South Italy and Sicily

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The sun-kissed south and Sicily are the star attractions on this mesmerizing southern Italy trip from Rome to Palermo. Taste local Sicilian wine and food on the slopes of Mount Etna, learn about the ancient Greek heritage of Agrigento, and get lost in the UNESCO heritage of Matera with a visit of Trulli di Alberobello.

Day 1: Transfer from Barcelona airport to the hotel.

Day 2: Guided morning tour and free afternoon.

Day 3: Departure to Zaragoza with a guided visit of the Monastery of Montserrat.

Day 4: Guided morning tour of the city and departure to Lourdes. Photo stop at pilgrimage bridge.

Day 5: One full-free day immersion praying in Lourdes.

Day 6: Departure to Santander with a guided tour of the city.

Day 7: Departure to Santiago de Compostela.

Day 8: One full-free day praying in Santiago.

Day 9: Departure to Fatima, with Porto’s visit.

Day 10: One full-day immersion praying in Fatima.

Day 11: Departure to Lisbon, with a visit at the UNESCO heritage of Batalha.

Day 12: Guided morning tour of the city and free afternoon.

Day 13: Departure to Airport.

Day 1: Transfer from Rome airport to the hotel.

Day 2: Guided morning tour, including Vatican City.

Day 3: Departure to Sorrento with a guided visit of Pompei.

Day 4: Guided excursion on the Costiera Amalfitana and Capri Island with a private boat.

Day 5: Departure to Alberobello with a guided tour of Matera (UNESCO).

Day 6: After a visit of the Trulli, departure to Giardini Naxos.

Day 7: Guided visit to Taormina, Acireale, and Etna Volcano.

Day 8: Departure to Palermo with a guided tour of Agrigento.

Day 9: The morning guided tour of the city and visit Mondello Beach.

Day 10: Breakfast and departure to the airport.

Italy

Italy has over 50 sites of extreme beauty recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Therefore, it is currently the country with the highest number of them in the world.

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Capital city

Rome

Language

Italian

Good morning

Buongiorno

Good evening

Buonasera

Currency

Euro

Winter avg temp

Summer avg temp

30°

Time zone

GMT+1

Italy, a peninsula shaped like a boot, is home to basins of the most diverse forms. Just think of the heart shape of Lake Scanno, or the anthropomorphic shape of Lake Maggiore, or the crescent shape of Lake Minisini.

The only three active volcanoes in Europe, Etna, Stromboli and Vesuvius, are all in southern Italy. Etna is also the most active volcano in the world. It has been in almost continuous eruption for the past 3,500 years and has spewed lava on a daily basis since 1999. 

In Italy there are well over 140 types of pasta! Some varieties are produced only at a regional level, whereas others, although they are produced all over Italy, are known with a different name from region to region.

Staying on the topic of food, another curiosity is about Nutella: Italy is the place where it was born. It all began in Cuneo in 1964 where Ferrero, a famous Italian company, starting from previous experiments on a cream called Supercrema, ended up giving rise to the sweet and delicious Nutella!

 
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