Ready for an unforgettable vacation, we gather at Varna Airport for our flight to Rome. As soon as we arrive, our exploration of the city begins with a panoramic and guided tour included in our itinerary. In this presentation, besides information, you will be able to get an idea of the location of all the important sites in Rome. We will start with the Castel Sant'Angelo - built by Emperor Hadrian, for his tomb, and used in the Middle Ages as a defensive facility by the Popes. Next, we will visit the Basilica of St. Peter, the largest Renaissance-Gothic cathedral in the Christian world, whose construction involved architects such as Bramante, Michelangelo and Raphael; the Temple of Hercules the Invincible; the Church of Santa Maria in Cosmedin, famous for its marble relief of the "Mouth of Truth". The tour continues past the Aventine Hill; the "Circus Maximus"; the Palatine Hill with the imperial palaces; the building of the organization for food and the fight against hunger; the Chelio Hill; the Aqueduct of Claudius; the majestic arch of Emperor Constantine; the Esculino Hill with the Domus Aurea, the golden house built by Emperor Nero after the great fire of Rome in 64. ; The ruins of the former gladiatorial school behind the Colosseum. Photo stop at the Colosseum, the largest amphitheater of the ancient Roman era, then the panoramic tour continues to Piazza Venezia, where many more significant sites and history await you. In the evening we check in at the hotel, and after a short rest, we will have an informative meeting with a representative of the agency, where we will learn about everything that surrounds us, as well as the possibilities of additional excursions and the days on which they will take place.

After breakfast, we can indulge in an independent exploration of the city, about which we received detailed information from the panoramic tour, or join the additional offers: an excursion to the Vatican! It is recommended to book the excursion in advance from Bulgaria because there is no guarantee of availability. The Vatican is the smallest sovereign state in the world and is located across the river in the historic center of Rome. The domed grandeur of St. Peter's Basilica boasts some of the most revered artwork in Italy! Take a tour of the unique country where spirit and matter have coexisted for centuries. The strict and zealous order observed to this day proves that man is capable of achieving the perfection God has willed. We will explore the Vatican Museums, where the extraordinary papal collections of works of art from all over the world are kept: rich collections of priceless works of sculpture and fine art, religious books and documents revealing the development of Catholicism and the whole world, one of the most complete representations of Egyptian and Etruscan civilization! The tour also includes a visit to the Sistine Chapel where some of the greatest representatives of the Renaissance such as Botticelli, Ghirlandaio, and Perugino painted, and the ceiling and one of the walls were painted by Michelangelo we will finish with a visit to St. Peter's Basilica. Next, we will return back to the hotel. You can choose to relax in the hotel area or soak up the evening lights of the city and the huge variety of restaurants and bars!

After breakfast, we can indulge in an independent exploration of the city, about which we received detailed information from the panoramic tour, or join the additional offers: a guided visit to the Colosseum and the Roman Forum. A must-see for anyone coming to Rome is the Colosseum, especially when accompanied by tales of armored gladiators and hungry lions! More than any other monument, this iconic amphitheater symbolizes the power and drama of Ancient Rome and is an electrifying sight even today. Opened in 80 AD, seating 50,000, also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre, the Colosseum has survived and is in remarkably good shape! And it doesn't take a great leap of the imagination to picture it in its splendor, with its steeply stacked stands filled with frenzied spectators as gladiators battle it out in the arena below. After 2,000 years it is still Italy's biggest tourist attraction! We'll walk through the Roman Forum, the place where the heart of the whole ancient world beat for several centuries. The Arch of Septimius Severus - the navel of the world, the "militarism aureum" - the zero point, the beginning of all the roads that lead to Rome, the "mundus" - the door to the afterlife, the Temple of Saturn, the Temple of Dioscuri, the Temple of Vesta, where the sacred fire and sacred objects of great importance were kept, the temple of Julius Caesar, where Caesar was cremated, and the Palatine Hill, where the ruins of the palaces of the Roman emperors are located! All this to reveal to you impressive history and facts! Back at the hotel at dusk, you can relax after a long day or soak up the city's evening lights and the huge variety of restaurants and bars!

After breakfast, we can indulge in a self-guided exploration of the city, about which we received detailed information from the panoramic tour, or join our additional offers: a guided tour of the Roman Piazzas and an excursion to Tivoli! We start with the Piazza Espanya, where famous personalities such as Byron, Goethe, Stendhal, and Balzac lived in the past. This is one of the most preferred places by visitors to Rome with a magnificent view covering the whole city! Of course, we will also visit the Trevi Fountain, the most famous and most beautiful in all of Italy, a masterpiece of Baroque architecture, in the center of which rises the god Neptune with his chariot in the shape of a shell! The Pantheon and Piazza Navona complete the tour, after which we can continue with an excursion to Tivoli, a summer retreat for the ancient Romans and the rich of the Renaissance! The hilltop town of Tivoli is home to two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Villa Adriana, the sprawling mansion of Emperor Hadrian, and the 16th-century Villa d'Este, a Renaissance retreat known for its landscaped gardens and lavish fountains. The villa has a beautifully manicured park with gargoyles gushing water and shaded walkways surrounded by tall cypress trees and extravagant fountains powered only by gravity. A concentration of fountains, nymphs, and caves will leave you speechless! Back at the hotel at dusk, you can relax after a long day or soak up the city's evening lights and the huge variety of restaurants and bars!

