8 Day Guided Tour of Rome, Florence and Venice

Day 1: Rome - Visit to the Basilica Santa Maria Maior in Rome

1. Rome
   5h
   Arrival. Depending on your arrival time, we can visit the Basilica of São Paulo outside the Wall, where the body of São Paulo is buried. It is the 2nd largest basilica in Rome and the 5th in the world. Check in to the hotel and rest for a few hours if time permits. In the afternoon, we will visit Santa Maria Maior, the main Basilica dedicated to Mary in Rome. We will see the remains of Jesus' manger, Bernini's tomb, the remains of Saint Matthew the Evangelist, the tomb of Saint Jerome and the oldest icon in the world of the Virgin Mary painted by Saint Luke: the famous Salus Populi Romani. We can immerse ourselves in the local culture while also attending an Italian Mass in Santa Maria Maior. Casual dress. Dinner and overnight in Rome.
2. Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore
   1h
   Santa Maria Maggiore or Basilica of Santa Maria Maior is one of the four largest basilicas, one of the seven pilgrimage churches and the largest Marian church in Rome.

Day 2: Rome - Old Town, Guided tour of the Colosseum

1. Rome
   5h
   Start around 9am. Visit the Colosseum, the symbol of the city of Rome; a large building that has been standing since 80 A.D. Next, visit St. John Lateran, the first basilica built in the Roman Empire. In the afternoon, head to the stunning Catacombs where 500,000 people were buried. After the Catacombs, our private bus will take us to dinner and free time around the hotel. Overnight in Rome.
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2. Arcibasilica di San Giovanni in Laterano
   1h
   San Giovanni in Laterano or Papal Archbasilica of St. John Lateran, generally called only St. John Lateran or Lateran Basilica, is the cathedral of the Diocese of Rome and the official episcopal see of the Bishop of Rome.

Day 3: Rome Visit to the Vatican and Vatican Museum

1. Rome
   5h
   Start around 9am. Visit the Colosseum, the symbol of Start the day at around 9:30 am, visiting the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel, the Pope's private chapel. Tour of St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican, the largest basilica in the world. Long pants, capris or skirts below the knee, shoulders covered. Time to rest before dinner in the hotel area. Dinner and overnight in Rome. City of Rome; a large building that has been standing since 80 A.D. Next, visit St. John Lateran, the first basilica built in the Roman Empire. In the afternoon, head to the stunning Catacombs where 500,000 people were buried. After the Catacombs, our private bus will take us to dinner and free time around the hotel. Overnight in Rome.
2. Sistine Chapel
   2h · Admission ticket included
   One of the most famous places in the world, the place where the conclave is held, which is the choice of a new Pope.
3. St. Peter's Basilica
   2h · Admission ticket included
   St. Peter's Basilica is a basilica in the Vatican State. It is the largest and most important religious building in Catholicism and one of the most visited Christian sites in the world.

Day 4: Rome Visit the main historical points, day from Piazza Navona

1. Rome
   5h
   We will start early, as our private bus leaves around 7 am bound for the Vatican to experience the 10 am Audience with the Pope. We will see the Pope very closely; sometimes we even shake your hand. There will be time for lunch in the Vatican area, before visiting the Spanish Steps. This is where the Romans met. From there, we will walk to the Trevi Fountain and have time to shop. Followed by a walk to the Pantheon, the oldest functional building in the world, and then to the great artistic place of Piazza Navona at around 4:30 pm. Dinner in Piazza Navona. Includes red and white wine. Casual dress throughout the day. Overnight in Rome.
2. Piazza Navona
   40m
   Navona in fact started to be characterized as a square in the last years of the 15th century, when the city market was transferred from the Capitol there. It was remodeled to a monumental style at the will of Pope Innocent X, of the Pamphili family, and is a source of pride for the city of Rome during the Baroque period.
3. Spanish Steps
   30m
   Piazza di Spagna, known until the 17th century as Piazza di Francia, with its famous staircase to the Trinità dei Monti church, is one of the most famous squares in Rome, Italy, located on the Campo Marzio rione. Its name is a reference to the Palazzo di Spagna, seat of the embassy of the Kingdom of Spain to the Holy See

Day 5: From Rome to Florence

1. Florence
   3h
   On the way to Florence, stop in Assisi. See the tombs of San Francisco and Santa Clara; enjoy a walk
   quiet through the streets of Assisi. Dinner in Tuscany. Overnight in Florence.
2. Assisi
   2h
   Assisi is the land of two saints. Francisco, a young son of rich fabric merchants, who gave up his wealth and went on a pilgrimage to several Italian cities, including Rome. And Clara, daughter of the nobility who even sold her wedding gifts to donate to the poor, our program presents everything to you.

Day 6: Florence Tuscany Tour

1. Tuscany
   5h
   Visit in Florence in the Tuscany region. Stroll across the Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, Uffizzi, masterpiece by
   Michelangelo, The David, Flea Market, Duomo (Cathedral) and Baptistery.
2. Ponte Vecchio
   Pass by
   Enjoy the walk along the Ponte Vecchio.
3. Piazza della Signoria
   Pass by
   Passing through Piazza della Signoria.
4. Pass by
   The tour guide will show those interested in the location of the Basilica of San Lorenzo and the Chapel of the Medici (where the Medici family was buried), and the Basilica della.
5. Pass by
   Santa Croce (where Michelangelo and 15 other glorious Italian artists and thinkers were buried). Dinner in Florence. Includes red and white wine. Casual dress throughout the day. Overnight in Florence.
6. Duomo
   1h
   The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore is the "Duomo" of Florence, Italy, and is located in the homonymous square. In 1971 it was already the fifth church in Europe in magnitude.

Day 7: From Florence to Venice

1. Venice
   5h
   Venice Tour: an incredible city built on water. Morning departure for Venice on our bus
   private. The estimated time of arrival is at 12:00 PM.
2. Piazza San Marco
   30m
   Tour of Venice: an incredible city built on water. Departure to Venice in the morning on our bus
   private. The estimated time of arrival is at 12:00.

Day 8: Return day to Brazil

1. Venice
   4h
   After breakfast. preparations for returning to Brazil.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels