France · Italy
Paris & Rome Highlights
Two capitals in ten days: Paris cafés and museums, then a short flight to Rome for ancient history and Italian food.
You visit: Paris → Versailles → Rome

Italy
Rome’s ancient sites, Florence’s art and the coastal villages of Cinque Terre, linked by high-speed train.
Italy’s best-loved route by train: ancient Rome and the Vatican, Florence and the Tuscan hills, then the cliffside villages of Cinque Terre.
You visit: Rome → Florence → Siena → Cinque Terre
Transfer to your hotel and an evening walk to the Trevi Fountain.
Guided visit of the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill.
Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel and St Peter’s Basilica.
High-speed train to Florence, the Duomo and Uffizi, and a day trip to Siena.
Train to the coast; walk or take the boat between the five villages.
Train to Pisa or Milan for your flight home.
Illustrative itinerary. Final details are confirmed in your written quotation.



France · Italy
Two capitals in ten days: Paris cafés and museums, then a short flight to Rome for ancient history and Italian food.
You visit: Paris → Versailles → Rome
France
Five days in Paris: the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Montmartre and a Seine cruise, with your hotel and transfers arranged.
You visit: Paris → Versailles → Paris
Japan
Two weeks across western Japan by bullet train: Himeji Castle, the Tottori sand dunes, the Kyushu coast and the Sakurajima volcano.
You visit: Osaka → Himeji → Tottori → Fukuoka → Kagoshima
Reviews
Rome and the Cinque Terre were wonderful. One train was cancelled and the planner rebooked us within an hour by phone. I would only ask for a little more free time in Florence.
I was nervous about the Schengen application. The planner went through every document with me on the consultation call, and the hotel letters were ready when I needed them. Paris and Rome were a dream.
Everything was explained before I paid anything. The hotel was central, the Seine cruise was magical, and someone always answered the phone when I had a question.

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