Italy 5 Star Experience

Let the Eternal City enchant you as you stroll through its picturesque cobblestone alleyways and discover some of the world’s most famous sites!

See the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon and Piazza Navona in just half a day with the “Best of Rome Walking Tour". Your expert guide will explain the history and culture of Rome and also give you tips to better make your way around the city. During the tour you will have a scheduled Italian gelato / coffee break where you can try the world-famous Italian espresso! – other options such as juice or soft drinks available.

Ask any local Roman what the best way to spend a day in Rome and they’re likely to recommend “il dolce far niente”, the sweetness of doing nothing. The best way to experience Rome is to freely wander its streets, enjoying hidden gems and lively piazzas in the historical core of the city – sites like the Spanish Steps, the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon and Piazza Navona.

Go on a romantic night tour and enjoy access to the Colosseum Underground and Arena to experience the wonderful achievements of Roman civilization, under the golden moonlight.

TripAdvisor rated that the Colosseum and the Vatican Museums are "the most booked sites of 2018". And Rome hosted 7.4 million visitors in 2018 what is 5.4% more than previous year. Statistics are saying this number will be increased in 2019. "All roads lead to Rome " this proverb is proven again by the world's travelers. These travelers are thirsty to visit Rome and the Vatican with highest expectations. But shortage of time and budget sometime it is quite difficult for them to manage all. That's why they need more information, well plan and preparation in advance. As a historic city (Rome) and a holy city (The Vatican) all travelers are loving to explore. They like to know about the Christianity, Roman history, Ancient Arts, Cultures and Heritages. For helping them we are "United Solutions of Rome". We expert guides and teams designed some exclusive tours for the travelers what are time and money servers with full of knowledge and experience. For satisfaction "We do and live for you".

Enjoy a sightseeing tour and wine tasting in the birthplace of the Renaissance. Explore the charming Oltrarno district and admire iconic monuments.

Glide over the gently rolling hills and vineyards of Tuscany on a hot air balloon flight across S. Casciano Val di Pesa. Experience the magic of flying, powered by wind and fire. Rise to an altitude of 2,000 feet and float with the breeze.

Explore Ferrara on this private walking tour and enjoy a splendid city of art with a strong Renaissance character, revealed in every corner. Walk though the streets of this UNESCO World Heritage site and see its wonders, like the famous Este Castle.

The charming by night navigation of Naviglio DiVino takes place on the Padua-Stra stretch and back: along this route it will be possible to admire, while slowly leaving Padua, part of the ancient Renaissance walls of the city, which will be illustrated to the Guests by a guide professional during the aperitif that will take place on the terrace of the motorboat. After the intersection with the San Gregorio Canal, the boat will pass in front of the superb Villa Giovanelli of Noventa Padovana. Once Villa Giovanelli has passed, the tasting of the five wine labels proposed by the Vitivinicola Company, protagonist of the evening, will start, accompanied by the small tastings offered by restaurateurs and producers of the territory. During the navigation, the motorboat will pass through the Chiusa di Noventa Padovana and the monumental Strain of Stra, which can be admired from the panoramic terrace. After the closure of Stra, the motorboat will turn in correspondence of Villa Foscarini Rossi di Stra and will begin the navigation of return along the same route, while on board the tasting will continue. The arrival at the Pontile del Portello of Padua is scheduled for approximately 24.00.

With intimate groups of 15 people or fewer we don’t just want you to eat well for a day, we want to show you how to eat like a Venetian for your entire stay.

We’ll start by visiting the twin hearts of Venice’s food scene; the Rialto Fruit and Vegetable Market and the Rialto Fish Market. As you peruse the overflowing aisles, your guide will explain how ancient trade routes and a strong maritime history have shaped the diets of Venetians; and how they still get the freshest fish from the Mediterranean.

All this talk of food will make you hungry so we’ll be sure to sample sumptuous local wine and cicchettialong the way. On this side of the Grand Canal, you’ll stop at two of Venice’s most popular local bars. The cicchetti is Venice’s answer to the Spanish tapas and includes local delicacies like crostini (bread with delicious toppings like whipped cod) and Venetian panini (technically sandwiches, but so much more). At each bar your guide will help you to choose two of the best cicchetti and of course a glass of wine, Prosecco or spritz to wash it down.

Next you’ll board a gondola to cross the Grand Canal to Cannaregio. Once known as the Jewish Ghetto and surrounded by walls to keep residents in, Cannaregio is a favorite among locals today for its great food scene, beautiful streets and piazzas and its much more relaxed vibe away from the tourist route.

In fact, we bet you’ll be shocked to learn just how much of Venetian food (and Italian food as a whole) has been influenced by the Jewish community. Our adventure continues as we embark on a short stroll across bridges and piazzas of Cannaregio.

Your tour culminates in a stop at our favorite Venetian restaurant; a friendly and atmospheric neighborhood trattoria. Here you’ll be warmly greeted by the host and served a plate of the day’s pasta special, washed down of course, with another glass of wine.

Immerse yourself in the history of Venice on a 3-hour small group tour of the once-great maritime empire. Explore two of the floating city’s most important buildings: St. Mark’s Basilica and the Doge's Palace.

Meet your guide in St. Mark’s Square, taking a moment to appreciate the space before entering St. Mark’s Basilica. Get an in-depth look at how Venice built a mercantile empire that once spanned the entire Mediterranean. Marvel at mosaics and other treasures as your guide explains how the city begged, borrowed and stole to grow from a tiny island to one of the great powers of the Middle Ages. Enjoy special access to the 1st floor terrace, where you can see the famous horses stolen from Constantinople during the 4th Crusade.

Next, skip the lines to the Doge’s Palace, and explore the political heart of the Venetian Empire for hundreds of years. Admire the opulent apartments and Hall of the Great Council where matters of state were decided under stunning frescoes by Veronese and Tintoretto. Continue to the armory and prisons and learn how grim life was for anyone unlucky enough to be taken prisoner. Discover the secret behind the mysterious black veil that interrupts the official series of Doge’s portraits.

End by walking across the Bridge of Sighs, and learn why this romantic icon has a darker history than you could ever imagine.