Overview

Italy is probably the most celebrated destination, a country that is on the bucket list of many people in the world. The country really does have it all: the world’s greatest hoard of art and architectural treasures, a rich history, a relaxing and pretty mild climate and, not to forget, stunning natural beauty.
On this solo traveler-friendly trip to Rome and Venice travel with like-minded travelers and visit the classic sites in Italy.
This twin centre holiday starts in Rome and ends in Venice. A city that needs no introduction, the Italian capital of Rome is a haven for culture vultures, history buffs and foodies.
This is a place where millennia-old ruins collide with exceptional eateries and plates piled high with fluffy pastas and tasty gelato. From the Pantheon to the Colosseum and the thousand-year-old churches built into the city’s skeleton, there are plenty of architectural gems and historical landmarks begging to be explored.
Next up, thunder across the vastness of Italy's plains in a scenic train crossing the magnificent country. Nestled in a lagoon in the Adriatic, Venice is an Italian slither of paradise that excites even the most seasoned of travellers. A firm feature on many holidaymakers’ bucket-lists, Venice is exciting and unusual. Built on more than 100 small islands, the city has no roads – only canals. Boats and gondolas slice through the emerald-hued waters like knives to a birthday cake and the labyrinthine streets, like never-ending strands of spaghetti, bathe in the scent of rich, Italian delicacies and invite endless wandering. Visit Doge’s Palace, wander Venice’s Jewish Quarter and haggle at Rialto Market. The Rialto Bridge is one of Venice’s most renowned icons – scurry up to the highest part, huddle around the edge and put that selfie stick to good use.