Magnificent Italy

 Experience the Winter Olympics amid Italy’s striking contrasts: the contemporary style of Milan and the alpine beauty of Cortina d’Ampezzo. Between world-class sporting moments, enjoy Michelin-star dining, designer shopping, and serene mountain landscapes—an exceptional blend of elegance and spectacle.

Venice Carnival transforms La Serenissima into a world of shimmering masks, candlelit balls, and timeless intrigue. Wander through quiet canals and lively piazzas as the city revives its centuries-old traditions in its most atmospheric way, a celebration of beauty, artistry, and Venetian charm. 

From June 12 to September 12, 2026, the Arena di Verona comes alive with open-air performances of La Traviata, Aida, and other celebrated masterworks. Under the summer sky, world-class artists and the historic Roman amphitheater create an unforgettable invitation to experience opera at its most magical. 

Venice, once known as La Serenissima, is a dreamy world of quiet canals, Gothic palaces, and shifting light. Drift along the Grand Canal, wander hidden alleyways, and linger at landmarks like the Doge’s Palace and the Rialto. The city’s calm beauty feels timeless.

Rome captivates with iconic landmarks and centuries of artistry. Visit the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel, explore the Pantheon, stroll to the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps, and enjoy the refined energy of Via Veneto.

Florence shines with Renaissance masterpieces, elegant palaces, and timeless Tuscan charm. Admire the Duomo’s iconic dome, wander across the Ponte Vecchio, and explore galleries filled with works by Michelangelo, Botticelli, and other masters.

The Amalfi Coast dazzles with dramatic cliffs, pastel villages, and luminous sea views. Wander through Positano and Amalfi, explore the historic ruins of Pompeii, sail to Capri, and take in soaring coastal landscapes that feel both glamorous and timeless.

Sicily blends ancient history, volcanic scenery, and vibrant southern culture. Discover Mount Etna, the Valley of the Temples, and the island’s Baroque architecture, then wander coastal towns like Taormina where Mediterranean light and tradition create a captivating atmosphere. 

 Puglia reveals white-stone towns, olive groves, and the unique trulli of Alberobello. Explore seaside villages, Romanesque cathedrals, and coastal landscapes shaped by Adriatic breezes. Nearby Matera, with its ancient cave dwellings, offers one of Italy’s most extraordinary historic settings.