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Italy
There's More Than One Way to Fall in Love with Italy
Italy is a destination you can visit again and again and experience differently every time. Ancient cities, Renaissance masterpieces, colorful coastal villages, rolling vineyards, dramatic mountains and beautiful beaches are all part of the landscape — and each region has its own traditions, cuisine and personality. Whether it’s your first visit or your fifth, there always seems to be another corner of Italy waiting to be discovered.
And then there’s the food. Learn to make pasta with a local cook, taste wine where the grapes are grown, wander through a neighborhood market, or linger over dinner at a tiny restaurant tucked down a side street. In Italy, meals aren’t simply something squeezed between sightseeing — they’re often some of the experiences you remember most.
An Italian vacation can be filled with art and history, centered around food and wine, designed for families, or spent simply enjoying beautiful places at a slower pace. There may be no single way to experience Italy — and that’s exactly why it’s so easy to fall in love with it.
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A FEW OF THE MOMENTS
What We Love to Weave In
La Dolce Vita - Roman Style
Rome from the passenger seat of a vintage Fiat 500 Cabrio, winding through charming streets with an expert local driver at the wheel. Cruise from the Colosseum to the Spanish Steps, slip into quieter neighborhoods and hidden corners, and experience the Eternal City with the top down - a little history, a little glamour, and a very Italian way to see Rome.
A Day on the Water
A day spent cruising the cobalt-blue waters surrounding Capri, Prosecco in hand and the Mediterranean stretching out around you. Sail past hidden grottos and beneath the towering Faraglioni, stop for a swim in impossibly blue water, and perhaps step ashore to wander Capri’s famous piazzetta - the kind of day that makes it very easy to fall in love with Italy.
In the Footsteps of the Renaissance
A day immersed in the art and stories of Florence, wandering from Brunelleschi’s magnificent Duomo through the piazzas where the Renaissance took shape. Stand before Botticelli and Leonardo in the Uffizi, then come face-to-face with Michelangelo’s David at the Accademia — masterpieces you’ve seen countless times, experienced in the city where they were created.
Among the Lemon Groves
A day in the Sorrento countryside surrounded by the scent of lemon groves, learning how the region’s famous fruit makes its way from tree to table. Gather ingredients from the garden, roll fresh pasta and cook alongside a local chef before sitting down to the meal you’ve created — finishing, naturally, with a taste of homemade limoncello.
Around the Table in Tuscany
A farmhouse tucked among the vineyards and olive groves of Tuscany, a local chef waiting in the kitchen, and an afternoon devoted to the recipes passed down through generations. Knead and roll fresh pasta by hand, learn a few secrets of traditional Tuscan cooking, then gather around the table to enjoy everything you’ve made — accompanied, of course, by a glass of Chianti Classico.
Take the Scenic Route
A day with a private driver, following the winding roads of the Amalfi Coast as colorful villages tumble down the cliffs toward the Mediterranean below. Stop to wander the boutiques and lanes of Positano, explore historic Amalfi, or climb into the hills for the gardens and extraordinary views of Ravello — with the freedom to linger wherever the day takes you.
