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- Charms of Italy (Venice - Florence - Rome - Sorrento) 8 nights from $1,699*
- Heavenly Italy and Switzerland by Train (Rome - Florence - Siena - Venice - Lucerne - Zurich) 12 nights from $1,878*
- Highlights of Italy and France (Rome - Assisi - Venice - Florence - Nice - Paris) 12 nights from $2,547*
- Lake Maggiore - Como - Lake Garda - Milan (Self Drive) 8 nights from $1,558*
- Enchanting Italy (Venice - Pisa - Florence - Assisi - Rome - Self Drive) 9 nights from $1,756*
- Rome - Siena - Florence - Bologna - Milan - Verona - Padua - Venice (Self Drive) 12 nights from $2,651*
- Northern Italy (Venice - Verona - Lake Como - Milan - Self Drive) 6 nights from $1,020*
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Towns in Puglia
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Fasano
Fasano is a smaller, beautiful, authentic destination that sits where the low hills and grotto-pocket plains of Puglia leads to the Adriatic Sea. The quaint historic center is a maze of narrow lanes, archways, stairways, and little piazzas.
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Ostuni
Built atop a hill to protect from invaders, Ostuni is a certifiable labyrinth. A maze of alleyways, staircases and arches, of houses built upon houses, of hundreds of years of history laid out before you in a way no map can truly explain or capture. Dead ends and charming little gardens, views of the stunning Adriatic sea, green doors and bright blue skies; everything and nothing may lie around the next corner you take.
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Brindisi
Brindisi has been an important port city since ancient times and is known as the “Gateway to the East.” Resting on the edges of the Adriatic Sea, it’s now an active trading and transport hub.
