Italy Trips - Rome sightseeing tours & shore excursions from cruise ships. Also Amalfi, Naples, etc
- Amalfi Coast and Pompeii -
South of Naples lies one of the most famous stretches of the Italian coastline: the Amalfi Coast (a UNESCO World Heritage Site). Its lovely towns, such as Amalfi, Positano, Ravello and Sorrento, are perched on top of cliffs dropping down to the sea and the whole area is known for its unmatched natural beauty and charming local dwellings. For enthusiasts of history and archaeology Pompeii (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) is a familiar name because of the tragic end of the city. Evidence of those dramatic events is still clearly visible today: people were overcome by sudden death and smothered by volcano ashes, which has made it possible to reproduce casts of their bodies in plaster. For the same reason, a number of buildings have been preserved surprisingly well and testify to the high degree of civilization a ...
- Florence -
A tour of Florence (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) is a tour in the past brought back to us for the occasion. This is perhaps the only definition of the city that by its very nature defies all ordinary descriptions. Its Medieval and, above all, Renaissance appearance may lead anyone to think that they are walking into history. The style of the buildings and layout of the streets are so characteristic that they make the city absolutely unique. It is easy to imagine the sophisticated Renaissance splendor of the Court of the Medicis that attracted the most famous artists of the time, while the world of business thrived, bringing prosperity and fame to Florence that came to be regarded as the political, economic and cultural hub of Europe. Names such as Piazza della Signoria, Palazzo della Signoria, Santa Maria del Fiore, Palazzo deg ...
- Siena and Florence -
Siena (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) is a city known throughout the world for the famous Palio. This is a horse race that takes place twice a year and is marked by colourful costumes, great popular enthusiasm and keen competition among the participants. However, apart from the Palio, Siena has a lot to offer tourists, who immediately fall in love with the city because of its beauty and friendly atmosphere. As a mere indication of its extremely refined architecture, one might mention the Palazzo Pubblico and Torre del Mangia (overlooking Piazza del Campo, where the Palio is held), the Duomo, the Baptistery, the Palazzo Arcivescovile, Palazzo del Governo and Palazzo del Magnifico. A walk through the streets of Siena will reveal the true character of its inhabitants famous for their ready quips, as much as for being ...
- Jewish Rome -
Did you know that Rome, which was the capital of the Roman Empire and is the seat of Papacy, is also home to the oldest Jewish community in Europe? It is a fact that a number of Jews lived in Rome as early as the 2nd Century B.C. Visiting Jewish Rome will help to picture the history of this long-standing community and its strong, if often tumultuous, relationship with the Roman emperors and, later, with Christianity. The Ghetto of Rome stands over the initial nucleus of what was to be the City of Rome - something that is largely ignored even in Italy. The Portico di Ottavia, for example, dates back to the time of Ancient Rome. The Ghetto is of course a must for anyone wishing to see how the present-day Jewish community has managed to retain some of its ancient traditions, while adjusting to modern living. Its short, narrow streets ...
- Ancient Rome -
This City is well over 2,000 years old and used to rule over an Empire almost as large as the U.S. The Forum is the market area where the Romans used to go not only to do their ordinary shopping, but also to discuss business and politics. Ample remains of several temples and buildings are still visible today; among them, the famed Arch of Constantine. Close by stands what is undoubtedly the best known of all Roman antiquities, the Colosseum. The mere name of this architectural marvel conjures up images of fierce combats among gladiators and between gladiators and wild animals (scenes from the movie "The Gladiator" were supposed to be set in this very place), as well as the slaying of Christians mauled by wild beasts. Circus Maximus, the arena used for chariot races (remember Ben Hur?), Piazza Navona, originally a stadium built by Emperor ...
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