotels or farmhouses.
If your luggage is being transported, it will be collected from 9 am at the reception of the hotel and is delivered to the following hotel by 3:30 pm. Each piece of luggage must be marked with a visible luggage tag. If your luggage is not ready by the time the driver comes to collect it, you may need to have to pay directly for a local taxi for the service.
Important to know
Documents
Before you travel, please check your country's passport and visa requirements and the passport and visa requirements of the country/countries you plan to visit. For US citizens, the US Department of State website is a good source of information. The Country Information tab in the International Travel section provides details about passport validity, blank passport pages required, etc. For our other international clients, please be sure that you research your own country's travel requirements. It is each traveler's responsibility to ensure proper documentation.
*Important note: Beginning July 1, 2021, additional documentation from the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) will be required to visit any of the 26 Schengen-member countries for tourism, business, medical, or transit. This is an additional check on security rather than a visa.
Optional activities
Optional activities are available throughout your tour. See day to day for options and pricing. The dinners you book through us consist of 3-course set menus (though some restaurants allow multiple-choice menu). Drinks are not included. Please check the scheduled time of your dinner, as some restaurants in Italy open for dinner as late as 7:30 or 8:00 pm.
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