It’s safe to bet on good food and good times anytime you travel to Italy, but this Roman adventure sets the bar high for delicious cuisine and memorable adventures! From a small shared cooking class led by Chef Andrea Consoli, to a tour of Rome’s secret “enotecas”, or wine bars, get ready for an incredible wining and dining experience! The ancient Rome and underground Colosseum tour brings ancient Roman civilization to life, and provides you access to the tunnels that gladiators, lions and tigers walked before all of Imperial Rome!

There is only one Rome, one Eternal City! Discover all the romance and wonders for which Rome is known during your stay at the four-star Fortyseven Hotel, which puts you right in the heart of the city, near the charming, medieval neighborhood of Trastevere, where you can explore the hidden corners of Rome. This hotel also gives you convenient access to some of the most famous Roman landmarks, including the Forum, Piazza Venezia, the Domus Aurea, as well as the seventh-century church of San Giorgio al Velabro, and several archaeological sites such as the Teatro Marcello. But of all Rome’s sites, you won’t want to miss the Colosseum, and your small group tour of ancient Rome includes an underground visit to this famous landmark! The ancient Roman games come to life, and you can almost hear the echoes of ancient Rome cheer as you walk through the same tunnels where lions and tigers once roared from their cages, and where gladiators sharpened their swords.

Chef Andrea Consoli will instruct you step by step through your five-hour Italian cooking class in the quaint neighborhood of Trastevere. Under the chef’s guidance and expertise, you’ll prepare a four-course meal of antipasto, homemade pasta, a succulent second course, all to be completed with a decadent dessert, all with organic ingredients. After all that work, you’ll have plenty of time to feast on the fruits of your labor!

For a final culinary experience that goes beyond the menu, you’ll get to sample some of Italy’s best wines as you make your way through Rome on an informative tour of hidden wine bars. This is the perfect relaxing compliment to your tours and cooking class, as you’ll stroll down charming streets and discover the locals’ favorite enotecas. Enoteca owners will provide you with descriptions of the wines and recommend food pairings, and your native Roman guide will happily answer any questions you may have.

 

Discover the treasures of Italy! Here’s your chance to enjoy the best of Italy with seven nights in Rome, Florence, and Venice, as well as carefree travel by train from city to city. Experience the wonders of ancient Rome, wander the cobbled streets of Florence, and explore the canals and bridges of Venice, and get a taste of fashion and design in Milan.

Rome is overflowing with history, ancient structures and landmarks, from the imposing Colosseum where great fights were once fought, to the holy Catholic shrine of St. Peter’s Basilica. Discover all the romance and wonders for which the Eternal City is known during your stay at the four-star Fortyseven Hotel, which puts you right in the heart of the city, near the charming, medieval neighborhood of Trastevere, where you can explore the hidden corners of Rome. This hotel also gives you convenient access to some of the most famous Roman landmarks, including the Forum, Piazza Venezia, the Domus Aurea, as well as the seventh-century church of San Giorgio al Velabro, and several archaeological sites such as the Teatro Marcello.

In Florence, the Renaissance city, stroll through the streets and explore its art and architecture. You’ll find history and culture in every corner. Michelangelo’s David, which stands in the Piazza della Signoria, continues to be celebrated as one of the greatest masterpieces of the Renaissance. Bask in the luxury of the four-star Hotel Pierre, a fascinating Gothic style residence that reflects the splendid artistic and architectural ambiance which have made Florence one of the world’s capitals of culture. In addition to elegant accommodations, the hotel also boasts an ideal location just a short distance from the Duomo, Piazza della Signoria and Ponte Vecchio.

Venice is a place like no other. The only way to get around this 1,500-year-old city is by foot or by water. Relax in Piazza San Marco, visit the basilicas, drink a bellini at Harry’s Bar and wander the alleyways and bridges. Venice defies description. The design of the Basilica of San Marco, one of the greatest Venetian monuments, was influenced by a mixture of Byzantine, Roman and Venetian artists and craftsmen. Overlooking St. Mark’s Basin in the heart of the Venice Lagoon, your accommodations at the Hotel Savoia & Jolanda boasts a centuries-old tradition of hospitality. It combines the charm of a Venetian palace with luxury and modern amenities, and is located a short distance from Venice’s most important sites, including St. Mark’s Square, Palazzo Ducale, the Bridge of Sighs and the Venice Biennale.

