1 Day:
In the afternoon half day guided visit of Rome.

2 Day:
Full day guided visit of the Eternal City: Piazza Venezia, the Campidoglio, the Colloseum, the Vatican.

3 Day:
Departure for the Campania region. Stop in Caserta for the visit of the famous Reggia. Continuing to Naples and short visit of the centre. You will see ornate baroque churches, a world-class Royal Palace, two massive fortresses, but the first tourist attractions in Neaple is its streets, its shops and its people. Then continue towards the Sorrento coast.

4 Day:
The entire day is dedicated to the visit of the island of Capri. This magical island offer spectacular views and dramatic scenary. In Anacapri visit of the Villa S. Michele and from this little village a chairlift lead to the top of Mount Solare from where a magnificent view of the sea can be enjoyed. Continue the trip to the village of Capri to relax in its famous "Piazzetta", the pulsing heart of the island.

5 Day:
Full day excursion along the Amalfi coast, the prettiest and most romantic coast of Italy, with a stop in Positano, Ravello and Amalfi. Ravello visit at the Villa Rufolo, where Richard Wagner found the inspiration for the Parsifal. Then on to Amalfi, one of the four sea faring Republics in Italy. Visit Piazza del Duomo, from where there is a splendid view of the 9th century cathedral.

6 Day:
Departure for Pompeii and visit of the excavations. Pompeii is the most visited archaeological site in Europe, located in a stupendous setting at the foot of Vesuvius. As you walk through the streets of ancient Pompeii you are catapulted back in time to before the 24th of August 79 AD when the fury of Vesuvius buried the flourishing city. The thick layer of volcanic material which submerged it, made up to a large extent of ash and lapilli. The city has remained intact until the present day, not only as far as its buildings are concerned, but also as regards the contents inside the houses and shops, providing an absolutely fascinating picture of "daily" life.

7 Day:
At disposal for optional excusions and departure

IF YOU WISH TO PROLONGE YOUR STAY IN THIS AREA WE SUGGEST YOU THE FOLLOWING:

• Paestum
  One of the enduring images of southern Italy is that of three Greek temples standing in fields of wild red poppies. The trio are among the best-preserved monuments of Magna Graecia, as the Greeks called their colonies in southern Italy and Sicily. It is a Unesco World Heritage Site. The largest and the best preserved of the three temples is the Temple of Neptune dating from about 450 BC. All around the temples there is a wide, flat plain grazed by the buffalo that produce a good quantity of southern Italy's mozzarella cheese.
  

• Ischia island
  Although nowadays Ischia is especially loved by Germans, it was the Greeks who first colonised the island in the 8th century BC, calling it Pithecusa. Largely volcanic, it has long been noted for its thermal springs, which pull in the punters as much as the beaches.