Italy Tour Package

3 hours morning multilingual tour exc. Monday

Cod.Tour 1 - € 50
Cod.Tour 1a with Cenacolo - € 63
Guided bus and walking tour for a panoramic view of the city with two- language speaking tour guide. The 1 hour walking tour includes a visit of The Scala, Duomo and the Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery. This tour includes also a guided visit to “The Last Sup- per”, the world-famous painting of Leonardo da Vinci, located near the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie. H 14.30 Departure from Zani Viaggi Agency, Foro Bonaparte 76.

3 hours afternoon multilingual tour. Saturday & Sunday

Cod.Tour 2 - € 63
A fascinating tour of the “Navigli” area and nice cruise on the canals. The origins of the Navigli date back to about 1100, but this stretch of water was only made navigable from the Ticino to the center of Milan at the end of the 14th century, to help transport the marble that was needed to build the Duomo. The Milan Wharf, an important commercial port for river transport for many centuries, was still working up to the end of the Second World War, and then permanently closed in 1979.

Half day multilingual. Friday

Cod.Tour 1/2 - € 63
This tour is a great opportunity to see the sights of Milan beautifully illuminated at night and to discover the lively Milanese night life starting from the “ritual” of the happy hour, to the long “clubbing” from one bar to the other starting at about 11.00 pm to midnight, running to about 4 am. The hot spots for nightlife are the Navigli canal district, the trendy area of Corso Como and Corso Garibaldi and the artsy quarter of Brera. Tour includes Happy Hour with drink and rich appetizer and a 90 minute bus tour.

Half day  multilingual tour (daily)

Cod.Tour 3 - € 25
Daily bus service to Serravalle, Outlet McArthur Glen. Serravalle Outlet is a unique village built following the typical Ligurian-Piedmont style with more than 170 shops of designer names with prices discounted from 30 to 70%.Serravalle Outlet offers you bars, restaurants and a large kids’ playground.You can find there over 200 top italian and international brands: Versace, Dolce & Gabbana, Bulgari, Roberto Cavalli, Calvin Klein, Prada, Bruno Magli, Fratelli Rossetti, Swarowski, Adidas, Nike and much more. Daily departure at h 10.00 and return at h 16,00

Tuesday

Cod.Tour 4 - €138
Panoramic train tour from Tirano to St. Moritz. The newest alpine delight in Graubünden: there is twice as much to see as before along one of the most beautiful railway routes in the world - on board the Rhaetian Railway panorama coach. The journey begins in Tirano, over the spiral ing viaduct at Brusio and keeps on going - without cogwheels - over the Bernina Pass into Engadin. With the Bernina Express you reach St. Moritz in a 2 1/2 hour trip; you pass wild gorges, soaring bridges, fascinating loop tunnels and white glaciers close enough to reach out and touch. Travel from the the palms and oleanders of Tirano and Northern Italy to the crisp snow of the Bernina Pass in Switzerland. The Rhaetian Railway’s north-south Alpine crossing offers breathtaking views as you travel over boldly curved viaducts, through winding tunnels and past ice-age glaciers.

Saturday

Cod.Tour 5 - € 81
With a surface of 146 square kilometers, Lake Como is the third- largest lake in Italy. Its peculiar shape - a Y turned upside down - is due to its three branches: Colico, the northern branch, Lecco, the south east branch and Como, the south west branch, with a perimeter total ing 170 km. The whole lake is surrounded by mountains. The lake has 37 tributaires. The most important is the river Adda. The only island on the Lake is Isola Comacina facing the vil age of Sala Comacina, on the Como branch. Along the shores you wil  see wonderful vil as and gardens with plenty of flowers as wel  as exotic and rare plants. For instance, Vil a d’Este at Cernobbio, which is today a luxurious hotel.

Wensday (April-October)

€ 93
Visit of Stresa and boat tour of the islands Borromee (Isola Bella, Isola madre e Isola dei Pescatori). The Maggiore Lake is the second largest Italian lake, after Garda. The most popular Lake Maggiore resorts are on the western shores of the lake. Stresa is a lovely town with beautiful villas and gardens (some open to the public), a good climate and lake views. From the town a cablecar takes you up Monte Mottarone, where from a height of over 4,000 ft you can enjoy views of the Alps and the other lakes. The Borromean Islands are unmissable Lake Maggiore tourist attractions. There are three open to the public, containing beautiful gardens, small settlements and restaurants.

Friday (April-October)

€ 93
Verona is one of Italy’s loveliest towns. A thriving town in its own, it’s also an appealing tourist destination for weekend breaks. It’s rich in archaeological sites and has a beautiful medieval centre. The Roman Arena, where concerts and operas are performed in summer. You can spend a long time exploring the narrow streets lined with ‘palazzi’ that make up the historic centre. The beautiful lakeside towns around Lago di Garda have charmed foreign visitors for centuries. Even for the ancient Romans, the area was a luxury summer destination; in Sirmione and Desenzano you can visit ruins and mosaics that record their presence.

Thuersday

€138
Boat and train tour in one of the most beautiful region in Italy (UNESCO Heritage). ‘Cinque Terre’ means ‘five lands’, and Italy’s famous Cinque Terre are five perilously-perched villages strung along a short stretch of cliffs in Liguria, at the top left of Italy’s boot. The Cinque Terre stretch of coastline is a National Park, and a Protected Marine Area, included on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. After being placed on a list of sites at risk, the Park Authority began a longterm project to revitalise the farming practices behind the characteristic hillside terraces, many of which were falling
into abandonment. It also aims at a sustainable level of tourism, maintaining the character and beauty of the region. Despite the number of tourists - which is at times overpowering the schemes appear to be succeeding admirably. There is a real sense of local identity even in the most tourist-
crammed little ‘piazze’. Restaurants, bars and accommodation all have an endearingly homespun air about them, as though when the locals saw tourists coming they found a few garden chairs to stick on their terrace, handpainted a sign and began serving customers. The Cinque Terre are (north to south): Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore.

Monday

€ 63
Guided city tour of the old “Città Alta”. Bergamo was founded on a hill by a first very old settlement in the protohistoric age: the oldest part of the town, enclosed within walls, lays up on the hill while the modern centre has developed on the plain.Two different cable railways take people from downtown either to the Castle or to the upper town. Piazza Vecchia, the heart of the old town, is enriched by such remarkable monuments as the Palazzo del Comune or Palazzo della Ragione, the Cathedral, the Coleoni Chapel and the Baptistery.