After breakfast, we check out of the hotel and head to the "City of the Medici - Florence"! It's going to be a day in the embrace of the strikingly beautiful Florence, a sumptuous city with centuries of history! Cradle of the Renaissance, romantic, charming, and utterly irresistible, Florence (Firenze) is a place where you can enjoy world-class art and exquisite Tuscan cuisine. Few cities are so compact and so full of exceptional masterpieces of art and architecture at every turn. The urban fabric of this small town on the banks of the Arno River in northeastern Tuscany has barely changed since the Renaissance, and its narrow cobbled streets are a film feast of elegant 15th- and 16th-century palaces, medieval candle-lit chapels, frescoed churches, marble basilicas, and world-class art museums brimming with paintings and sculptures by Botticelli, Michelangelo, and many more artists. We will have the opportunity to see the Church of Santa Croce - also called the national "pantheon"; Dante Alighieri's Quarter with his house; the fourth largest cathedral in the world, Santa Maria del Fiore with Brunelleschi's Dome and Giotto's Tower; The Baptistery of St. John the Baptist with the "gates of paradise"; Piazza Signoria, which measures the pulse of the city with its cafes; Palazzo Vecchio and the Loggia dei Lanzi, a museum of outdoor sculptures! Surprisingly small, Florence looms large on the list of must-sees around the world! Live every moment here and enjoy all the beauty this unique city has to offer! In the evening we head to our hotel in Monte Catini, and there we can rest and relax or stroll under the night lights and the atmosphere of a tourist town!

After breakfast, we have a full-day tour of Siena and San Gimignano! Siena is a gigantic open-air museum dedicated to the Gothic period! The "Red City" as it is called is built on three hills in the middle of the Tuscan plateau and is home to spiritual and secular monuments that have preserved both their medieval forms and their extraordinary collections of art, here the architecture soars as the souls of many of its visitors! The city's historic quarters are wonderful and are as cohesive and colorful today as they were in the 17th century when the world-famous Palio horse race was inaugurated! You'll have the opportunity to stroll along the Piazza del Campo, the square that resembles an inverted seashell, and where the famous Palio is held in the summer, a tradition 800 years old! The Palazzo Publico, the seat of the government of Siena, converted into a city museum with impressive exhibits, and the Torre del Mangia, the tower that rises 102 meters and dominates the square. One of the most beautiful cathedrals in Italy is here - the Duomo will amaze you with its beautiful Gothic façade from the 13th century and a magnificent interior with works by Michelangelo, Donatello, Pisano, frescoes by Pinturicchio, while the marble floor of the cathedral is composed of 56 panel-paintings made by 40 artists from Siena between the 14th and 16th centuries. This splendor cannot fail to amaze you, as does the atmosphere of medieval Siena, whose streets are filled with artisan boutiques, fragrant patisseries, and tempting restaurants - a feast for the senses and a must-stop on any Tuscan itinerary! Next up is San Gimignano, the city of white towers, nicknamed the 'medieval Manhattan'. You will immerse yourself in the magic of the Tuscan town exploring the 'Piazza della Cisterna', the 'Piazza del Duomo', and the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta. Celebrities such as Dante Alighieri, Boccaccio, and Lorenzo de' Medici have stayed here. The town is also famous for the production of saffron and 'Vernacha' white wine. At dusk, we head back to the hotel, and there we can rest and relax or take a walk under the night lights and the atmosphere of Montecatini Terme!

After breakfast, we set off for a tour of Pisa - the "field of wonders" hidden behind the imposing Renaissance walls - Lucca! We'll visit one of Italy's most famous cities and one of the country's four main historic ports. Pisa combines incredible treasures of art, history, and events of international significance, and the world-famous Leaning Tower is just one of the many attractions here. Neighborhoods dotted with exquisite Gothic and Renaissance palaces whose alleys are guarded by medieval "towers" reveal hidden gardens and the majestic facades of Romanesque and Gothic churches, while squares are dotted with monuments unique in their beauty and magnetism, which balance with an abundance of lively bars and cafes. During the tour here we will see the "Square of Miracles", where you will find the Leaning Tower - one of the symbols of Italy, the Cathedral - famous for its bronze south door and the mosaic of "Christ Almighty" and the Baptistery dedicated to St. Peter. The Baptistery, the church of St. John the Baptist. You will see for yourself the words of the famous poet Gabriele Danunzio, who called the city "The Field of Miracles"! After this tour, we head to the city that appeals to everyone - Lucca. It is one of the most beloved places in Tuscany, full of unique treasures, surrounded by gigantic walls, and called - "The city of a hundred churches"! At dusk, we head back to the hotel for our last night. There, rest awaits us, or a stroll under the night lights and the atmosphere of Montecatini Terme!

After breakfast, it's time to check out of the hotel and head to Pisa airport. Our transfer takes about an hour and a half, and a direct flight awaits us for our departure to Varna. We part ways with the group, and the positive emotions and impressions we've accumulated make us smile and promise many more exciting new journeys!