15-Day Rome, Tuscany & Sorrento

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Today, you'll explore the wonders of Imperial Rome. Beginning at Piazza Venezia, you'll then head to the famous Piazza Del Campidoglio, designed by Michelangelo, where you'll have a fantastic view of the Roman Forum. You will then head to the Circus Maximus, one of the largest sporting arenas ever built but of course, you'll save the best til last, The Colosseum.

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Today, you'll explore some of Rome's most iconic sights on this tour of classic Rome with your local guide. You'll begin your stroll through the historical centre, where you can admire the Trevi Fountain, La Colonna di Marco Aurelio, the Palazzo di Montecitorio and Palazzo Madama – the seat of the Senate and Piazza Navona. You'll also visit the Pantheon, an icon of Italy, Piazza Navona, the Spanish Steps and finally, Piazza Venezia.

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Your private driver will take you from your hotel to Roma Termini train station for your high-speed train to Florence. Upon arrival, a private driver will take you to your hotel in Florence. Your afternoon will be free to spend as you wish. As one of the most cultural and historical cities in the world, Florence is packed full of amazing architecture and places of significance.

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Today, you'll visit the main sights of Florence on your quest for Michelangelo. You'll begin by visiting one of the most visited spots in the city, Piazza del Duomo. You'll then head to Giotto's Bell Tower, the most eloquent example of 14th-century Gothic architecture in Florence, before heading to the cathedral. You'll finish the Gallerie dell'Accademia Florence, which is home to one of the most stunning and most famous collections of Michaelangelo's work include the Statue of David.

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This morning, you'll embark on a private transfer from your hotel in Florence to your hotel in Siena. Distinguished by its medieval brick buildings, Siena is situated in Italy's Tuscany region. Renowned for its Piazza del Campo, its famous fan-shaped square which is the site of the Palazzo Pubblico, the Gothic town hall, and Torre del Mangia, there are lots of places to see. You'll have the day to explore and relax as you wish.

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Today you will have a guided tour of some of Tuscany's most beautiful regions. Your visits to San Gimignano and Chianti will also include wine tasting sessions. Beginning in San Gimignano, you'll learn all about the 13th-century law that enabled the town to stay perfectly preserved to this day before moving onto a wine tasting in Chianti. You will then return to Siena, where your tour guide will reveal to you the wonders of this Tuscan gem including its famous squares and the cathedral.

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Discover the beautiful town of Assisi, which was home to Saint Frances. On this guided tour, you will visit places such as Basilica di San Francesco, Piazza del Comune and Rocca Maggiore. Beginning at the Basilica di San Francesco, one of the most important monuments in Assisi's World Heritage Site, you'll learn about the place where Saint Francis was born and died, as well as his followers such as Saint Clare, the leader of the Order of Clare.

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During this cooking class, an expert chef will teach you how to prepare typical local dishes and you will enjoy a delicious lunch based on what you have prepared. You'll learn how to craft a delicious spread of Tuscan favourites, including bruschetta, crostini and pici, thick, hand-rolled pasta originating in Siena using completely fresh and local ingredients.

Today, you'll hop on this private transfer from your hotel in Siena to Florence Train Station, where you will get on a high-speed train to Naples train station. After this comfortable journey, your private driver will take you to your hotel in Sorrento. The rest of the afternoon will be yours to relax in 5-star luxury or head out to explore on your own accord.

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Today, you'll head out to enjoy the amazing colours and landscapes of the Amalfi Coast, visiting the beautiful coastal towns of Positano, Amalfi and Ravello. After visiting Positano, you'll head to one of the most historic towns on this coastline, Amalfi, the seat of a powerful maritime republic from the 9th to 11th centuries. You can visit its beautiful buildings which are a tribute to its history before moving on to Ravello to explore its ancient stone streets and stunning clifftop gardens.

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Discover the remnants of Pompeii on this guided tour which will take you back in time to the 1st century. Lost for almost 1,500 years beneath a blanket of ash, the historic settlement of Pompeii Pompeii was brilliantly preserved. Everything in the town from its buildings and materials to its residents was kept in great condition by the ash covering. On this tour, you'll learn all about the town's history, including details of the famous volcanic eruption that destroyed the city.

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Today, you'll have the option to enjoy a leisure day and some free time to enjoy local attractions, go shopping or soak in the Sorrentine sun, or venture out on a day tour of the nearby Capri islands. Starting at Capri, the famed island in the Gulf of Naples known for its high-end shopping and staggering natural beauty, you'll then move on to Anacapri. You'll finish the day with an optional visit to the famed Blue Grotto, a cave where the water glows a luminous blue.

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Enjoy a day at your leisure discovering the surrounding or soaking in the glorious Sorrentine sun. You'll have some free time to explore the local attractions in Sorrento and spend the day as you wish. You may want to visit Piazza Tasso, a large piazza which is one of the busiest and most popular areas in Sorrento; or Via San Renato, the colourful weekly street market in Sorrento takes place every Tuesday where you can buy a range of goods from clothes to household items to food.