Gathering at the airport for the Excursion To Rome March 25th and flight to the "eternal" city of Rome wearing its festive clothes. Our tour of the "Eternal City" will begin with the Colosseum, the largest surviving ancient Roman amphitheater in the world, and the Arch of Constantine the Great. Passing through the Imperial Market Street in the heart of ancient Rome, we will reach Capitol Hill and Piazza Venezia with the massive monument dedicated to Victor Emmanuel II, the first king of united Italy, in which the monument of the Unknown Soldier is also located, to the famous Trevi Fountain and finally to the bustling Piazza di Spagna. Then we will pass by the Vatican, the smallest state in the world, where St. Peter's Basilica is located, the largest church in Christianity. The rest of the day is free to use as you see fit. Go up to the Palatine Hill, the aristocratic quarter of ancient Rome. Make a wish at the Trevi Fountain, the city's most famous fountain and get to know the famous Via Veneto with its luxury hotels and cafes. Opportunity to shop in one of the world's famous markets. Overnight.

Breakfast at the hotel. Today we suggest a guided tour of the independent Vatican City, to take a tour of its famous museums, with exhibits including famous statues from the ancient world and the Renaissance, such as the Laocoon complex, Apollo of Belvedere, works of Giotto, Rafael, Da Vinci, Caravaggio et al. Passing through the famous Corridors of the Candlemas, of the Tapestry, of Geographical Maps and the Halls with Raphael's frescoes, we will end up at the Sistine Chapel with the legendary ceiling painted by Michelangelo. Subsequently, we will pass by the magnificent Basilica of Saint Peter, the largest church in the world, built on the tomb of the Apostle Peter where, among others, we will see the Pieta of Michael Angelos and the ciborium that dominates the papal altar, work of Bernini. Overnight. For the guided tour of the Vatican Museums, you must register and prepay before your departure (60€ for adults and €50 for children up to 18 years). The price includes entrance to the Vatican, the cost of booking at Museums, headphones and the tour by a local Greek-speaking guide). Mandatory reservation and advance payment of entry 15 days before the visit. Otherwise it is not possible for us to secure your entry to the Vatican Museums.

Breakfast at the hotel. Free day to take advantage of as you see fit. Go up to the Palatine Hill, the aristocratic quarter of ancient Rome. Make a wish at the Trevi Fountain, the most famous fountain of the city and get to know the famous Via Veneto with its luxury hotels and cafes. Opportunity to shop in one of the world's famous markets. Overnight.

Breakfast at the hotel and immediate departure for Florence. Boarding the bus and departure for the capital of Tuscany, Florence. On our tour we will see Piazza San Giovanni with the Baptistry of St. John and the Renaissance Cathedral of Santa Maria Del Fiore, with Brunelleschi's famous dome. Continuing on, we will go down to Piazza de la Signoria, adorning the Neptune fountain and a replica of Michelangelo's David statue. This is where the Palazzo Vecchio is located, which today houses the City Hall of the city, and the Loggia with statues of great Florentine sculptors. We continue to the famous Uffizi Gallery, the famous and much-photographed Ponte Vecchio bridge with countless jewelry shops, and Republic Square, one of the most central squares of Florence, with the characteristic Arcone arch and the historic Gilli and Paszkowski cafes. Free time for shopping in the San Lorenzo market or visiting Palazzo Pitti, the luxurious residence of the Medici. Late afternoon return to our hotel. Overnight.