In Milan, you can behold one of the world’s most famous works of art, Da Vinci’s The Last Supper in the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, and visit the Duomo, “one of the mightiest Gothic buildings ever created”. You’ll spend one night in the modern elegance of the four-star Uptown Palace, which is a short walk from Piazza Duomo and Milan’s famous shopping streets.

 

Rome wasn’t built in a day, but we’re giving you six nights to experience the beauty of this ancient city. There is so much to see and do, from the religious sites such as the Vatican and St. Peter’s Basilica, the center of the Roman Catholic faith, to the Roman Colosseum, ancient home of gladiators, tournaments and fights, and social gatherings. You’ll spend three fascinating hours touring the Vatican, where you will be immersed in the glory of art, culture, and faith, and the Sistine Chapel, one of the world’s most artistic wonders.

Discover all the romance and wonders for which the Eternal City is known during your stay at the four-star Fortyseven Hotel, which puts you right in the heart of the city, near the charming, medieval neighborhood of Trastevere, where you can explore the hidden corners of Rome. This hotel also gives you convenient access to some of the most famous Roman landmarks, including the Forum, Piazza Venezia, the Domus Aurea, as well as the seventh-century church of San Giorgio al Velabro, and several archaeological sites such as the Teatro Marcello.

Whether you spend your time touring Roman treasures, photographing the Baroque architecture, savoring authentic Italian food, walking along charming medieval roads, lazing in cafes, or relishing a breathtaking view of Rome, you’ll recognize why many travelers consider Rome an essential destination abundant with cultural wonders and legendary hospitality. As Charles Dickens wrote, tourists seeing the Colosseum today see “the ghost of old Rome floating over the places its people walk in.”

Rome’s fascinating history as one of the world’s largest empires of all time, as well as being the birthplace of Western civilization, will enthrall you from start to finish. Then let the the charming canals, winding pathways and numerous bridges of Venice guide and inspire you. Immersing yourself in the Italian culture is an experience like no other, so you won’t want to miss out!

Known as the Eternal City for its long lasting power, Rome is brimming with history, ancient structures and landmarks, from the imposing Colosseum; to St. Peter’s Basilica, the most renowned piece of Renaissance architecture and one of the largest churches in the world; to the Vatican. Discover all the romance and wonders for which the Eternal City is known during your stay at the four-star Fortyseven Hotel, which puts you right in the heart of the city, near the charming, medieval neighborhood of Trastevere, where you can explore the hidden corners of Rome. This hotel also gives you convenient access to some of the most famous Roman landmarks, including the Forum, Piazza Venezia, the Domus Aurea, as well as the seventh-century church of San Giorgio al Velabro, and several archaeological sites such as the Teatro Marcello. Take your choice of going on either a tour of ancient Rome, or a tour of the official residence of the Pope at the Vatican. Whether you spend your time touring Roman treasures, photographing the Baroque architecture, savoring authentic Italian food, walking along charming medieval roads, lazing in cafes, or relishing a breathtaking view of the city, you’ll recognize why many travelers consider Rome an essential destination abundant with cultural wonders and legendary hospitality. As Charles Dickens wrote, tourists seeing the Colosseum today see “the ghost of old Rome floating over the places its people walk in.”

Next you’ll head north to the romantic city of Venice, a place like no other. With accommodations facing the sea on the docks of San Marco, the four-star Hotel Bucintoro has been inspired by Venice’s authentic maritime tradition. Venice has been a whirlwind of sailors, merchants and galleys for centuries; now, from the windows of Hotel Bucintoro, you can watch the peaceful gondolas, water shuttle and tope (typical work boats) glide by. Relax in Piazza San Marco, visit the basilicas, drink a bellini at Harry’s Bar and wander the alleyways and bridges. Venice defies description. The design of the Basilica of San Marco, one of the greatest Venetian monuments, was influenced by a mixture of Byzantine, Roman and Venetian artists and craftsmen. The only way to get around this 1,500-year-old city is by foot or by water, and your two tours include both methods! Discover Venice at your own pace on your three-hour walking tour, and revel in the beauty of this serene city. Soak up the romance of Venice on your private gondola tour, as you wind your way through the enchanting canals, under bridges, and catch views of the elegant palaces.

Directly connected to the Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino Airport via a covered overpass and moving walkway, Hilton Rome Airport has a quiet location with easy access to the heart of Rome with its free shuttle service.