Day 1: Fly overnight to Italy (June 2nd)
Day 2: Rome (June 3rd)
- Meet your Tour Director at the airport
- Take a guided tour of Vatican City
- Visit the Sistine Chapel
- Visit St. Peter's Basilica
- Visit the Roman Catacombs
- Opt to explore the mysterious world buried beneath Rome since the 2nd century. Christian burial grounds and priceless relics abound, and the art that lines the walls is world-class. Afterward, journey down the ancient Appian Way to the Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls. Note: Sturdy walking shoes are recommended. This optional is not recommended for those who are claustrophobic.
- Take a guided tour of Rome
- Visit the Colosseum
- Visit the Roman Forum
- Take a self-guided walking tour of Rome:
- Trevi Fountain
- Pantheon
- Piazza Navona
- Spanish Steps
- Travel by ferry to Capri
- Take a guided tour of Capri
- Enjoy a boat cruise
- Travel to Sorrento
- Travel to Pompeii
- take a guided tour of Pompeii
- Visit the Pompeii Roman Ruins
- Continue on to Brindisi
- Board a night ferry to Patras
- Arrive in Patras
- Travel to Delphi
- Take a guided tour of Delphi
- With your expert local guide you will see:
- Temple of Apollo
- Visit the Delphi Museum
- Travel to Athens
- Enjoy a free evening
- Take a guided tour of Athens
- With your expert local guide you will see:
- Olympic Stadium
- Visit the Acropolis:
- Parthenon
- Temple of Athena Nike
- Visit the Acropolis Museum
- Take a walking tour of Athens
- With your tour director you will see:
- Plaka District
- Temple of Olympian Zeus
- Visit the island of Mykonos
- Visit the island of Samos
- In Samos, visit the Wine Museum and see the archaeological site of Heraion, a large sanctuary to the goddess Hera. After a trip to Samos' bustling town square, enjoy the white sand beaches of Pythagorio village, namesake of the ancient Greek philosopher and scientist, Pythagoras.
- Visit the island of Patmos
- Visit the island of Crete
- While in Crete, visit Knossos Palace, one of the Bronze Age’s most impressive archaeological sites in the world. Also known as the Labyrinth, the palace appears as a maze of workrooms, living spaces, and store rooms close to a central square. Sir Arthur Evan’s archaeological excavations and restorations from 1900 suggest that this was the site of the ancient Minoan Kingdom.
- visit the island of Santorini
- In Santorini, take a scenic excursion to the village of Oia and explore its unique architecture, quaint shops and charming port of Ammoudi. Along the way, enjoy spectacular views.
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