MILAN-Rome LUXURY WINTER 2026 ADVENTURE PACKAGE (10-DAY)

In this morning's tour, we will cover two must-see highlights of Milan.  It's perfect for those on a tight schedule because it takes only four hours.   

Let's start with a visit to Santa Maria delle Grazie, a Renaissance jewel where Leonardo collaborated with Donato Bramante, another artist of note. In the church, you can see Leonardo's Last Supper, a work of art that exemplifies perspective and realism.   

Afterward, head to the heart of the city and admire the Duomo, the city's grand cathedral. Built by the Visconti family in 1386, the cathedral was completed by Napoleon in 1805 and is today the third-largest church in the world. You can also explore the nearby Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, one of the world's first Art Nouveau arcades and one of the world's first glass vaulted shopping arcades. In Milan, the Galleria is considered 'the living room of the Milanese'. (4 hours, driver and guide)    

Important: Please note that your visit to see the ‘Last Supper’ is always subject to availability and it is not possible to confirm entry until one week prior to the date of the visit.  

Then, you can take a three-hour walking tour to discover the secrets of Milan's fashion world. Explore Milan's internationally renowned fashion district, the Quadrilatero della Moda - a district of style and elegance. The most stylish boutiques along Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga feature some of the world's most prestigious brand names. As part of your tour, your guide will also tell you about Piazza San Fedele and Via Manzoni, and explain the elegant architecture in the area. (3 hours, expert fashion guide and private transfers)   

Accommodation: Hotel Sina de la Ville (upgradeable to Four Seasons)

Today you will travel to Lake Como by private vehicle where you will enjoy a 3-hour cruise on a luxury motorboat with a local guide. From the water, you can see the villa of the famous American actor George Clooney, who lives in Laglio.   

The boat will take you to Bellagio, where you can admire the lovely gardens of Villa Balbianello from the water. After a day of sightseeing, spend a couple of hours relaxing in the picturesque village of Bellagio. Here you can soak up the atmosphere as you stroll along the esplanade with outstanding views of the lake and surrounding mountains. Then, come back to your private vehicle to return to Milan.     

Accommodation: Hotel Sina de la Ville (upgradeable to Four Seasons)

Discover Rome's labyrinth of narrow streets and broad piazzas today. You can experience a lively hub of Roman life at the Campo dei Fiori market (Monday - Saturday mornings) before the spectacle of the Piazza Navona opens up. The stunning oval-shaped piazza retains the original form of its original purpose as a Roman athletic track. Nowadays, it's lined with cafés and restaurants that enjoy the views of its centerpiece, Bernini's famous Quattro Fiumi fountain.   

You can walk to the Pantheon, the best-preserved Roman monument in the city, and the Trevi Fountain. Lastly, gain a sense of ancient Rome in Trastevere's bustling market and old streets. A bohemian quarter once, today it retains its artistic edge. (4 hours, driver and guide).  Rest of your time is at leisure.    

Accommodation: Palazzo Navona

The heart of the Roman Empire is the focus of today's tour as your guide shows you this fascinating part of history. Discover the imposing Colosseum, commissioned by Emperor Vespasian. There were up to 50,000 spectators in the stadium when gladiatorial battles lasted up to 100 days! Nearby is the Arc of Constantine, which dates from AD 315 and is a forerunner to many other Triumphal Arches. Explore the expansive Roman Forum, where ruins of temples, streets, and palaces can be appreciated up close. 

As you explore Rome's pulsating heart, your guide also explains what's nearby; the Emperor Forums of Augustus, Trajan, and Caesar. Finally, explore the Palatine Hill, where archaeologists believe Romulus, Rome's founder, lived. (4 hours, driver and guide). 

Accommodation: Palazzo Navona